Chevron Quilts - which die to use?
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Here is a website that graphs the many different ways to make a chevron quilt:
http://b-quilts.com/blog/?p=4614
http://b-quilts.com/blog/?p=4614
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I was going to do it the way Jenny does, but it seems like it would be easier to cut the triangle with the die, Less sewing.
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I ended up cutting them with my triangle die on my Studio cutter. I have no issue with the bias and its sewing together quickly, but....I think I would have done better to use the 10 inch square since all of the fabric is used for the project. No waste with my triangle since I will use fabric for another project...but not for this project. So my recommendation is to use the 10 inch square, sew 1/4 inch all around and then cut them
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[QUOTE=katier825;6526701]I can't comment on the dies since I've never used any die cutters, but I made 2 using different methods and wrote a comparison of my experience with both methods. Personally, I prefer the 1/2 square triangle method. Here's a link to my previous post.
Thanks for that info. I've been wanting to make a chevron quilt and thought the rectangle method might be easier, now I know it isn't and I will be using triangles.
Thanks for that info. I've been wanting to make a chevron quilt and thought the rectangle method might be easier, now I know it isn't and I will be using triangles.
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