Tumbling Blocks with Jennie Rayment
Classes with Jennie Rayment • Educational, G, 01-Jun-2018
In this workshop Jennie teaches us how to make tumbling blocks.
She starts with cutting 3 strips of fabrics and then walks you through sewing the pieces together with a machine. During this process she is providing several helpful hints and tips along the way. Don’t forget to leave that 1/4″ from each corner!
Jennie assures us, that once you’ve learned how to make tumbling blocks, then you’ll know everything you need to make hexagons.
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