Hi Helen There's no official way of buying the back issues. However, they are being sold on ebay. Hope this helps you continue your quilting journey. 😊

Thank you for demonstrating back stitch as a fellow lefty 😊

Hi Denica. No unfortunately due to work commitments at the time we discontinued the series.

Hi Marie. Unfortunately due to work commitments I was unable to continue with the tutorials therefore no more issues were sent from the publishers.

@@CraftsatHome Thank you for replying.I bought 59 copies due to back operation 5 years ago I couldn't continue

Thank you very much

I believe the blocks before the sashing is added come out at around 9.5 inches but there shouldn't be any need to trim the edges if all pieces are correctly cut and seams matching.

Hi Juliet I tend to use this one from hemline. I tend to lift the paper off at a corner with a needle or pin then ease the rest off. Hope that helps. www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00BMLDHFG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabt1_kA9WFb4HEKBZ2

I can't see why not. Experimenting is always fun 😊

Hi, thanks for the question. The blocks are 3" after seam allowance is taken off and the letters are 2" high.

@@CraftsatHome thanks, I was wondering why my letters looked so tiny

Thank you. You're more than welcome to share it.

Crafts at Home - I’ve just found out I’m to be a grandma so I just need to be told a name and I’ll be making appropriate lettered blocks thanks to your lovely tutorial, thank you again

Hi Dolores, thanks for your enquiry. You can use any size as long as the jump ring or split ring is about 1-2mm smaller than the beads you have chosen. Here i've used 8mm pearl beads a 6mm (1mm thick) split rings for more security but you can also buy soldered jump rings so the wire doesn't come free and spoil your design.

Thank you Karen, we really appreciate your lovely comment. Stay tuned for more videos coming soon.

This video really doesn't do a good job of showing what she is using for her finishing etc...the filming is way too far away for anyone to see anything. If you're a beginner jewelry maker, this makes it hard for the viewers to understand what is being talked about and then not being able to see it to give you an idea is confusing. What she is using is a type of crimp cover that has an open ring that she closes to make a loop for attaching your split ring and clasp. You could just put on a crimp bead and a split ring then pass the string back through the crimp and squish it for one end of the bracelet. Do the same on the opposite end but add the lobster clasp instead of your split ring. Jump rings can be used as well but split or soldered rings are more secure. You can add a crimp bead "cover" over the crimp bead if you didn't want it to show, it's just more of a finished look. Kind of hard to explain but hope this helped. ((Hugs)) xx : )

Thank you

The sashing is the plain white fabric supplied with this issue.

Hi Sandra. You need to mark and cut the blue, then turn the template over to mark and cut the green. if you have done this and just have the colours swapped over than it's not a problem, you've just made your block a bit more individual to yourself. You can still place the pieces down and just follow my video to ensure you piece the fabric together correctly. If you didn't turn the template over between colours then the pieces will be the same shape and you need to cut more out Hope that helps.

+sarah goldsmith Hi. The machine in issues 1-11 is a janome harmony 2039. The machine in issue 12 onwards is a brother FS100WT which is more suitable for quilting.

+Crafts at Home thanks

Hi Sarah Glad your joining us on the journey and finding my videos useful. That shouldn't be a problem to add a video on for you but will probably be the end of the week. Hope that helps. Angie Crafts at Home

Thanks very much. X

+Katie Dearden Hi, thanks for getting in touch. I will add an extra video which will explain in detail the process of hand stitching. With each block that's completed, the process is exactly the same for both methods. So where I tell you to sew the seam will be in exactly the same place each time. Also, the ironing will be exactly the same. Hope that helps, any further questions don't hesitate to ask.

+Katie Dearden Here's the video... .kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHyviYl4mL-AY8U