Setting Blocks on Point

[@maryannautorino8247]

This is an older tutorial but I want to thank you very much for your detailed instructions. It is exactly what I was looking for.

[@janmateranek1756]

I enjoyed your excellent tutorial. Thank you for sharing with us. I also agree with another viewer and would rather not have the music. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. ❤

[@janmateranek1756]

Thank you so much for showing how to sew the sitting triangles on each row and then showing how to sew the rows together. I’ve made a lot of quilts but never an on point project, so all my 32 rows are sewn together but I wasn’t sure when and how to sew the setting triangles. Now I know. Thank you very much for Showing not talking about how it’s done. Now I can get my 32 rows and setting triangles done and begin working on my border which is a braided border which I’ve never done before but looking forward to it. My heart felt thanks. ❤

[@JoyceMelnik]

This was a fantastic video. The instructions were presented in an understandable manner.

[@barbara92356]

Thank you so much for the clear directions, calmly and clearly explained, and illustrated with an actual project. So, so helpful!

[@jobaner]

You're very welcome....so glad it could help you.

[@carolynmarshall2569]

Have just discovered your video on KZbin and wanted to say thank you for such a clear explanation on sewing triangles and triangle borners. Hugely helpful with my current project. Thank you!

[@jobaner]

Thank you for watching my video. I'm glad it was useful.

[@kathleenmahan462]

This was a perfect tutorial for me. Great instructions showing each step. Thank you, Jo. 😊

[@moniqueschutte3688]

Thank you for taking the time to clearly explain all of the steps! An on point border is now so much more manageable so I can now include that in my next medallion quilt design.

[@jobaner]

So glad it was helpful for you. Thanks for watching.

[@jenniferrobinson6338]

Absolutely LOVE the information in this video…the music, not so much! 😂

[@susanwilliams1511]

This looks very thorough. I will be following it when I make some Christmas table runners. Thank you for taking the time to go over each step very carefully.

[@winterpaws01]

This video was a savior today. I was following a pattern that had blocks like this but kept messing them up, thank goodness I found this!

[@drob72959]

Thanks for this clear and easy to understand demo! Now…to my quilt before I forget it all!!!

[@beckyshirley6651]

Just what I was looking for. Thank you for the clear to the point instruction.

[@kated4359]

I wish you lived next door to me; you’re the old school quilter of my dreams. Thanks for this tutorial!💖

[@jobaner]

You are so welcome!

[@scmom745]

Thank you! Excellent instructions. Debbie-South Carolina

[@treezza2817]

Thank you for the excellent, easy-to-follow instructions!

[@esperansaloughran693]

Very nicely explained video and beautiful placemat or runner

[@jobaner]

Thank you.

[@jewelarender2451]

Your video was a great one....very informative. The music was distracting. Not trying to be critical, but, helpful. Thank you for the tutorial!!!

[@pegweissbrod4037]

Yes, I too found the often discordant jazz music much too distracting. I kept turning it down but then I couldn't hear your gentle voice. Since I see this video is at least a year old I plan to look for more videos from you--because you're a very good teacher-- and with luck you will have removed the distracting background music. Thank you!

[@bonniestearns2965]

Your instructions are wonderful... paced for the student to follow easily. Your hint about spray starch to stabilize bias is a BINGO in my book since bias is so tricky to handle! I am late to this party but I do have a couple of suggestions: 1. I want to concentrate on your instruction and find the music is distracting. I hope you'll think about future videos without music. 2. Please close the rotary cutter each time you put it down. It only takes a quick brush against it to make a nasty cut. Shielding the blade every time is an especially good habit to instill in new quilters. Please continue to make more instructional videos... you are great teacher.

[@jobaner]

sorry it's taken so long to respond....I will leave the music off of future videos. I, too, am a stickler for closing the rotary cutter after each cut. You can't actually see that on this video because it goes off camera when I close it. But thank you for the feedback....very important!

[@winkielaroo]

Very thorough and easy to follow. Thank you!

[@pamnugent7961]

Thank you so much for your clear and concise instructions

[@MarciaBaker1205]

This was a wonderful tutorial it helped me so much. I feel I can do this now. Thank you for the tutorial

[@southerncaliforniahere1080]

So very informative. Thank YOU❤

[@misottovoce]

Great instructions, very helpful. Thank you!

[@sewing1254]

this is a very good instructional video. Thank you so much for turning the light bulb on!!!!!!

[@jobaner]

Thank you for your response. I love to share what I know.

[@FindJustMarty]

Thank you so much for this Tutorial! The math helps so much!

[@rancherrod4490]

Really good and clear instructions! Thank you.

[@annes1947]

Very helpful video. Thank you.

[@karenplante4577]

Excellent instructions!!!!

[@jessie_jack]

Fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much!

[@jobaner]

I'm glad you found it useful. thank you.

