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[@helentucker2060]

I love your response about what to include when gifting a quilt. I made 5 memory quilts when my nephew passed away. 4 years later when they were all done I gifted them to my sister and her family. I included a letter explaining how and why I made what I made. The labels included date and relationship of the recipient and quilter to my nephew.

[@rachelburgener819]

How wonderful 🥰 ❤️😀

[@juliemorrison4348]

Hi from Sydney Australia. In regards to the FMQ questions. Your statement "IT'S NOT EASY", made me laugh. No it's not- that's why we buy long arm frames. Quilters need to realise that there is a big difference in FMQ on a domestic sewing machine to FMQ on a long arm frame, and a computerised Gammel machine. I think as the whole purpose of quilting is to hold your three layers together, the finished goal is better than intricate computerised designs, so you focus on your patchwork. Finished is better than perfect. Great questions and answers as always.

[@jaxxreed7201]

A trick : watch series on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching all kinds of movies these days.

[@rudyjacoby8495]

@Jaxx Reed Definitely, been watching on flixzone} for since december myself :)

[@jacklian1852]

@Jaxx Reed yea, have been using flixzone} for since december myself :D

[@patcavasin5947]

I always prewash my fabrics because of colors that run....just a personal choice....thank you, Karen, for all your encouragement and great ideas.

[@sarahkinsey5434]

I work in a fabric store and know what happens to fabric still on the bolt lol. It falls on the floor, dust, marks from the factory or warehouse

[@janinemasso7626]

Hi Karen thanks for the Q&A, very informative, you mentioned Jacque Gering. I have learned so much from her book WALK and would love to see you interview her sometime. Thanks from country NSW Australia

[@sandiwalker761]

No apology necessary. Computers are great when they work but when they don't work...............we feel your pain.😄Sandi

[@traceycoles1693]

I love your videos. You give clear instructions, use common sense and have the cutest accent. You also have a beautiful smile. Much love from the little seaside town of Minehead, Somerset in England.

[@karenrowell2180]

Dollar store also has tracing paper that works for paper piecing and appliqué at the right price.

[@margm4]

Really enjoyed the Q and A’s today Karen. It’s a great way for me to relax of a Sunday afternoon here, and get to check all your other videos. Always so interesting, educational and motivating. Thanks so much. ☺️🇦🇺

[@jennifermcardle9846]

Hello from Melbourne Australia, you always bring a spot of joy with your videos. Thanks so much.

[@yoshiew05]

Cathy Hay interview!!!! OMG!! Can’t wait!!!

[@michellecornum5856]

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!

[@kathleenhunter3666]

HI. FRom Kootenay area of BC. I have belatedly watched the May1 Q&A. You asked for guest suggestions. How about a couple of the quilters from Gee"s Bend Alabama. I found them on KZbin about a month ago. I suggest if you haven't found them, take the time to look. Love them and the stories of the quilts. Also, my favourite is Timeless Treasures.

[@angelar1500]

Wash or not...lol... I don't usually wash fabric before sewing ( unless I fear bleeding or massive shrinkage) but I do wash the finished quilt before gifting- this is really to manage the difference of a smooth flat look and the after look of the first wash. Also if things go haywire it'll be before the recipient has it.

[@puppiesfollowus]

I do the same. Always want to make sure there aren’t any issues before gifting

[@judycurtis44]

Love your videos, I've subscripted and watched them all and have made a few of your quilt patterns. Right now I'm finishing up your "crazy quilt" for my brother who is having some physical problems. I love how it's coming together and I know he will love it too!! The next quilt planned happens to be the quilt you picked off the shelf. Couldn't believe it. Thanks for great advice, patterns and inspirations. From South Carolina. 😻😻

[@nataliestanchevski4628]

Cathy Hay from Foundations Revealed? If so, I love her! Such a wonderful motivational speaker and her Worth gown project is incredible. Looking forward to that interview!

[@betsyhada2936]

To roll a quilt for quilting, I just metal bicycle clips. The kind that keep your pants-leg from getting into the oily chain.

[@betsyhada2936]

The only time I wash a quilt before gifting it is when I’ve done hand-quilting and need to wash out the colored pencil I use to mark the hand=quilting lines. BUT I rarely hand-quilt anything anymore. I used to do more hand-quilting when I had to wait for my daughter to get out of a class, etc.

[@sandan2358]

I wash every quilt before gifting with color catchers to prevent bleed and I use a lot of starch so washing takes the stiffness out.

