I am thrilled today to bring you a video tutorial for the method I devised to help me quickly get the directional prints I used in my Layer Cake Pop quilt to be oriented “right side up” using a stitch and flip method.
Layer Cake Pop Quilt Block with Directional Fabric
So if you are working with directional prints and using a stitch and flip technique for piecing in the future, I hope this quick video tutorial comes in handy!
Linking up with Tips and Tutorials Tuesday.
This is a super video and makes the flip so clear to understand.
Excellent video tip. It’s such fun watching you grow your audience and your professional status. Your hard work and generosity will repay you ten times over.
Great video tip Yvonne. This could be done with any directional fabric.
Well Yvonne, just like all your written tutorials, the video tutorial is very clear. Thanks for this information. It’s really helpful.
Wow, what a great tip! Many thanks.
So WELL explained! Thank you!
So simple, yet so brilliant! Thanks for the easy to follow video!
Okay…I can do that! Thank you for sharing a video for your method. After seeing the video, it all makes so much sense!
good tip – thanks!
Great tip Yvonne, I’ll remember that one! Thank you!
Thank you for this tutorial….very helpful.
Very cool tip! Thanks for sharing it!
Yvonne, this is definitely a great way to have success each and every time!!! Thank you for sharing.
Very helpful tip. Thank you. I know I will be using it in the future.
thank you, thank you, thank you!
Thank you so much!!! You’ve made it so easy! Easy to do, easy to remember, easy to understand!!!
So simple, but I would have never thought of it. Thanks for the tutorial!!!!!!
Thank you… must try this today! pfa
Great tip, thanks so much for the easily understood explanation!
Nice tip, I might actually be able to remember that!
excellent tip. Thank you Yvonne.
Love this information! Thanks for figuring it out and sharing with us all. I look forward to using it next time I need it.
Thank you.
Mind Blown! Thank you sew much!
Nicely done! You’ve made this process so much easier for future flip and stitch projects. I want to go try this now!
Brilliant! I love how you pay attention to the directional prints and share your tips with us.
I’ve been waiting for this tip! Thank you so much.
Yvonne, thanks for taking the time and having the courage to make a video about this tip for working with directional fabric. It was really clear to me, and I will definitely being referring to this video in the future as I have pinned to a Quilting Videos board. Take care, Mary.
Thanks for this tutorial Yvonne. There are many one directional fabrics on the market at present so this will help enormously.
I came to a similar process while working on the Geometry quilt after realizing that my focus fabric was directional. It does take more time, but the end result is so worth it.
Very fun tip for getting directional fabrics all lined up. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing!! This is a great technique.
Totally makes sense – thanks for taking the time to work it out and share – no more random guessing for me!
This is great Yvonne. You did a wonderful job explaining something that can be quite confusing. Adding the little extra bit of explanation at the end really helps.I usually fold it back to see if it’s how I want it. But could still get it mixed up when I turned it over. Thanks for the tutorial.
Isn’t that a great little tip! Thanks!