Dana Jones teaches you how to create a beautiful pinwheel quilt in this National Quilters Circle video. She walks you through the step-by-step process, demonstrating each of the necessary techniques that you’ll need to arrange, stitch and press the pinwheels in preparation for application to a quilt.
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Heather Thomas teaches you all about thread while providing helpful tips and techniques for working with thread. Learn the many types of thread available as well as the many brands and weights of thread. Understand the value of thread and add element to your quilts. Find out all you need to know about thread and…
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Laura Roberts teaches you how to cut novelty fabric into little squares and make it into a block. She recommends using fabric with motifs that are easy to cut out to make a block, but also shows you how to use stripes, a bias cut strip, a border stripe and templates you may have made.
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Are you afraid of ripping fabric? Torn or ripped fabric can make a great focal point for your quilts. In this video, Heather Thomas shares some tips for how to rip fabric correctly and ideas for incorporating the strip pieces in your quilt projects. With Heather’s help, you can create gorgeous strip quilts with the…
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Sherri Driver explains how important it is to grasp and hold your quilt firmly when sewing your quilt pieces together. Learn several techniques for relaxing your shoulders and controlling your body. Find out what quilting products and tools work best to help you hold tight to your quilts. Have fun using these tips to get…
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I do not cut off the “dog-ears” of my HSTs. This gives me a little more seam allowance aiding the center separation step. I also do not make the seam allowance cut that she is suggesting. The “dog-ears” are left as part of the “mini-block” at my center, and they then make a sort of ramp to gradually quilt over if your quilting pattern passes through the Pinwheel center.
Very helpful. Thank you.
Clearly done in precise steps! Thanks!
I find this information very helpful and easy to read makes me want to get busy