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Truly a picture (or video in this case) is worth a thousand words. YouTube is a great resource for free training videos. But I’m continuing to discover tutorials on other sites as I research quilting techniques. Here are some I’ve found helpful..
Square-Up Ruler
I have quite a few rulers with some used more often than others. This baby is used everytime I make half-square triangle blocks and it does a marvelous job of squaring up these blocks. Once I’ve sewn together 2 blocks and cut them apart on the diagonal, I use this ruler to square the block before I press it open…a real time saver! I line up the finished block size indicated on the ruler with the seam allowance and then cut away the excess on the two sides.
Posted in Tips & TricksBy Linda
Victory Quilts – 3007
The Seventh video in Eleanor Burns’ Victory Quilt series covers the Stars & Stripes and Star Spangled Banner blocks…
Posted in Quilt Videos, Victory QuiltsBy Linda
Victory Quilts – 3006
The sixth video in Eleanor Burns’ Victory Quilt series covers the Broken Sugar Bowl and Contrary Wife blocks…
Victory Quilts – 3006 from Quilt in a Day on Vimeo
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Organizing Fabric Tips
I certainly will give this one a try!
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By Linda
Victory Quilts – 3005
The fifth video in Eleanor Burns’ Victory Quilt series covers the Army Star and Hope of Hartford blocks.
Victory Quilts – 3005 from Quilt in a Day on Vimeo.
Posted in Quilt Videos, Victory QuiltsBy Linda
Fussy Cutting & Y-Seams With Kaye Wood
What an interesting technique…makes me want to check out these templates. And I definitely want to try out her Y-seam technique!
By Linda
Victory Quilts – 3004
Fourth video of Eleanor Burns’ Victory Quilt series…
Victory Quilts – 3004 from Quilt in a Day on Vimeo
Posted in Quilt Videos, Victory QuiltsBy Linda
Mitered Border Corners
What an interesting way to do a mitered border. I’m not sure I would use this procedure with a large quilt but it certainly would work for smaller wall hangings. And I’d sure like to know how she manages to control the glue so well. I would have gotten it all over the square, my iron and the table.
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By Linda
Magical Basting
Sharon Schamber illustrates basting techniques for correcting quilt assembly distortions with a great technique using starch to ease out puckers..very nice. I could have used this technique on several of my earlier quilts!
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By Linda
Hand Basting a Quilt
Sharon Schamber illustrates her hand basting technique, provides tips for fabric preparation, and itemizes tools/supplies she uses. I watched the series this morning and have decided to give this a technique a try on my quilt sampler once I have finished assembling the top.
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By Linda
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