Chain Quilting With Rulers with Laura Coia of Sew Very Easy
Join Laura Coia of Sew Very Easy as she shares her tips and tricks for chain quilting with rulers. Left to right up and down, one ruler will get it done. But we have lots of rulers to choose from!
Instructor
Laura Coia
Laura Coia is the founder and celebrity host of the very successful and inspiring SewVeryEasy YouTube channel founded in 2014. Her instructional videos have inspired thousands to start sewing, and she is the author of the book Sew Very Easy.
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Join Laura Coia of Sew Very Easy as she shares her tips and tricks for chain quilting with rulers. Left to right up and down, one ruler will get it done. But we have lots of rulers to choose from!
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The tutorial video is 00:15:57.
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Yes. A written transcript is available on the tutorial page.
Video Transcript
Quilting with rulers is a technique that involves using specialized rulers to guide the stitching on a quilting project. These rulers are typically made of clear plastic and have a variety of shapes and sizes to help quilters create precise and consistent shapes in their designs.
To use rulers for quilting, a quilter will need a quilting machine with a ruler foot, which is a special foot that allows the machine to glide over the ruler without getting caught. The ruler is placed on top of the quilt fabric, and the quilting machine is guided along the edge of the ruler to create straight lines, curves, or other shapes.
Using rulers for quilting can help quilters create more complex designs with greater precision than freehand quilting. However, it does require some practice to master the technique and develop the necessary skills.
To use rulers for quilting, a quilter will need a quilting machine with a ruler foot, which is a special foot that allows the machine to glide over the ruler without getting caught. The ruler is placed on top of the quilt fabric, and the quilting machine is guided along the edge of the ruler to create straight lines, curves, or other shapes.
Using rulers for quilting can help quilters create more complex designs with greater precision than freehand quilting. However, it does require some practice to master the technique and develop the necessary skills.
