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How to Sew Together 60º Fabric Triangles
One shape you tend to see a lot of in quilting is the standard 60º triangle. It looks easy but it can be a little tricky, especially for the beginner. This handy tutorial from Sassafras Lane Designs shows you how to sew this popular shape together. Not only that, but if you are unsure of how to cut one out (yes it can be tricky too) there is a link to a tutorial to help you out.
In the article you will find step by step instructions on the assembly and sewing. There are also tips for pressing. The photos are all well labeled with text showing you exactly what you are looking at.
You will master this skill in no time with this article. Click here to get it: Sewing Triangles
[photo from Sassafras Lane Designs]












