Tube quilting is a quick technique that produces results in a short time.
For this exercise the blocks are made of half square triangles.
4 strips of fabric x width of fabric = 2 blocks.
Learn tube quilting in 2 minutes:
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Love your Tut’s! I’ve been quilting for centuries, but love the way you play with the old, simple blocks and make them fun! Especially for charity quilts, a simple background and a big fun applique is a quick happy project
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Thank you Barbara 😊
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Simple and straightforward! Thank you, Teresa! Can you please tell me… which direction do you press the two seams joining the three 1 1/2″ x 42″ strips? Open or to the side? ❤
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Jeanne I always press my seams open if I can, otherwise I press towards the darker fabric.
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Love your many ideas of tutorials! I have plenty of jelly rolls. I can use your ideas! Thank you! I’m from Southern California, USA.
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Absolutely! I hope you enjoy the technique Joan
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Many thanks for your speedy reply, Teresa! Sending you a big HUG!
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Love your tutorials – I learn best by watching. No talking is fabulous and your demonstrations are so good, words are unnecessary. I receive all your tutorials.
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I like this. It’s a nice, quick easy way to make multiple HST’s and still get a variety of colors blocks. I have used some multiply HST’s tut
that are quick but result in same colors blocks only.
Thanks for sharing the difference.
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Glad you liked it Emma.
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