A tutorial on making continuous scrappy prairie points.

Cut 4 1/2" squares. Press first square in half to mark the halfway point. Open back up. Lay this one face down and add the second square WRONG SIDES TOGETHER on top of the first one starting at the halfway mark. Stitch just enough to get it tacked down. Butt the next square up to the first one and continue sewing. Keep adding squares until you have the desired length. Remember fabric on the bottom will be face down and the fabric on top will be face up.

Now for the folding.

Thanks so much for this tute. I have seen the continuous prairie points and wondered how you would do scrappy? You learn something on here everyday :thumbup: Thanks again.

I'm bookmarking this! thank you.:)

Thank you for sharing your tute. I've never tried prairie points, they seemed too hard. You make it "look" easy. Probably not as easy as you make it look! :D :D

It was extremely easy -- except for remembering to sew things wrong sides together. My mind just doesn't understand that concept too well.

LeAnne

brilliant!

thanks for the directions and pictures

You genius!!! Bookmarked for sure! Thank you.

thanks so much!!!!!

This is one thing I have been wanting to do on a quilt. Thanks for the help.

Great tutorial. Thanks

thank you for the tute. I always wondered how to do this, knew there had to be a way

Thank you. A very instructive tut and one that not only have I bookmarked, but will try out very soon.

nice tut!!!

thanks!!!

That is amazing! Thanks!

Thank you I am doing that also and could not figure that out, thank you again great tute..

Thank you. Now I can use them on my lamp shade covers.

Awesome Tute. Thanks, love scrappy.

I love prairie points and this is an amazing way to sew them! cannot wait to try it on my next quilt, Thank you!!

Great tutorial. Thanks

so that's how that's done! ty 4 sharing!

hmmmm question came to mind - how 2 get prairie points on out side of quilt where binding goes so that they all point away from quilt and STAY that way w/o having to press them every time the quilt is washed???

Really good! Thanks!! Also, LOVE your fabrics! Are those for a quilt you're making? Would love to see the finished pic!

Thank you . This is a definite keeper.

Thanks! I think PP's are so cute on the right quilt, and this one is getting bookmarked for me!

Great tut! Thanks for sharing. You make it look easy. Will have to give it a try.

wonderful tute. I will try this, excellent directions. Thank you so much

Thanks for sharing!! I will have to show this to a friend of mine that just bought a very expensive ruler to make PP this way .... or maybe I won't show her??

Absolutely AMAZING!!

Great tute. I have wanted to do this but did not want to take the time. I think this would be time worthy. Thank you for taking the time to show us this.

Oh thank you!!! I've been wanting to try this and I like them scrappy. I'm bookmarking for sure!!!

I might try this now. I always thought it was way too hard. But you made it look easy enough to be very do able.

Thanks for taking time to do this.

Pamela

I book marked this tut. Thanks. However... my quilts are to be used and washed. How do pps hold up under washing? I think they look great but have always been afraid to try them because I was afraid they would have to be ironed after every wash.

Thanks for the great tutorial

Brilliant! Thank you.

Thank you. I'm bookmarking this.

Thanks for the great tute. I love doing prairie points and have never tried it this way but will do so now. I bookmarked it so I can find it.

Thanks for this tute. I have been wanting to do this on a mystery quilt I've recently completed. Have to put the borders on first. Maybe a project for today since I'm snowed in.

Marie M.

Did you dream this up in your sleep? At first I thought, "What is she doing?" Then it all came out correctly.

Amazing!