[@laurienorton7422]

I too wash before gifting. I don't use starch, but I use soak flatter. I like the scent, but not everyone does. Also softens and fluffs the quilt. I always use 80/20 cotton batting, if I wash it the recipient doesn't think they did something wrong when it's washed as the nature of cotton batting.

[@kristenhills]

I do too so it’s nice and crinkly when I gift it😀

[@patdeacon7818]

Ditto! I wash to remove the starch, with color catchers, so I can catch any bleeding, and to get the quilty feel as most of my gifts are bed or lap quilts.

[@60nonie]

Thank you for the explanation Karen of to wash or dry clean. And to the rest of quilters thank you for the answers too. Have a great weekend. Stay safe and stay well.♥️♥️Looking forward to your next live Karen.

[@dsmith436]

I love Cathy Hay!!! She’s amazing. Can’t wait❣️

[@lynnmcentire4014]

I get a different brand of color catchers from Carbona at my Walmart. It’s a little cheaper and usually has a coupon inside the box

[@susankelley1427]

I love watching your videos, I always feel like I'm hanging out with a close friend when watching them.

[@phyllisdippert2216]

Love the q&a videos! Keep em coming! From Indiana!

[@barbararowe771]

You thanked someone for donating. I want to support you and I didn’t know you were on a particular fund raising mission. Please repeat if so inclined. //. Thank you for the Q & A. Always a pleasure.

[@rachelburgener819]

Karen: This was so great👏👏👏 thank you very much. Technology such a love/hate relationship🤯. I’m glad it all worked out in the end ❤️😀

[@bbrown8353]

if a quilt is really intended for only the beach or picnics - not for cuddling up in - I have had great success with using canvas drop cloths for the backing. I don't use batting and do minimal quilting - although you could go crazy here. The canvas makes it sturdy and water repellant and washable! Coincidently I just finished on for my grandson today, it's a beautiful dinosaur digital panel and he's looking forward to taking it camping this summer.

[@cindyc7868]

Thank You for the all the great information. I love watching your videos.

[@motherhenn8850]

I would love to see you interview Jennifer Chiaverini.

[@l.renault3044]

Love your videos as always, but I also love delving into ancestry! I smiled to myself when you said you can easily lose a week searching the ancestors... Me too!

[@ShadowMoonFarms]

Me too. Earlier this week I was working on a branch on my mother's side and found a 3rd great uncle whose wife's mother had an unusual last name that was the same name as my daughter's husband. Turns out her mother's father and my son-in-law's 6th great grandfather were bothers. I so quickly lost three days researching all of that and finding the common ancestor. But it was so much fun. We are all more closely related than we sometimes know.

[@michellecornum5856]

Absolutely every thought I had went flying out of my head when you said CATHY HAY!!!!

[@juliadixon6252]

The lady’s asking about the flannel backed plastic tablecloths that many of us use for design walls. Easy up, easy down, easy to take with to a retreat!

[@maryannmazur9643]

Hello this is Marion major from Audubon Park South Jersey I am a quilter I always pre-wash my fabric and I have never done free motion I'm a little timid on that when I get my quilts done I send them out to be put on the long arm at my local Burlington Old City quilts to have them quoted on the long arm I've sent them to Vermont to have them quoted I enjoy your video and I like the quilt that's behind you it's a very nice color thank you for the information have a great day bye for now and stay safe

[@puppiesfollowus]

Remember to continue to check your choice to subscribe and get all posted videos. KZbin keeps shutting off my getting notifications for videos. Ugh! I don’t want to miss your videos 😍

[@martinakopel5283]

I am excited that you will be doing a KZbin on the adding machine tape. Here in Florida

[@cassieoz1702]

I've looked but can't finf/buy any that isn't heat sensitive (ie BPA coated)

[@terridean4784]

@@cassieoz1702 walmart has a double roll pack in the office supplies. You can’t tell if it is heat sensitive because it doesn’t specify but it looks like traditional and when you open it you can tell it is traditional paper.

[@cassieoz1702]

@@jedberg7244 read up on blood BPA levels in checkout operators before and after shifts. It is VERY easily absorbed through skin

[@cassieoz1702]

@@terridean4784 I'm not in America

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Such a fun video!! I just love what you do and your content! Thank you for sharing!

[@MsCassie272]

As always, another great chat. I learn so much.

[@catstitchstudio]

Karen, your advice is SO helpful. I've been practicing FMQ, and I've used every bit of your advice, especially about slowing down. It also helped to get a machine that is built for it. My 1910 Singer just isn't, even though I was able to get a foot for it. As soon as I got the Janome HD5000, my FMQ improved immensely. I've still to use it on a real quilt, however. Practice and patience is the key. Plus Coach Karen.

