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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Quilt as you go with your sewing machine
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Quilt as you go
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Quilt perfect borders
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Bind fabric on a quilt
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Square up a quilt to get it ready for binding
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Do the 'quilt as you go' method
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Sew 3D faux cathedral window quilt blocks
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Learn the 'quilt as you go' method
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Load a quilt onto a frame
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Create fiber art journal pages or fabric books
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Sew a disappearing 9 patch quilt block
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Tie a surgeon's knot for a quilt
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Bind a quilt without bumps
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Make a family quilt
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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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Quilt a wide binding
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Learn trapunto for quilting
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Tie a knot in your thread for hand sewing
How To:
Quilt as you go with your sewing machine
How To:
Quilt as you go
How To:
Quilt perfect borders
How To:
Bind fabric on a quilt
How To:
Square up a quilt to get it ready for binding
How To:
Do the 'quilt as you go' method
How To:
Sew 3D faux cathedral window quilt blocks
How To:
Learn the 'quilt as you go' method
How To:
Load a quilt onto a frame
How To:
Create fiber art journal pages or fabric books
How To:
Sew a disappearing 9 patch quilt block
How To:
Tie a surgeon's knot for a quilt
How To:
Bind a quilt without bumps
How To:
Make a family quilt
How To:
Make a t-shirt memory quilt for beginners
How To:
Stitch in the ditch to sew binding on a quilt
How To:
Quilt a wide binding
How To:
Learn trapunto for quilting
How To:
Tie a knot in your thread for hand sewing
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