What would you do?
#14
I usually do rows but find that they stay square if I am careful about the direction I sew in.
I sew rows 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, etc so that every seam begins on the left side and ends on the right.
Now I sew these double rows together so that I start on the right side and end on the left.
I sew rows 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, etc so that every seam begins on the left side and ends on the right.
Now I sew these double rows together so that I start on the right side and end on the left.
#15
Originally Posted by fleurdelisquilts.com
I usually do rows but find that they stay square if I am careful about the direction I sew in.
I sew rows 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, etc so that every seam begins on the left side and ends on the right.
Now I sew these double rows together so that I start on the right side and end on the left.
I sew rows 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, etc so that every seam begins on the left side and ends on the right.
Now I sew these double rows together so that I start on the right side and end on the left.
#16
I've done both ways. As long as all your blocks are the same size it should
be ok. I usually take pics of my final design (just in case) and put little
stickers (I use blue painters tape) on every block. Mark A1 to A10 for 1st
row, then B1 to B10 for second row, etc. I put all my labels horizontally so I
will know in which direction they go. It's easy to twist things around when
you are at the sewing machine. :wink: Then I go to town. :-D
be ok. I usually take pics of my final design (just in case) and put little
stickers (I use blue painters tape) on every block. Mark A1 to A10 for 1st
row, then B1 to B10 for second row, etc. I put all my labels horizontally so I
will know in which direction they go. It's easy to twist things around when
you are at the sewing machine. :wink: Then I go to town. :-D
#17
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Originally Posted by Moonglow
I usually do rows but may try blocks next time. It may be easier to manage especially with a large quilt. Happy quilting.
#19
Which ever way works best for you. You could do rows or 4 patches and then keep working into bigger units.
I would probably use rows as it would be easy to stach each row and then sew them. I would lay the rows back in order then sew row one to row 2 etc. but whatever works for you.
I would probably use rows as it would be easy to stach each row and then sew them. I would lay the rows back in order then sew row one to row 2 etc. but whatever works for you.
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