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 Hello Everyone,

The tutorial for the sashing is now up and running on my blog for A Ribbon Runs Through It.

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Click HERE to access the tutorial.  The tutorial "tabs" for A Ribbon Runs Through It are at the top of my blog page.  I will leave them active and available for years, so don't worry about it disappearing before you have a chance to complete your sashing units.

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 Hello Everyone,

I posted another tutorial covering the construction of the corner blocks for A Ribbon Runs Through It.  Those of you who have kits may want to work ahead, and make a few of these blocks for a change of pace.

After I make each component, I place it on the block layout sheet in the correct orientation.  This sheet helps to eliminate errors.

Prior to cutting, I spray my fabric with Faultless Heavy Duty Spray Starch.  It makes all the difference in the world.  After I thoroughly soak the fabric with starch, I let it dry on this ...

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To see the entire tutorial, click on The Ribbon Runs Through It Block #1 section at the top of the blog.

The tutorials will help you with the construction of this block.  You can also apply the techniques to other patterns you are making.  I have direct links to my free videos on The Quilt Show explaining the math behind the components.  It's a wealth of information to digest which will add to your arsenal of quilting information.  In the end, it ...

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 Hello Everyone,

I added the directions to the tutorial showing you how to make  Double Flying Geese for A Ribbon Runs Through It.  You can see the expanded tutorial by clicking on A Ribbon Runs Through It Block #1 at the top of my blog.

I've become a firm believer in starching the fabrics first before cutting.  It makes the construction of this component so much easier, and it is flatter than a pancake.  There are (12) Double Flying Geese in each one of the blocks, and I make them (4) at a time.

The goal of the tutorial ...

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