5 Ways Quilting is Different than Dressmaking feat. my quilt using Cricut Maker & Riley Blake!

My quilt is all done and I'm ready to show her off. I thought it would be fun - as I'm a garment sewist - to highlight some of the ways sewing a quilt is different than sewing a dress.

Cricut has made the hardest part about quilting - the cutting - super simple. So much so, that I think any garment sewist could take on a quilt without any training!

I hope you'll give it a go!

Watch the entire Series:
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Products used to make my quilt:

She used Anne Bright's Celtic Hearts for the quilt design and Superior's Magnifico thread in Comanche 2140.

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Watch the two previous videos in this series:

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[AquaBloomStudio]

Did you use free motion quilting on the quilt? It looks so perfect. I always want to try quilting but I am too intimidated by free motion quilting.

[juleejames]

Beautiful quilt! You are a quilter✔️ Please make this quilt again but twice as large so you can use it -

[metteriggs]

Quick question: Why cotton and not polyester thread?

[darleneorlowski]

wow I didn't know any of those! thanks for the video