Very helpful, thank you.

What foot did you use?

Thanks for this.

How gorgeous!

Delightful!

Thankyou Jeanette, great videos! Could you please tell me whats the name of the block in the quilt behind you on the wall? Love it, simplistic but eye catching. Maybe do a video on this block please? :))

I have been making these for more than 30 years, but use them as a purse. I took a class in the mid-80s from a Japanese lady who was the original designer. I adapted it with sewing a pocket on the end of the purse that could hold my phone. Cording was used to close the purse, with fabric "acorns" that were stuffed with cotton balls, and it has straps made from the fabric. It's always my go-to pattern when I want a new purse. The square used was 34 inches.

Very clear description thank you. Does it adjust for tension automatically please?

Love this project!

Adorable! Love this project.

These are really cute. What a good way to use up scrap material. Pardon me for the silly question, but what do you do with them when they are done?

Love it . Thank you 😊

These are so cute.

Beautiful ❤

What a cute idea. I have pictured in my mind making the beach hut three sizes and the smaller one would go on the right and back a bit to look like it’s in the distance. I also can picture an umbrella stuck into the sand. Thank you for these wonderful ideas.

Love these postcards! Thanks for sharing!!!! ❤

So cute. I’m definitely making this. 😊

I LOVE it! ❤

Do you not end up with raw edge on the inside?

Oh! It’s so cute! I love all your post cards and I’m looking forward to see your final decorations and set up. Thank you!!! ❤️

That is beautiful.

Oh goody 😃 post card day woohoo . This one is wonderful !! Well, If I'm honest they all are .

Morning,where does the time go?July already,do hope summer comes soon.But looking at your gorgeous post card block reminds me of how it should be.love and thank you.Take care.x

Thank you for video. Just one question, do you always have batting at top or can you use it the other way round. I’ve just brought Janome machine with walking foot.

Love these. Thank you ❤

Thank you!

Do you have a video or pattern for the tulip pillow behind you?

Was pleased to find this demo, but sadly, I felt like I was on a boat rocking back & forth. I couldn't finish watching as I was feeling seasick.

thank you. I love Janome

This is inspiring! I’ve started straight-stitch quilting on my Sashiko 2, but I’m now going to try the wave stitch. I’ve seen it done randomly, but I really like the equidistant rows of stitching. It’s amazing how beautifully the wave stitch enhances a simple rail fence 4-patch with sashing and cornerstones. This is definitely on my list for a quilt retreat gift (we’re leaving a quilt on another’s bed). I can also raid my stash and whip up some quick donation quilts/ throws for my local hospice fundraiser. I’ve been subscribed to your channel for a while. I’m looking forward to catching up on projects where you’ve included the quilting. Thank you, and stay well! Muskoka ON 🇨🇦

What is a fillet?

Thank you for the MEASUREMENTS! ❤😂

I love it. Thank you. ❤

Jeanette I recently bought papers and a hexagon but it’s a 2” one but I’m going to give it a go. I love the idea of using up the scraps I also have a 1” hexagon but I don’t have the papers for it and it’s small for me. I look forward to using my 2” hexagon pieces in ways you’ve shown on here and other videos thank you so much for the introduction to paper piecing.❤😊

It's there watch to the end

Thank you so much for this demonstration! This was so helpful for me. One of those daunting tasks that you really explained so well. 😊

I don’t see a save button on this video?

Well done video. Everything is clear. Thank You.

I am in love with the paisley fabric! Can you tell me the brand name and the name of the fabric line? Thanks for the buttonhole review, it’s been ages since I’ve made any. ♥️👍😎

Kokokoi8

Thank you for sharing

Thank you.

I've been sewing for 60+ years and have never seen a pin used like that. How clever!!

Whenever I make a quilt, with the left over blocks or fabric I make a pillow. Or a pillowcase to put quilt in when I give it the the person. Thank you

How many 2.5 inch squares?

Thank you , a very helpful tutorial 😊

Super helpful, thank you!!

Thank you for this. Am I correct in saying you cannot position the needle to the right (when it's facing you), only central or to the left (A and B)? I found this rather strange for example when I was doing the understitching I wanted to use the 'stitch in the ditch' foot to help me, and have the stitches a fraction to the right on the yoke. I wasn't able to do this without turning the whole garment round and having the yoke on the left which was very difficult.

You didn't mention how many 2 1/2" squares to cut. Love this use for the scrap bags. Thank you, Katrina.