Intelliquilter Finishing the Lonestar

[@susanbeidler6617]

Thank you once again for enightening those of us with less experience and helping the next generations of quilters!

[@sheridankayquilting]

You are so welcome! Thank you for commenting!

[@DorothyofOz1]

Sheridan, thank you so much for doing these videos! They are very informative and I am learning a lot. Your videos are done very well.

[@sheridankayquilting]

Glad you like them!

[@heidiennis6510]

I keep learning so much from you. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@sheridankayquilting]

Thank you, let me know how I can help!

[@heidiennis6510]

@@sheridankayquilting Thank you again. Do you have a video about line patterns and making them repeat across the quilt?

[@virgiebowen4413]

Thanks so much for this video! You’re a great teacher!!

[@sheridankayquilting]

Glad it was helpful!

[@duanecarpentier1529]

Once again great video!!

[@sheridankayquilting]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@wandacrabtree1892]

Thank You !

[@sheridankayquilting]

You're welcome!

[@glennablakley3561]

Do you always leave the final border till the end, or do you sometimes quilt in chunks as you go? And what would determine your choice? Thanks for the wonderful tutorial.

[@sheridankayquilting]

The way I approach the borders is determined by the quilt. I like to quilt the inside of the quilt first and determine the amount of draw-up based on the density. I usually stitch in the ditch to stabilize followed by border work This allows me to adjust the density of the quilting in the border. Like everything in quilting, there are different methods but I don't want to over quilt or under quilt and always try to maintain consistency. If it's a casual custom, I would consider chunking the border design. I hope this helps. Thanks for asking.

[@pennychristou5465]

Do you ever travel to Florida?

[@sheridankayquilting]

We have customers and friends in Florida, may I answer a question?

[@DorothyofOz1]

Sheridan, thank you so much for making these videos. I am learning so much from them! Your videos are done very well!

[@sheridankayquilting]

You are so welcome!

[@duanecarpentier1529]

Once again great video!!

[@sheridankayquilting]

Thank you! Actual tutorials coming soon.