Quilting notions

What are Quilting Notions? If you are fairly new to quilting you may have only just come across the term ‘quilting notions’ and wondering exactly what that means. Fortunately, this is a simple one to answer. Quilting notions are all of those tools and accessories that are used when making a quilt. Some examples of quilting notions include: Scissors Thimble Seam ripper Fabric pens Rotary cutter Cutting mat Safety pins Quilting gloves Wonder clips Seam guide Quilting rulers Needles and pins…

In terms of measuring, I have often wondered whether the line on a ruler should sit ON the edge or BESIDE the edge of the fabric? I know it might...

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Learn how to use quilting rulers properly, including knowing what all of the hash marks and lines are used for in creating your quilting projects.

A hera marker is ideal for marking guide lines on your quilt because it only makes creases and not actual marks. Watch a video tutorial on how to use it!

The pioneer women who quilted over a hundred years ago did amazing work with the simplest of tools: scissors, needles, and pins. Up until the middle of the 20th century quilters were making pattern templates using cardboard boxes, re-drawing the shapes as the old edges wore out. Today we have a huge array of quilting tools and materials that make creating our masterpieces much easier than our ancestors would have believed.