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This tutorial is for 4 different ways to make a square in a square: traditional, foundation piecing, foundation piecing with freezer paper, and a quick method. Full video tutorial: https://youtu.be/3NI6gBjYfug Fabric details: https://mypatchwork.wordpress.com/2020/09/13/square-in-a-square-quilt-block-4-different-methods-video-tutorial/ @Haerae Design Studio | TeresaDownUnder

Let's quilt the patchwork squares from yesterday! A few notes about this video: 🎄 I used a scrap piece of batting and a leftover piece of white fabric as the backing. I love it when I can use up small scraps from other projects! 🙌 🎄 You'll often see me basting with Odif 505 basting spray. Safety pins also work well to keep the layers from shifting. 🎄 One of my favorite ways to quilt patchwork squares is to sew 1/4" away from each side of the seams. You don't need to mark any line--I just kee

"Do you ever advise your clients on how to apply borders? To keep them from being wonky?" I honestly don’t tell my clients how to do their borders, but I also haven’t taken on new clients in several years. If I still was, though, here are a few things I’d love to tell everyone adding a border to a quilt: 📏 Just because a pattern says to cut a border a certain size doesn’t mean that’s the size you should cut it! To properly attach your border, measure your quilt in three places—one at each end a

Quilt borders are often overlooked, but they can truly transform a quilt, bringing the whole design together and framing it beautifully. Whether you're working with a simple or intricate quilt, the right border can enhance the overall look, adding depth, balance, and a polished finish. This is a Patreon exclusive video tutorial. Watch the full tutorial by joining my Patreon page as a Tier 1, 2 or 3 member: https://patreon.com/teresadownunder | TeresaDownUnder