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How to Make a Mariner's Compass Quilt with Robin Long | Learn Secrets to Serger Success with Pam Mahshie

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(Show 3109) Robin Long has been fascinated with the Mariner’s Compass quilt design since 1992 when she made it as a gift for her husband. The idea of simplifying the complex pattern for quilters led to the development of using strip-piecing and rulers to make the construction simpler and less daunting for quilters. Join us as she shares the ins and outs of constructing a block she says is as easy as "pie".

Then, BERNINA Serger Expert Pam Mahshie will have you amazed when you see how the serger can save you time and effort when it comes to piecing, attaching binding, and mimicking big stitch quilting using decorative thread.

Strip Piecing, Mariner's Compass, Serger, Traditional Quilts, Finishing Techniques, Overlock Quilting, Big Stitch Quilting

Product List:
Fat Robin Ruler - 16 PT. & 32 PT. Ruler
Skinny Robin Ruler - 16 PT. & 32 PT. Ruler
Clear Monopoly Thread
Non-Fusible Interfacing
Fusible Thread

Robin Long

Go to Robin Long's Quiltipedia Page

Pam Mahshie

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Barbara Black
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Robin's technique is brilliant. I am eager to make a Mariner's Compass her way.

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Elizabeth Danforth
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Great program. Loved the strip piecing idea. Have you considered finding someone to do a show on Seminole patchwork? It is strip piecing at its finest. The Seminole tribe in Florida probably weren’t the first strip piecers in the world, but maybe...

Great program. Loved the strip piecing idea. Have you considered finding someone to do a show on Seminole patchwork? It is strip piecing at its finest. The Seminole tribe in Florida probably weren’t the first strip piecers in the world, but maybe the first in our country, Their designs are remarkable. They made the patchwork strips into clothing for themselves and to sell. I have learned much and loved every minute of your shows.

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Sue Cooper
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What a program, the Mariners Star and then the topping with the Serger = Amazing!!! Now would love to have one for quilting! Thank you Alex for introducing Robin Long and Pam Mashie!!

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Cheri Pickerell
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That serger is amazing. Pam is such a great teacher, I have been in classes with her and just love her. Thanks

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Lucy Kise
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Your shows are just amazing! They keep getting better and better. Robin’s technique makes it look so easy. Pam with the serger tips for quilting are terrific. Please have Pam back again with more tips. Really enjoyed the show!

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