Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'm a self-taught quilter & have shied away from curved piecing because it looked so complicated. Thank you for showing us how easy it really is (I was thinking all those curves had to be clipped...UGH!) I am really enjoying your tutorials...thanks again :o)
I like the double pinning. I have just started a drunkards path quilt and learned to sew with concave side down (the inside curve) while you did just the opposite with excellent results. So far my blocks are coming out nicely. Thanks for the tutorial. Always learn something from you,
Another great video. Thank you. Love your pins. I keep dropping mine on the floor. Theses would be easier to find lol. Can’t wait for your next video🧵🧵🇨🇦
Good timing! I just started a drunkard's path border for my quilt. I previously made one a few years back and it's my favorite quilt border. I make the border in a Seminole pattern so the curved portion of the blocks are serpentine around the quilt. It's hard to describe but if you take a few blocks and lay them out (each block rotated like Susan did with the red/white blocks) and make a long strip and trim like you would a Seminole border, you'll have a fantastic border. You would need to add small scrap pieces to the sides of each block to keep your quarter inch seam when trimming. It's a lot of fuss but well worth the effort. I also have made so many drunkard paths that I don't use pins. Did I mention I love sewing curved pieces???
Thanks for another great tutorial, they're much appreciated! Are you able to provide a link for the pins you are using or tell us where to get them please? Thank you 😊
The most useful drunkards path tutorial I have seen. Thanks
Very helpful, I’ve not heard of double pinning before!
Love your quilting instructions. So refreshing to be practical and not being commercialized to the tenth degree.
LOVE! LOVE! LOVE! Your videos - I learn so much!!! ❤️
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'm a self-taught quilter & have shied away from curved piecing because it looked so complicated. Thank you for showing us how easy it really is (I was thinking all those curves had to be clipped...UGH!) I am really enjoying your tutorials...thanks again :o)
Another great lesson thankyou your videos are always looked forward to 😎👍🇦🇺
Thankyou I have tried curves in the past but gave up but after watching this I may try again
I like the double pinning. I have just started a drunkards path quilt and learned to sew with concave side down (the inside curve) while you did just the opposite with excellent results. So far my blocks are coming out nicely. Thanks for the tutorial. Always learn something from you,
Another wonderful tutorial! I love the quilt on the wall behind you too! Just beautiful! :)
Thank you... I obtained these templates in a magazine I recently bought... You have given me the confidence to use them... Happy Days
Amazing tutorial ..thanks for sharing
Thank you enjoyed watching
Thank you
You make it look so easy!
I just love your videos! They are so helpful, please keep them coming lol!
I love your tips. This is one of my favorite patterns.
Another great video. Thank you. Love your pins. I keep dropping mine on the floor. Theses would be easier to find lol. Can’t wait for your next video🧵🧵🇨🇦
Good timing! I just started a drunkard's path border for my quilt. I previously made one a few years back and it's my favorite quilt border. I make the border in a Seminole pattern so the curved portion of the blocks are serpentine around the quilt. It's hard to describe but if you take a few blocks and lay them out (each block rotated like Susan did with the red/white blocks) and make a long strip and trim like you would a Seminole border, you'll have a fantastic border. You would need to add small scrap pieces to the sides of each block to keep your quarter inch seam when trimming. It's a lot of fuss but well worth the effort. I also have made so many drunkard paths that I don't use pins. Did I mention I love sewing curved pieces???
Thanks.
Another great tutorial. I too would like to know where to purchase those pins. Keep these great tutorials coming!!!
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Thanks for another great tutorial, they're much appreciated! Are you able to provide a link for the pins you are using or tell us where to get them please? Thank you 😊