Sharon Pederson: Easy Drunkard's Path

A Drunkard's Path without the scary curves.

[@francesschireson-dody1516]

Thank you! I learned so many clever ideas that I can apply on other quilts as well. I appreciate your knowledge and easy teaching style. I even loved it when you "lost" your square ruler...we all do that exact same thing. It made me laugh and feel less like a novice. I found you by accident. Lucky me!

[@LisaLisa-zl9vu]

I love your calm, easy to follow instructions. No mania here thank goodness! Wish there are more tutorials you do...

[@helendurow8211]

You are a Perfectionist Problem Solver !!! Beautiful ! Thank you !!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nataloves]

Sharon, you're a genius. Thank you so much for this great no waste technique!!!

[@karenzink4528]

You have given me the encouragement to someday try Drunkard's Path blocks. Thank you!

[@nanashouse202]

You are brilliant! Thank you for the clear and presise info

[@suejones1608]

Excellent tutorial! So easy to follow. Can’t wait to get started. Thank you

[@hotleggs54nicholas7]

I would love to see the first quilt better I think it is so beautiful

[@rardean]

Terrific tutorial. Thank you for sharing

[@MyChilepepper]

Excellent! I love this technique.

[@estherchandy6292]

Sounds like a fun challenge to master applique . It being repetitive means we could get good at it and then finally we may be able to do one of those gorgeous backdrop pieces you made!

[@BrendaH289]

You have a lot of gorgeous quilts behind you ♥️ I just bought this template thank you

[@jayc6159]

There is a Curve Master presser foot that makes sewing drunkards path much easier. I think I paid around $20 for mine, just another option if you don’t want to appliqué.

[@evaveva7200]

great tutorial..... and you're easy to listen to... thanks e.

[@susanvanvleck3957]

Circle to a square? Game changer!!

[@pegasusquilts]

So beautifully explained!

[@marygeorge9688]

Excellent tutorial.

[@BushyHairedStranger]

Solomons Puzzle!!!!! I want it!!!

[@ellenbirnbaum5965]

How do you sew it closed after you remove the freezer paper? Loved tutorial, but confused as to how to close back after removing paper.

[@tray5083]

I imagine that it stays open. The two pieces are already sewn together like a regular block, so there’s no need for another layer. The square is cut into quarters anyway, leaving two sides open until the block is sewn together.

[@leonenera]

Thank you so much for a great tutorial. Where can I find fabric requirements for this specific quilt?

[@viktoriasergeeva4881]

Ткани у вас очень хорошие!

[@gossamerwings3632]

what is 'freezer paper'?

[@TheQuiltShowcom]

Here's a great post about using freezer paper in quilting. www.makeit-loveit.com/2011/01/what-is-freezer-paper.html

[@gossamerwings3632]

where do you buy it? I've never seen it at the supermarkets. Can one use waxed paper instead?

[@TheQuiltShowcom]

Yes, you can buy it at Supermarkets. You need to use freezer paper for it's "sticking" capabilities.

[@pegasusquilts]

Thanks for misplacing your ruler, like me, and leaving it in.