3D Flying Geese Patchwork with Jennie Rayment
Classes with Jennie Rayment • Educational, G, 17-Jul-2020
This is a fun, simple flying geese technique that has only one seam to sew and no triangles are involved. You just need to cut rectangles and squares, then sew together with simple chain piecing and there you are.
You also get the great 3D effect that can then be twiddled and fiddled and only Jennie Rayment knows how.
Click here for Workshop Notes
Click here to learn more about Jennie Rayment.
Click here to watch a preview of this premium video
Up Next in Classes with Jennie Rayment
-
Broderie Perse, Machine Appliqué and ...
The original form of patchwork is based on placing something over a hole or, in Jennie's case, a stain.
Once again Jennie makes light work of this technique and shares with us how to set your machine to produce perfect satin stitch.
More about Jennie Rayment
This skinnyish, red-haired, sligh... -
Fastening off Tip from Jennie Rayment
Idea of this video
A quick tip that will help you avoid all those loose thread ends.
More about Jennie Rayment
This skinnyish, red-haired, slightly wacky Brit really likes ‘Nipping and Tucking’ – fabric manipulation and surface texture. She’s unique in her field. And people from whole world know ... -
Anchoring Your Work with Jennie Rayment
Using the Sewing Machine with a fixing stitch
Jennie does not like to handle a sewing needle. Unless she is putting it into her machine that is. So she has developed a way of anchoring her tucks, twiddles and folds with an anchoring stitch on the machine. And you know she has tried and tested thi...
