Quilting Tools for Success

Pauline shows you some of the quilting tools she uses to help ensure success in her quilting projects. From the Chaco Liner and Seam Ripper to the Mesh Transfer Canvas. There's a tool to help make your quilts quicker. You can purchase these tools on our website - pqw.com.au/product-category/s...

[@Mickey28252]

Pauline you have given me a whole new world of sewing tools to buy.

[@PQWQuilting]

Hi Geraldine ,I am thrilled you have enjoyed watching my videos, Keep watching as we have lots more coming. Cheers Pauline

[@sohinipatel5998]

Wonderful so very clearly explained .A very very genuine teacher who is genuinely interested in instructing very well. I came across Pauline’s videos by chance ,and I count myself lucky. Thank you for the great inspiring videos.

[@PQWQuilting]

You are most welcome

[@moniquelavigne-patenaude889]

Thanks for those recommendations

[@PQWQuilting]

You are so welcome!

[@diannerippon7349]

Brilliant tutorial. I have fallen in love with your tutorials. You are my go to store for my quilting requirements . Since coming across your channel I am revamping the tools I already have. With you tutorage I know I will learn how to quilt correctly. Well done.

[@PQWQuilting]

Thank you so much! So glad to hear my channel is helping you with the joys of quilting. Check out my new videos coming in the next few days that show you how to create stunning quilting patterns using my new templates. They are amazing!

[@Maria-fh4oh]

I'm not sure if the scissors would suit my small hands. Looks like it would be difficult to use I use the fiskars ones that have a very straight Blade so that it's easy to cut the fabric accurately.

[@PQWQuilting]

I've tried many different styles of scissors in my lifetime, including Fiskars, but as I always say, if you find something that works for you, stick to it. The scissors for me are the best I have ever used. Very sharp, very accurate, and it's high quality, made in Japan. Nice!

[@barbaratate-lunde1497]

What brand is the mesh transfer mat and where can you purchase the mesh transfer mat? I did not see it in your store. Thank you.

[@PQWQuilting]

The mesh mat is called Mesh transfer mat, you can find them on our website www.pqw.com.au Cheers Pauline

[@sandan2358]

I call mine Jack The Ripper 😃

[@PQWQuilting]

Haha that's a very fun name for your Seam Ripper. Be careful, it might catch on :)

[@carlindatrenholm6586]

I love your sense of humour San Dan!