Diane Harris saves you time in helping you make smoother, long strips and sub cutting them into smaller units for strip piecing. You will learn tips like how to line up the selvages, pressing the fabric to get out the wrinkles, what sewing feet you can use, and making sure it is smooth at the fold. Also, make sure to use the fold as the reference point.
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