How to Quilt / Top Stitching Curves on Your Quilt Without a Compass with a Walking Foot!

Have you wanted to echo quilt curves on a quilt, but weren't sure how to make the curves evenly spaced, or how to mark them for sewing? In this video, I'll share two marking tools that you (one you already have at home!) that you can use to mark your quilt to create perfectly top-stitched curves. You'll leave feeling prepared to quilt curves with your walking foot on quilts of all sizes.
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[@patriotacrestx8137]

It's great to learn how to do things without specialty tools since I'm just starting and haven't collected too much yet - thank you!

[@FaithandFabric]

Same!! I'm a super minimalist, so don't want to have a bunch of tools around that don't get used often. This technique (hack! ha!) worked great, and is one I'll definitely be using again.