Simple Steps to Successful Strip Sewing - Michael Miller Fabrics' Making it Fun #85

[@shakti7514]

Drinking wine and listening to rock n roll! This newbie 'not-yet-a-quilter' loves this :).

[@elizabethjury2930]

Brilliant !!!! I’m so pleased that your video popped up. The saying you’re never too old too learn so at 83 I’m real excited to sew these strips asap. Thanks once again 🌻 calling from South Africa

[@DottyKupsky]

Your're so good at the technical details of sewing, which make such a difference when we understand what we've been doing wrong. Thank you for sharing your gifts!

[@lindastevens8392]

Just had to tell you, Rob..... I needed to stitch (6) 1.5" strips together for a table topper. I watched your video two more times. Took everything you said to heart and did my best to mimic your excellent work. I'm here to report, the strip set should measure 6.5.....AND IT DOES!!! THANKS for this invaluable tutorial! And to anyone else who reads this comment, if you want an accurately pieced strip set, watch this tutorial and follow Rob's instructions.

[@RobAppellDesigns]

Oh wow Linda, thank you for a great endorsement, knowing one person has benefited makes it all worth it! Thank YOU

[@shelvieparker9142]

you make everything seem so easy for this 84 year old beginner. Love You

[@marionc6304]

Congratulations on starting, you will enjoy

[@ca6177]

You and me both! I'm 67 yrs old!

[@dorsetboronia4551]

78 here. Same. Rob great teacher

[@sobrien404]

@@ca6177 This is me too at 67. I want to try this. I followed you as you sewed this. Very good instructions! ty

[@sabrinaharris6538]

I Love This video, I have been quilting for 50 years, and I still learned 3 new things from watching your video, 1. Leaving the fabric to cool after ironing it, so you don't put the wrinkles back in (brilliant), 2. A better way to sew strips sets (shortening the stitch length), and 3. A wonderful new pattern ( I Love It). Thank You for sharing Your Time, and Your Talent with all of us. I always enjoy your videos. It's always a good day when you learn something new, Thank You.

[@CelticBearWoman]

What Sabrina Said!

[@wandalunew8719]

I was the first person to tell you that you could hurt yourself by extending the index finger! I'm glad you looked into it and now educate others.... even if you continue doing it yourself. I know you know exactly how hard it can be to change habits.

[@aliciadixon6678]

Your tutorial has explained the reason for my many errors! Thank you for all your tips and importantly the reason why these are important. You’re a very good teacher.

[@KumaSews]

Love this…. Shows how just changing the fabric and widths makes such a difference. Miss you with Michael miller

[@maryjanegibson7743]

I've just discovered your videos on your other channel in the last couple of days and have been enjoying them a lot. And now I'm pleased find you here. Your style is interesting and informative. I do want to comment on one small thing --- I appreciate how thrifty you are and your carefulness not to waste fabric. I am a frugal person and often I find that I stop enjoying someone's quilting video because of the wasteful way they use their fabric. It's a small thing but it's something that matters to me and I'm so glad to have found an excellent quilter who respects that fabric is expensive. Actually, there is a second thing that I found that makes your videos unitque --- you're careful to actually press as you sew, which other people keep saying is so important, but then they aren't doing it as they are demonstrating their quilting. You are presenting excellent videos with very informative content.

[@beverlyhovatter2302]

I am already hooked on this expensive habit.

[@petmomful2260]

Me too. But I get everything on sale, or with a coupon. It helps. Then I give the darn thing away! lol I always check out the Daily Deal at Missouri Star Quilt Company, and the Flash Sale at Fat Quarter Shop. I go to store sales, and peruse clearance racks. It is fun!!!

[@jenniewren9351]

You want to try it in England - we don’t have as many stores so choice is restricted (and expensive) and no coupons here 🥺

[@petmomful2260]

@@jenniewren9351 Oh man, I am sorry!! I guess you will have to rely on sales, or internet prices.

