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	Piping Hot Curves back cover Watch me demo the Piping Hot Curves technique on www.TheQuiltShow.com with Alex Anderson and Ricky Tims, episode #109! I'm also demonstrating the PHC technique on www.NowSewing.net...just click on "Behind the Seam"s and find the "Love Those Curves" episode! Some quilts pictured in the book are made from wonderful hand-dyed fabrics from Cherrywood Fabrics where kits are available for two projects, www.CherrywoodFabrics.com. The beautiful batiks shown in several quilts are from Bold Over Batiks, www.BoldOverBatiks.com .		Piping Hot Curves book Accent curves in quilts with piping! Detailed instructions, illustrations, and photos will teach you to make perfect piping, add it to curved designs and avoid curved piecing. Use the Piping Hot Curves technique and this book's patterns or incorporate piping into your own curved designs with my tips for success. NOTE...The Piping Hot Curves technique is easier and quicker with the Groovin' Piping Trimming Tool included in Piping Hot Binding. (Tool not sold separately.) .5 projects .impressive gallery of inspiration .96 full-color pages .ISBN 978-0-9782801-0-8 $25 USD Combo packages available on "products" page Be a Piping Hottie!
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	100 yd spools of piping cording are now available! Piping Hot Curves projects call for between 4 and 42 yards of piping cording.
	After sewing tiny, perfect piping, is it necessary to trim the piping's seam allowance so piping will curve nicely. While this task may be accomplished with an acrylic ruler, the Groovin' Piping Trimming Tool makes it much easier. A groove in the bottom of the tool holds sewn piping in place so a rotary cutter can cut off excess seam allowance. The Groovin' Piping Trimming Tool comes with the Piping Hot Binding booklet and 5 yds of cording.
	Clover's ball-point awl is very helpful with the Piping Hot Curves technique. I use it to guide piping as it is applied to a shape, and again when applying a piped shape. Details are included in the book's "Technique" chapter.
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