8 years later and your video is still helping people, LIKE ME!! 😁👍Omg, i have been STRUGGLING with connecting a straight piece of fabric with a curved piece and tried so many times.. Just did this tape method and IT WORKED so easily 👍👍👍💪I am sooo happy, Thankyou sooo much

Wow! You literally blew my mind. I’ve needlessly struggled with this, and now I’m ready to try this! Thank you!

I get many videos with lots of useless information. This is a fantastic idea. It’s one of those that says, why didn’t I think of that. New techniques equal new tools. Thanx 👌

Thank you. I'll will be trying this method. Always been worried about curves.

I made 6 Drunkards Path blocks using the glue baste and/or 1 pin method and they all came out horribly. I even used the curved piecing foot that the Crafty Gemini recommended. I used this method, used my regular quarter inch foot and every single one came out flawless. It was the easiest curved piecing I have ever done. I am making place mats so they will be washed and the tape will wash away. I also use this tape when hemming knit fabrics so I had some on hand. It prevents bunching and shifting and puckering and I get a perfect coverstitch.

I found this video when I was looking for something else. Wow! My lucky day! Best tip ever!

I found this after looking for video after video on how to easily sew a drunkard’s path. Genius! I tried this and my seams were perfectly aligned all around the curve. 😁 Thank you!

This is awesome . Best curved piecing I,ve seen anywhere. thanks

What a fantastic idea this is. Just made a lot of us rethink doing curves. This week I finished a table runner that had a lot of tight curves in the blocks. I was so worried starting this. But after a lot of pins in the first block found easier to sew with no pins at all. And it went together great. But for smaller curves will try this method.

Oh, my goodness......this is wonderful! I am working on my first curved piecing project and have been having a heck of a time with it. I think this method will make it much easier. Thank you for a great tutorial!

Wonderful trick for sewing curves love it, thanks

Thanks never thought of doing this. So easy. Thanks!

Woaaaahh. This is awesome! I’ll so try this out!

That is a game changer.. thank you!!!!

This is one of the best tricks Ive ever seen. Ive wanted to do curves, but always put them off. Thank you 👏

I fell like Alice through the looking glass. Just beautiful thank you

OMG, thank you so much for this!! ❤️❤️

I am so glad to have seen this video and curved piecing. Have you ever done curved piercing using two pieced blocks? I’ve been thinking about doing that and this would make it much easier. I think I’m going to do some test box and see how it works.

Thank you!

Wonder tape is also great for beginner sewers when inserting zippers.

Thanks Diana😃

Now I'm loving to try curves with this new way.

Thanks for sharing 😍👍

It was a great help. Thanks a ton

Like this idea.

This is just amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!

Brilliant

Can it be use to apply a stretchy semi sheer lace ruffle trim to a purchased knitted T armhole? Pins don't work and Clover Clips weigh too much. TKS!

No it doesn't gum up your needle . You are actually sewing to the left of the tape. If the needle ever feels like it gets sticky you can use an alcohol swab to wipe it down. I have never had trouble with sticky needles.

I just finished sewing some curved blocks using this technique, wondering if it is ok to press them, will it make the glue stick to the fabric? The blocks look wonderful, thank you for this idea. I also was wondering about getting rid of the tape before quilting, but see that question was already answered.

This is a great idea! I have been struggling all night with these curves. Just ordered tape! Ty

Your welcome! It really is as easy as it looks! It may take a bit of practice to get use to using the wonder tape! Have fun!

Спасибо дорогая👌💯

Awesome

Tks ❤️❤️❤️😇😇

I love doing curved blocks. But always have the problems with getting them to line up right at the edges an having pleats . Gosh this idea is great I'm goin tomorrow and get me that tape and I will be making the curve again 😍 Thanks Enjoyed this video .

Genius! Better than using glue.

Do you cut the fabric as well or just the tape?

Does the wonder tape dissolve? What's the long time effect of the tape residue on the cloth?

got to remember this ✔.

What's the name of that beautifully patterned fabric you're using with the Wonder Tape?

I have used Sara's method...worked great on clamshell....BTW I am not related, Miller and married a Miller we are getting to be like "smiths".

Great idea but will tape gum up needle?

Glue from the tape can prevent smooth stitching ?

You can order Wonder Tape on Amazon.com

Very nice! But the cutting for the middle curved strip wasn’t shown. How do you do it. The drunkard’s template only have 2 pieces! How do you do using them?

Ha! I hope she's also got Colins (the company that makes Wonder Tape) stock in her retirement portfolio.

What happens to the tape? Does it wash out or something??

This same technique can be used with elmer's glue and an iron. A lot cheaper than buying wonder tape plus the glue lasts a ton longer.

it worked on the big piece but not the centre small piece - - how do you do that please as it puckers-??? I did put tape on the convex again

Does this wash off in the laundry?