Jennie Rayment and Valerie Nesbitt discuss the merits of pressing the patchwork seams open or leaving them closed.
Seams Common Sense with Valerie Nesbitt & Jennie Rayment
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Description
Seams open or seams closed?
Jennie has years of twiddling, fiddling, nipping, and tucking her fabrics. She is undoubted that you need to press seams open for this work style. Valerie, however, came to machine patchwork from hand-sewing where seams remain closed for strength.
Enjoy the merits and discussions by these two on their differing approach to sewing patchwork, but on one thing, they are agreed – the result is king, and the choice is yours – and the quilt police do not check inside the quilt!
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About the Tutor
Valerie is the founder and Creative Director of justhands-on.tv , as well as our very own ‘Queen of Scrap’. She founded Creative Quilting, a quilt shop in Hampton Court, where she still teaches to this day.
Jennie is a world renown quilt teacher, lecturer, author of nine quilt books and numerous patterns. From Houston to Qatar, Durban to Melbourne, Auckland and many other international cities, Jennie has wowed them all with her superb teaching style and hilarious lectures all laced with wit, charm and professional expertise.
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