These four quilting how to videos demonstrate the proper way to line up a panto. Watch and learn how easy it is. In addition to getting tips for lining up pantos, our host also gives you more tips for quilting.
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Finish irregular quilt edges
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Miter a corner on quilt binding
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Use a June Tailor Shape Cut ruler
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Read a ruler
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Braid string
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Measure a quilt for binding
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Sew 3D faux cathedral window quilt blocks
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Stitch pantographs with a longarm sewing machine
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Hide an ending knot in your quilt
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Quilt a Y-seam the easy way
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Quilt as you go with your sewing machine
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Square up a quilt to get it ready for binding
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Quilt mitered corners
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Make a t-shirt memory quilt for beginners
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Stitch in the ditch to sew binding on a quilt
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Learn trapunto for quilting
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Do the 'quilt as you go' method
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Use a quilting ruler
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Finish irregular quilt edges
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Miter a corner on quilt binding
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Quilt as you go
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Use a June Tailor Shape Cut ruler
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Quilt as you go with your sewing machine
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Learn the 'quilt as you go' method
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Do the 'quilt as you go' method
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Make an easy abstract quilt or blanket
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Read a ruler
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Create fiber art journal pages or fabric books
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Make a no sew fleece blanket
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Make a t-shirt memory quilt for beginners
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Make an easy fabric panel quilt for Project Linus
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Make a simple tie blanket
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Bind a quilt without bumps
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Load a quilt onto a frame
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Square up a quilt block
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Measure a quilt for binding
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Measure borders when quilting
1 Comment
Excellent video and also excellent information. This is the best I have seen on how to get started and do a good job without having to learn the hard way (trial and error, error, error!)
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