I’m really looking forward to see how the quilting gifts/projects come out! 🤩

Your quilt projects are gifts of pure love. I’m cheering you on!

Kate of The Last Homely House uploaded a KZbin video recently featuring a very lovely pink quilt that she made. I enjoyed watching her share the decision-making process as well as the actual sewing. Kate is such a wonderful and talented person.

Love the quilt blocks, so pretty!

Your quilt blocks are beautiful. I can’t wait to see the finished bags.

You'd have to see color-palette-wise what you think when you put it all together, but how sweet would it be if your mom's was a mix of all the colors you used in your sisters'?

Hi🎄 merry Christmas! I hope you and your lovely family have a very merry Christmas🎁🎁🎁

Your husband is an absolute gem!😊

You are doing amazing work and it’s so fun to watch! Have you seen the Missouri Star Quilt tutorials? They are so helpful! Also the book, Last Minute Quilted Gifts by Purl SoHo’s Joelle Hoverson is very nice.

Good to see you Stacy...first part of the video was so cute....Eliza is growing up so fast

Quilt block is gorgeous

There were so many beautiful moments in today’s video, your family time, your delight at the beautiful quilt. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼💕

You are doing so good! I am glad you are persisting! Can't wait to see how it all turns out. I love your taste in fabric-everything is so pretty!

I’m only 60 seconds in and can’t stop smiling watching your daughter climb.

Eliza is such a strong and brave little girl. She's also gorgeous. I can see both you and Doug in her. Your quilting is coming along beautifully. I'm hoping to get into some quilting after the holidays. I've had some major health issues this year and am hoping I have more energy to dive into more of the crafty things I love to do. Have a beautiful and joyous Christmas.

Wow! Your quilting looks amazing! So much fun you could all spend time climbing!

You daughter is absolutely amazing 😊

WooooHoooo....you did it 🎉🎉🎉🎉

When your sewing machine is being stupid for no reason try replacing the needle!

With a big smile, I cried watching your family climb together. The block looks great. You are inspiring me.

Stacy - the block you made… speechless. Slay!

You make me want to learn how to quilt 😭

GORGEOUS BLOCK!!!!You did it!!!!!!!

The way I gasped when I saw your navy section, and then again when you showed the entire block 😂😮🤩🤩🤩🤩 YOU DID SUCH AN AMAZING JOB!!!! Can’t wait to see the others come together!! Are you sewing the same pattern in different colors for the others?

Your block looks amazing ❤

Wohoo! That quilt panel looks fantastic! 👏👏

That climb was epic Stacy! I’m so with you on the sewing - it’s really something when you’re getting your head around it!!! I’m attempting project bags and it is messy 😂

Cutting is nerve wracking! I haven’t sewn in forever, but I remember the feeling.

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Whenever you have a minor emergency like your finger. Put some super glue on it, my friend in an EMT and he said most cuts like that don’t need an emergency room visit ❤

the way i'm over here cheering you on and holding my breath during your climbs 😃👏🏼📣

Perfectly imperfect is something I always think of when sewing. It makes the process more enjoyable! I have had some fairly bad cuts from my rotary cutter and burns from my iron - mostly cause I'm a clutz lol. And I've been sewing for 30 years, so it happens sometimes. Hope your finger feels better soon :)

They make a glove for that (for cutting). The Amish deliberately make a block that has error s. They call it a fear of god block, cause god is perfect

LOOKING SO GREAT!!!!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩

Quilting is so delicate, all the ironing and not distorting the fabric is a going concern for me when sewing. I also always recommend people wear shoes when using the rotary cutter, I’ve had so many friends drop them on their feet and sever tendons.

Do you know there is a very useful cutting tool for quilters? It’s a “lazy Susan” so you can cut all sides of your square (or whatever angle) on the right/left hand side. Check it out. It will make cutting sooo much easier😌

Thanks so much for this tutorial. I wonder if Purl Soho has changed the guidance on W&T since you posted though? Instructions now state: 'Keeping yarn in back, slip next stitch purlwise from left needle to right needle. Bring yarn to front. Return slipped stitch to left needle. Turn work so wrong side is facing you.' The way shown in the video clearly states your first step is to bring the yarn forward. I have started working as shown in the video and will happily continue that way, but I am curious as to the difference between starting the W&T with the yarn at the back vs the yarn at the front. What difference might this make to the finished look and why might they have changed the pattern? Could it be to make the wraps easier to see/pick up?

Sewing knows when youre having a bad day and will act like a spoiled brat when you are. Very good to let it simmer. But also, youre definitely overthinking the four square blocks you made they look amazing

Watching you climb and working on conquering fears and reaching goal is very motivating although at 67 years old I don’t think I will take up climbing.

Your quilt blocks look so good! Don’t forget that the bigger pieces you did should come to a point a quarter inch into the block because of seam allowance on the perimeter! They looked spot on to me!

Not a quilter so this is a genuine question, but won’t those corners line up when you do the edge seams? Either way, you are doing great!!

You're so cute. I really don't understand how you get so much done between your job, your family, your fitness routine, and your crafting. You are a Superwoman!!!

You are doing awesome, handmade with love and will be so appreciated by the special people in your life who you are making these for😊

Cut and sew a bit larger and true them up after. I think youre doing beautifully! ❤❤❤

OMG, Stacy, you need to offer custom fabric bundle curation services. Your eye for putting fabrics together are so good (but who’s surprised…no one). You’re making me want to dig out my EPP hexies and work on them.

Come on presser foot! Once that gets here, you are all set. Enjoying the process I can tell you this is so interesting!

Cutting is always a commitment! It always reminds me of that passage in Laura Ingall Wilder's Happy Golden Years where she has this beautiful dainty pink lawn fabric and is afraid to cut it. But her mother Caroline, the experienced dressmaker, "fearlessly cut the lawn". Sending you strength and Caroline's spirit to be bold and fearless

Yay, you!

Eliza is such a pretty little girl. I wanted to thank you too for showing us how you sew your hexes together.

omg lol at 8:39 when you said that you'd been sewing at 3/8" instead of a 1/4" and Esther made a little whine sound!!! Perfect timing haha!