How to square up fabric

How To Square Up Fabric For Sewing Projects. Learn a great skill. Make your own fabric squares. How to square up fabric for sewing projects.

In this sewing tutorial I will show you how to square up fabric if you need to cut fabric straight. Squaring up fabric usually means straightening fabric before cutting. Sounds simple, right? But in fact this is often a real problem that needs to be addressed. Learning how to cut fabric properly is a huge step toward becoming a better sewist. If you know how to find the grain of fabric and how to square up fabric that’s problematic, your sewing projects will improve tenfold.

There is something beautiful to me that comes with the imperfections of a handmade project. A little bit of coloring outside the lines is a good thing. Aesthetically, I am often drawn to something …

This tutorial will show you how to cut fabric straight, square, and on grain every time with out fail. Ever wonder why your seams don't line up?

In this tutorial, we will be showing you how to cut your own charm squares for quilting (or anything else for that matter). Charm squares are 5' x 5' squares of fabric and are sold by the company Moda. They usually come in a pack of 42 squares and are coordinated so that you can easily use them in a project. However, other companies also make 'charm squares'...they just won't call them that since the name is already used by Moda. Either way, if you want to cut your own, then keep reading as…

Learn how to square up the quilt layers so your quilt will look right after binding. Video tutorial by The Crafty Gemini. #squareupquilt, #squareupaquilttop

In my less-than-perfect world, I often have less-than-perfect quilt blocks. Learn how to square up a quilt block easily for your patchwork quilts too.

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We have all been there. We go to the quilt store, buy some fabric, get it home and get ready to cut. We fold it and then, bam, notice that it is not squared up. Sometimes a cut can be way off. …