Turn you tree quilt into a lattice quilt! Here are the final steps to completing your tree-themed quilt top like an expert while learning more about SCHMETZ needles. Free tutorial
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Finishing a quilt block to size: Here’s what it takes
by Paul Legerby Paul LegerIt’s sizing up time! Complete your tree quilt blocks and make sure they measure up! Get all your blocks trimmed and ready for the next step…Quilt top is done! Free tutorial
- H.A. Kidd sewing notions
What to do with leftover fabric: Sew a tree! [TUTORIAL]
by Paul Legerby Paul LegerMake the perfect point with these wonderful triangular-shaped blocks that turn into a treetop! Find out how to use strips of fabric or leftover fabric to make a version of the triangle log cabin quilt block. Easy and fun! Free tutorial
- H.A. Kidd sewing notions
Marking your fabric to cut duplicate blocks – no pattern required
by Paul Legerby Paul LegerUniformity rules…with a little improv twist. Find out how to duplicate your tree blocks using today’s cutting technique. AND, get the scoop on what options you have for choosing sewing needles that work for you…helpful info to prepare for sewing these fabulous tree blocks together. Free tutorial.
- H.A. Kidd sewing notions
Making an improv tree block starts with the right tools [free quilting tutorial]
by Paul Legerby Paul LegerPlanning for Christmas quilting projects is never too early. Today Paul Léger explains how important it is to have the right tools to get your project off to a great start while showing us the fun side of making an improv tree block. Free quilting tutorial.
Turn you tree quilt into a lattice quilt! Here are the final steps to completing your tree-themed quilt top like an expert while learning more about SCHMETZ needles. Free tutorial
Glide, square, or echo. Elaine Theriault finishes off the week showcasing three accessory feet that work amazingly with the Husqvarna Viking PLATINUM™ Q160. Get to know what they do and how they work for your free motion quilting!
Let’s add MORE stitches to our maximalist cushion cover! Sarah Vanderburgh finishes off the week by showing us how the IDT System on the PFAFF performance icon makes for superior quilting. Add MORE texture and MORE stitches, for MORE compliments! Free tutorial.
Use up the fabrics in your stash to make your very own pieced backing! Figure out how much fabric you need and how to use it [horizontally, vertically, or multi-pieced]. Christine Baker guides you through the process in 5 quick steps using her Brother NQ900. Free tutorial.
It’s a great summer so far and I can’t imagine the weather turning cooler.…
In yesterday’s post, I demonstrated my method of quilt sandwiching. The time has come…