Great tip. Now to remember to do it when sewing. :roll:

Thanks for the tip. I'm trying that one. Your quilt is beautiful. Don't you just love Connecting Threads fabrics.

Very nice quilt and great tip. :thumbup:

This quilt is beautiful!! Now I have another on my ever-growing list of quilts to make!!!

Beautiful quilt!! What a nice gift. She will treasure it.

lovely quilt.
I was also taught this at my lqs baggy on the bottom
and whenyou pin two 2 sqs together at the corners then pick up and see which side is the baggy one.
Gale

Beautiful. Especially love the colours

I had forgotten the baggy bottom. Thanks for the reminder. One tip I learned waaay back in home ec. was staystitch plus. If your bottom is too baggy to correct with feed dogs, you can run a scant stay stitch line (3/8), putting your index finger tight against the back of the presser foot keeping the fabric from moving through very much as you sew. It crimps the fabric between your finger and the presser foot just enough that when you sew the pieces together it has reduced the length enough to make it fit without causing any tucks. The crimps iron right out. I have used it for years and it really works when one of those seams just won't fit. It falls between baggy bottom and rip it out.

Very nice!

I love it! Have always been a fan of MC Escher. Drawing this one right now on the graph paper. Thanks for sharing!