Bias tape quilt

Learn How to Finish Your Quilt by Binding It With Bias Tape in This Step by Step Beginner Friendly Tutorial Sewing Tutorial.

It was a combination that fired my imagination in a way I'd never been moved before in my quiltmaking journey: two pristine fat quarter bund...

Do NOT miss this detailed tutorial on how to make bias binding. Step-by-step instructions. Save this post in a safe place for future reference! Free Double Wedding Ring pattern

My goal this weekend was to finish my bias tape quilt. And here it is! I’d like to introduce you to Lucky Arches,…

I know it's been a few weeks since QuiltCon Together, but I've still been working on finishing my projects from each class. The first one I finished was from Bias Applique Mastery with Latifah Saafir. I went to a virtual lecture/demo with Latifah last summer through the Triad Modern Quilt Guild and was excited to explore bias applique in depth. This class had two main areas of focus: bias applique techniques, and using those techniques in your own original design. The class itself (recorded)…

Learn the top 3 best ways on how to sew bias tape on binding, on quilts, and over the edge of any fabric. Enjoy the bonus video of the techniques at the end. #sewingtutorials #howtosewbiastape #biastapediy #fabriccrafts #sewingtechniques.

Learn how to cut and make a continuous strip of bias tape from one piece of fabric. I walk you through step by step on how to make bias tape that can be whatever length you need. #bias #tape #continuous #strip #howto #guide #tutorial #craft #fabric

easiest quilt binding method ever. Binding a quilt with clear thread

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This past weekend, I had the pleasure of teaching Intriguing Interleaves at Bay Quilts , a fabulous quilt shop located in Richmond, CA. Bay...

I am super excited to share about a method that allows you to "draw on fabric"! In The Meander Quilt Guild, we explore a new quilt-making style each month and last month, we explored Bias Tape Applique! We learned from a guest teacher, national teacher, author, and award-winning quilter, Debbie Grifka. Debbie brings a

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These silly string blocks did not become a tote, as initially planned, nor any other lovely finished object in July. I finally returned to work and along with the time spent earning a living, I am working on re-finding the balance of work and life, leaving the work stress at the front door and being organized enough to be able to find time to quilt again. As far as my goal for a lovely finish, the quilt blocks did become something, this color saturated top. I got as far as buying threads for…

For our final week of the Beginning Quit Along Series we are going to talk about another method for binding a quilt and how to care for quilts. The baby quilt above was made with Charm Packs from the Bliss collection by Moda Cut a Bias Binding: This binding method is very similar to the … Continued

I was lucky enough to attend the AQS show in Chattanooga last week, so I’m sharing some of my favorites with you. These are not meant to be representative of the show and they certainly do n…

Now this was fun - the kind of project that makes me happiest these days. No deadline, no guidelines, no real purpose other than an idea I...

Here's a free pattern for my favorite large tote bag. I LOVE this roomy bag! This one hangs in my studio to hold packages ready to ship, but I also have a few that I take grocery shopping and to the farmer's market. I'm a big fan of reusable bags for grocery shopping, but a