Do you sew fabric strips often? Long, short? I'd love to know how and when you use them and which of these tips you'll try first.

Thank you! Straight to the point, clear, concise! No extra stuff!😊

I’m just getting ready to sew some long strips together, thanks for the tips! Going to double check my feed dog area now before I start. 😊

Hello from Atlanta! Thank you for the great advice. I’m about to start some jelly roll placemats, and finding your video was perfect timing. ❤️

Thank you so much for this video.... I have another tip that was a game changer for me and that is to try your best to sit directly in front of the needle of your machine. In quilting, as I move around with cutting, trimming, ironing, etc. I discovered that each time I came back to my machine, my body would be in a slightly different position and ALWAYS off center of my needle. I wish I could give the gentleman so said this credit, but I don't recall who he is. Now, I make a conscience effort to stop for the nano second it takes to line myself up correctly. As a result, my seams are much straighter, consistently. Thanks again for the video... especially the pressing tips. Sooooooooo important!

Outstanding tutorial. Thank you for sharing.

Very informative! Thanks for the video. It is comprehensive.

Well, I already do all the tips you shared, except sewing the strips in opposite directions. That could be one to try. I do sew using strips frequently, especially for lots of nine patch units.

Just learning to sew. Awsome tips thank you. 👍

Great tips! Thank you! '

The techniques shown was very good. Thank you for sharing them.

I love💗 working with strips. I've sewn 5 together at a time from one end to the other before cutting them into the sizes that I may need. I appreciate the tips. I may have to make more small projects with strips and try these new tips.😄

Very helpful tips! Thank you for taking the time to share!

Perfect timing for this to pop up on my feed. Thanks for the great info

I line up a straight edge along the sewn seam, make sure the seam is straight, remove the ruler, and then press. I don't use steam untill I have pressed with a dry iron first and am sure the strip set is STRAIGHT!

Just found you. Knoxville TN USA This video was excellent. Very good instructions.

It makes me crazy with a fabric like gingham, stripe, dots, etc is not even along the edge! That just tells me that they were cut on a slight bias and makes me wonder how much of the rest is cut like that.😊

Great tips. Thanks for sharing

Thank you. Very helpful. I have only made two quilts. One a baby quilt with a Layer Cake, and a Jelly Roll quilt. My third one, I sewed the top using a jelly roll in a pattern sewing three strips together, and then cut into 6”;squares. Then Ilife got busy and I laid it aside. I am not happy with it because I must have done something wrong, because my three strips aren’t the same width, so obviously I didn’t sew straight. Your video was helpful and hopefully I won’t make the same mistakes again.❤

A wealth of important info!

Thank you for the helpful tips. I was wondering if you have to go slow using the walking foot ? I’ve never used the walking foot piecing a quilt.

Ive got a quarter inch foot

You did t address how sewing ver off toward the end of a strip . This causes inconsistent seam Causing a wonky stitch line

I don't like my walking foot. It doesn't draw the fabric through very well. It seems to lag.😢

Would a dual feed work as well as a walking foot, or should I use a walking foot??

Ive got a walking foot

Do you use steam or dry iron?