[@margaretblank9351]

Enjoying this after the event; thanks for all the good info. RE: washing quilts before giving them away: I have a cat, so I wash mine, just to be sure that traces of cat are few or non-existent. :-)

[@sandramyer7081]

Boy, I enjoyed your May 1 info and loved your small green and black block- i loved it, for sure! and the dog? another goodie quilt that must have been fun. I've never used a frixion pen - too many problems when it came out

[@sandramyer7081]

Its great and answers lots of questions- never washed before i gave it to the grdaughter- no problems- Sashing is personal preference Thanks again so much

[@DH-qz2so]

Would love an interview with Monica Poole of "Pattern Poole"... she would be a fun guest! I have also done foundation paper piecing on both paper...and MusliN...I prefer MusliN over the paper....

[@judithdembowski149]

I like muslin a lot more than paper. ❤💕

[@memere4137]

I really enjoy your videos, thank you for being so much fun and very knowledgeable from Innisfil Ontario Canada 🇨🇦

[@errinwellman1960]

WOW KATHY HAY?? Wowza! I'd love to see other fabric people (Bernadette Banner, Morgan Donner, Exct.) On to talk about making a living on your hobby and what that feels like. Or even selecting projects with ourpose

[@cindymusselman5084]

Love the advice about the “frogs”!

[@bethjones8998]

Hate I missed the live- thanks for all the great information

[@shellycj5647]

Thanks Karen! I enjoyed your q and a today.

[@ginnicolee2502]

One day I will buy a new machine and try quilting myself! You're amazing x

[@maureenkomperda3421]

Congratulations Karen you made it through your tech difficulties. You’re Q&A really inspires us with so many new ideas. I’m going to check out Robin Pickens.

[@patriciawilliams5448]

Love the orange quilt.

[@marciarobertson3622]

Me too! Do you have a pattern or video on it?

[@maryannblom9075]

Me three!

[@chriskiefel7735]

Great orange quilt!!! LOVE IT!!!

[@sueduquemin7119]

I have used adding machine paper with my crumbs I think it’s a great idea.

[@christinesellar3866]

Thanks Karen, an interesting session as usual. Cheers from Melbourne.

[@joready5971]

Eat the frog first!!! LOL LOL I never heard that before but great advice

[@maryannblom9075]

Thanks, I look forward to a video showing your adding machine tape method for crumbs!

[@judithdembowski149]

I thought the goat was a great dog. I loved it. ❤💕

[@nancisailormoy9135]

thanks for all these questions and answers, it was very interesting. I have never like paper piecing but just recently tried the freezer paper method and it was a game changer

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

Same for me. I hate taking that paper out. Though you need to be particularly accurate in your folding to get those points where you need them

[@60nonie]

Good morning Karen, watching the replay now.♥️♥️

[@LisaLisa-zl9vu]

East Art Quilt Co has the sweetest quilt patterns!!

[@chrislittebrant5235]

Hi Karen, I love how your adding machine tape projects look. In fact, I pulled out a extra tape just to start working on it with my tiny scrap stash, a video would be helpful but I can wing it 😁😆🤣 Great live. Take care, Chris-Raleigh NC

[@hazelem1266]

Good morning from Melbourne Australia. Love your tips. It’s very helpful to a learner like me.

[@lyndapatrick8303]

Oh my Goodness! That goat is insanely 🥰 cute!! Love your videos as always

[@theclumsychord]

Re Color Catchers If you're Canadian and can't find them, you can try Dr Beckmann's Colour and Dirt Collector, which they sell at London Drugs in the laundry section. In my experience, they work just as well as the Shout Color Catchers.

[@cvan1075]

Saw them at the Walmart Superstore last week

[@nancyzichterman2374]

Eat the Frog First!! that's a new one . One you quote I've heard from you that you will not see the flaws after the binding is on. That's so encouraging.

[@marymannion4445]

It’s so true. It seems like I used to pick out every other stitch, then one day I just stopped, and I couldn’t tell the difference

[@judithdembowski149]

I tell my students that we will fix a small mess up later, then they can't find the mistake!!!

[@gisellejones1139]

Thanks...a very informative video that answered quite a few questions for me

[@carolbarnes7844]

I too like to write and sometimes take notes while watching u tubes or quilting public TV. Gives me practice not to lose that skill Also, agree about summer Fabric, just not my Colors in material and clothing. Not my happy colors.

