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.
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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June Dudley talks about Lee Heinrich’s piece “Chain Reaction” from Quiltmakers Magazine in March 2012. She also covers different versions of this piece made by Bonnie Stapleton, Melissa Radtke, and Donna Hanley. You can learn how to make this piece with the new sizes from precut 2 ½ inch strips.
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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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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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I enjoyed the tutorial on making this scrap quilt. It will make a great “I Spy” quilt. Thank you 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.
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!
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.
This is so cute and looks so easy, thank you for sharing this cute pattern, I am definitely going to try it.
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I just love it I will be making one or two of these quilts thank you