Kelly Quilts with AccuQuilt
Kelly Ashton
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- In-depth Instruction; over 106 mins
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Creating Flying Geese With GO! Qubes
15:22
The Flying Geese block is a true staple of quilt-making, Simple yet elegant on its own (and perfect for beginner quilters!), the Flying Geese block is also a key component of larger designs such as the Dutchman's Puzzle and Spinning Windmill blocks. Quilt designer Kelly Ashton introduces how to make these classic blocks quickly and easily by using the AccuQuilt GO! Qube systems. You'll learn which dies to use, how to place fabric for accurate, clean cuts and how to sew and press your completed block. As a bonus, you'll also see how to piece the more advanced Dizzy Goose block, which adds a center square, and get inspiration for many quilts to come!
For more information and inspiration, visit AccuQuilt.com
Fall for These Easy Tumbler Blocks
15:07
Quiltmakers of all skill levels will enjoy the variety of designs they can create with Tumbler blocks. Kelly demonstrates how AccuQuilt GO! Dies make it easy to create 6-, 4- and 3-inch finished Tumbler blocks. She shows how to place fabric for accurate, clean cuts, how to piece together and press the Tumbler patchwork for easy construction, and how to mark and use the dies to cut half-Tumbler pieces for the edges of rows. Kelly also shares tips for using fabric pre-cuts to cut Tumblers.
Say Hello to Hexies
30:32
Kelly is WILD about hexies! See how to use each of the three AccuQuilt GO! dies in this bundle (hexagon, half-hexagon, and equilateral triangle) independently or mixed and matched. Kelly demonstrates how the precisely engineered dies can quickly cut accurate patchwork pieces that go together perfectly with both straight-edge and inset seams (Y-seams).
Stay Steady on the Drunkard's Path
20:06
Curved seams are a cakewalk with the AccuQuilt GO! Drunkard’s Path block dies. Kelly demonstrates how to use these dies to create three sizes of finished square blocks: 3½, 4, and 7 inches. AccuQuilt's precision cutting, coupled with Kelly’s pinning technique and “slow and steady” stitching approach, will have you eager to explore the multitude of quilts you can create with the Drunkard’s Path block.
Beautiful Bindings Made Easy
24:06
Kelly loves using her AccuQuilt GO! for cutting binding strips, whether on the grain or on the bias. You can also use it to cut perfect squares and diamonds. Cut multiple layers at once and use Kelly’s slick technique for applying and finishing a quilt binding completely by machine. Your beautiful quilt will be finished before you know it. Just in time to start another!
The Flying Geese block is a true staple of quilt-making, simple yet elegant on its own (and perfect for beginner quilters!), the Flying Geese block is also a key component of larger designs such as the Dutchman’s Puzzle and Spinning Windmill blocks. Quilt designer Kelly Ashton introduces how to make these classic blocks quickly and easily by using the AccuQuilt GO! Qube systems. You’ll learn which dies to use, how to place fabric for accurate, clean cuts and how to sew and press your completed block. As a bonus, you’ll also see how to piece the more advanced Dizzy Goose block, which adds a center square, and get inspiration for many quilts to come!
For more information and inspiration, visit AccuQuilt.com
Kelly Ashton
Kelly Ashton is the author of "Hexagons, Diamonds, Triangles and More: Skill-Building Techniques for 60-Degree Patchwork." She also designs original patterns and templates, and teaches quilting workshops specializing in smart piecing techniques.
Kelly Quilts with AccuQuilt: Flying Geese - Instructions
DownloadKelly Quilts With AccuQuilt: Tumblers – Instructions
DownloadKelly Quilts with AccuQuilt: Hexagon – Instructions
DownloadKelly Quilts with AccuQuilt – Drunkard's Path Instructions
DownloadKelly Quilts with AccuQuilt – Binding Instructions
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I am a member,but can not get my benefits. Please check on this Betsy Littleg
Kelly, I am looking for the roller you use in your video. I was told it is a Phlat ???? Where can I find one ? Robin Heslop
Is the roller called a phlat ? I am not sure if that’s how it is spelled. I have been looking for the
You have just given me a reason to pull out my AccuQuilt system and start cutting and quilting. I got the 8" cube in a set with the "Go" cutter. Thank you for the great instructions
Hi Kelly, Love your class. One of the best I have seen. I was wondering if you could recommend a baby quilt for a beginner. thank you
I am logged in with my account but non of the bonus pdf materials are either viewable or downloadable. Please can some one assist.
Kelly, what kind of Bernina sewing machine are you using in your demos?
I am unable to access the bonus material. I am getting an error message : ERROR 410 GONE Sorry, access to the target resource is no longer available. I am using a computer and did ctrl F5 that was mentioned early to someone else. I am still getting the error message.
I'm unable to access the Bonus Materials. I saw in the discussion that this was an issue earlier this month. Can you please help?
Could you please demonstrate how to use the clam shell die? I’ve had the 4” die for years and don’t have a clue how to stitch it together.