[@toniworden3599]

Hi from Adelaide South Australia,I so look forward to all of your videos,you’ve taught me so much and given me confidence on my quilting journey,always so much to learn.so thank you very much 😀😀😀💐

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

Wonderful!

[@m53goldsmith]

Yes, please do a vid on repairs, I have recently had the experience of having to deal with a couple of slices in a fabric and had no extra fabric, so tried to repair instead. I managed, but I'm sure there's a better way than what I did at the time! And thank you for uploading this, I keep missing (or mis-scheduling) the times for watching from the UK and don't want to miss a thing. I do have to say, when I first saw that piece from the class, I thought it *was* a dog before I read the text! LOL!

[@cvan1075]

When the clock leaps forward in Spring I am not able to remember that the rest of the world has a different date for that change (or not change) and then I miss out too

[@lindatoews6462]

This is Linda from Harrow, Ontario. I am Loving your Video's!!!

[@donnahawley5524]

I believe that that Cecil from Hungary was asking about making a design wall out of regular flannel instead of a flannel backed table cloth. I think I've seen people talk about mounting flannel on a piece of wall board to give it stability.

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

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[@marjoriemoore8010]

Thank you! Love your channel!

[@cherieiduke1723]

Maybe you can talk about the difference between traditional and modern quilts some show

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

There is a big muddy middle where they overlap. I'll let a curator take that video

[@bierjip1]

The orange and white quilt is wonderful!

[@ninaheldman5647]

Yes it is ! And the tutorial it was in was on of the best in my opinion ...🌸

[@yoshiew05]

What’s the name of that tutorial?

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

Thank you

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

No Fail Layer Cake.kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWSYnaGupa6sjcU

[@audreydelphia8232]

For the cross stitch pieces- use a light weight iron -on interfacing to secure your threads. If you are passing it on to family members, you may be a goner by the time they get it, so unavailable for repairs. Smooches!

[@rhondaschellin8878]

Hey!! Don't forget to make a video on repairing quilts!! I've got one of my mom's that needs it badly!! 💕💓❤️💓💕

[@laurarelph7803]

I am wondering as you discuss your 4th of July quilt...how much do you stabilize your quilt (besides basting each side) as you quilt on the long arm? some folks talk about stitching in the ditch with each square and then coming back to fill in. Some dont seem to even do any, just quilting as they want and in what order they want. Which do you prefer, and why? Thanks! I have such a need to know! Laura Lea

[@jpendot]

I really enjoy your no nonsense approach to answering our questions. I am preparing to start making. MY own videos for my far away friends. I hope to emulate you!

[@pamelaleitman9200]

Yes do a video on repairs!

[@vickyerhind]

Hi from New Zealand really like your tutorials

[@margaretkent5907]

Hello from Niagara Falls Canada. Love your videos.....

[@elizabethglenbentley7882]

Hello from Denmark 🇩🇰 always enjoy your videos.

[@atgames99]

Great video! Thank you!

[@countrymama2839]

Really late to the party, but whoever's making a memory quilt with neckties, you could do a wall hanging and use the ties as tabs to hang it.

[@pbcmad]

Thank you!

[@elizabethkennedy4487]

Thank you, Liz , Natchitoches, Louisiana

[@charleneclement2902]

I am so happy to hear about your correcting some mistakes. I was very frustrated & having to take out some large seams. It helped to hear that it happens & we just back up & punt. (Forgive the football reference. It just fit the situation. )

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

Sometimes there's a scream in there somewhere

[@MsSherrydarling]

Great Q and A! The lady from Hungary was asking about improvising a design wall out of flannel shirts, l think. Cathy Hay from Foundations Revealed will be an awesome interview, if that's the Cathy Hay you mean.

[@alenewinter7278]

Color Catchers are available in laundry section of grocery store.

[@SammiJarrad]

I’ve got a suggestion for a quilt circle. A disabled quilter. I think it would be cool to get the perspective of someone else with accessibility issues. I love learning from our community! 💜💜

[@SammiJarrad]

@@dragonfliesfordonna2112 thanks so much!! Pandemic hit & I didn’t have the space mentally to continue. I’ve been quilting so much this year though. I find it takes me days to cut and sew. I try to just enjoy every step and blare music I love. Hugs!! 💜💜

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

Good Idea

[@m53goldsmith]

Perhaps a sub-group for JGIDQ?? I would really welcome helpful ideas from others with disabilities. I have immunity issues (staying at home), osteoarthritis in hands and shoulders, plus my eyesight isn't what it used to be. This all combines to mean that I have to take things slowly and I am usually on my own, except for FB and YT.

