Finishing quilting with a popped knot

[@MissCynicalRomantic]

Thank-you very helpful exactly what i waslooking for

[@GlitterBomber]

Thank you! This is exactly how my grandfather taught me years ago, but I couldn't remember. I'm so glad I found you!

[@knitntea1672]

Exactly what I needed to see and learn! Thank you very much for sharing :-)

[@RhaeBarrow]

Best one!

[@gregcrabb3497]

Finally a video that makes sense!

[@CarolynGibbsQuilts]

Glad it was helpful!

[@SaintOsburg]

These videos are so helpful. Your stitching is exquisite.

[@mwcohencain]

You are a quilting magician!!

[@LaurenCarman]

Very helpful! Ty!

[@vrrusa]

THANK YOU!!! I have been having an awful time breaking the thread by trying to get it to pop. This works. I knew if I looked long enough someone would have a way to make that not happen!

[@CarolynGibbsQuilts]

Brilliant - glad this tip has helped you! You can do a similar trick at the beginning of a thread too (there's another video if you need it!)

[@beverlybenson9981]

❤

[@jenar62]

Thank you

[@ginnybn]

I have just discovered your channel and website. You do some beautiful stitching and I am hoping you can help me. I am wanting to hand quilt parallel diagonal lines roughly 1inch apart on my latest quilt and am not sure whether I should start in the middle and work out, which is usual for hand quilting, or start from the edge which is advised for machine quilting straight lines . I can't find any instruction on this and would appreciate your advice please. Many thanks. 🌞