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I don’t like the name of this. Birthing a quilt. Who named this process that? I definitely prefer calling it the ‘inside out method’. I was asked to make a quilt without any batting, so that it would be thin for a photography prop. And promptly decided that this would be the perfect time to…
I was approached last month to participate in this challenge. I’m a little out of my element with it, buuuuuuut I’ve decided to make it my own. First, a little about this challenge. You can read the details over at Joy Studio. The challenge is to create whatever you want, using whatever materials you want,…
This is not a tutorial on how to make a Dresden quilt. It’s a tutorial on how to use the Dresden ruler. This ruler can be used to make many quilts. The fabric pieces that this ruler cuts are called “blades” (not to be confused with rotary blades). First things first, you will need to…
I have previously mentioned wanting to make and use Lori Holt’s mini design boards before. I feel like whenever you are making quilt blocks that require that certain fabrics to go in certain positions, I have trouble with my usual chain piecing technique. Sorta. Most quilts that I make, anything can go anywhere, but there…
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…
This ruler can be used for SO many things. With this ruler you can make 4 different size hexagons and 4 different size equilateral triangles. There is also some other shapes (a jewel) that I haven’t even explored yet. In this tutorial I will show you how to use it to cut half hexies….