Pressing your seams open is good for a lot of things, including precise piecing. Here are 3 reasons why:

'Bias' is a dirty word in quilting. I'm always amazed at the lengths quilters go to avoid working with a bias edge. This usually means a...

The 4th and final section of this series is all about alignment methods: How to get those perfect points. Assuming you've cut, sewn, and...

Learn how to press properly so you don't undo all your efforts achieving precise cutting and sewing.

This month's post is all about sewing precise seams; the second most important element of precision piecing. Almost all quilt patterns...

Maybe you've heard about it before, or even know what it is, but have never actually sat down and calibrated your scant 1/4" seam...

Personally, I used to hate sewing half-square triangles (HSTs). There are some beautiful quilt patterns made almost exclusively from...

Acrylic quilting rulers are very smooth. That’s good for a lot of things, but it makes it easy for the ruler to slip when you're cutting...

Don't you just love it when your points come together perfectly on the first try? It's not critical, but when it happens, it just gives...

Using paper templates to cut non-standard pieces is a great way to create non-traditional quilt blocks. However, it can be INCREDIBLY...

While perfect points aren't necessary for a beautiful quilt, it's extra nice when everything lines up seamlessly. The best tip I have to...