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A Guide to Strip Piecing

June 20, by Claudia Porter. Leave a Comment

Without going into too much detail, strip piecing is an easy technique to sew together strips of fabric in order to use them to make other units of fabric.  That’s not a great explanation, but this blog post from The Seasoned Homemaker explains it a lot better than I can.

The article takes you through the general steps of putting together a block with 16 squares in it, all from one strip pieced unit.  You will also find pressing instructions.  These are quite helpful as there is often a lot of bulk when a seams come together.  You will also find links to a number of other examples of quilts made using strip piecing.

You will be using this handy method in no time after you read this blog post.

Click here to get the free tutorial: Strip Piecing Basics

[photo from A Seasoned Homemaker]

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Nature’s Patchwork Table Runner Set

Whether you want to match your kitchen colours or make a new one for every season, this great table runner and hot pads are sure to please!

Regardless of whether you desire to coordinate or not, you can use your favourite Jelly Roll! When finished, the table runner measures 60 1/2″x24 1/2″ while the hot pads are 12 1/2″x12 1/2″. It was created and quilted by Carolyn S. Vagts.

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