You are welcome!

You'll be glad you did!

You should just dive in and give it a shot! It is so much fun!

Thank you. More shapes coming soon!

That's a great idea!

Thank you so much!

Good to know. Thank you for mentioning that fact.

Oh😮 I didn't know that good to know thanks ❤

Thank you!

Thank you

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Hi! After you get past the intro it is better. The first part is pretty quiet but the rest is clear.

They make it so much easier on the hands! You will love them.

You're welcome! I would love to know how else I could help with EPP. Please let me know if you would like a video about something else.

@@Studio708video I haven’t looked at all your videos as yet, but I will, so I’m not sure if you’ve covered any tips with the quilting aspect of a finished quilt top. I have a couple of quilt tops nearly finished. I’m a little worried about the small hole that sometimes happens where all the corners meet, if the backing will poke out or not. Obviously I try hard not to have a hole but sometimes it happens without being noticed. Also the odd seam is not as tight as one would like when held up to the light. I’m thinking of sending them out to be long armed. I know traditionally EPP projects were hand quilted. I’ll check out your other videos. I’ve only just found you. 😊

@@patriciabryant6574 I sent my quilt tops to be longarmed. My main tip would be to NOT stitch in the ditch. Other than that, with EPP, you have so many fun shapes to echo stitch or fill with designs. Good luck with your quilt. I'm sure it will be beautiful.

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching.

Thanks so much!

Sure! Make the spacing a negative number instead of zero. Just out of curiosity, why would you need them to overlap? I would love to know!

Glad it was helpful!

I can! I will get those up soon. Any particular collar / sleeve you are interested in? Or just the basic to get started from?

Just basic and some ideas in how to do changes on collars and sleeves thanks so much

@@pattern.m I would be happy to do that. Make sure your subscribe do you will get notifications. I will try to have them done by 3/15/23

Thanks

Thank you for your kind words. Happy New year.

You’re welcome! It’s a battle you can win! 🥇

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Ha. Can't believe it's been 11 months! lol

Thank you.

Thank you for the compliments. Great question! The measurements I use are based off a size 8 block. The link to the book is below. The 3 inches is a standard measurement in the industry. You can change that to work with your body and your design. Sometimes with the princess seam, you might want it to start higher on the armhole. You can do that! Just make that measurement more like 4 inches or whatever you choose. The waist measurement of 3/4 inch on the dart is based off the hip to waist measurements. This is a fitted block so take your hip measurement and your waist measurement. Subtract the waist from the hip. Take that measurement and divide by 4. That measurement would be what you use for your dart intake. Example: 32” Waist 36” Hip 36-32=4. 4 divided by 4=1. So instead of the 3/4 that we used in the video, you would use 1”. Once again you can adjust this based on your design and your measurements. I hope this helps! My tutorial is based off the book by Julie Cole. Patternmaking with stretch knit fabrics. Here is a link to the book on Amazon. amzn.to/3aqrsBE Please let me know what other videos would be useful to you. Susan PS. The link above is an affiliate link which will cost you nothing but will help support this channel.

@@Studio708video Thank you for the awesome answer! That makes much more sense now. 💜