In this month’s NQC LIVE, Ashley Hough and special guest Andrea Smith of Happy Cloud Creations discuss easy holiday gifts, how to wash and care for quilts, ideal lighting for quilting, organizational tips for your sewing room, and much more.
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1:16:00In this month’s NQC LIVE, Susan Guzman and Ashley Hough discuss seam allowance, quarter inch marks, pressing sprays, backing fabric and joining diagonal strips.
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1:00:25Did you miss April’s LIVE event? Catch the full recap here with special guest and quilting expert, Susan Guzman. Susan will be on the air answering your quilting questions live in this fun, interactive, and informative Q&A.
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1:01:46In this month’s NQC LIVE with Heather Thomas, learn about accurate cutting and piecing, proper ways to enlarge blocks, and how to ensure your backing fabric is lined up. Heather also gives tips on embellishing, including how many different embellishments to use, as well as how to make sure the end result is balanced. Heather…
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Do I have to have a lot of waste material at the edges when I free motion quilt?
Hello Ce Ce,
Thank you for your patience while I asked the experts, here is the reply:
Hi,
No- you do not need a lot of waste fabric when you are free motion quilting. You can have the standard extra few inches of batting and backing fabric around the outside edges of your quilt top that you have for any kind of quilting.
Cheers,
Ashley