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Anthologie Quilt – Working on Sassy Grannies – #7
The posts in this series are all part of the pattern, Anthologie. These are not tutorials or how to videos, but are of me making this quilt. It’s meant to be similar to a self guided quilt along and hopefully feel like we are making this quilt together (even if you are finding this years…
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Honeypie Quilt Block Walkthrough || A LITTLE HELP FOR NEW QUILTERS
Join me as we explore the Honeypie Quilt block! We’ll go through the several steps of creating this large 26 1/2″ block, from organizing fabrics to using precise piecing techniques. This video is best for quilters who are at least confident beginners and will give you the confidence and ease to craft the Honeypie quilt….
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Anthologie Quilt – Working on the Flying Geese – #4
The posts in this series are all part of the pattern, Anthologie. These are not tutorials or how to videos, but are of me making this quilt. It’s meant to be similar to a self guided quilt along and hopefully feel like we are making this quilt together (even if you are finding this years…
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How to Make 2-at-a-time Half Rectangle Triangles Without the HRT ruler
So last week I posted a brand new and improved video tutorial on how to make half rectangle triangles with my HRT ruler. Today though, I’m going to show you how to trim HRTs if a ruler is not in your budget. Find the HRT ruler here See the video tutorial and more…
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How to piece like a rockstar – Part 4 – How to make better flying geese
This post has been edited to add in this video on 10/12/17. I want to start this off my saying that you are making a quilt. The little things really don’t matter. Like if your points line up, or if your edges are wobbly, or if you have a pinch or two in your…
