POKE, PIN and CLIP method for putting sewn blocks/tile scenes together

[@Cindyjeanne15]

Very clear directions for putting the tiles together!!

[@bbltwear2405]

Thank you 😊, I’m so glad you liked it!! Thanks for watching 🤗

[@pambjorlo7221]

Thanks for a great video. Perfect timing for me because I have 4 tile scenes I need to piece. I never thought to align the sides, but that makes so much sense. And I have never used clips either. I learned a LOT. Thanks again, Pam from Colorado.

[@bbltwear2405]

Yay PAM!!! Thanks so much!! Happy to help 💖 let me know how it goes ☺️ and as always, thanks for watching!!

[@aidatucker1792]

So glad to see you

[@bbltwear2405]

So happy to be seen!! lol 😂 Thanks for watching, I hope you liked it! 💕

[@barbarak413]

Great tutorial. Please show how to make the pillow base and what pattern is the panel pieces.

[@bbltwear2405]

I put the base pillow together using the same “poke, pin and clip method,” it’s actually very easy to assemble because, other than the tack down lines and corners, there isn’t much to be fussy with…😅. Thanks for watching!!

[@barbarak413]

@@bbltwear2405 Thanks for the feedback. What pattern are you using can you send link.

[@bbltwear2405]

@@barbarak413 I can’t seem to send you the link, but it is the “interchangeable seasonal pillow” from designs by JuJu 😊

[@cjsews]

Beth, another great instructional video. I like your technique. Kathryn beautiful job zooming in and holding the camera steady. I’m wondering if it might be better to hold the camera in landscape view rather than portrait view. We are losing 2/3 of our screen with the current method. Just an idea! Thank you again.

[@bbltwear2405]

Thank you so much!! ☺️ We are always trying to improve 💖 thanks for watching and for the feedback!!

[@ShelleyK-kw9qj]

Welcome back! Another great video. 2 pins instead if 1 at the satin stitch will be a huge help for me. Where can we buy that embroidery design

[@bbltwear2405]

Thanks so much!! I think it’s from designs by JuJu

[@dennismirac6603]

How big is the embroidery area for the Epic 3 without turning the hoop or some other movement?

[@bbltwear2405]

The biggest hoop that comes with the Epic 3 is (465x260mm) or (18.3x10”) !! No turning required 😉

[@dennismirac6603]

@@bbltwear2405 Thank you for your quick response.

[@bbltwear2405]

@@dennismirac6603 you’re welcome ☺️