[…] mark, draw a horizontal line every 3″. This will establish your grid. I knew I really wanted my quilting design to pop, so I chose light colored thread to add a little extra flair. Starting in the top left corner, intersect the top left corner of the first full rectangle and head for the […]
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[…] your finished quilt top, July 11, 2023 at 2PM CT Week 5, July 14: Assemble the quilt topSponsor: Aurifil – Best Selection Box including 45 small spools of 50 wt. thread! Week 4 Assignment: Assemble Blocks Tip #1: Orient your h pieces correctly. This will feel really obvious when you’re laying the pieces out, but I just […]
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[…] to cover big seam allowances. Check out more of my favorite sewing tools! How to Choose the Right Quilt Batting The Best Sewing Table The Best Quality Thread: Part 1andPart 2 5 Best Cutting Mats for Quilters Best Rotary Cutter The 4 Best Quilting Rulers The Best Iron for Sewing The World’s Best Sewing […]
[…] Sprout wovens from Fableism – I can’t say enough good things about these gorgeous fabrics in the best earthy tones! You can find them here.) Simple sewing machine Thread Cutting mat Ruler with a marked 45-degree angle Rotary cutter Iron and ironing board Temporary marking tool Fork pins Step 1: Cut the Parallelograms First, we […]
[…] sew along and then delete it afterwards. Week 1: Fabric Stork – New Horizons throw kit including backing fabric Week 2: Global Fiber Textiles and Notions – Aurifil Thread Pack and $75 gift card to shop Week 3: Saltwater Fabrics – $100 gift card Week 4: Trace Creek Quilting – Free longarm quilting for a throw […]
[…] wash the quilt. Even if you took your finger nail and scratched at the creases in an attempt to erase them, you wouldn’t have much luck. The threads of your fabric have a steel-trap memory and they won’t forget a crease easily. To answer your next question, yes, that makes a hera marker perfect […]
[…] needle (probably fresh from the package) when quilting and piece your quilt top with tightly woven fabric. If your fabric is a loose weave or a low thread count, the wool can easily travel through it once the quilt has been washed. Bamboo Batting Above is the Bayside quilt pattern. you can purchase it […]
[…] brought to America from Ireland… and it sure looks a whole lot like an Irish Chain. hmmm…Verrrry innnteresting. The quilt in question was made circa 1805 with thread that is totally Irish with a fabric design that it totally Irish and if you didn’t notice yet, it was quilted a few years before the […]