Pattern matching

[@LLK-vj5nl]

Hello Gill Thank you for sharing your wonderful creative pattern matching video! I appreciate your kind detailed step by step explanations resulting in my matching of fabric to be perfect too !! Best Wishes

[@denisemutter5841]

Perfect tutorial for a novice. Thank you for such clear instructions. 😊

[@sheilal3172]

Thanks so much! I'm matching two printed sheets to cover a large bedroom window. You make it look easy.

[@deborahfrizell4308]

Love your method of pattern matching, thank you so much Gill x

[@shabanahussain4707]

Thank you so much for taking the trouble to show this. I have had a pair of curtains sitting in a box as I keep missing the pattern match. I can’t wait to try your method.

[@calicoblinds]

Gill. Thank you, absolutely brilliant. I had a ditsy pattern - used many pins but wow did it work.

[@chriswalton1523]

Thank you Gill I’m going to try this today 🤞🤞

[@susan1948utube]

Great video. I was wondering if you could mark the crease with a fade away pin so it would be easier to see while sewing?

[@calicoblinds]

I have also used this method on a woven tapestry fabric where there was no selvedge just loose threads and of course you can’t fold that type of fabric.
Again it worked brilliantly. It has to perfect on Roman Blinds which is my business as you’re seeing the fabric flat but it is a joy to do now. Thank you Gill.

[@hensojen]

Thank youu so much for the tips 😍😍❤❤👍👍 Helps me a lot ❤❤ I love pattern matching

[@svetlana_gorodecka]

Very useful tutorial. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

[@wendyhutchings8385]

Fabulous. Thankyou.

[@andreabodle3344]

To get the crease, do you just measure 3 or 4cm from the edge and press?

[@dimples7334]

I just use stitch witchery. No pins