Easiest Ever Method for Making Flying Geese
Flying geese are used in many quilt patterns. This method is the easiest way to make these. The math is simple and they don’t need squaring up.
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Quilting with Triangles
Triangles have the reputation of being difficult to work with. Although they are a bit more challenging that squares and rectangles, there is no need of being afraid of them. With practice, they are easy to do.
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Cutting triangles and diamonds with a basic quilting ruler
Once you have strips cut with your basic quilting ruler, you often want to cut them down into other shapes. Many specialty rulers exist for triangles, but once you know how to use all the lines on your basic ruler, you can use it to cut not only square and rectangles, but also different styles…
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Six tips to get the most out of your basic quilting ruler
Rotary cutters and rulers revolutionized quilting. Before they came on the scene, most quilters used templates and piecing by machine was challenging. Rotary cutters and rulers brought the chance to do st rip piecing, and made many patterns much more quick and easy.
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Poinsettia Applique Pattern and Tutorial
This poinsettia appliqué is a nice way to turn any sewing project into a Christmas project. It can be added to placemats, bags, tea towels, pillows or even clothing. If you use fusible web, it is a quick project that can be done only a few minutes.
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Making half-square triangles with the Paper Piecing Method
The thought of paper piecing causes some quilters to break out into a cold sweat. Trust me, though. Paper piecing half square triangles is not at all like making complex stars or picture blocks. It is simple and straightforward.