Drunkards Path Curved Piecing Tutorial

Don't be intimidated by curved piecing, Jeanette talks us through how easy it can be using a template ruler!
For the 4.5" template to fit your chosen fabric you must have:
~ 5" square to fit the 'pie' (part B) part of the template.
~ 5" square to fit the 'wedge' (part A) part of the template.
BUT if you wanted to cut 2 parts of the 'wedge' (part A) from one piece of fabric, you must use fabric measuring 5" x 5.5" or use a 5" strip like Jeanette does in the video.
Fabric used:
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[@dawnbarry2985]

Your tip on squaring up the blocks is genius!

[@Paulabee348]

I really have been enjoying your channel and I like how you give everything a little pat 😊

[@Julie1969]

You make it look easy!

[@wilycat5290]

Curved piecing....not for the faint hearted. Just requires patience. Thanks for the video 😊

[@donalmashoust354]

I was surprised how easy this block is.

[@ShadowMoonFarms]

Thanks for the tips on squaring the block. Turned out quite lovely.

[@celestevans153]

The center white shapes work well in an orange peel pattern.

[@evelynfrench804]

Lovely project. I like the drunkard’s path block. Thank you.

[@sandybruce9092]

Yes, I was just looking through so,e templates and realized I do have several sizes of the Drunkard’s Path templates! Amazing when you go looking for something and find something else you’ve totally forgotten about!

[@bethkoch11]

Very nice little project. I found that I was holding my breath as you sewed the curve. Drunkard's Path intimidates me, but I have the template set, so someday I'll give it a try.

[@sandybruce9092]

I have recently discovered a product called “True Grips”. Circles with a small hole that are transparent and perfect for adding to the back of templates to keep them from sliding! The bit from the inside of the larger one is tiny but fits onto those small templates! I am amazed at the gripping of these - just wish they had a larger quantity package!!!

[@wilycat5290]

Yes, they are very helpful 😊

[@jennysanfilippo2105]

Wonderful, 😊💜💕👍 thank you ❤.

[@mayg.m.3767]

I love your quilt. Thank you for sharing.

[@jennysanfilippo2105]

I have these drunken path template's.
Thank you for showing in detail, how to pin together, and sew slowly.
The secret is paitence, and practice makes perfect.😂❤
I am so happy Jeanette, you explained it so well. Your teaching experience really shine's like a beacon to us beginner's.❤ 🧷🧵🪡✂️📍

[@Cora-zk4xs]

Great tutorial - thank you so much!

[@amandastratton8242]

A lovely tutorial Thank you Jeanette I will give it a try for a table topper. Thank you for sharing with us x

[@nicolebaumann5667]

Hello. The templates from quilters paradise, are the best. They have Marks to slit fabric which gives more ease and less wrinkles.

[@wandawalker4191]

Lovely!!

[@bonniechretien6215]

I love your design. It would make a nice block in a quilt. How large is the block?

[@LittleMysTeries3786]

Thr spare piece could be applique flower petals

[@Amal2365]

Beautiful,thank you for sharing 😊

[@carolhiller1112]

❤❤❤❤

[@anndalynnketellapper8296]

I’m fairly new at quilting, but is there a smaller template A (pie shape) that you could use with the smaller curve, for a smaller block?