Sherri Driver teaches you how to work with Drunkards path quilt block without doing any piecing at all! Learn how to use a bias strip to cover up the two blocks and walk through each step of this quilting technique with her. Feel more confident in your quilting skills and use this helpful quilting technique today for working with Drunkards path quilt block!
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