More On-Point Piecing Techniques - Tips & Tricks from the Tucker Team

In this episode of Tips & Tricks from the Tucker Team, I'll be resuming work on the quilt top I started on the previous episode, demonstrating the process of piecing a project that's set on-point. I'll be showing the continued process for piecing the quilt top, trimming your oversized setting triangles and preparing your project to add borders.

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[annetteparsons]

Thanks for sharing, love your blouse.

[terrifry]

If I really want to go simple, I won't put a border on a block on point setting. In that case, I won't do the final trim down until AFTER I've done the quilting! The extra fabric on the oversize setting triangle's ensures there's enough fabric to square the blocks accurately!

[cherylpetersen]

Thank you for your videos. You are easy to follow and have great ideas!

[mariagillin]

Thank you for another wonderful tutorial Love it 😍
Could you please give us some tips what quilting design would suit your quilt ???
Kind regards Maria 🇦🇺😊

[kerryl]

Love these two tutorials - freezer paper in the last one was good and setting the triangles oversize works so well. Love the colours by the way! Thank you. Looking forward to the borders.

[playme]

Make it up as you go along. A relaxing technique. I did that with a baby quilt. Baby and Mommy loved it.
Virginia in Ohio

[cindymcfarland]

I love the colors of your blocks! I enjoy putting my blocks on point and pieced borders are the best! It just adds more interest. Thank you so much for these Tips & Tricks series.

[tblack]

The tips about how to sew the setting triangles are priceless. Thanks so much.