Quilting With Jinny
Tips & Lessons
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Working With Border Prints
Learn how to add some magic to your quilt blocks by incorporating patches of border print fabric.
Sometimes, no matter how careful you are, the designs on the edges of patches you cut from border prints just won't line up for a perfect match.
Sewing Tips
Save time by printing templates directly onto Jinny Beyer Template Film.
See how simple it is to use the Apliquick tools with our step-by-step instructions.Design & Color
Drafting just about any patchwork design with just two “old school” tools—a ruler longer than your grid, and a ruler or triangle with a 90-degree angle. Check out Jinny's no-math method -- you’ll be amazed!
See how much color placement can affect the look of a quilt block or overall quilt design with twelve variations on the theme.
A photograph or computer image can be a wonderful color inspiration for our quilts. Learn how Jinny uses her computer to help her build a color "palette".
Hand Piecing
Jinny is often asked how to achieve even stitches when hand piecing. Her response: it's all about the tension.
Looking to have your seams align perfectly in a four-patch or similar block. This tip is for you.
The perfect piecer is a neat tool to help you create perfect points in your quilt and achieve even stitching lines.
When sewing six points together, sew the first three pieces and then the second three, and finally one straight seam will join the two halves together.
Quilting
Here are some tips on thread, needles and the hand quilting stitch that can improve your success in hand quilting.
Video Tips
In this new free video tip, find out the 4 essentials when choosing fabrics. It's easier than you think to create your own color palette.
What happens when you let a fabric's design motifs override the boundaries of a patchwork shape? Jinny calls the technique soft-edge piecing and it makes for some really goregous blocks.
The perfect piecer is a neat tool to help you create perfect points in your quilt and achieve even stitching lines.
To give yourself the best chance for blocks that lie flat and smooth, consider the fabric grainline when positioning your patches for cutting. Jinny gives you some tips!
Silk thread is so fine that it tends to slide right out of the eye of the needle. One solution is to actually tie the thread to the needle. The silk is so fine that that the knot does not interfere with the sewing.
We've gathered together some of our favorite techiques for binding quilted projects with downloadable informationa and some great videos, too.
Make quick work of cutting, trimming and marking 60° diamonds and triangles.
Learn how to add some magic to your quilt blocks by incorporating patches of border print fabric.
Learn Jinny's easy, no-math method for framing a quilt with border print fabric.


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