Quilting Mini Class #2 - Curved Seams with Piec-lique
My second mini-class covers my favorite technique for sewing curved seams: Piec-lique (piece-li-kay). It's fun, simple, and can be used to make virtually any curved seam. In the video, cover the basic steps for using Piec-lique to create and sew a circle and a Drunkard's Path block.. Piec-lique was developed by my ingenious mom, Sharon Schamber and was first introduced to quilters in her book: Piec-lique - Curves the New Way in 2005.
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Free Cut Piecing Part 4 Deep Curves
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Intro to Sewing Curved Seams with Piec-lique (Drunkard's Path blocks) - Garden Pond, part 1
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Tutorial Improv & Curved Piecing.mov
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Sewing Curved Seams with Piec-lique (Drunkard's Path blocks) - Garden Pond, part 2
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The Quilt Show: Victoria Findlay Wolfe Gives Tips for Curved Piecing
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How to sew the Drunkard's path quilt block
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