Nice. Thank you

Gracias por compartirlo. Es muy original esta manera de hacerlo aunque también hay que tener en cuenta que las líneas de acolchado queden paralelas al borde que, en este caso, no se ha conseguido al 100%. Saludos.

Hi! Lovely fussy cuts! Thank you for the clear tutorial. ♥️

Thank you for this Video. I will try this on my next mugrug. Its Llook so much easier than a normal Binding

Thank you! I made one of those holders! I use every day in a sew along!

What a great idea!! That travel case is so cute too, did you make that by hand or get it from somewhere? :)

Great idea!

Great Idea - it is already on my to do list to make today!!

Excellent idea! I have the same problem with my stray threads

Great idea! Thank you!

This is exactly what I needed! Thank you Jennie. Great idea and video. ❤

Thank you for the cute idea!! I think I may use one side for stray threads and reverse side for my pre-threaded needles. This way I can keep sewing uninterrupted lol

Thank you for this video. It's such a cute flower! ❤

Adorei. Muito bem explicado. Gosto muito dos seus trabalhos.❤

would you share a link to the magnets you like to get, please and thank you

Do you interface your homemade bindings?

Well explained.👍🏻🙏

Besutiful video!! Ty sm

Very helpful! Thank you

Thank you so much for sharing. This is perfect timing as I need to bind my norah quilt that I've just finished hand quilting. I feel much more confident now 😊

I love this method! ThNk you so much! I’m enjoying your videos 😊

Thank you. You make joining the ends look easy. That's where I struggle. I will try to remember how you measured where to cut with that little cut-off piece.

Karen Montgomery refers to this as’netting’

Very clever and helpful!

Brilliant!!! This has been making me crazy for years…thank you, thank you, thank you 😮😊❤

It’s starting to look fantastic. Can’t wait to see the lining and handles added. Beautiful project ❤

so the raw edges of gusset and bag body are seen? how can the bag be sewn without raw edges seen inside the bag?

That’s soooo clever! Thank you for showing it so clearly. ❤

Great tutorial and pics - thank you for sharing your method! One question is when chain piecing, some of my rows will "open up" a little (after clipping). I worry that they'll come undone. Is there anything I should be doing? Thank you again.

Oh boy, I’m saving this. Excellent

Thanks so much Jennie! That was very helpful!

Thank you so much 💞

Thankyou for the informative video. Zippers are always tricky no matter how many times you put one in.

When making the case with hexagons, did you use the same measurements on your pattern, ie 5 1/2 x 9 1/2 for the 2 cover pieces?

This is amazing. Found you on instagram. Thank you for answering from there. 😊🤩🤩

Your what marker?

Hello Jennie, can you explain why you used a starch alternative? I only have usual starch at home and used that and hope I didn’t make a mistake….

So beatiful! I’m grateful!

Hi Jennie! I signed up for the tutorial but don’t have the pattern! How do I get it?

Thanks so much, Jennie for explaining this method to us! Can you tell me what size of hexagons you used?

What a beautiful case front.

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Thank you so much for a fab tutorial, it’s the best one iv watched ~ so glad I signed up to your newsletter 🤗🥰

I’m assuming you square up first? If you mentioned it I missed it.

Thanks for the tutorial. This is the way I cut my fabrics! I do iron the fabric first.

Thank you for sharing this technique! I‘ve never done it that way and look forward to trying it.

You should iron the fabric first.

Thanks! I usually do but this way but occasionally the lined up on mat way so I'll make sure to keep doing it by the ruler's measurements.

Looking for the tools I shared in this video, especially the left handed rulers? Check the blog post here: www.cloverandviolet.com/2023/11/my-favorite-rotary-cutting-method.html