Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Chain piecing your quilt blocks into a finished quilt top is the fastest way to assemble a quilt. Not only is this fast, it also keeps your blocks in order! You can choose to chain piece your quilt blocks into rows, and then snip the threads, OR you can chain piece the entire top at once without snipping any threads like I do in this video.
Even though I typically press my seams along the way, I didn't when sewing this quilt and it still turned out great! Saving my pressing until the end saved a ton of time and I'm definitely going to do it again.
Quilt Pattern: Starling - suzyquilts.com/shop/starling-quilt-pattern-download
Make this quilt in our sew along showing you every single step of the process -
See more tips and tutorials at suzyquilts.com/blog
Shop beautiful quilt patterns at suzyquilts.com/product-category/quilt-patterns
Chain piecing your quilt blocks into a finished quilt top is the fastest way to assemble a quilt. Not only is this fast, it also keeps your blocks in order! You can choose to chain piece your quilt blocks into rows, and then snip the threads, OR you can chain piece the entire top at once without snipping any threads like I do in this video.
Even though I typically press my seams along the way, I didn't when sewing this quilt and it still turned out great! Saving my pressing until the end saved a ton of time and I'm definitely going to do it again.
Quilt Pattern: Starling - suzyquilts.com/shop/starling-quilt-pattern-download
Make this quilt in our sew along showing you every single step of the process -
See more tips and tutorials at suzyquilts.com/blog
Shop beautiful quilt patterns at suzyquilts.com/product-category/quilt-patterns
