Quilting curved piecing

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Yesterday on QUILTsocial we looked at 10 ways to use Northcott’s Stonehenge fabrics in your quilts and today my box of Stonehenge Elements fabrics arrived!! Just look at these fabrics – so yummy and rich looking!! I have some ideas about what I want to do with these fabrics but…

This weekend I had the pleasure of attending a lecture by Sherri Lynn Wood of Daintytime and participating in her workshop, “Get Your Curve…

Do you need a fun modern baby quilt or maybe a quilt for a tween? I think this quilt could be perfect for both baby, tween and adult! I am slightly addicted to curved piecing at the moment, I find …

Curved Piecing Looperette — Miss Make

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Some of the links below are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission from the sale if you click through and purchase. Are you scared of sewing with curves? Have no fear! Today I am sharing a few tips and tricks that have been helpful for me. Give this post a read and try out the Sunroom Quilt Pattern. The quilt pattern above is The Natural Harmony Quilt Pattern . 1. Sew slow. It's tempting to put the pedal to the metal when you're comfortable…

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The Drunkard's path is a quilt square with a ton of history. Some people say that it was used as a form of communication between slaves on the underground railroad. Can you imagine having to sew a whole quilt just to send a message to your friends? The Drunkard's path square is simple, just a quarter circle in a square. I think people tend to shy away from it because it involves quilting a curve, scary right? It is really not so bad! HERE is the post on the quilt I made. Traditionally this…

Welcome to my first Block Buster Sunday, where I explore a new (to me) block. I was so excited to put that #1 in the title. It feels good to be starting something new at the beginning of a new year. I'm kicking off with something I've had on my bucket list for ages - curved piecing. I've gone all out with this one, written a tutorial for the technique of curved piecing and played around with the block to give a lot of options, and I've had a load of fun doing it! Don't expect this much every…