How To Fold Fat Quarters

[@bridgetryan9707]

Brilliant!

[@TheGuyWhoSews]

Great Tutorial. I was able to get folding very quickly :)

[@ThimbleStorm]

Fantastic! It took me awhile before I could get them all neat and uniform, but it was definitely worth the trouble. I almost feel sad when I have to unfold them. 🥲

[@lynnlegault9297]

I was organizing my fabric , and need this info, thank you so much.

[@ThimbleStorm]

Glad it was helpful! 😊

[@deliad8826]

Love Suzy too!!! Her method of adding a binding is my go to. How nice and tidy your fat qtrs are.

[@connieking9873]

This is awesome. I watched your other one first. Very doable thanks

[@MarciaBaker1205]

Thanks for your video. New sub! Very useful demo!

[@fmccuu]

Awesome. Thank you for the tutorial.

[@juliefackler270]

Great video. Thank you!

[@LindaMZH65]

Thank you! This is perfect for me. 😘

[@jeannesnodgrass8073]

Thanks 💕

[@maureentaphouse5206]

That's very neat for a new FQ but as we all know we might cut a small section out or even several sections. It is then hard to fold like this but the piece still has good size pieces ;left so too big to cut up for scrap bins. How would you store these pieces neatly as obviously , to me anyway, they need to stay with the fat quarters.?

[@ThimbleStorm]

Depending on how much fabric you use and where you make your cuts, you can still fold it like all the others. On one hand it's helpful and neat... On the other hand it's annoying to open up a partially used fat quarter when I'm expecting a full one. 🥲

[@scruppydoo]

I fold my pillow cases like this.

[@America650]

Don’t linked her video, she talks too much!