Vintage Quilting - Part 2

[@Cndnwoman]

You are absolutely amazing, I'm stunned wow , I'm honored to be part of your gang thank you, blessings 🇨🇦🌻🙏

[@havinago6981]

That was majestic. Watched 1 and 2. Looking forward to watching the next one. Thanks ever so much.

[@kschallert3569]

This is incredible!

[@patriciaclough3984]

I purchased an embroidery/sewing machine and I can't wait to try this "mock vintage" You're such a great teacher.

[@JeanneHarrison]

Thank you for such a wonderful compliment. I hope you have fun with your new embroidery machine!

[@jefferyyasenchok3521]

Thank You for all your videos they are very helpful, your very talented.

[@margieheldt7021]

Beautiful !

[@14bogota]

so beautifull thanks!!

[@helenwilson8547]

Hi Jeanne, love, love , love this but I think I missed how you joined the middle block and I can’t seem to find in which part of this series where you explain this. Hoping you can explain or point me in the right direction. Hope your health is improving. Thank you

[@londiana14]

Thanks , it's so beautiful.

[@JeanneHarrison]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

[@janhulse9518]

could you join those hexagons with the water soluble fusing?

[@JeanneHarrison]

No, they would fall apart the first time you would launder it.

[@bets448]

I want to try this with my Great Grandma's napkins but I'm curious how you wash this?

[@JeanneHarrison]

You can vacuum lightly and if it becomes soiled, you can soak in a very mild soap, rinse well and lay flat to dry.

[@debbieminton5885]

Jeanne, What is quennie lace? Not sure that is what you said, but who is the resource for it?

[@JeanneHarrison]

It's cluny lace, Debbie and I got mine off Ebay.