60K views · 585 reactions | ✨ Step 1 in my Free Tutorial Series ✨ The very first thing I do is rip and cut my 8 inch squares. Ripping the edge makes sure I’m working from the true straight grain before I start cutting. Then I use my rotary cutter and ruler to trim neat blocks ready for the next step. Both the floral cottons and flannel are prepared this way. ✂️ Pro tip: don’t skip the pre wash! | Rag Quilt Tutorials with Raewyn Stewart | Facebook

Tutorial: Cutting and sewing Drunkard’s Path Blocks This is how I like to cut and sew my Drunkard’s Path blocks for my Optical Quilt. Curves take a little bit of practice but once you work out what method works for you it can open up a whole world of quilt making possibilities. I forgot to mention I love using a 28mm size rotary cutter for the curves. The smaller blade zips around really easily. This is the way I have found that works best for me. 3 pins, machine needle finishing in the down pos

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28K views · 25 reactions | Did you know there is an easier way than scissors to cut perfectly straight fabric. Learn how to use a rotary cutter to cut strips and squares for quilting. | Coral & Co. | Facebook