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Bits and Pieces DVD

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DVD-R Version

51 MINUTES OF VIEWING



What a great way to use those strips left over from other projects! Eleanor demonstrates an easy approach of transforming strips into a single block construction of an overall chain.



This is the companion DVD to the book


May not contain yardage charts.


For entertainment purposes only.



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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry ★★★★★

The 51 minutes of viewing is just right for a focused project session, and Eleanor's single block construction method finally made sense to me after one watch. I paused it a few times to grab my own leftover strips and it worked perfectly.

Hazel O. ★★★★★

Finally, a quilting DVD that actually shows you exactly how to build a block from leftover strips without any wasted fabric. I love how Eleanor breaks it down step-by-step, and the single block construction method feels really clever. This is exactly the kind of clear, practical instruction I needed

Mia ★★★★★

The 51-minute runtime is perfect for a single sitting, and Eleanor’s strip-to-block method finally clicked for me after watching it once through. I’ve already dug out my leftover bin to try the technique with some scraps I’d been hoarding.