Four-at-a-Time Half-Square Triangles
The four-at-a-time method creates four Half-Square Triangles from two fabric squares. It's a fast technique when you need multiple HSTs, though the bias edges require careful handling for the best results.
Quarter-Square Triangles (QSTs)
Quarter-Square Triangles (QSTs) combine four triangles into one versatile unit. Learn how to make accurate QSTs starting with half-square triangles for precise points and easy assembly.
Square-in-a-Square
Square-in-a-Square is a versatile quilting unit that creates a centered square surrounded by four triangles. Learn how to build this classic unit accurately using the stitch-and-flip method.
No-Waste Flying Geese
Create four accurate Flying Geese units at once with the no-waste method. This efficient technique minimizes fabric waste and is perfect for quilts that use multiple Flying Geese of the same size.
Stitch-and-Flip Flying Geese
The stitch-and-flip method is a simple, beginner-friendly way to make Flying Geese one unit at a time. It's an excellent choice when your pattern only requires a few Flying Geese or when using directional fabrics.
Eight-at-a-Time Half-Square Triangles
Need a lot of half-square triangles? The eight-at-a-time method lets you create eight identical HSTs from a single pair of fabric squares, making it one of the fastest ways to produce large quantities with consistent results.
Accurate ¼" Seam Allowance
An accurate ¼" seam allowance is the foundation of successful quilting. Learn how to test your seam allowance, make adjustments, and improve the accuracy of every quilt block you sew.
Two-at-a-Time Half-Square Triangles
Learn one of the most versatile quilting techniques with this step-by-step guide to making two-at-a-time half-square triangles. This beginner-friendly tutorial includes tips for sewing, pressing, and trimming for accurate results every time.