Learn Corner-to-Corner Crochet

Rating :- 8.15 /10

Votes :- 53

And, quilting with panels is significantly quicker than traditional pieced projects.

Join expert Nancy Scott as you learn how to: ; Use panels with single and multiple motifs.; Cut-apart multiple motif panels; Know the difference between printed size and usable size; Straighten and trim panels; Plan your project and graph the layout; Add a float border to standardize the size of your quilt; Add one or two borders to a panel to make an easy project; Create a simple pieced border.; Make quilts from a panel you cut apart into different motifs; Sew panels with very narrow seam allowances; Piece panel quilts with sashing and borders; Beautifully finish your quilts with quilting, binding, labels and hanging sleeves. The beautiful artwork on panels comes in large, single motifs or multiple motifs, giving you many choices for quilting.

Carol will be your guide as you use the stitch-and-flip technique and finish the inside and outside of your bag at the same time!

; Quilt the body of the bag in the ditch and with straight lines to add sturdiness and a decorative look.; Make sturdy handles reinforced with plumbing tubing that can be used on any bag.

Sewing Patterns

Sew

; Work easy stranded knitting with a Fair Isle swatch.

In this class, you'll learn how to: ; Comfortably hold the yarn and needles in your hands.; Knit, purl and create attractive texture by working rib stitch, moss stitch and seed stitch.; Increase and decrease.

Knit

Join Carol McLeod of Aunties Two as she shows you how to create one of her unique and beautiful baskets!

; Cut strips on a diagonal to make the sides of the basket. In this class, you'll learn how to: ; Choose basket fabrics for just the right occasion.

Sewing Patterns

Sew

In this class you'll learn how to: ; Turn one dress pattern into two holiday dresses that look completely different.; Crochet a pretty V-stitch pattern on the skirt.; Create girly gathers at the top of the skirt.; Make back buttonholes for colored ribbon lacing.; Sew the pieces together with easy seams.; Add adorable rickrack "icing" trim.; Crochet a sweet hair bow for the Christmas dress.; Adorn the Easter version with sweet, pastel-colored flowers.

Everyone loves to crochet for their loved ones—especially children! The gingerbread-themed Christmas dress can be worn over a blouse or knit top for cool weather while the Easter dress is perfect, as is, for warmer weather. Easy Crochet Dresses: Christmas & Easter Sizes included are 2, 4 and 6.

Once you master the skills in the scarf, you'll move on to the Modern Fingerless Mitts to learn slightly more advanced techniques.

.; Control your tension and minimize gaps.; Crochet a stretchy cuff and thumb gusset. First you'll learn all about the structure of cables and how they can stack vertically as well as move horizontally.

In this class you'll learn how to:; Work the corner-to-corner pattern to make solid and multicolored squares.; Read and work from a graph to create adorable animal squares.; Join squares into a blanket using Mattress Stitch.; Add single crochet edging to squares and the outside edge of your blanket.

If you love working with Jelly Rolls, then you’ll love piecing and quilting the beautiful Flying Star Pinwheel Bead Runner with quilting expert Nancy Scott.

This class includes downloadable, step-by-step instructions and materials list for the Flying Star Pinwheel Bed Runner.

In this class you'll learn how to:; Work the corner-to-corner pattern to make solid and multicolored squares.; Read and work from a graph to create adorable animal squares.; Join squares into a blanket using Mattress Stitch.; Add single crochet edging to squares and the outside edge of your blanket.

. The lucky parents-to-be will be thrilled to receive such a thoughtful gift. This special blanket will be the hit of the next baby shower! She'll also take you through joining and edging the squares.

If you love working with Jelly Rolls, then you’ll love piecing and quilting the beautiful Flying Star Pinwheel Bead Runner with quilting expert Nancy Scott.

; Reduce bulk by pressing seams to nest together.; Create a flying geese pinwheel block with a friendship star.; Place light and dark colors to create the illusion of movement.