[@peggyreinhold886]

@@jenniewren9351 like in Germany, too

[@carriedoty4527]

I have been hooked since 2013! Haha! I am loving every minute of it! Since December of 2019 I have been working in a local family owned family Quilt shop that is a Bernina Dealer! It’s like working in a candy store almost! LOL! I am studying and taking courses to become a certified Bernina Saleswoman.

[@pathannan1368]

Lol, listening to Christmas music, drinking tea and eating chocolate! Always great.

[@tootiekennedy1168]

Well, you said slow down and that’s what I did to see this. An incredible tutorial ! Make more tutorials on the basics. I think the great material makes the visual part so enticing. As a retired high school science teacher I would give you an A+ on this video! 😊

[@angief1330]

Hi Rob, I use a 5lb dumbbell to hold my ruler down on long cuts, it works great! I learned this from Donna Jordan, my other fav!!! When my bird joins me in my sewing room he perches on the dumbbell and watches me if he's not trying to supervise! 😂

[@karencooley6723]

Don’t birds poop without notice. 🥴

[@angief1330]

@@karencooley6723 LOL no he is on a schedule, I have his number and hold a paper towel under him every half hour or so, we have had accidents though but not in my sewing room. 😆

[@marye.williams6692]

Kinda wondered that myself...

[@dianehoelscher7426]

Me too

[@GracielaParsons]

I love you because you press the fabric before cutting. Kudos to you besides you are a fantastic quilt player.

[@franpatzcraig6713]

Thank you! Especially for the tip about shortening the stitch to lessen the pull of the feed dogs. Love all your videos, especially this series for MM Fabrics.

[@anthonjonsson2651]

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[@135Bubby]

Thank you for taking your time and slowed down for those of us that move at a slower pace. xoxo

[@rubybuness]

I like your voice. Very easy to listen to you. I am 80 years old so hearing isn’t the best and I really like the way you put those blocks together. Thank you so much tonight it’s the first night I’ve listen to you Arnold Schwarzenegger says I’ll be back.

[@sybiljordan209]

New quilter here! When I saw your project at first...I thought can never putt that quilt together! You made it so simple and fun. Thank you so much and will watch it often to get things down and make my quilt!!! Yea yea yea!!!

[@firedawgysgirl5216]

I LOVE that quilt behind you

[@memccauley66]

Love your advice to slow down, rushing and messing something up is one of my biggest problems

[@mariaparrish-eichman1972]

Rob, I love it when you explain what happened and how to adjust when things don't go perfectly. It give me a chance to learn how I made the same mistakes. Thanks for the tutorial and making quilting more fun! Happy Quilting!

[@theresaheiser6408]

I thought that pattern looked so complicated until you used those strips. Thanks Rob, for show us how simple some quilting can be!

[@anthonjonsson2651]

Wow you are a appreciate woman wish all would be like you well I hope we could be friends and get to know more about each other if you don’t mind

[@jennystrahley927]

Rob you are so awesome! Thank you for sharing your wisdom and humor. I appreciate when you explain why you are doing something to help us understand and build our skills. 😊

[@anthonjonsson2651]

Wow what a beautiful post I love it , how are you doing doing and I hope to hear from you soon🌹🌹🌹

[@patcavasin5947]

I'm glad you mentioned pre-washing. Many people don't but it is part of my fabric prep. Thanks for an informative video.

[@diansmith7817]

Resting the fabric...I never thought of that but what a great idea. By The Way, I wash all my fabric first, just a preference of mine.

[@cats379]

Thank you

[@GLITTERandSKULLZ]

My favorite fabric designer since 2006 when I started quilting.

[@venusazaboy]

DUDE! My mind is blown!! I cannot believe that is a strip quilt!. Wow! This has opened my brain to a whole new way of designing easy quilts using fabrics I have that I could not figure out what to do with. This is AMAZING! Thanks, Rob!! You rock, as always :)

[@doltonmurray1625]

“Waterskiing behind the fabric” ha ha. Love your humour which makes your videos much more interesting than just straight teaching. That remark will make it easier to remember the point you are trying to get across. First starting watching you on Missouri Star. Glad I found you again.

