quiltluvr:
Before you spend a lot of time "sliver slicing" your blocks, take a look at Sharon Schamber's site (www.youtube.com/user/SharonSchambernet). She has a number of videos on different aspects of quiltmaking, including how to shrink a block, how to stretch a block, as well as hand quilting, binding, etc. You might find this helpful. abacus |
I saw a wonderful ruler yesterday at the quilt fair in Sydney. A company called Aussie Patches has a Wonder Cut ruler that allows you to cut HST's from a tube made with 2 fabric strips sewn together. See the link:
http://www.aussiepatches.com.au/Cont...dandtwelve.seo |
Originally Posted by quiltluvr
This is my first attempt at a scrappy half-square triangle quilt top.
So far I have cut four inch squares, paired them up, sewn together with 1/4" seam and cut in half, then pressed. However, I am finding now is that some of the sewed squares are not perfectly square. Do I now have to go thru and "square" each one again, I still have the dog ears on, before I start sewing them into strips so that they will be even and "hopefully" the seams will all line up? |
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