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  • How to Measure Quilt Fabric for Sashing

    Sashing a quilt involves sewing strips of fabric between each quilt block to surround the blocks with vertical and horizontal strips of fabric. The desired effect with sashing is to set off the...

  • How to Make a Panel Quilt Top

    A panel quilt is a quilt consisting of one or more large panels of fabric that are sewn together to make the quilt top. Using fabric panels is advantageous for several reasons, including the ease...

  • Instructions for Making Double-Fold French Binding

    Double-fold French binding is one of the traditional ways to finish a handmade quilt. It consists of two layers on each side of the quilt, so edge wear won't be so pronounced as the quilt is used....

  • Directions for the Lone Star Quilt

    A Lone Star quilt is a classic design with a bold single star dominating the quilt top. The star is pieced from blocks of small diamonds with the colors and patterns of the fabric carefully...

  • How to Make a Walk in The Park Baby Quilt

    This quilt goes together quickly and is very pretty. It's a good pattern for a beginner quilter. This quilt has a finished size of about 39 x 39 inches.

  • How to Make a Quilt Using Scrap Strips

    For quilters, strips of fabric are in overabundance. Strips are used for sashing and binding as well as parts of quilt blocks. What to do with all those scraps is something all quilters want to...

  • How to Make a Patchwork Quilt From Baby Clothes

    Preserving the memory of your child as an infant is important to many families. Making a quilt can be a loving and useful way to save those treasured times.

  • How to Make a No-Sew Polar Fleece Throw

    How to make a no-sew polar fleece through with some easy knots.

  • How to Make Children's Quilts

    Children's quilts are small projects that can be quite easy and well suited to a less-experienced quilter. Simple patterns work well with bright and playful children's fabrics. Moreover, you can...

  • How to Add Sashing to Your Quilts

    Sashing is one way to change the look of your quilt. Instead of placing the blocks directly next to each other, you simply add strips of fabric between the blocks and rows. This article shows...

  • How to Make a Rail Fence Quilt

    When it comes to quilting, there are hundreds of patterns and fabric choices out there. A good starter is the classic rail fence pattern. With simple fabrics and easy piecing, it can be finished...

  • Making a Family Quilt: Iron Squares & Strips

    Wait until after you've cut the seams and excess off the squares to iron them. Learn how to make a family quilt in this free home decor video.

  • How to Make a Quilt Top

    Making a quilt top is as artistic as painting an artist's canvas. You start out with your idea and nothing more. This quilt top project is made up of vintage hankies. It gives a delicate retro...

  • How to Sew a Mosaic Quilt

    The mosaic quilt is a perfect example of the "waste not, want not" philosophy of quilt-making. A multitude of salvaged fabrics is cut into small pieces, often smaller than a half inch, and then...

  • How to Sew a Silk Quilt

    A silk quilt has a beautiful finish with sufficient weight that does not require a batting. You can embellish the squares with an intricate quilting pattern, or add brocade ribbons, beading or...

  • How to Sew a Churn Dash Quilt

    The Churn Dash quilt design is so named because its geometric shape resembles the top of a manual butter churner. There are many variations of this design, all consisting of right triangles, a...

  • How to Make a Denim Quilt

    A denim quilt is a great way to recycle old denim jeans, skirts and shirts. But you can also make a denim quilt with new denim fabric. Even if you only know how to sew a straight line on a sewing...

  • How to make a trip around the world quilt

    The trip around the world quilt has a beautiful progression of colors but is easy enough for a beginner quilt maker.

  • How to Make a Basic Quilt

    Have you always yearned for a handmade quilt? It's easier than you might think to make a simple quilt for a gift or for yourself. A basic nine-patch quilt sews up quickly and easily. These...

  • How to Set Up a Quilt Log Cabin

    The Log Cabin quilt pattern is a classic dating to the 1860s. The pattern starts with a center square as a focal point. Strips of fabric are added to the center square with dark fabrics group to...

  • How to Sew a Quilt Together

    Pieced quilts are constructed with blocks or strips of fabric arranged in a pleasing pattern. The completed quilt top is then added to a bottom layer and a quilt bat or center filling. All three...

  • How to Cut Thangles

    Before the invention of thangles, cutting half-square triangles was a complicated process. If you wanted to sew half-square triangles, you would have to add 7/8-inch to the desired finished square...

  • How to Join the Binding Strips

    Binding is the length of material that is used to finish a quilt and sew together the edges. To get a length of binding that will be long enough to go completely around the edge of your quilt, you...

  • How to Do Bargello Piecework in Quilting

    Bargello piecework is a techniques of quilting that was inspired by a form of needlework. This type of quilting shifts colors to create curves and movement in the quilted top. Although the results...

  • How to Cut Bias Strips Easily

    Bias strips can be hard to cut--this is a simple uncomplicated technique.

  • How to Make Borders for a Baby Quilt

    Sewing a border onto your baby quilt will add a frame that draws attention to its design and craftsmanship. You can choose to use contrasting or coordinating fabric to showcase your quilt with...

  • How to Attach Quilt Borders

    Quilt borders can be straight-cut long strips, pieced, appliquéd, or mitered and, depending on the fabric, can echo the patterns in the quilt or provide a colorful contrast. Adding borders to a...

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