Sherri Driver teaches you how to make a cute, fast quilt that uses old scraps with this quilt as you go technique. Start by learning how to make the base of the quilt with similar patches to form a pattern and then add some of your favorite little picture motifs you’ve had left over. You will have a new quilt and less scraps in no time.
Aurora Sisneros and Kelly Pederson Hanson express important tips and information regarding different quilting fabrics. Find out what the many benefits are for using certain fabrics as well as how the size and sharpness of your sewing needle impacts the durability of your quilt. Learn how to find the grain line in quilting fabrics and…
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Heather Thomas provides essential tips for choosing fabrics for your quilts by using fabric value. Understand the importance of fabric value and how it is relative. See how the value of fabric can impact the quality of your finished quilt. Use these helpful tips to choose the right fabric for your beautiful quilts.
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Heather Thomas teaches you how to hand bead so you can add even more extravagance to your quilt. It is very simple to learn and she teaches you using only five basic stitches. The different types you will learn is the bugle stitch that uses bugle beads, the stack stitch using multiple fancy beads, a…
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Peg Spradlin demonstrates how to apply batting properly to your quilts. Learn about all the different types of batting you can use as well as the different fibers in batting. Use these tips to help you choose the right batting for your quilts and see how batting can make a huge impact on the quality…
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I just love it I will be making one or two of these quilts thank you
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This is so cute and looks so easy, thank you for sharing this cute pattern, I am definitely going to try it.
I think I’d like to use flannel scraps for the ‘patches’. It will give a great tactile feel to a baby quilt or lap quilt for a nursing home resident.
Awwww, this is adorable! I’ve never seen anything like it and I’m going to put this in my “quilt design ideas” file. Thank you so much for sharing!
It’s a great idea. However, I think that I would pink my scraps, or turn them under, to avoid the frayed edges.