Partial Seams - Tips & Tricks from the Tucker Team
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Welcome back, friends and fans, to our second episode of the Tips & Tricks from the Tucker Team series! This week we'll be exploring how to use partial seams successfully. Our demonstration piece is simple Split Rects block, which uses a partial seam to make for the offset layout of the block.
Several of my patterns use the partial seam technique in their construction: Twister, Spinning Pinwheels, Sea Glass, and Northern Neighbours. However, if making a whole quilt is too much, you can practice using this technique with a number of our free BlockBuster downloads: #14 - Shuriken, #16 - Peaks & Valleys, #27 - Roll The Dice, #29 - Poinsettia, and more!
As always, thanks for watching, and I hope you'll tune in next week for a new technique to help you become a perfect piecer!
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Thank-you again! I can’t watch all your videos quick enough. Your clear instructions have helped me tremendously!
Wow! You really know how to simply what appears to be tricky techniques! Thanks for all of your fabulous tutorials!
Muskoka ON 🇨🇦
I loved this. I had just told my quilting buddy not to even talk to me about partial seams. I am now going to give it a try. Thank you.
Please do, once you have the know-how to make them a little easier, you'll become a more powerful quilter!
Thanks Deb, it is really hard to understand the whole partial seam thing *unless* you see a visual demonstration. Yours is great!
You are very welcome. I am so glad to hear that the video helped you out.
I have used partial seams before, but never thought about using them the way you showed! I like new ideas! Thank you!
Thanks so much Deb for this video, has really helped me a lot with these techniques, which you make so much easier.
I'm going to watch a lot more of you for sure!
Hi Deb,
Thanks for the video. I loved how easily you explained partial seams. It was a bonus to see the split rectangle block used in so many examples. You gave me many good ideas. See you next Thursday!
Glad you enjoyed it, and I'll see you next Thursday for a new episode 💜
You are an amazing teacher. Thank you so much xxx
Great 👍 video...as always
This is Brilliant
I am amazed. I am no longer afraid
Thank you so much! I love how much you teach me each time and adore your no-nonsense approach to teaching!
You are so welcome!
I really enjoy partial seams! They make for interesting blocks. I wish there were more patterns that used them. Thanks, Deb!
Glad you like them! If you're looking for more opportunities to use the Partial Seams technique, make sure you check out my BlockBuster series! I noted several in the video, but there are a bunch of blocks available as free downloads that do make use of the Partial Seam technique 💜deb-tuckers-studio-180-design.myshopify.com/blogs/news/tagged/blockbusters
Thank you, Deb, for another excellent tutorial! So many ideas....
You are so welcome! I hope you tune in next Thursday for another new episode of the Tips & Tricks series 💜
Thank you for your clean, clear instructions.
You are welcome!
Excellent teaching as always!
Glad you think so!
Ok thanks 👍🏻
No problem 👍
Thanks for your very clear description of your block.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you, this is useful tutorial.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Deb. Happy Mother's Day! I have been really enjoying your Tips and Tricks videos so thank you for those. I have an unrelated question. I noticed your long armed light beside your sewing machine and think that it is fabulous and am so jealous! I was wondering who manufactured it and where you purchased it. I have seen a similar version that clamped onto the table but my table has a skirt or apron around it and the clamps wouldn't work for me. I hope I can use the one you have. Thanks for your help.
Hey Jane, thanks for watching! The light I'm using is the Daylight Slimline 3, available here: daylightcompany.com/us/slimline-3-table-lamp/
Loved this! Thanks
You're so welcome!
I'm so glad I found you on UA-cam I have used your wing clipper for years. I would like to know where you found the light that is on your sewing machine. Thanks Mernie
It's a Slimline lamp from the Daylight Company, and I absolutely love it 💜
@@DebTuckersStudio180Design Thank You for the info.
Loud and clear thanks. What is the wonderful light you are using?
It's a Slimline lamp from the Daylight Company, and I absolutely love it 💜
Great explanation!
Glad it was helpful!
Este de las hojas ..me encanta.
Gracias!
Great explanation, thank you.....what
LIGHT are you using...love it, would like to buy one 💖
It's a Slimline lamp from the Daylight Company, and I absolutely love it 💜
Deb Tucker's Studio 180 Design... thank you so much, going to buy one ASAP...love your teaching style
Great tutorial. Fascinated by the metal bar on top of your Bernina....what is it? (didn't take away from the partial seaming tutorial, but piqued my curiosity)
That is a Slimline 3 light from the Daylight Company. It is a great light that adds lots of extra illumination just where I need it when piecing.
@@DebTuckersStudio180Design Thanks. I'm so glad I found you -- got one of the patterns to make a quilt for a friend then found your videos and even as a long-time quilter I've learned an awful lot!
I like the last piece you showed with the leaves. Which pattern is that?
That's a single block from my Northern Neighbours pattern, available here: deb-tuckers-studio-180-design.myshopify.com/products/northern-neighbors
Can I ask what machine you have there it looks like a 1090 but not sure...
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Right back at you! 💜
I want your sewing room...as is...sweet
How do you get the free squares noted in the explanation in order to practice partial seams?
You can download the BlockBuster blocks I mentioned from my blog here (scroll down to the "BlockBusters" section): deb-tuckers-studio-180-design.myshopify.com/pages/free-downloads
Lo puedes hacer por favor....gracias...
De nada!
hi Deb, do you have distributors in Belgium, shop owners beg to buy locally so .... greetings Michelle
I can't say that I know of any shops in Belgium that carry my tools off the top of my head, but you recommend that your local shop carry them! All my products are available wholesale from Checkers, so they're available for shops to order world wide 👍