See how to tie a knot in your thread for hand sewing. This knot can easily be hidden inside a quilt. This is a simple quilting lesson, but worth taking the time to learn properly. You don't want your quilt falling apart at the seams.
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Quilt as you go with your sewing machine
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Load a quilt onto a frame
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Finish irregular quilt edges
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Square up a quilt to get it ready for binding
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Use a quilting ruler
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Sew curves on a patchwork quilt
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Quilt as you go
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Quilt a 45 degree angle
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Read a ruler
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Make a t-shirt memory quilt for beginners
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Remove the paper from a paper piece quilt
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Create background fabric for quilting
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Sew the Light and Shadows quilt block
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Create fiber art journal pages or fabric books
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Add a flange accent to your quilt
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Quilt with different binding widths
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Quilt a Thanksgiving turkey wall hanging or throw
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Quilt a wide binding
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Miter a seam
How To:
Do the 'quilt as you go' method
How To:
Quilt as you go with your sewing machine
How To:
Load a quilt onto a frame
How To:
Finish irregular quilt edges
How To:
Square up a quilt to get it ready for binding
How To:
Use a quilting ruler
How To:
Sew curves on a patchwork quilt
How To:
Quilt as you go
How To:
Quilt a 45 degree angle
How To:
Read a ruler
How To:
Make a t-shirt memory quilt for beginners
How To:
Remove the paper from a paper piece quilt
How To:
Create background fabric for quilting
How To:
Sew the Light and Shadows quilt block
How To:
Create fiber art journal pages or fabric books
How To:
Add a flange accent to your quilt
How To:
Quilt with different binding widths
How To:
Quilt a Thanksgiving turkey wall hanging or throw
How To:
Quilt a wide binding
How To:
Miter a seam
How To:
Do the 'quilt as you go' method
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