Dresden Plate Block Tutorial Part 1

This video tutorial shows how to piece a Dresden Plate quilt block using 20 different fabric "wedges." The Easy Dresden ruler is used in this video to cut the fabric shapes.

[@antoinettewilliams1355]

The tip about starting to sew the blades away from the top then backstitch is great! That will change how I sew finished edge seams! Include this tip in your newer videos, this one is a keeper! 😉

[@sharonshergold2372]

Thanks for breaking down this block, I usually just wiz past anything with a Dresden thinking it’s to difficult. Now I know it’s easy peasy..

[@lesleygilbert1945]

Another easy to follow video - looking forward to part 2 next week - Happy New Year 2015 :)

[@larriclairequilty8840]

Thanks for being so clear and making it look easy to make a Dresden Plate.

[@barbarafiresheets6204]

Nice job on the video. You make it look easy! Looking forward to Part 2.

[@frenchquilter]

Such a great tutorial !

[@Angelintercesor]

I got your two books the labor of love and Sunday best quilts. I’m super excited to begin working on those quilts. Thanks!

[@Joanzie777]

I've been wanting to try a Dresden Plate! Thank you!!

[@peggyaront4654]

Great video...thanks.

[@Savannahstitcher]

Love this video. Just starting out learning Dresden. I am very interested in the quilt hanging on the door. I love EPP and was wondering if there is a pattern for that quilt.

[@lindafleming5909]

How big is your block using the 2 1/2” blade? Thank you. Great tutorial.

[@laurellecoppard7952]

awesome thanks

[@teresacole3915]

AWESOME

[@lizzystitch4842]

can you get more than one blade out of the 2.5 inch square?

[@alinemcfadden2564]

how do you know how many blade to cut. you never Manti on that information.where do you get that information.

[@jenniferfarsh675]

20 blades. Mentioned at 8:09 :)