Vertical Panel Quilt
Ready to finally use those gorgeous fabric panels you’ve been collecting? 🙋♀️ In this step-by-step tutorial, Stephanie Soebbing from Quilt Addicts Anonymous shows you how to transform any standard 24″ x WOF panel into a perfectly sized quilt centerpiece—ready to surround with 12″ blocks!
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This project comes straight from Stephanie’s new book, The Paneling Quilt Workshop, which is filled with creative ideas for turning panels into quilts, home décor, and even projects you can make with your kids. In this video, you’ll learn:
- 🧵 How to square up and trim your panel for perfect alignment
- 📏 How to add borders to make your panel 24½” x 48½”
- ⭐ Tips for choosing fabrics and borders that complement your design
- 🪡 How to sew, press, and assemble your borders for a clean, professional finish
Stephanie also shares her favorite techniques for accurate cutting, no-waste flying geese, and block assembly—plus insider tips to avoid common mistakes (like crooked panels or lost points).
📘 Grab your SIGNED copy of The Panel Quilt Workshop here: https://stephaniesoebbing.com/product/the-panel-quilting-workshop-12-quick-and-easy-projects-for-every-season/
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Syllabus
In this step-by-step tutorial, learn how to transform any standard 24" x WOF panel into a perfectly sized quilt centerpiece—ready to surround with 12" blocks! This project comes straight from Stephanie’s new book, The Paneling Quilt Workshop. In this video, you’ll learn how to square up your panel and add borders to make your panel 24½" x 48½." You'll also get tips for choosing fabrics and borders that complement your design. Stephanie also shares her favorite techniques for accurate cutting, no-waste flying geese, and block assembly—plus insider tips to avoid common mistakes (like crooked panels or lost points).