Crazy curves quilt templates

The cutting and sewing are easy and the variations are endless. It is easy to add more blocks by adding more fat quarters. Includes the Circle Dance quilt pattern. You can also make the quilt using just the 7" Crazy Curve template but you will not have the small circles included. We promise to never spam you, and just use your email address to identify you as a valid customer. Write review. I am an experienced sewer, but a new quilter. The template arrived quickly and was reasonably priced.

I gave it a 4 because I have nothing else to compare it to. I would definitely order from this company again. I really do love this template, It converted my back to using templates again.

The thickness allows me to use my rotary cutter for cutting without issues. My friend tried it for a project and ended up buying one as well. Easy ordering and arrived at my door early.

This template works well and is easy to use. It comes with sewing instructions, which makes the putting together of the pieces relatively easy. I love these rulers! I'm just starting to use them to practice sewing curves. I want to make the Circle Dance pattern. All prices are in USD. Please wait This beginner level quilting design is perfect for adding flowing texture in the background of your quilts and can finish off your borders perfectly too. Mini Slide Ruler. Eversewn Sparrow Basic Ruler Kit.

Explore Walking Foot Quilting. I think Crazy Curves is probably the easiest curvy-line walking foot quilting design. Just stitch across your quilt with a wiggly line, then travel stitch a distance away and quilt across again. The tricky thing with all the crazy style designs is figuring out your quilting scale.

This is the distance between your lines of quilting and is determined by the rating of your batting. Click Here to learn more about batting rating. You don't need to worry about echoing your lines or spacing them out exactly when quilting Crazy Curves. Another wonderful type of machine quilting is Ruler Foot Quilting. This is a style of free motion quilting with a special ruler darning foot that's designed with a high base so you can press rulers or templates against the side of the foot to help control the quilting design.

I know it may be confusing to see me continuing to quilt forward - only stitching towards myself just like walking foot quilting. Yes, with ruler foot quilting and free motion quilting you can quilt in all directions and you're not limited to just quilt towards yourself.

BUT - it's important to quilt in the direction that feels most comfortable for you and on this machine and with this ruler quilting this way felt the best! I hope you'll give Crazy Curves a try with both methods of machine quilting. It's a lot of fun to play with these different styles of quilting to see which one you like best.