A Clever Way to Keep Track of Quilt Pieces

Quilting Digest | October 3, 2015 | Quilting How-To
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Never Lose Track of the Sewing Order Again!

Do you ever find yourself getting confused about which piece goes where when sewing your quilt top together?

This handy tip will help you to keep track of your cut fabric pieces – even if the project has been sitting for awhile. You’ll instantly know where to begin, and how the pieces should be sewn together to make the quilt blocks.

The secret is to create a set of coded pins for each project (pins like these work great). With this system you’ll know just what to do next when you return to a project.

Watch the video all the way to the end to get every tip.

No more guessing. No more time wasted tearing out mismatched pieces. More time sewing. Perfect!

Click here to watch the video at YouTube if it doesn’t play on your device.

Dritz has a set of pins available with numbers and arrows. Learn more and get Dritz Flat Head Numbered and Directional Pins here.

Dritz Flat Head Numbered and Directional Pins

 

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