Insider Tips: Teach Me To Sew Triangles with Pat Sloan
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Follow along as Baby Lock Sewlebrity Pat Sloan gives you a few tips about sewing with triangles.
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I use my vintage straight stitch Singer machine, never a problem!
Pat Sloan, just came across one of your early videos and love it ❤
Oh my! you.saved my life. I'm sewing a charm quilt that has approximately 500 triangles in it and I just couldn't get it right! Now it looks great and you made it easy! Thanks.
Nice to see this video! Pat Sloan is as relevant today as see was when this video was made!
I will start a triangle type quilt in two weeks..you
answered two of my questions! Thank you.
Thank you Pat, always avoided triangles but now feel confident I can do it!
Thank you! This was so helpful!!
Thank you, Pat.
I have always been intimated by triangles.
Making sure the long side is in the straight grain (length of fabric) of the fabric when cut really helps, too.
Haha! I was sewing from right to left!.....thanks Pat x
Thanks Pat,appreciate your help on this. I need to try the triangles. I’ve been avoiding them. I shouldn’t, I’m going to make mistakes but..I’m going to try with your help on this video.
Hi Pat, thanks so much for the tip. I mostly always use a leader & ended when I start and stop sewing.
❤❤thank you for sharing this ❤❤
So helpful thank you
Pat I love your videos. Thanks for sharing your expertise!
When I join my rows of triangles the tips end up looking cut off. How can I see the rows so the triangle tips show nicely and precisely?
Thank you. Great tip.
So you dont iron the hem allowance under each piece first? How do you make sure the finished pieces will be the right size? For applique my pieces need hems.
Is there any way to sew triangles together that aren’t exactly the size they should be. I cut them all out and sewed them together before I realized any tricks to do this.
Do you have a book on monogramming?
What foot and stitch setting are you using?
TammyB if you go to about 2:20 you can see the panel with the default stitch length set and a close up of the foot
She mentioned she is using a regular foot, (which for Baby Lock is the J foot).
Oh i think that is what i do wrong. For some reason when i get to the end ... i veer off for some reason, excitement i think..,
Lol....same here...I do understand you well.
I am starting with 4 1/2 inch squares cut in half. I want to sew them together to make a border for a baby quilt. Will I be sewing them together the same way as you did these?
That would be a different triangle. You are doing half square triangles or right triangles. She was doing 60 degree triangles.
I ended up not doing it. It didn’t work out.
Didn’t work out? What do you mean? You should watch some videos on half square triangles.
It wasn’t going to go from one side to the other and be even on all sides. So I put a plain border on it.
What do you mean be even on all sides?
Oh i think that is what i do wrong. For some reason when i get to the end ... i veer off for some reason, excitement i think..,