HAPPY HUMP DAY!!! CUTE panel! I woke up feeling Christmas makes today, but I can be persuaded to do Halloween I think LOL I feel you on the mathing gf 😣😏AND IT GLOWS!?!?! I need this video on the tv, ttyl 🤗😘🥰

I watched another video where she cut the batting one inch shorter to ease the bulk.

Before you switch cameras I was trying to see around you LOL ! Beautiful strapping !!! 😍🎅❄🎉!!!⛄☃☃ So stinking CUTE OMGosh! 22x40 did it belong to the jolly green giant 😲 & ALL those fabrics🤯🎼 Thank you for sharing what fun pretties you get in Halo & Crew 💞 Sorry I missed your live I had to go to bed really early ,my body wasn't cooperating till today <3

This was such a fun video.

Wonderful tutorial! THank you

Thanks. I needed something else than epp for handwork

So you don't wash and dry your panel?? Before stretching.

Is this live? I think my phone is whacko

I just watched Eleanor Burns do this quilt but she called it LaMoyne star.

I get so much out of creating something just using hand stitching. Very calming 😌

Happy Hump DAY! Hallo... Angel ya know I love you but I really feel like my friends are making my todo lists longer 😣😂 Would it work for cooked on starch? because someone doesn't use theirs responsibly 🙃 AND my shopping list is going from more fabric to less, & more stuff. I thought both mine irons had ceramic plates but the oliso stays clean better .I like cleaning lol Don't tell , but I do because the afters . Girl you are steamy 🔥LOL. Great video, Thank you 🤗🥰

I did get somewhat annoyed with oh this is so easy, nothing is going to go wrong.

Thank you for this demo, it was very detailed and easy to understand. I have a granddaughter that asked me to make her a t-shirt quilt and I have searched for a good video. Yours is the best! I look forward to actually making the quilt.

So you pin normally vs. abnormaly!🫨🫨🫨

What do you think about supreme for a weighted blanket? I think it would save money on glass beads since I could buy a smaller bag.

So glad I came across your channel, best QUAG I have found yet! thank you

💡went on at 11:36 for me. My binding is too wide because I have never left batting overage 🤦‍♀. Thank you :) Back stitching at the mitered corner would be easier for me I think than the sewing off or not cutting my threads .👍 I can't tell you how nice it is to be SITTING and getting to catch up . Kindness was lacking around me for several months , getting to enjoy positive kind ( informative ) vibes from my beautiful friend is a blessing. Seriously , you just can't imagine. Love & hugs my friend & company !🥰

Hello Angel & Company! Today is catch up day or at least best I can. I did hear some while I was running around but these are visual & I wanna see 😉 umm I've never did the 3 measure system , I know it's a thing. I'm just lazy 🤫 I should work on my technique someday. Your quilts ( no matter size ) come out beautiful! Thank you for the tutorial & your channel mods for helping here!

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Being prepared is important.

Hobby Lobby sells a bag for $4.99

I have a 90” x 90” quilt to sandwich. I’ll work on the kitchen island using pool noodles and will try your homemade spray baste. This is safe to use indoors while 505 is not. Thank you for the tutorial.

I followed the link to the website & couldn’t find the double chain details only single & triple

A hot hemmer is a really nice tool to get straight tight folds. Nicely demonstrated.

I use a sister method, fusible webbing strips which offers more cost effectiveness with no loss in utility. I prefer it to spray and to glue basting. I also use my design wall as it works well with gravity to help me keep everything square and straight. Either method allows you to really flatten your quilt with the help fo your iron. Once I went to this method, I've never gone back. Quilt basting really used to be the most dreaded chore; now it is so much easier. Parchment paper works great. I use teflon coated fiberglass mats which work great, and really transfer the heat. They make the best pressing blocks (and can be cut down), and ensures no shine on pressed, raised edges. Thank you for demonstrating your products and methods!

Would not flour attract bugs? We live in FL, so bugs can be a problem.

I have both knees replaced so the floor is out for me….

They are so pretty I love the Christmas fabric I make crazy quilt pillows and wall hangings

This would be great as a stocking

Love this vintage Christmas look.

That's called sewing with a relaxed bottom (from my stretch and sew days)😊

P.S. I would love to see a picture of the finished quilt top.❤❤😊😊😊

Today is June 17, 2004, and it's the 1st time for me to see this video. I was going to ask you if you'd sell me some of that beautiful fabric, until I saw this video is two years old. I'm sure you have already used all of this fabric by now 😢. I would like to add one of these days I will have enough scraps to make this block. Thank you for your easy to follow tutorials. May God bless you always.😊❤

Loved this technique on a mini quilt. I sewed the binding on the front, wrapped the binding to the back and glued it down with Elmers glue then stitched the binding on the public side. The best machine binding I’ve done so far if I do say so myself and I do say so. The front is perfect, the mitered corners actually have miters in them, and the binding from the back looks pretty darn good. Good results from a technique that I’ve wanted to try for a long time. Thanks for the instructions and inspiration!!

Just a thought sew the floss into a seam

if you passion is not in the craft, why should we follow? Carry on.

So informative, thanks. About to try Bargello and using a jelly roll ( hate the pinked edges lol ) I had a thought they should be sewn alternate ways and you show exactly what happens. Also what to do with pinked edges . Thank You

I always machine bind because I don't have the patience to do it by hand. Lol I want to finish my quilts.😅

Thanks for the instructions. I bought a little cloth bag years ago at a church fair that had this design on it, I always wondered how to do it. I don't like the big black cross the pattern shows, if I do it I would use different colors. Thanks again.

Just found your videos, great tutorials, you explai things very well. My question is in stead of doing a back stitch, what are your thoughts on a lock stitch?

I used a die.

If you roll up a small piece of fabric, and put it under the back of the presser foot, just as you get to the bulky part, it will help go over the bulky part without a problem.

This was fabulous... And I love these kinds of scrap busting blocks, specially for novelty fabric. You can always cut strips off your fabrics with a ruler in different widths to get straight sides. If you always cut opposite of your selvage to keep that info if needed later. This was a fun video to watch. You definitely inspired me. Thank you and I enjoyed the stories so don't stop doing that. Plus... You work as you share... Thanks, this was fun

A lot of talking but I learned quite a bit You are very clear easy to follow. And very pleasant and you speak slowly which I am so happy. Iam making a tie bookshelf of my husband s tie He died last year after 60 anniversaries. Thank you so much A. 92 got to get working on it

Best video! Thanks!

You repeat too much

Why on earth did it take so long to cool? That's a bit extreme if you ask me. Hmmm, ,so i have to find the video of you using this spray

The second quilt panel came as it is, it’s a garden gate, bottom black is with the panel. Thanks for sharing. I had unexpected guests show up when you went live

I just subscribed because I like How you teach by chatting!

I have an old crazy quilt. The thinner, shiny fabrics just disintegrated, while resting in a closet. Very sad!