How to Get a Perfect Quarter Inch Seam Allowance Every Time with Rob Appell

Getting the perfect 1/4 inch seam is paramount to an accurate quilt top. However, there are so many variables to achieving that perfect seam allowance, the cut, the thread, the sewing, the pressing. Learn Debbie Caffrey's Trick to getting a perfect i/4" seam allowance every time.,

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[lauraparadis]

Thank you for this tutorial. This helped me find the perfect 1/4" for my sewing quilt blocks. I now get the perfect block!

[lisabehun]

I did this today to make sure I was set up for my next quilt. I’m fairly new to quilting and can’t wait to see if it makes a difference with my elusive 1/4”.

[patcorona]

Wow! As a beginner I’m trying to absorb all that I can. Blew me away that the seam size can be affected by the thread weight, size and fabric. Blew me away. It makes a lot of sense. So much sense. Thank you for sharing.

[yevoonecreasey]

Thank You 🌻 Awsome lesson!! I always lear something new when I watch your videos.. All the way from Man Sewing !!
Keep on teaching!!!

[MareeMcCormack]

I love that you, as a male, have developed a passion for sewing, quilting and patchwork. I taught sewing for 30 + years to high school students, male and female. Often the males developed better skills than the females, but unfortunately, they did not follow through and continue sewing. Peer pressure? Anyway, as I said I love that you have taken to it wholeheartedly and show your love of the craft through your videos. Great job!

[sandramichaud]

A good basic lesson never gets old. Liked and subscribed

[MapleNutDesigns]

Thank you for this video! I’ve been quilting for 3 months now, so this really helps!!

[sprklhair]

Hey Rob! I started quilting about 4 years ago, give or take. I subscribed to your "Man Sewing". learned a lot and very grateful. what happened to your Man sewing Chanel? I'm sure this is old news, and since my quilting journey has improved I have brached out to quite a few sewing chanels. There is only so much time in a day to spend on my computer. love your style. and yes, I will subscribe to your new site! Keep stitching!

[wmarks]

Thank you! As a beginner quilter I struggle with 1/4” seam allowance. This will certainly help me to be accurate 🤗

[markwagner]

I learned this way when I first started quilting.
The ladies at the quilt shop showed me

[krisvanallen]

I think that accounting for the thread and the fold at the seam helps remind us why the "scant" 1/4 inch seam works best.

[karoliyer]

Hi Rob…. So good to see you back on…… I’ve watched since man sewing…….thanks for the tip on 1/4” seams…..

[madhavidharankar]

That was fantastic!

Having personal quarter inch is so relevant!

[amybigbee]

Debbie Caffrey would start every class with that technique!

[Tanya]

That’s great…. Thank you, it’s been a struggle for me. Now will be part of my set-up!

[bettyperry]

I just love your energy u always make me smile and I learn alot from u ty ty 4 being U😊❤

[CootiePootieTootie]

That's neat! I always use the clear green needle ruler with the magnet 😊

[sandi_SatinDoll]

Thank you Rod. I appreciate this lesson. Sandi in California ❤

[KathleenGingles]

I like that you where willing to admit that you where wrong and that you learn how to correct your seam allowance. Your cool dude.

[TheJAG]

This is such a great video. Thank you for sharing this method. I will try it! I always appreciate your videos ❤