[@veronicalinehan471]

Good instructions and would be great if you could turn the music off or turn it down. It’s hard to hear you.

[@cathycastorani2609]

very clear instructions - no need for the music - it's distracting - maybe quiet elevator music instead of jazz

[@beverlyakins2374]

Good video

[@kathavalon19]

Great tutorial, but please lose the distracting music, it is not necessary, as your video is interesting enough without.

[@lavitti9517]

Good tip. Great video but the music is upsetting and unnecessary. Thanks for the content though- very helpful

[@ImGinaMarie]

Jo thanks so much for the great lesson!!! You must have been a math whiz in school!! NOT ME!!! Anyway thanks so much for this great tut!! I do agree with the others about the music, you probably don't realize it is annoying because you completely understand and comprehend what you are doing, the rest of us are out here hanging on every word you say!! LOL I think you might be able to edit the music out pretty easy if you want to. Otherwise we will keep trying!!

[@jobaner]

I see what you are saying about the music...I'll see what I can do! I'm glad you got the lesson, tho!

[@patriciarose95]

Very useful info. Music interfered with directions (like many other people stated).

[@kathyboden7231]

I like your instructions but the music is extremely annoying.

[@jobaner]

I'm sorry you found the music annoying, I tried to keep it low and simple. Glad you liked the instructions, though!

[@erikahler]

@@jobaner, I think the music is distracting. Your video is excellent, and your instructions are nice and clear. The music is unnecessary. Thanks for this.

[@ginny3822]

I agree. I felt like I was at a class inside a jazz bar.

[@sharonbolin2994]

Thanks for the good instructions. However, the music is lovely but could you turn it down a bit. It's too loud.

[@IWH777]

I AM A DYSLEXIC AND NUMBERS ARE A BANE TO ME AN ITS VERY HARD FOR ME AN MATH TO GET ALONG.... I HAVE 3 QUILTS THAT I HAVE THE PIECES FOR THAT I WANT TO DO ON POINT BUT DIDNT HAVE A CLUE HOW TO DO THE MATH TO ACTUALLY PUT THESE BEASTYS TOGETHER .... IF YOU WOULD COULD YOU TELL ME THE FORMULA FOR THE WHOLE BLOCKS BETWEEN THE PIECED ONES FOR A QUILT INSTEAD OF JUST A TABLE RUNNER PLEASE... THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND PATIENTS.. FRANKI

[@jobaner]

Yes....the whole blocks between the others if you are making a larger quilt would be the same size as the pieced blocks. So for instance if your pieced blocks are 8 1/2" unfinished, then the solid or even secondary pieced blocks in between would also be 8 1/2" unfinished....meaning once they are sewn together they would measure 8". Hope this helps....good luck!

[@annas.r.p.5835]

using parchment paper when pressing starched fabric keeps your iron clean

[@terigibsonTrainer]

Music didn't bother me so much. I enjoyed the tutorial.

[@kathygoding5245]

Enjoyed the instructions and piano music.

[@jobaner]

Thanks! Hope it was useful for you.

[@jackierand4045]

I think this would be a very helpful video but couldn’t get past the music

[@barbarajobling5665]

Helpful video but really irritating music.

[@barbron]

Great tutorial but I have to agree...the music was SO distracting and annoying!!

[@liselang2676]

Oye! Gotta do maths 😮

[@Santee2918]

Looked to be a great video but I’m another one who skips those with music - especially this loud and distracting. 2:55 Jazz? Really? I’m not young now and my brain won’t let me follow, understand or retain anything when I am distracted to another. Too bad - I think this was going to be good.

[@jobaner]

I'm so sorry the music was bothersome. If it were easy to remove, I would, but it isn't. I'll leave it off in any future videos. Thanks for the feedback

[@northwestkathleen1124]

I wanted to watch this so bad but that music blocks the sound of you clearly speaking! It is very distracting! Please leave the music off!! I want to see more.

[@lindadykeman8269]

The competition of the music and your tutorial voice takes alot away from the tutorial. Very informative but also annoying music that was too loud

[@emcbabe]

Wow! this answered my first questions: What is a corner triangle? What is a setting triangle? and, further, how do you cut a triangle so it doesn't stretch and distort when making my nemeses - flying geese? Thank you for a very clear explanation!!! I'm a new quilter investing in Accuquilt due to my apparent inability to cut straight and use rulers, and a shoulder issue. My question was whether to buy a setting triangle die, and I now know that I should. Thank you so very much!!! FYI: the music is annoying and it would have been better to listen to your voice exclusively. Subscribed and saved!!!

[@northwestkathleen1124]

I TOTALLY AGREE. I TRIED TO WATCH IT BUT THE MUSIC WAS TOO LOUD, SOME WORDS COULD NOT BE HEARD AT ALL! I MENTIONED IT IN MY COMMENT TODAY, 8/18/23