Sewing squares together

[@Claudia-Jotun]

Saying you don't usually use pins is such an awesome flex! Thank you so much for posting this video!

[@iloveu6693]

YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER . Let me explain: I’m a young artist who got some commissions for some patch work bags . I know how to sew perfectly and I have a sewing machine. But I kept on messing up with sewing the squares together I couldn’t have them sowed properly they looked blotchy and half asked . So I tried again , same results . I decided to look it up , now I know how to sew and which way to sew. Thank you.

[@carissamiller793]

Thank you for making simple sewing videos! New to quilting and I often find your videos helpful.

[@kevsmellmyfart5024]

Ahh you don’t even know how helpful this is thanks 💕💕

[@iloveu6693]

HEY YOURE MY NEW FRIEND . NOW

[@katietrone5775]

Thank you so much!! This gave me the courage to begin my kit!!

[@kkmkkm-jj7wc]

I love this video, thank you! Also, another trick and this is going to sound crazy, but to keep your fabric even more secure is by using Bobby pins. They help your fabric stay flat and there's not any ripples in between the fabric 😊!

[@Hackattack23456]

I seriously had no idea how to do this. This was great for dummies like me. I want to make a quilt just one in my life before I die. God bless women who do. My grandmother did. I want to be like her. It’s a great American tradition that should be kept up. Trouble is I am a doer learner. I have to have my hands on to really learn. Wish I could find someone near me to work with physically because that’s how I learn best.

[@annetrenary526]

SO AM I … I have to do each step myself or it just doesn't stick in my mind ... I thought I was the only person that was a doer. :~) I will be 70 July of this year 2018 and just now trying to learn to quilt from the very beginning to complete " I've had a few panic attacks along the way".

[@carlindatrenholm6586]

If you found a quilting guild in your community I am sure that one of the lovely ladies or gents would be more than happy to tutor you. Good luck

[@tallana_]

Thank you for this video, it helped me a lot to understand how to properly sew the first squares for my quilt work

[@OnePeacefulMindAliciasHandmade]

Amazing video - thanks so much - you have no idea how helpful these 3 videos were to me - exactly what I was looking for 🙂❤👍🏻🎆 by the way happy new year

[@TheAnonSamurai]

Love your intro music 🎶

[@Shroomgonxrazy]

I never knew this lol I did all mine wrong 😢😂

[@datcampg9297]

Season's Greetings. Thank You!

[@IvoryWilliamsicy]

Nice

[@lucrezia909]

I know it's an old video, but how does your machine cut the ending thread for you? Does it not un-stitch if you don't go backwards??

[@stepht.2075]

Thank you!

[@SuperDhanson]

Love this video and thanks so much for sharing with us!!! I only wish that someone would show how to set up the machine to sew the squares together. Do you use a regular pressure foot, or quarter inch pressure foot? Tell us about the seam guide...but that might be for a different video. I'm stuck at that part and can't move on until I understand how to do the setting on my sewing machine for quilting....Thanks so much for what you shared because it is my next important step and I certainly need it.

[@susanmcewen7312]

Thanks

[@darleneappleman3911]

I ordered a quarter inch foot for my machine

[@reginabundy5139]

do i use a 1/4 inch foot for sewing jean squares together?

[@rostycosy]

How big are your squares ????

[@annetrenary526]

are you back stitching each block you sew together?

[@chrissys7332]

ANNE TRENARY no

[@Vermontist1]

I was wondering that, too. If you don't backstretch, how do you prevent the seam from unraveling?

[@darleneappleman3911]

Ive got quarter in foot

[@melissafox5799]

No matter how careful i am with cutting my blocks are always kind of uneven on one side. Is it something I'm doing

[@skylerculpepper3364]

Melissa Fox, I know this was posted months ago, but try a cutting wheel instead of scissors. It’s like a pizza cutter for fabric, it makes it easy to cut alongside a ruler or something stiff without shifting your fabric.

[@DianneR-ei2zu]

What size the block are

[@chrissys7332]

Dianne20010 R charm squares come in all sizes. Probably a 5 inch square she’s using

[@Shroomgonxrazy]

None of my squares even match up