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Picking Materials for Quilt Pattern
Preparing Materials for Quilt Pattern
Cutting Quilt Material Into Squares
Pinning Material for Quilt Pattern
Sewing Squares for Quilt
Creating Seams for Quilt Pattern
Drawing Line for Quilt Pattern
Sewing Other Side of Quilt Pattern
Cutting and Ironing a Quilt Pattern
Combining Pieces for Quilt Pattern
Adjusting Squares for Quilt Pattern
Placing Pieces for Quilt Pattern
Sewing Top Row of Quilt Pattern
Sewing Middle Row of Quilt Pattern
Sewing Bottom Row of Quilt Pattern
Combining Rows for Quilt Pattern
Summary: Test out your quilt square arrangement before sewing them together. Learn how to combine squares for a basic quilting pattern in this free quilting lesson from an expert quilter and sewing class instructor.
Misty Swift began sewing from home for herself and friends after being distraught over a beautiful bag she purchased only to discover it was horribly made and almost immediately fell...read more
"Ok. Now, we have all of our pieces. We are ready to put them together. Now, this is really important how you do this. Because, it will make a huge difference on how it will eventually look. So, what I do is you set them on there. The seams will run the same way, where we cut them. But, what you can do to see what your finished product's going to be is you set it on there right sides facing and then fold it back. And, that will tell you. And, this is my back color. So, it would go like this towards and this would be the center piece here. So, what we're going to do is go ahead and pin them in place. We're going to draw a line diagonally just like we did before. When you're done, it will look like that."
eHow Article: Combining Pieces for Quilt Pattern
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