[@suecone2198]

This way of sewing those strips together is great because of the fabric saved. It might not be much but sometimes you on,y need a little extra. I have never heard anyone say to shorten the stitch length when sewing strips and I have been quilting for years . Thanks 😊

[@ranchgal3006]

FIRST TIME!! OMG thank you!! I am a brand new sewer of anything. Thank you for going slow and explaining everything! Thank you for explaining pressing. No wonder I have quit even trying to sew. Now I am super excited to try again!!!

[@ligaskirbauska8652]

Never give up! Use mistakes as learning opportunity! Mistakes are best teachers,as more we mess up,loose time and even money,more we learn at the end and more lesson stays with us...especially when picking up new crafting technique and when don’t know almost nothing about craft,know ahead you’ll make ton of mistakes,accept them ahead of time,embrace them.more you will value every lesson,every wow moment when you realise how to avoid problem and when you’ll become grate at what you do you’ll know you got there cos of you’re persistence and ability to observe and learn...sewing really just looks easy,but it’s quite complicated craft,craft where devil is in detail and every tip and trick matters...Give you’re self time to learn all about machine,fabrics,problem shooting with bad stitches.Hope you gonna have grate time and gain loads of confidence in nothing of time and create beautiful things,get satisfaction of all process of learning and just doing,just wish you and every new crafter in any craft best of luck and best energy through hardest time-when you’re still learning and gaining experience and confidence,so yeah,never give up on you’re dreams and ambitions,keep in mind that in a year if you keep doing whatever you choose,if you’re persistent,you’ll be grate! 💐🤗🍀

[@edwolfe1950]

I really like Michael Miller fabrics. I enjoy watching you too Rob, your enthusiasm is catching! Sew on brother!

[@anthonjonsson2651]

Wow what a beautiful post I love it , how are you doing doing and I hope to hear from you soon🌹🌹🌹

[@sewntype]

You can't even keep count of the number of tips and tricks he gives you! Simply educational, Rob Thank you!!!

[@annfuller2404]

Not at all disorganized. I am learning so much and love your personality. You seem to be a bit like me, You are a great teacher.. Thank you so much

[@daledaleb6187]

I learned I have been making many mistakes over the years. Thank you.

[@chickad5820]

When squaring up your fabric and cleaning that first edge, to make sure you've gotten the whole length, once cut, let the tiny sliver open up. If it is one wof (width of fabric), length you got the whole length square. If it's in two or more pieces it's still not squared and it needs cut till it's one wof cut. Hope that makes sense? Sometimes you can't see underneath and this method prevents a narrow section in your strip cutting. Love your tips and tricks. I too put lines on my ironing board to prevent grabbing that 3ft long ruler, which kept falling over on the floor when not using it, and this method keeps your ironing squared and stops any wobble. Easy tip to continue to stay squared all the way through the process. Happy sewing Rob, you Rocked this video once again!!!!

[@sandimooney1774]

So glad that someone credited Donna Jordan with the tip of using the weight. I actually use that with all my cutting unless it's a really short cut. Picked up a couple good tips from this video, thanks Rob! Just found out my niece is having another baby soon and love this pattern for a baby quilt! Will play with strip width and # of strips to get a good size. Thank!

[@anthonjonsson2651]

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[@lizreynolds4554]

Thank you for sharing this with us.😊 You are an excellent teacher. YOU demonstrate and explain very well. I love All these tips and 💡 ideas. I'm a newer quilter, and I've learned so much from you. That is making it FUN. 🎉 THANK YOU AGAIN.❤

[@marykolbe6684]

My friend brought that block in yesterday to our quilt group a lot of the ladies are going to be making that Thanks watch you way back when!

