How to sew curves for quilts with On Williams Street

We love using curves in some of our patterns. They open up so many more possibilities. However, sewing curves can also lead to frustration. This week we are sharing a couple different ways to approach curves of any size that will simplify the process and help create smooth seams, free of puckers and tucks.
In the video, we are using our pattern Windswept. Available on our website October 2019.
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[@sherryfaires7931]

What ingenious ways to do curved piecing! Thanks so much!

[@OnWilliamsStreet]

You are so welcome!

[@paulafortenberry8134]

You are too smart! Thanks for the tutorial.

[@OnWilliamsStreet]

Thanks for watching!

[@gingerquilts2pickles]

Love your tutorials. Thanks so much!

[@stitchpenniesofficial]

That was awesome!

[@OnWilliamsStreet]

We are so glad you liked it!

[@wordwalkermomma4]

Thank you! I’ve not seen this method. Can hardly wait to try it. 👍🏼

[@OnWilliamsStreet]

I was so excited to test it when I first learned and it's been awesome.

[@maryrichardson5841]

I am really mesmerized by the bottom block on the left. Is there a pattern for this? Can see it super scrappy. Thanks from Nova Scotia, Canada

[@OnWilliamsStreet]

We don't have a pattern for that one. It was a mini challenge I put together and just explored different ways to make the curves.

[@beaoji9851]

Do you use a shorter stitch for curves? Thank you.

[@OnWilliamsStreet]

yes! If it's a smaller curve, we absolutely will decrease the stitch length a little if needed to keep it smooth.

[@mamakaka73]

So if I have been sewing clothes for years I should be fine 😁

[@OnWilliamsStreet]

Absolutely!