Apr 16, 2015 · When I went to Quiltcon in February, I discovered a new type of quilting called Matchsticking. It might not be new, but it is new to me! Matchstick quilting on one of the quilts hanging at Quiltcon 2015. I fell in love with this technique, so I cornered Jacquie Gering, the Chairperson of the Modern Quilt Guild, to tell me how it is done.

Dec 10, 2018 · Learn the 6 simple steps to straight line quilting, or as some call it, matchstick quilting. This is a great beginner quilter tutorial! Try The Cutting Table for free with code Try4Free

May 14, 2016 · When I make small mini quilts, I often like to quilt them using my walking foot with dense straight lines. I call this Matchstick quilting. Want to try? Prepare your quilt sandwich as normal. In this stitching project, there was a layer of fusible fleece behind the stitching and then sandwiches with a batting scrap.

Oct 15, 2020 · Matchstick quilting is easy to do, even for beginner quilters. Get inspired with ideas for using it and learn how to stitch it with this tutorial. easy sample placemat:...

May 22, 2019 · Matchstick quilting is a clean and modern form of dense quilting. It uses parallel lines that are stitched close together, about 1/8” to 1/4” apart. When I use this form of quilting, I like to alter line direction within the quilt.

Matchstick Quilting is a form of straight line quilting, usually with the lines spaced very closely together, a matchstick apart. This style of quilting is seen in Modern quilts, where it is used to create a flat, dense area of quilting.

Simple quilting with matchstick lines adds both texture and colour to a quilt. Learn how to do it and see samples with it used.

Jul 7, 2017 · Matchstick quilting is a term used to describe straight line quilting placed very close together, about 1/8″ or a matchstick’s width apart. This method can add an interesting texture to any quilt project when used with different colored threads, or in unquilted areas which will appear puffier or more pronounced than areas with matchstick ...

Matchstick-style machine quilting is a sophisticated way to give your quilt a modern look. But it also works well any time you want to fill in an area on your quilt–and looks especially nice on solid fabrics.

Matchstick quilting is made up of straight lines fairly close together. Some quilters use matchstick quilting for only a section of a quilt, but I did the whole thing. I used a contrasting thread color (which is traditional in pojagi) and I went to 1/8” apart. I love the look and the texture of it.