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Skip the complicated piecing with cheater prints. Learn how to sew a quilt the easiest way that's perfect for beginners.

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Cool part? With the help of cheater prints (also called quilt panels), you can sew a quilt in about an hour.

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Smooth out your quilt panel on top of a piece of batting that's slightly larger than your panel.

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Add some glue stick to tack down the fabric to the batting.

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Machine baste the panel to the batting close to the edges of the panel.

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Trim away the extra batting.

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Put the quilt back and the top right sides together. Sew the layers together, leaving a 6" gap for turning. Trim the corners.

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Turn the quilt through the hole.

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Press the edges, then topstitch all around the sides close to the edge.

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Mark on the back at regular points with a fabric marker.

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Thread a large needle with a double length of embroidery thread. Sew from one point to another.

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Cut between the threads.

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Square knot the threads at each point.

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And that's how easy it is to sew a quilt using a quilt panel. Make a tied quilt like this for yourself or as a gift!

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Read the full step by step easy quilt tutorial and watch the how to sew a quilt video when you click on the link below.

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The easiest way to sew a quilt: how to make a quilt for beginners

The easiest way to sew a quilt: how to make a quilt for beginners

Skip the complicated piecing with cheater prints. Learn how to sew a quilt the easiest way that's perfect for beginners.

Skip the complicated piecing with cheater prints. Learn how to sew a quilt the easiest way that's perfect for beginners.

Cool part? With the help of cheater prints (also called quilt panels), you can sew a quilt in about an hour.

Cool part? With the help of cheater prints (also called quilt panels), you can sew a quilt in about an hour.

Smooth out your quilt panel on top of a piece of batting that's slightly larger than your panel.

Add some glue stick to tack down the fabric to the batting.

Machine baste the panel to the batting close to the edges of the panel.

Machine baste the panel to the batting close to the edges of the panel.

Trim away the extra batting.

Trim away the extra batting.

Put the quilt back and the top right sides together. Sew the layers together, leaving a 6" gap for turning. Trim the corners.

Put the quilt back and the top right sides together. Sew the layers together, leaving a 6" gap for turning. Trim the corners.

Turn the quilt through the hole.

Press the edges, then topstitch all around the sides close to the edge.

Mark on the back at regular points with a fabric marker.

Mark on the back at regular points with a fabric marker.

Thread a large needle with a double length of embroidery thread. Sew from one point to another.

Thread a large needle with a double length of embroidery thread. Sew from one point to another.

Cut between the threads.

Cut between the threads.

Square knot the threads at each point.

And that's how easy it is to sew a quilt using a quilt panel. Make a tied quilt like this for yourself or as a gift!

And that's how easy it is to sew a quilt using a quilt panel. Make a tied quilt like this for yourself or as a gift!

Read the full step by step easy quilt tutorial and watch the how to sew a quilt video when you click on the link below.