I know this is an older video but is the best one I’ve seen!  I have that exact Santa panel and it’s been in my stash for years because of the squaring. I’m going to actually be able to get that one done now!  Thank You 🎉

I'm a new Quilter. I truly appreciate this information.  Especially the fabric flip to continue the cut. 😱😱 Thank you.

Hi Stephanie.  I want to thank you so very much for this tutorial. I am making a quilt for my grandson and the dinosaur panel was off by 3.5”.  I tried other methods and then followed you step by step and wha la!!  It’s square enough to trim only a tidbit off. I am so grateful for your help as I was truly getting discouraged.  Now I’m excited to proceed with the quilt.  Thank you thank you thank you.  Darci L

This is great. The panel I’m working with today is rectangular, but I’m applying your basic guidelines for the worst case scenario and little bit by little bit I am getting it squared up. Or rectangled up haha

I just had a light bulb moment!  I watched a video by Jamie Whalen (sp?) Anyway, he showed how to put a wonky backing on the longarm.  He rolled it back and forth several times until it wasn't wonky anymore.  I have tried his method several times and it works every time!  Now I understand why it worked because of your explanations.  So, now my light bulb moment.  I'm going to load my wonky panel onto the longarm and roll it back and forth and if I have to, I will lightly mist with water.

You covered just what I needed for the wonky panel I received!  Can’t wait to try your hints!

Amazing!  I just tried this with a panel that was off by a good 4 inches.  Had to pull and stretch about 3 times, then pressed and it’s perfect!  Yeah!  Thank you!!😘

Never have I ever thought you would iron on your cutting mat!  Crazy

My mom taught me this many, many years ago

Thank you! Awesome instruction. I have a panel and didn't want to lose some of the print on the edge.

It would be nice to see a sample of a rectangular panel - like the Call of the Wild one you started with and show how to stretch it out to square up.  The rectangular panels don't make a triangle.  Thanks from a beginner.

I just ordered a cool, scary, Halloween panel, so thank you for this info.  I hope when I get it, it is not too wonky.  But now I know how to fix it!!

Wow, this will be helpful. I'm just starting to try panels. Thank you for the tutorial.

Thank you so much!! I was stressing over a warped
panel for a grandbaby quilt....this was a "life-saver"!!

It is not warp it is called skew and it is found in all fabric.  It shows up more on Panels. But a good video on how to deal with the skew.

Love this video! Such great information and explained so well. I'm a panel addict! Lol!

This is amazing. Thank you so much for posting this. I always have trouble squaring fabric

Great information on getting those panels back into place! Thank you! The best I have seen!

Sometimes the selvages are not straight so how can you use it if it's not straight???  I would go by the fold myself.  Sometimes I will pull on the selvage to see if that helps it straighten.

I don't think you can iron on that cutting mat it would warp it.  But I think her squaring up method makes better than most the other ones I've watched today.  multiples