The Idiot Quilter Presents: A Demo "No Worry Drunkard's Path Using Accuquilt" May 20, 2022

Do you have problems sewing curves? Here is my method for getting a perfect Drunkard's Path Block using or even not using the Accuquilt system.

[@sandrasaddleman581]

Enjoyed this tutorial. I would have liked to see your finished quilt.

[@gailpape2927]

Thank you for sharing. It is a great versatile block. Good tips!

[@margaretderen2082]

Very interesting! I haven’t done a DP yet but motivated to give them a try. Thank you.

[@nerdmom_quilts]

Thanks for sharing your trimming hack. I love it and will use it.

[@jan9601]

Great tutorial Steven!

[@Aroundtoit3712]

Thanks Steven . Brilliant

[@lucy7b]

I sewed curves without pins and without notches. I was amazed how well they worked, each square ended up a six inches.

[@lucy7b]

I hand cut mine with an acrylic template and a normal sized rotary cutter. It went quite well.

[@dakin7612]

The finished quilt is beautiful. Your tutorial was very helpful and I didn't find it at all confusing. Thanks for this one, it may save a lot of my hair, LoL.

[@johilpert9149]

Gained confidence via your demo to try the curved seaming I have previously avoided. Thank you.

[@dakin7612]

That purple is gorgeous! I appreciate the realistic approach to sewing curves. I think a lot of us don't pin the curve.

[@richardb.6765]

Thank you, Steven! As a new quilter, I find sewing curves the most terrifying of prospects. Your simple slow method makes it seem (heheheh, seam) so much less daunting.

[@5kristy71]

Great video Steven, love this type of learning.

[@lisamarieesposito4842]

Beautiful finished quilt!!!

[@Cool-4711]

Thank you ~ I was having a question about which size Die Cut to purchase. Nice Quilt

[@lucy7b]

I found the most important was not to stretch the pieces and make sure the last bit was held firmly between my finger and thumb.