[@karensparrow1529]

I love you and your style! Uplifting and fun. (duh!) The SLOW DOWN and make the stitch length shorter hint is brilliant. Without knowing it, I have actually been assembling that way for years. Maybe it was a zillion years of garment sewing. Who knows. Have the bulk off to the left of the machine just makes sense. Thank you again for your fun lessons. Have already with shared with two new quilters. Learn it correctly from the start is my motto!

[@elaineadair]

I keep wanting to PLAN too much! The excitement comes from the surprise - thank you!!

[@trishduarte3404]

I put a 5 lb dumbell on the end of my ruler. It really helps, especially when cutting more than 4 layers. Great show, btw.

[@carolynlewis1264]

I di that too. Also, leaned it from Donna at Jordan's Fabric. We're so lucky to have so many Quinting Instructors. Thanks Rob. You Rock. Live your videos.

[@wibblepuppy]

Me too - an absolutely life-changing tip picked up from Donna Jordan :)

[@tonigibbs8912]

I also use a dumbbell at the end of my ruler.

[@sukochilee4770]

I do, too. Learned it from Donna Jordan.

[@carolynlewis1264]

Donna Jordon does wonderful videos, she breaks everything down and makes sewing a quilt together so much easier.

[@louisetash7118]

A 48” steel straight edge from Lowe’s or HD to keep your strips straight when ironing….works great 😊

[@lyndagiambra6257]

Hi Rob! I love watching your videos. I always learn something from each of them. This video in particular. I have always struggled with strip sets. This has been a game changer for me! SLOW DOWN you said. Change stitch length to 2.0. Seriously? I started sewing strip sets for a Bargello which I have never done. My seams have never been straighter and more accurate. I'm still a smidge off on the 1/4" seam but, I can live with a smidge. They are all consistent now. TY TY TY!

[@carolyncastino7508]

Love the comment of you are not waterskiing behind the fabric...makes me remember the one handed lean to see just how far out you could go on the rope...and the tension on the rope was wild...

[@anthonjonsson2651]

Wow what a beautiful post I love it , how are you doing doing and I hope to hear from you soon🌹🌹🌹

[@darlalapole2943]

I am in a wheelchair, when I cut long cuts of fabric, I use hand weights to hold the end of my ruler. It also helps to have a ruler with a rough side that does not slide. Thanks for the great tips!

[@grams5580461]

Great pattern. I am into quick and easy right now. Michael Miller makes the best fabrics. Big fan of the Fairy Frost line. You do the best videos.

[@anthonjonsson2651]

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[@karenescalera1612]

Although I took home ed in HS way back when I never got into sewing machines until the face mask crunch. LOVE your attitude and your clear explanations. You're techniques make my fingers itch to retry quilting. Looking forward to seeing more of your online journey. Thank you!!

[@roxywood5278]

Rob..... thank you again for being YOU and teaching a lesson or 10 also!! Luv MM Fabrics now because of you

[@anastasialifosjoe8983]

Rob, this is amazing. You're tutoring is clear and easy to follow. The length is worth every minute. You're so funny. And your block is waww...unbelievable great. Thank you so much for this very unique block. I ❤ it.

[@frances7885]

Great advice and easily followed, thanks. One extra tip for those of use who can’t reach the far side of the ruler. A small hand weight ,3 lbs or more, will keep the end of your ruler from slipping. From Donna Jordan of Jordan Fabrics. I love the tip about seeing a thread width of the lower fabric. Totally changed my accuracy.❤

[@sandracedar368]

Thank you for new lessons learned, reinforcing skills, & an awesome new pattern! It doesn't get any better. 🌟

[@barbararowe771]

As many strips as I have sewed, there’s always room for improvement, and this video helped a lot! Thank you.

[@marymay722]

WOW what a great video!! I'm glad 8 found you! Subscribed!

[@mariantaylor554]

Hi Rob I started watching you when you were doing Man Sewing when I saw you with Jenny and MSQC. I’m glad I stumbled across this video. I still like your flair, time lapse and your detail. Take care. Marian from CA.

