The Finishing Touch: Mastering Quilt Binding
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Binding is the final, crucial step in completing a quilt. It’s the process of finishing the edges of the quilt to prevent fraying and to give it a polished, professional […]
A Guide to Traditional Quilt Sizes and Their Versatile Uses
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Quilting is an art form that combines creativity with practicality. One of the many decisions quilters face is choosing the right size for their quilt. Traditional quilt sizes not only […]
Pressing vs. Ironing in Quilting: Why Pressing is Essential for Accurately Pieced Quilts
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When it comes to quilting, one of the most crucial steps that can significantly impact the final look of your quilt is how you handle your fabric seams. Many beginners […]
Quilt Basting: Tips, Techniques, and Tools
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Quilt basting is the step that holds together the layers of fabric, batting, and backing before the final quilting stitches are added. While it may not be the most glamorous […]
Thread & Bobbins
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In the world of quilting, every stitch tells a story. From the meticulous hand piecing of fabric to the final touches of hand binding, each step in the quilting process […]
A Guide to Rotary Cutter Use and Techniques
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A trusty rotary cutter is an essential versatile tool that can streamline your cutting process and elevate the precision of your quilt blocks. Whether you’re a seasoned quilter or just […]
Perfect or Finished
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In the world of quilting, there exists a delicate balance between striving for perfection and embracing the beauty of imperfection. As a quilting enthusiast myself, I’ve often found solace in […]
From Pajamas to Patchwork: My Quilter Story
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As I sit down to recount my early quilting days, memories of colorful fabrics, late-night stitching sessions, and the warmth of handmade quilts flood my mind. It’s a journey that […]
A Beginner’s Guide to Quiltopia
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Greetings, quilters and creative souls! If you’ve ever gazed upon a cozy quilt and thought, “I want to make one of those,” you’re in the right place. Today, we’re talking […]
Open Seams vs. to the Dark Side
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In the world of quilting, one of the ongoing debates revolves around the direction in which seams should be pressed – open or towards the dark fabric. Both techniques have […]