Quilt as-you-go: for dazzling, contemporary results, piece and quilt at the same time with a variety of fabrics

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The quilt-as-you-go method is an interesting way to design and make a quilt. Unlike the traditional approach, the quilt-as-you-go method requires that the fabric strips be sewn together directly on the batting and backing layers. These layers support the individual quilt blocks and allows for easily combining fabrics of different weights and textures.

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Pointillist quilting

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Fabric scraps sewn together by free-motion chain stitching make cobweb-lace netting for a fabric mural or as embellishment for any fiber project. Cobweb lace can also be used to make pockets, collars, cuffs, belts and hat trim.

Sewing, Netting, Nets

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Quilting with linked shapes

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Guidelines on designing and sewing quilts are presented, with focus on methods of linking shapes. Design suggestions are offered, as well as practical advice on how to pierce the paper and how to attach the borders.

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