[@anthonjonsson2651]

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[@GrampiesCorner]

@@anthonjonsson2651 why are you hitting on every woman that posts?

[@josiederting3416]

I am so thrilled about what you shared. New quilter who's head explodes when I see all the complicated designs. I will use this as my next and only my third quilt. Great presentation!

[@lisagordon6355]

“Normally I’d have half the quilt built by now!” You’re hilarious, I love You

[@donnasrockgarden]

"Waterskiing" omigosh I will NEVER forget that visual! Thanks Rob, you have a new fan :)

[@koalasez1200]

Most excellent! You are SO easy to listen to; don't blather on and on about things not related to what your doing [reminds me a little of Jenny, :) ] and you slip pearls of wisdom all through your lesson!! Letting the fabric cool, and new to me, not sewing each strip join from opposite directions. Treating the strips as you do obviously removes the dreaded "bowing" we always get sewing from one direction. Looking forward to attaching the next strip....brilliant! I want to make a quilt for my brother and this block will be perfect. Thank you Rob!!! As always you rock!! :-D

[@Beatriz-tt3le]

Love this video wow what an easy way to make the blocks. Will be making a patriotic block with your method. Thanks gor sharing

[@CrypticConversions]

How cool for you that you got this Michael Miller gig! I love MM fabrics and your vids as well!

[@lindalosier5989]

Great video. Sometimes we just need to get back to basics. I learned some new things!! Thank you

[@anthonjonsson2651]

Wow what a beautiful post I love it , how are you doing doing and I hope to hear from you soon🌹🌹🌹

[@andreamaclachlan980]

Awesome video, thank you! Love the resulting pattern. So glad to finally hear and see someone who admits the problem of strip sewing by sewing up and down. I've struggled with that method, especially when it leaves me just that little bit short. Sticking with what works for me, which is how you sewed your strips together. Thank you, Rob.

[@chrisdollery5166]

So glad you are back Rob, I enjoy your tutorials ,I love the design the strips have created.Iooking forward to seeing more of your designs,

[@twyla2575]

When Rob says "Slow down", I laugh! ADHD on steroids and I really love the pace and presentation. Yay!

[@carolynadams1249]

I am so happy I chose this video to watch today, I have been sewing a long time and thought I had covered all the little tips to make life easier, I will now keep track of how I sew my strips, so I am not always looking at the back to see which way to iron, my to have them all going in one direction, thank you so much for that little tip and also I agree with being careful not to stretch your fabric when you iron and to let it cool down before sewing.

[@donnakeeley7924]

Whoa! Welcome back Rob!!! I just stumbled upon your video and I am thrilled that you are back online. Thank you, Michael Miller Fabrics for adding Rob into your team! I'm subbed up, with a happy face today. Looking forward to to all the wonderful teaching and creations he will bring into my sewing room. Happy Spring! GrammyD

[@anthonjonsson2651]

Wow what a beautiful post I love it , how are you doing doing and I hope to hear from you soon🌹🌹🌹

[@darleensanford7231]

Lots of great tips. Thank you Rob.

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[@rosemaryrybka6599]

Rob this was the first time watching you . I was very excited to learn how to do this. I did learn something.

[@roserocker62]

Wow!!! I learned so much in this video - thank you Rob . I’ve made many very beautiful quilts for 7-8 years now , and your teachings definitely got my attention . Thank you ! Will always follow you !

[@karawitcher1326]

Loved the quilt/ cutting/ sewing techniques. You're a humorous fun guy that helps make our quilting lives more manageable. Till the next one..TaTa

[@janewolfe890]

I watch Jordon fabrics and she uses a weight on the end of her ruler because she is short that is a good solution for putting weight on the end. Love your videos glad to see you slow down.

[@sharonkennydidden1732]

I use a weight like Donna Jordan does in her videos. When your a short person the hand weight is so helpful.

[@janewolfe890]

@@sharonkennydidden1732 I am also short and the weight is very helpful tome

[@valeriesuttonpayne7413]

I’m still a novice quilter and really learned so much from this video. Thanks so much! My cutting still needs a lot of work😞.