[@palmtree2939]

Daniel Burgess would be great to interview for this if he isn’t too shy.

[@lisemonatalbot]

How about interviewing Jenny Doan, Donna Robertson, Cindi Rang? They have dedicated years to quilting and developing their respective businesses. There are many others of course.

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

And they need to also have time

[@debbiestallard694]

Have you ever tried fan folding your quilt as you try to quilt it? Not a bulky as rolling it up.

[@angiesewtherapy6628]

Hi, I've taken flannel plaids or some call them woven cottons and made a sq ON a sq ON a sq. No batting. Either do QAYG or solid back. First block I think was like a 10", then put a sq on top of it ON POINT and top stitch it twice 1/2" from the edge and rag the edge (later). Then put anther sq ON top but not on point. Make sure the sq fits inside the seam line of the onpoint block. Once sewn together rag the edges. They are soft and wonderful! P.s. 1/2" seams. 💘 your videos. Greetings from Indian Trail, NC, USA.

[@elmgroveagtolar]

Do you ever use a cutting system such as accuquilt, and if so, do you like it? From Texas

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

I don't because cutting is my favourite part of the process. But I friend has an accuquilt and loves it

[@glendathegoodwitch6987]

My advice on learning free motion quilting: 1. Your first FM quilt will be for the dog, not a loved one. It is a practice quilt. Take the pressure off. Smoothness and facility will come suddenly at some point thereafter. Also, practice developing your raw muscle memory with pen and paper.

[@wendymurdoch7369]

On your May 1 episode the lady from Hungary was likely asking you can I use regular flannel for a display wall as we don't have flannel backed tablecloths here.

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

👍

[@cassieoz1702]

The soul destroying part of FMQ is trying to match hand speed to foot/controller pressure. I have an awful foot control (tiny change causes huge increase in speed) and I can't afford to replace it. It's also difficult to 'spend' fabric on practise pieces which truly do look awful

[@cassieoz1702]

@@jedberg7244 no dog donation options here and I just don't have use for many of the other options. Ive made a topper for the washing machine, an ottoman cover and a sewing machine cover and am no closer to anything I'd let anyone else see (and I an NOT a perfectionist and have been sewing for 60yrs). They're all projects I didn't need anyway. Massive problems with tension and skipped stitches as soon as I put a ruler foot on. Also problems with a foot control; machine goes from 0-100mph with minuscule changes of press. I think my choices are give up trying or spend a LOT of money for yet another machine

[@christydavis1749]

You are a doll! Hope your son is doing well!!

[@jmacgilli1258]

Might be too late on this question. I am a brand new quilter. I have watched your cutting videos. In ‘home ec’ class in the 1970’s we were taught the selvage was always straight and to use that to true up the fabric. But this doesn’t seem to be the rule when cutting for quilting. Is there a reason why? Am I not pre-washing.

[@coreygilles847]

Thank you from Tacoma

[@patriciafarrell424]

Is there a site I can go to to find a tutorial for the cute Doggie Block you just showed? Except, I want Cats too.

[@dedrasmitherman7983]

I bought a cat pattern on Etsy from Sew Fresh Quilts. I made that quilt for my mom. It turned out really cute. The shop has lots of different patterns but not tutorials.

[@cvan1075]

Cecilia wants to know if flannel can be used for design wall to plan blocks because the Dollar Store flannel-backed tablecloths are not available in Hungary. Maybe lightweight cheap felt squares might serve if pasted up to a board?

[@cvan1075]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3u9lqGGbciSpas Pat Sloan shows a flannel wrapped construction insulation board

[@christineparry5873]

@@cvan1075 I watched this and then did it on my wall using a flannel bed sheet. Works brilliantly.

[@brendafrye5875]

Love 💘 the orange quilt behind you. How is it quilted?

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

I did ruler work with my longarm...I think it was qult #3 off the longarm.

[@eduardachi2571]

Omg the dog so cute

[@ninaheldman5647]

Dear Karen,as I usually watch all your videos I cant imagine,that I possibly missed it ..? Or did you already talk about the EPP millefiori quilt that you currently work on ? If not ,please,please do so !!!that would be sooo interesting ! Thank you so much 🌸

[@JustGetitDoneQuilts]

I'm just about to start my penultimate rosette.

[@dianefawcett1260]

Thank you from Edmonton, Ab