Any good piercing quilts needles recommendation ? Thanks

So so helpful! You saved me at least a hundred hours of searching and viewing trying to get some basic questions answered that others skip. Subscribing ❤

Lovely & cozy!❤

Wow. Quilt as you go hexie quilt! How cool is that!!!!❤

I'm confused as to how you take the paper out??? If you are sewing each hexagon together and catching the paper so... You are essentially sewing the paper in the middle doesn't that rip the paper or pull your stitches atall?? How is this being done I can't find a video that shows this particular step they all show or talk about it going into the fabrics and then viola they're out of the fabric please someone help me with the missing step of actually removing them for those whom have never tried this and would love to know each step of doing it properly. I'm afraid of messing it up or getting stuck unless I know that step. Looks amazing and can't wait to give it a go but not until I know what I'm doing

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Please take off your bracelets when recording. Hitting the table it detracts from your talking.

I agree totally thanks

I really enjoyed your video. Thank you!

Why don't you just cut out the flannel Hexies instead of paper, so you won't have to remove it. Would save some steps? Thanks so much for your tutorial. It was very simple and doable. I love hexie'. 😃

You are lovely🥰

Watching the video again after sometime when I watch them before you are just such a generally nice person and so easy to understand as well thank you for doing this great job

Nicely done. I appreciate your thriftiness in repurposing items that would otherwise be put in the landfill.

Yes, would like to see a finished quilt with the hexies complete. Please.

Just to let you know that your video on EPP inspired me to start my own quilt! I'm loving the process and am almost finished with the piecing. Thank you for this binding tutorial and I hope you start feeling better soon.

Sometimes I like to spray starch my fabric before marking and cutting it. The extra stiffness makes it so easy to mark since it doesn't shift as much. It also helps a lot when bending the fabric around the template, so it stays nice and crisp.

Every couple of years the hexie bug bites me again! It's fun to collect lots of little hexies and carry them everywhere I go, sewing a few minutes here and there. I love the portability of it! I like the idea of doing a pillow or other small project, so I'm not overcommitting to finish a whole quilt every time. Just keeping it a fun project to complete quickly and feel proud of.

Thank you! This is the most easy to follow and understand explanation!

I like your work.can I give you a tip. When you cut out your paper punch holes in it with hand held hole puncher,it makes it easier to remove your papers

I am nosey....what is at the end of your clipper??😂🤣 I am a hand stitcher...I can't go a day without stitching.

I'm so glad I found your channel! I wanted to make a hexagon scrap quilt for a long time now. I love the fact that you can work on this anywhere by just bringing along just a few items. I spend a lot of time sitting around at my mother's doctors appointments. Thank you for sharing your method! New subbie!

I love your tutorials. I just found your channel.

I love this. How pretty

Can you do a tutorial on your hand knitted socks? I love your hexi quilt video. Thank you for that.

T&ank you. I am just learning. 😊

Awesome job! That’s so much work! ❤❤

Lol, who hasn't got seven projects on the go at the same time? You sound like a very disciplined quilter 🎉

I was taught to thread baste through the papers, which is necessary when I do 2 inch hexies.

Thanks for sharing your method of epp

I haven’t work on my hexies in awhile. I use sew on interfacing and cut them on my scan and cut, then I don’t have to take them out. I also sew them together on my sewing machine which can be a lot faster than sewing by hand.

Thank you 👏

Card Stock....that type of paper is good to use.

I love the quilt and little pillow as well. Pillow would be a good starter project.

Your way looks so much simpler. I know that so much work goes into them,l9ve as well. Have you ever made a pillowcase from the hexagon? Tfs! Blessings 😊

Nice stencil project 🥰👏🏼

Catching up on your videos 😝 loved your bead project and that crochet mat😍

Nice stencils and I love the bee stamp set🐝

This doesn't make sense

What a fun project! Thank you for sharing Bridgett- hugs!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and talent

Thanks for sharing. I started sewing hexagons about 2 yrs ago. I took a kit with me to my grandson's baseball games for a while but stopped after a while. I only had a small amount of hexies done (about 50) and I did sew them together but just stopped sewing them until last week when I went to the beach on vacation for a week. I was going to pack my kit up and take it with me and forgot it so I went to WalMart and Joanns and bought fabrics, thread, templates, etc. and started sewing hexies again. Now I have 2 different hexie projects going because the template I bought did not match up to the hexies I had paper pieced originally. I also learned the machine sewing hexie as well when I got back home. I am still learning more about sewing hexies and liked your suggestions on sewing in rows and blocks of 9x9. I am going to go back to my original project and get it into same suggestion but mine may be more like 15x15 based off what I already have but I know it will work. Pretty crafty myself but sometimes I just need someone else's suggestions. Thanks again for your video!

Awesome thank you 🥰

Started my day with you and coffee. Like how you think "outside the box" 😊

I really like your approach to backing your patchwork. Thank you for sharing your insights.

They have clear epoxy stickers that go on the top of those punches. I have them as well.

I love this

New subbie. I love watching you stitch can you do a video showing how you put the rest of the purse together?

I bought a ream of lightweight cardstock to use as the inner papers. They are reusable many times because with my sewing technique I do not have to fold any of them. I trace one hexie over and over on the cardstock then cut them all out with scissors. That project in itself is relaxing so I don't need to speed it up. To cut the fabric, I have a plexiglass template that is just slightly larger than my cardboard inserts. I rough cut a stack of pieces of fabric that are a little bigger than the plexiglass template then I take each of those pieces and hold them against the plexiglass and cut the edges with the scissors skimming the edges. If the fabric has gotten wrinkled while it was stored, I iron the hexies after spraying them with a little spray starch. When I get ready to sew them, I fold the fabric over the cardstock and fasten the sides using a small fabric clip on each corner. I remove the clip as I come to that side. I can swivel the clips out of my way as I am working. I like your idea of using lightweight flannel blankets for a bed quilt or a couch throw so it is not too warm. I have not made anything that large yet. I made two placemat sized pieces for our butler side table using regular batting. That table is next to my husband's favorite chair. He puts brimming mugs of coffee on that table, and I wanted something that would not show coffee drips, well sloshes really. I wash the one cover when I can wrest it from him, getting all of his clutter off of it and switch it with the other cover I sewed. Those covers I quilted on my machine and stitched in the ditch. I also sew coasters using seven hexies in a circle with regular batting in the middle. I sit on my couch sewing them while watching my old Perry Mason and Murder She Wrote DVDs. I collect so many coasters that I have to donate them to charity and give them to friends. They make nice candle mats. Those battery candles are sometimes a little sticky because they are made of plastic and these coasters are perfect for them.