Stacked Squares Quilting Apps Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- Make this quilt with scraps or yardage. This is such a fun and easy quilt to make. Best of all, learn how to design a quilt in any size and find fabric requirements and cutting instructions with the free Quilting Apps.
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Thank you for your teaching. I am learning from you. Love the way you explain how to do the project.
You are very welcome! I am so glad you are enjoying the videos!
Thankyou , Coral , l always look forward to any thing you share with wee girls Australia
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching.
Thank you, Carol, for so generously providing this information. These are great tools!
You are so welcome! Hope you enjoy them and thanks for watching.
Thank you Carol for the incredible information you provide. The tutorials are amazing and love how you break it into accu-quilt or regular piecing.
You are so welcome!
An awesome tool! Thank you!
You're welcome!
Carol Your instructions and explanations are always so easy to understand
Thanks for watching.
Thank you for sharing your creativity
My pleasure 😊 thanks for watching.
Your worksheets are perfect! I can do a certain amount of math in my head, but then I forget to write it down🥴🥴😳😳 so have to do it again!! I especially like the one that works out how much fabric is needed (I a,ways buy more anyway, but it’s nice to know ahead of time!!!). Another great block that will work well with my guild in making charity quilts - we many times only have a small amount of fabric to work with left over from another quilt.
It's amazing what we can do with the small amounts of fabric! A scrappy version of this quilt would look great. Thanks again for watching.
THIS VIDEO WAS SOOO HELPFUL AND THE EXPLANATIONS AND DEMONSTRATIONS WERE GREAT. I NEVER KNEW HOW TO DO THIS AND I T KEPT ME FROM MAKING ALOT OF QUILTS!!!!
Glad it helped! Have fun making all those quilts! Thanks for watching.
Wow, this is fantastic information. You are going to make me a very efficient quilter. Now I’m going to have to practice these methods. Thank you so much for all you do, certainly a gift for us. 👍❤️🙂
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Thanks for everything you do. I enjoy watching your tutorials
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This is brilliant. Thankyou, hugs, Chel 🌸
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching.
These are such incredible tools! Thank you so much for all your hard work.
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching.
Wonderful video. Thank you for sharing all your information and beautiful quilt pattern.
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I like the How Much Fabric Do I need section. No more scratching it out on paper and having a WOF chart. Thank you,
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Thank you for sharing this important information. Will definitely be using the quilting app.
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I will download this quilting app thanks for sharing Carol
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You make helping us so easy! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
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Thank you so much for this! So well done.
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching.
Question I’m sewing border strips together before cutting - I’ve seen it done both ways Sewing end to end or ends sewn diagonally - do you Carol have a preference or does it really matter in the long run? I don’t make quilts for competition so it doesn’t really matter, but I do know thst diagonal seams takes just a little bit more fabric. Also would you do the same for binding - end to end or diagonal)? I don’t think I have enough fabric for my granddaughter’s quilt to make binding all one fabric so I’m considering doing the scrappy way (it’s a scrappy colored quilt so …..😄). Happy to have answers from everyone on this list!! Thanks so much!!!
Great question! My preference is to use a diagonal seam for several reasons. First, especially for binding, the seam gets really bulky when you fold the strip in half and fold it from the front to the back. All those seam allowances are just stacked into one thick bump! The diagonal seam distributes the thickness so the stacking does not occur.
The bump happens with borders as well but it is not as think. For borders, I think the diagonal seam looks nicer. If the fabric design is busy, this isn't a big problem, but for solid or solid looking fabrics, I think the straight seam across is distracting. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.
You are amazing!❤
Thanks for watching!
I am surprised the numbers are transferred to the worksheet rather than self populating That said, very useful app Thx
That I haven’t yet figured out how to do. The cost to hire someone is about 1K. That’s a lot of coffees! Thanks for watching.