When it comes to stitching long pieces of fabric, using the “L” seam is way to go! Heather Thomas provides a helpful technique known as the “L” seam to join strips for borders and bindings. Go through each step with Heather and begin practicing this quilting technique.
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7:12Art Quilts Use of Contrast
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3:41How to Baste a Quilt
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7:33How to Make Bias Binding
Angie Hodapp helps you save time and money at the quilt store for the next time you are buying fabric for a bias binding. After figuring out the math, get into cutting and measuring to bind on the bias. Learn techniques about how to hide the seam and why you should always use a bias…
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