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How to Take Better Quilt Photos! No special cameras or lighting

There’s nothing more fun that showing off your latest quilt on Facebook or Instagram. And with many quilt guilds meeting virtually during the pandemic, a lot of times a photo is the only way we have to show off what we’re working on to our quilty friends. So I turned the camera on while I […]

Stephanie Soebbing

13 January, 2021

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Five tips for hexie organization

You guys just loved the video tutorial last week on English Paper Piecing. Click here to watch it if you missed it. I haven’t gotten so many comments on a tutorial in a while. But there were a few questions too, so I am going to do a party two blog post today with tips […]

Stephanie Soebbing

19 September, 2016

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How to Make a Quilt Label + Washing Your Quilt – FREE Beginner Quilting Videos and Pattern NO MUSIC

Make sure to download the FREE pattern to go with this class and get a 20% OFF coupon in your email you can use on all your supplies. Click here to get the FREE pattern and coupon: https://shop.quiltaddictsanonymous.com/product/split-nine-patch-free-beginner-quilting-video-series-pattern/ You did it! You made your first quilt! Now it is time to talk about how to […]

Stephanie Soebbing

5 February, 2020

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How to make no waste flying geese units

Today’s tutorial teaches you how to make no waste flying geese units. I love this method for making flying geese so much, that I refuse to make them any other way. It fits in the triangle boot camp series because like the other tutorials, you don’t actually cut and triangles to make the flying geese. […]

Stephanie Soebbing

8 August, 2013

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Stunning fat quarter quilt that is WAY easier than it looks! Burst Revisited

It’s Stashin’ with Stephanie time! This month’s quilt is a reinterpretation of one of our most popular block of the month patterns, Burst. I created a new block design that is true the original block shape that perfectly separates the light value prints from the light background. That allows you to use all the prints […]

Stephanie Soebbing

30 January, 2022

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Learn to sew perfect triangles with our Triangle Masterclass! NEW KITS …

Last fall we launched our Triangle Masterclass, a nine part video series that covers everything you need to know to improve your triangle piecing. We have dedicated videos for sewing half square triangles, quarter square triangles or hourglass units, double pinwheels, four-at-a-time no waste flying geese. Plus there are videos on how I sew the […]

Stephanie Soebbing

12 April, 2022

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T-shirt quilt tutorial: Laying out the T-shirts

You’ll need: A large flat surface to lay your blocks out on, such as a floor, bed or design wall. Previous posts: Fabric requirements Cutting the T-shirts Attaching fusible interfacing Sewing the sashing – Part 1 Sewing the sashing – Part 2

Stephanie Soebbing

10 December, 2011

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French seam pillowcase tutorial – 12 Makes of Christmas

Our 10th Make of Christmas is is the perfect addition to any quilt you are making as a holiday gift! A custom pillowcase made to match your quilted gift, or just in the recipient’s favorite colors, is a fabulous, fast fun gift. Don’t let the words “French seam” scare you away. They are actually pretty […]

Stephanie Soebbing

10 December, 2018

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12 Makes of Christmas 2021 French Seam Pillowcase

For our final make of Christmas we are doing a replay of our French Seam Pillowcase tutorial that we put together earlier this year. Don’t let the words, “French Seam” intimidate you. This finishing technique is a great way to enclose all your raw edges if you don’t have a serger and create a more […]

Stephanie Soebbing

12 December, 2021

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How to make half square triangles from squares video tutorial

This video is the first in a series of video tutorials to teach quilters how to make triangles from squares. I love this method, I find it far more accurate than sewing triangles the traditional way. It works by sewing first and cutting second. That means the bias doesn’t get stretched out of place during […]

Stephanie Soebbing

18 October, 2012

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