Finishing quilts without binding is easier than you think. In my previous post about Finishing Irregular Quilt Edges Without Binding, I used 2 pieces of
It might seem tricky when you need to bind a quilt with irregular edges, but not to worry, as there are a few non-traditional methods
When you are making quilt blocks, a true 1⁄4″ seam allowance is crucial for achieving accurate measurements, especially when it comes to large blocks with
Traditional Log Cabin Block Traditional log cabin quilt blocks are made of dark and light strips of fabric that are sewn around a small square
If a pattern comes with printable templates for isosceles trapezoids or triangles, there are a few ways you can cut them using various rulers instead
Just like for binding regular 90 degree corners, you will need to use straight grain fabric strips for binding 120 degree corners. The entire binding can
The ears in my Cuddles The Hexi Bear Rug pattern create scalloped edges and it’s very easy to bind them. First of all, I should
Quilting-As-You-Go allows you to assemble pieces of a quilt block, and as you sew each seam, you are stitching through the batting and backing layers
Did you know that transferring pattern markings can be done without a tracing wheel and carbon paper? This method works perfectly for transferring notches, straight
Freezer Paper is one of the must-have supplies in my quilting room. It helps to cut shapes out of fabric and it’s very useful for