How to sew Double Pinwheels from Squares - Triangle Masterclass

[@terribishop5313]

You might consider a different type microphone. It sounds like you're constantly gasping for air. Please don't take this as a negative you're an excellent teacher.

[@amybarton4174]

Thank you for the in depth directions! Those technique tips really help me improve my sewing accuracy, and I would have missed them if you hadn’t pointed them out.

[@suebean3873]

What a great tutorial. You’re a born teacher, so easy to listen to and every word means something. Thanks so much. I really enjoyed all that info. :)

[@marywiker392]

Thank you for this video! It helped me so much!

[@connieking9873]

The pinning is new to me makes sense about the movement. I am finding pinning helps me be more accurate so taking the extra step and am much happier with the result thank you

[@coreopsis6754]

Best tutorial ever!

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Such a fun chat to listen and watch! Thank you for posting this video and for all that you do!

[@Kikidevo1966]

I absolutely LOVE you & your teaching! I do second the request for a different sound system for you? It makes me so anxious that you sound like you’re struggling to gasp for breath?

[@zulemasarinana9218]

It looks so easy!! I will have to try it!

[@livingweirdestherc6644]

Thanks for the tips

[@patriciahannifan3381]

Hi, I really love your video. Great directions and explanations. I’m sure I did something wrong, but I was trying to make a finished size of 3 1/2( for a different quilt pattern) . I used your formulas of adding 1 1/4 “to my fished size for 2 squares and 1” for the 3rd square. The blocks finished at 4”, before trimming. Yours were so much closer to the finished size. Any thoughts?

[@QuiltAddictsAnonymous]

It was probably the seam allowance. Everyone's 1/4" seam allowance is slightly different and tiny differences can result in things like what you experienced. That's why we leave wiggle room to trim!

[@patriciakalisak4300]

Excellent video I love everything you teach. So lucky to have found your channel. Thank you

[@cazfromoz1]

Sorry to ask...why do you say "FQ square" for size of your pieces to be sewn into HST's??? They look approx 5" square/or charm square size. As far as I know...FQ's are MUCH larger. Right?

[@QuiltAddictsAnonymous]

Great question! The pattern is written for fat quarters and when we say "fat quarter square", we're differentiating it from the background pieces.

[@cazfromoz1]

@@QuiltAddictsAnonymous I'm not sure that makes any sense. But, If you think it does, that's ok. As far as I know..."FQ square" is NOT a size. A charm square is usually 5" square (that's a size)!

[@carolmorgano7158]

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