[@anthonjonsson2651]

Wow what a beautiful post I love it , how are you doing doing and I hope to hear from you soon🌹🌹🌹

[@valeriesuttonpayne7413]

Stop trolling women. News flash: We don’t like it.

[@Vanessa-pe1fo]

Love, love, love this lesson. And I can't wait to make the design.

[@tonigelineau7992]

Love this block! So glad someone besides me has a brain that moves faster than the words can come out of their mouth 😉 I am on my third quilt and used a pattern for only one. Brain keeps going in a different direction. Keep bringing your energy and joy to us- love it!

[@sandybraun329]

I found this tutorial recently, liked it and filed it away in my head. Today I rewatched it cuz I found some fabric in my stash that would really work for this project. So....thanks for filming & sharing. I'm excited to get started

[@Mickey-jn8hz]

One lady irons and then uses a little spray starch and her work is excellent, her pieces align wonderfully.

[@robertaluckow5928]

Well Rob you did another wonderful video. I have been kind of stuck in a rut with 2.5 rolls. This is great seeing the variation of widths then making the half square triangles. Great new look.

[@pattyhinestracy2905]

Learned a bunch and you validated a few things I already do as a beginner! You’re awesome!

[@Vicapr]

So glad I watched your video. The block is beautiful.

[@kyliecoleman5539]

Thanks Rob, that was very helpful & a lot of fun! Now I know how to strip sew (very useful) & I love the patterns it made.

[@belyndamulloy33]

Love the pattern and your choice of colors. Thank you for the tips too.

[@anthonjonsson2651]

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[@jackbettygilbert7917]

Thank you Rob, appreciate you answering my questions I so love the three dudes quilt...& enjoy your videos..

[@Sewsacred]

Also, ty for these videos and for your help for us brand new quilters here! 🙏

[@patriciateeters5565]

You are so fun! Thanks for all the great tips. God Bless!

[@amandastratton8242]

Hi from England UK very impressed with this strip sewing will be trying it out soon Thanks for your time

[@scottydog6539]

I Loved Michael Miller’s Frost fabric line.

[@valerieslater3029]

Its really fascinating just how many shapes and patterns you can make with a few strips of fabric sewn together, I learned quite a lot from this video, so thanks for sharing your knowledge....

[@bertharuiz1225]

That design is terrific! Enjoyed ur teaching.

[@LifeWithDeborahCarney]

Working on 3 Dudes now :) I actually went to the 3 Dudes website and bought 3 of their patterns plus have yours. Love working with strip sets! Making some of my own from bolts now - lots of fun and variety.

[@anthonjonsson2651]

Wow you are a appreciate woman wish all would be like you well I hope we could be friends and get to know more about each other if you don’t mind

[@rosemurphy5650]

You made a complicated looking pattern possible. Thank you Rob for all your advise. 💕

[@anthonjonsson2651]

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[@lizking5130]

Omg this is mind blowing, the tips are great and the block is superb, I said wow three times in succession when I saw it. Thank you very much. First time visitor but definitely not the last.

[@karenhickey3377]

This is super helpful!! I desperately needed this video today. Thank you so much for explaining each step.

[@jannawhitten2473]

Love you Rob! Made a new ironing board cover after watching you video on it!❤️

[@m0ther0ne]

Hi from Hertfordshire, UK. Great video as usual, thank for the tips. I start sewing my strip sets from the left, that way you don’t have to turn them upside own.

[@susananderson8428]

Me too!

[@MelanieClaire61]

giggled my way thru this. thankyou

[@virginiamcguire8052]

Love to watching you make this beautiful square

[@beverlyhovatter2302]

I love the marble fabrics.

[@anthonjonsson2651]

Hello how are you doing

[@alyseceleste]

Found my new favorite teacher ❤

[@melynamontoya8292]

Really liked this video. I sewed my strips just like you said and they came out beautiful. Ty.