Card Tricks and Dutchman's Puzzle
It's hard trying to get all those seams to match and points to be pointy! Some new things I’ve learned from sewing my first 2 blocks:
This week we cut out Card Tricks and Dutchman's Puzzle.

- Make sure your seam allowance actually is a quarter of an inch. I have a quilting foot but quarter inch is actually on the outer edge of the foot. Before beginning, sew 3 strips of fabric, 2.5 inches wide, together and the end result should measure exactly 6.5 inches.
- Press your seams from the right side of the fabric in a sweeping motion – it stops the crinkles you can get if you press from the back and gives you a really crisp seam.
- Press seams in one direction and press to the darker fabric, if possible
- When you sew 2 seams together try to make sure they are pressed in different directions to avoid bulk
This week we cut out Card Tricks and Dutchman's Puzzle.


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