Watch this short quilting video to cut a 45 degree angle precisely. When sewing quilts with large triangle patterns, cutting your fabrics precisely can be vital to the geometric vitality of your quilt. Follow these instructions to keep your colonial quilt from drifting off center.
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Load a quilt onto a frame
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Miter a corner on quilt binding
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Finish irregular quilt edges
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Read a ruler
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Tie a surgeon's knot for a quilt
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Make a sleeping bag
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Make a no sew fleece blanket
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Use advanced quilting techniques
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How To:
Quilt as you go with your sewing machine
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How To:
Hide an ending knot in your quilt
-
How To:
Use a June Tailor Shape Cut ruler
-
How To:
Quilt a wide binding
-
How To:
Do the 'quilt as you go' method
-
How To:
Load a quilt onto a frame
-
How To:
Miter a corner on quilt binding
-
How To:
Use a rotary cutting mat
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How To:
Quilt mitered corners
-
How To:
Quilt as you go
-
How To:
Sew 3D faux cathedral window quilt blocks
-
How To:
Square up a quilt to get it ready for binding
-
How To:
Make a t-shirt memory quilt for beginners
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How To:
Finish irregular quilt edges
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How To:
Read a ruler
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How To:
Make a no sew fleece blanket
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How To:
Make a sleeping bag
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How To:
Tie a surgeon's knot for a quilt
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How To:
Use advanced quilting techniques
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