How-To Videos

Quilt Labels - label your quilts with information so that in the future people who have the quilt or want some information can look at the label to see the date it was made, the original recipient, how it was made and the story behind the quilt.

Transform the look of plain corners on your quilt with mitred corners. If your fabric has a stripe design or if you create your own strip set for your borders, join the corners with an accurate angled seam. Mitred corners add an artful optional to your quilt.

Anyone can make a rag quilt! Watch Debra's step by step technique to successfully make one of these quilt as you go quilts. 

Continuous binding is stronger than straight of grain binding. When binding a curved edge, bias binding is a must. Watch how to make continuous bias binding from a chunk of fabric with two seams and a continuous cut.

Make perfect flying geese units for your projects! Our certified Studio 180 instructor, Gail, will share with you her how to. These units will not only be perfect but you make 4 at a time!!

Increase the width or length of your quilt back easily with a diagonal seam. Use Jinny Beyer's math formula to calculate the small amount of extra fabric you will require and Lori will show you how to do it.