Quilting Window Episode 19 - "Dot Dot Dot"

[@Piglady1983]

This quilt is so beautiful. I may have to get started on some circles for one of my own!

[@antiquegoddess]

This was great. The best seeing the little dog chase the cart and junp up. What a sweet pup

[@keelyjohnston19]

I love the way you talk. You and Jordan fabrics are the ones that got me into wanting to do quilting. I got my first electric sewing machine 4 days ago so haven't started yet I've made a dog coat, a heat pack and a bag. I've ordered some thing I'll need so as soon as they come I'm getting started thank you I haven't been excited about any thing in a really long time.

[@Kate98755]

keely johnston so important we enjoy everyday, any little moment of fun, happy for you to find something to give you a moment of fun. Keep your expectations low and you won’t overwhelm yourself. An adult coloring book is another simple way to play with colors when you don’t have the energy to sew, creating anything opens your brain to want more! If you create a blanket focus on each square and not the whole blanket, eventually you’ll get it done...if it takes you a couple years, it’s ok, it’s something to keep your brain creating!

[@keelyjohnston19]

@@Kate98755 beautiful comment thank you I really appreciate your word.

[@sead705]

I agree, Jordan Fabrics and Edyta are my inspiration as well.

[@pamelavance648]

Me too My favorite two ❤️

[@sead705]

Edyta, I too love your calming, sweet voice. Thank you for your wonderful tutorials. These sweet circles are addicting and mesmerizing. I started out doing hexagons with English Paper Piecing and am now transitioning to your circles. Showing and making available the products you use on your website is most helpful and informative.

[@belyndamulloy33]

I love your tutorials Edyta! Your fabrics are beautiful and your quilts and projects are so unique. Thank you!!

[@rene6371]

Edyta you are awesome!

[@MomAsol]

What a lovely tutorial I loved your sweet calming voice, I will definitely try this Circle quilt, thanks for sharing.

[@flyingquilterparker840]

Wonderful inspiration and options for finishing! I enjoy how you gather your supplies and tools in a basket--it translates into better organization and ultimately a successful project.

[@milankhandeparker1153]

I like ur idea very much . I'm always watching ur tutorial

[@joane8651]

Thank you, Edyta, my Grandparents were from Germany so I am mesmerized every time I listen to you, miss them every day! {{}} Love your quilts, made one so far and it was fun to do.

[@grandmalovesmebest]

Luckily, I have a die w 3 circles!😁 And, I have strips in crayola colors from wh I'm making a quilt and now I'll add a pillow or 2. Fun, fun, fun. Thanks.

[@srogers413]

This is one of favorite pillows!

[@MarciaBaker1205]

Your pillows & quilt are beautiful!

[@indie12344]

I’m so glad I seen this. Couple of days ago I was wanting a pattern like this!!

[@Deeloveshergoldies]

I think I’ll get some backgrounds and cut them to size so any small scraps from each project I make. I will make some and place in a box and when enough I’ll make a scrappy quilt.

[@familyhamann9727]

Your music at the beginning of your videos is absolutely beautiful, relaxing and the sound is fantastic! Not quilting related but I thought that I had to tell you. :)

[@michelemartin8629]

Thankyou for sharing. Love watching you.

[@leonakofoed289]

Just amazing! So lovely. Thank you.

[@marylynch282]

Loved the tutorial. It looks like fun. Have a big to do list. This is going on my wanna learn technique list. Couple things though. Could you mention machine needle size along with type(trying to get all that straight in my mind). When fusing mention what side goes down on fabrics. Also, when showing small things (Hand stitching) any way to get close ups? I have some eye problems and close ups would help. The small box wasn't quite close enough at times.

[@debrastagg5873]

Looks fantastic will definitely give it a go.. Thanks again

[@rebeccasewing]

I know this is off topic, Edyta, but your sweater is gorgeous!!!!

[@karenpresley7101]

Thank you. They look great. 💗💗💗

[@familyratterree3598]

I’m looking forward to quilt kit for this dot dot dot pattern.

[@brendaryan306]

The hardest part about hand applique is threading the tiny needles with my aging eyes. Do you have any tricks or devices to help with this?

[@MorningDove204]

Sewline Sure Guide fine needle threader for needle eye size 9-12 (red and pink) or the larger eye threader size 8 and larger is White and red or Bohin desk top needle threader is excellent and has dual sides for all size needles. I like my Sewline Sure guide fine threader for on the go. It is the size of a lipstick case. My Bohin desktop one, stays at home!

[@НатальяПатылицына]

Thank you so much!It looks so beautiful and not hard!I will try!

[@bordandogerundio3061]

Magnific tutorial. Thanks for sharing

[@celenaspencer2423]

Pillow fights...sounds like fun!

[@milankhandeparker1153]

I have done this small circles . D same way but not d patch work quilt. U can join d same circles one by one day make a table cloth. Not using d back ground cloth. Stiching one by one. One to d next one

[@scbordelon]

I would LOVE a precut quilt kit in this pattern-hint hint

[@Scottiedad]

I wish I could buy your pillow talk book in Europe 😢

[@denisewilcox6668]

You are so lovely and I Love your quilts,books, and videos. I am hoping to take a class from you soon.

[@THEQUILTINGOWL]

Edyta how many circles are there in the quilt behind you (across and down)? Thank you

[@patchandquilt]

U r very hard work lady

[@vattano1]

I wish the weight of thread for hand basting, and the number of needle was specified

[@caroljohnson3899]

How would you quilt a quilt like this made with dots?

[@Sasslette]

You leave the freezer paper on?

[@indie12344]

9:20

[@ceecee8757]

No, she takes it out @19:30.

[@rachelwallace7121]

I would stop near the end and remove rather than cutting the back, that ruined it for me.

[@THEQUILTINGOWL]

Thank you Edyta, you are the best!

[@jmlacayo]

It’s really hard to see your details simply because your camera frame is to far back. Zooming in would be extremely helpful. As you mentioned, some of our eyes are old and need more close ups. Thank you for all your videos. They are really enjoyable.

[@ceecee8757]

I agree. It needs to be zoomed in. All the other stuff in the frame is just a waste. Maybe she needs to hire a camera person. That'd be awesome.

[@peapod8]

Cricut.