Dana Jones shows you several methods to incorporate flying geese into your quilt along with the reason for adding them. Learn how to make your own flying geese individually or use a system to make multiple at once.
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Meet Kelly Pederson Hanson
Learn about National Quilters Circle Contributing Editor Kelly Pederson Hanson through an interview about her experience with quilting. Learn about Kelly’s family and how dedicated to quilting she is. See how quilting has changed her life and how it has given her a sense of peace. Find out about her quilting business as well as…
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Make Your Own Applique Quilt Patterns
Kelly Hanson gives us some ideas for thoughtful holiday gifts for loved ones. Instead of buying an applique pattern from the store, try creating your own! In this video, watch as Kelly creates an applique snowman as part of a fun gift for her grandchildren, and gives us some other ideas to get started on…
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Applique Designs for the Holiday Season
Do you need some ideas for fast and easy Christmas gifts for your loved ones this year? Kelly Hanson shows us some applique that can be used to create beautiful holiday quilting projects. Watch this video and learn how to create these fun gifts today – including wall hangings, hand towels, and more! Related Article:…
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Interaction of Color with Quilt Fabrics
Heather Thomas presents helpful techniques for determining what color fabrics to use when making your quilts. Learn how colors interact with each other and how to ensure the colors “make” your quilt rather than “break” your quilt. Find out how to utilize different colored shapes and fabrics without creating visual chaos. See what color interactions…
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Why do you say press the seams and then demonstrate ironing the seam?
Hi Dana!
Greetings from White Plains, NY Love to you, Joe and Ellie!
What size is the large square in the second method?
I have the same question Dana!
Hi Laura, I have the same question; what size is the square in option 2 and how do we know what size to Use?
Shouldn’t the square in the first method shown be 3 1/2, not 3 7/8 as stated? How can you line up a 3 7/8 square on three sides of a 3 1/2 by 6 1/2 rectangle?
You are correct Mary. I followed her instructions and it did not match up.
I used a 3 1/2 inch square and it turned out perfectly. Thank you for bringing this to our attention, I’m sorry for any confusion this may have caused you.
Quilting On,
Kelly Pederson Hanson
Managing Editor