Zig Zag Quilts!
There are common techniques for creating zigzag quilts.
I have one more for you. DIFFERENT!
Grab a cup of coffee and stay with me for some time, because I will show you 8 projects made using the same technique, but in different ways, with different fabrics, for DIFFERENT results!
Here is how a regular zigzag design would look like made from this striped fabric.
Beautiful, but fractured!
I wanted to create something different.
How about this continuous striped zig zag?
Or this?
Another beautiful fabric - the same type of fractured zig zag, with the regular technique.
My different versions.
Ready for more?
Introducing
Chevron
quilt pattern
Easy technique in just a few steps.
Countless variations.
Quilt size: 44'' x 52''
Two strips of fabric...
a few steps, easy piecing, and voila - striped fabric turned into a continuous zig zag.
The technique allows you to sew blocks that will have THE EXACT SAME size, which translates into a quick and easy quilt top piecing.
All the math done for you!
Straightening the zig zag design requires setting and corner triangles, but do not worry - all the math is there for you to follow.
Suggestions for quilting are included- for all the projects.
Different fabric for a different look
The type of fabric you use influences the look of the design and the easiness of the technique- lots of examples are provided.
Pillow size: 19'' x 21''
Great design for free motion quilting practice
The narrow strips gives you the opportunity to practice free motion quilting and to achieve good results.
Just a little change for a different look! Jelly roll strips friendly!
Change the orientation of the blocks, use different fabrics...
Make it scrappy!
The usual zigzag has rows of the same width.
How about different widths?
You can do this and I love it!
The only thing needed is some math, the technique remains the same!
Everything you need to know to sew the zig zag design below, all the math, is included in the pattern.
A long table runner, one of my favorite projects, in Christmas fabrics.
Zig zag made from only one fabric!
It is possible.
Different fabrics, different designs
The technique for this design is even easier and quicker than the one used for the previous projects - it's a simplified technique.
My FAVORITE project!
Added in the last moment:
A TRIPLE zigzag!
A zigzag made with three strips in three different widths!
Instructions on how to sew a 7'' x 7'' block, for bigger quilts, are included.
One more!
Made from gradation fabric and 4 strips!
You will learn how to work with how many strips you want!
The quickest and easiest version
You skip one step of the technique, but it depends on the fabric you use; details about how to choose the fabric are included.
Quilt size: 43'' x 54''.
Lots of options for quilting
Straight lines stitched with the walking foot- the easiest and fastest quilting.
Zig zag quilting (on the color zig zag) and feathers- both done with free motion quilting.
QUICK RECAP!
You can't achieve the results below with the regular zigzag techniques!
You can use striped fabric for an awesome design.
You can use regular print fabric- it has some big advantages.
You can make a zigzag design using only one fabric.
You can alternate wide with narrow zigzag- on the same quilt!
Easy quilt top assembly - all your blocks will have THE EXACT SAME SIZE!
You can make it scrappy.
It's jelly roll strips friendly!
You can make a TRIPLE zigzag, with strips in different widths.
I could have divided these projects and all the information into 3 patterns, but I love to offer you more chances to fall in love with this technique in just one pattern!
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