Monthly Archives: April 2014

. . . Continuous Binding

Hopefully, by now you may have picked up on a pattern of mine. I’m always looking for a new tip, technique, quick way, or shortcut for making something that already exist; that’s easy and yet you get the same results. I found another video tutorial for making continuous binding. I viewed the video and found the fewer steps to be of value. As always, I’m just sharing information that I found helpful to me as a quilter, and I hope you will too. Enjoy, and leave a comment!

 

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There’s always another way . . .

As usual,  I’m always looking for a shortcut to piecing blocks. I found another way to make a four patch. Landauer Publishing has a video tutorial on perfect piecing for basic blocks. Author Peggy Haren demonstrates how to make two four patch blocks from two squares. This is a simple technique that makes perfect seams. I’m going to try this technique and post my block for all to see. Again, I enjoy sharing new tips and techniques that make a quilter’s piecing easier and precise. Enjoy the video and leave a comment if you try the technique.

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I received an email from Lindy; one of my quilt buddies. She shared this website with me http://www.quiltersnewsletter.com/blogs/insideqn/. There’s a video on mitered corners on binding. Patrick Lose; a quilter and former garment maker, demonstrated his technique that allows you to make a great looking finished mitered corner. As Lindy said,  “it looks like a great solution to the ‘nub’ in the corner.” I viewed the video and it is an easy solution to make better mitered corners. Hopefully you will find this to be useful. Leave a comment if you try this technique.