6 simple TIPS to go from QUILT TOP to QUILT DONE!

During the course of this week, I showed you how to make a memory quilt such as the one I made for my friend Carla’s mother as a Mother’s Day gift. The techniques I used, such as using a ruler and pencil to mark your strips for perfect alignment, were simple and easy with the OLFA rulers, rotary cutters, and mats. These tools made the creative process a pleasant one.

As a reminder, here are the tools I had fun using.

·         OLFA RTY-2/C – Splash Rotary Cutter 45mm

·         OLFA Tungsten Tool Steel Rotary Blade 45mm

·         OLFA 1212″ Square Frosted Acrylic Ruler

·         OLFA 6″ x 12″ Frosted Acrylic Ruler

·         OLFA 6″ x 24″ Frosted Acrylic Ruler

·         OLFA Square Rotating Cutting Mat

·         UNIQUE quilting Clever Clips Small

·         Sew Easy Freezer Paper for Quilting and Applique

A variety of OLFA tools with UNIQUE clever clips and Sew Easy freezer paper

Simple quilting complements any quilt.

Another simple option for quilting a memory quilt.

After quilting is completed, trim away excess batting and backing.

Mark both ends of the bonding strips.

Snip corners to easily turn the binding over.

UNIQUE Clever Clips hold down the binding.

Binding sewn by machine

Mama Delfina’s memory quilt

This is part 5 of 5 in this series

Go back to part 4: Marking the right spots for perfect rows | Strip alignment made easy

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