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How to Make a Daisy Days Wall Hanging - Free Quilt Tutorial with Misty Doan

How to Make a Daisy Days Wall Hanging - Free Quilt Tutorial with Misty Doan

Spring is right around the corner! Follow along with Misty Doan on At Home With Misty as she welcomes the season with a darling Daisy Days Wall Hanging! This simple project uses dresdens and orange peels to make beautiful blooms to brighten any room. Grab the templates, some lovely florals and solids, and stitch your way into spring!

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Misty Doan

Misty Doan grew up surrounded by sewing and quilting. She loves spending time sharing tutorials each week each week, and when she’s not stitching up one of her fun sewing projects for home decor, most likely you’ll find her hanging out with her husband and three awesome kids or working on a house project.

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Spring is right around the corner! Follow along with Misty Doan on At Home With Misty as she welcomes the season with a darling Daisy Days Wall Hanging! This simple project uses dresdens and orange peels to make beautiful blooms to brighten any room. Grab the templates, some l...

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The tutorial video is 00:20:26.

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Video Transcript

A Dresden template is a tool used in quilting to create Dresden Plate blocks. Dresden Plate blocks are a popular quilt block design that features a circular center with radiating blades that resemble the spokes of a wheel. The Dresden template is used to create these blades.

The Dresden template is usually made of durable plastic or cardboard and comes in various sizes, ranging from small (for mini quilts and crafts) to large (for full-size quilts). It has a curved edge on one side and a straight edge on the other, which allows for versatility in designing the Dresden Plate block.

To use the Dresden template, first, choose the size of the template that best fits the desired quilt block size. Next, place the template on the wrong side of the fabric and trace around it with a fabric marking pen or pencil. Cut out the fabric shape, leaving a small seam allowance.

Once the fabric blades are cut, they are arranged in a circle on a fabric background and sewn together. The circular center of the block is often made with a contrasting fabric, creating a striking visual effect.

Dresden templates can be used to create a variety of Dresden Plate block designs, from simple and traditional to complex and modern. They are a versatile tool that allows quilters to add interest and dimension to their quilt projects.

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