In this video I show you how to sash between 5″ squares, a fun way to show off all those delicious fabric squares!
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Hi SusanClaire,
I was interested to see your post on this method of sashing and posts for blocks today. I and some friends are making a floating star quilt as a farewell present for a friend. I was trying to work out how to make it easy to sash each of the blocks to make a sashed quilt…and had already come up with your idea of making the sashing an integral part of the block..and had wondered why on earth I had never thought of it before…all the hours of getting long lines of sashing and posts to line up..so tedious. And I was very happy that at long last I’d figured out an easier way to do it, purely out of necessity for this particular quilt being made by 8 different people in different parts of the city. I’ve not seen it in any of my books on quilting, and I have quite a few!
I love the colours and the look of the fabrics you were using to make the demonstration quilt. I have a few baby quilts I need to make quickly, and I now have the inspiration for them. A quick trip to the quilt store for some bright 5 inch charm squares I think.
Thank you again for your great videos. Your generosity in making them is fabulous.
Very best regards
Shaaryn Griffiths
Brisbane
Hi Shaaryn, Great minds think alike! I don’t ever remember seeing it in a book either, just seems like a good idea, especially for larger quilts. Good luck with the baby quilts, they look so good done like that.
Working today on sashing a quilt, and knew you did this video in February. Thank you again for your lessons!!
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I just was making a quilt for my new grandbaby, was concerned with sashing. You put my mind at ease and I am making it now. It looks so great. Thank you so very much! Keep on teaching! Thank you again, Ann
Thanks Ann, so pleased it is helping. Do I get to see the finished quilt?
Ive finished the sashing. Now for the quilting. So excited since this is my first Grandchild. I picked colors that she could grow up with. Not just a baby quilt. Bright brilliant colors at that. Thanks again so very much!
Oh well done, good thinking on the colours, she will love it.