Swirling seams is a technique Eleanor Burns popularised, which has gained considerable attention among quilting enthusiasts.
It’s a simple yet effective way to reduce bulky seams, allowing for a flatter finish that enhances the overall appearance of the quilt.
By skillfully swirling the seams, quilters can still press the seams to the side, achieving not only a seamless look but also better interlocking of fabric layers.
This method not only improves the aesthetic quality of the quilt but also contributes to its durability, making it a valuable technique for both novice and experienced quilters aiming for precision and beauty in their projects.
Learn in 2 minutes how to do swirling seams in a 9-patch quilt block:
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I didn’t see where any sewing was done after picking the seam out and swirling. Am I missing something?
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Try this other video tutorial https://youtu.be/LJWfCj0NERM?si=OhYKbrbC9bAYLHEl
It may show better
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