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Great vid! Thank you!😊

😂 why do you sound like one of the chipmunks you’re talking so fast I can’t even separate some of your words to make sense

I “trimmed” a thin piece of my index finger because my fingertip was not completely on the ruler, even though I was cutting away from myself 😢

You made1/4 square triangle😮😮😮😮😮 The bias is different: 1/2 square has bias on the long side; 1/4 has bias on the two short sides .

Love the versatility of half-square and quarter-square triangle pieces 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Use a printer, set to Greyscale (black only) and copy any medium value fabric to see just how “light” or “dark” your fabric is. This works especially well if you need 3-4 values, especially if using different colors, for your quilt. I used this for Lover’s Knot. I had a multicolor print and three colors. I was able to see there wasn’t much of a difference between the dark purple and medium green originally chosen, and so changed the green to one which read lighter. 😊

I decided to do dry iron only……using a spray/mist bottle.

Hello, This is Monica who attended your wonderful retreat in February. I am using the mini Rowenta first class. I love it. Cost is less than $40.

I have had 2 Olisos and they both have been returned, because they stopped heating up. I have bought an old fashioned $29 heavy black and decker and love it.

Were can I get that pattern? I just found your site. I would love to have this pattern. Thank u for any help you can give me. We’re can I purchase or download pattern. Thank you so much. 😊

Thank you for a wonderful and informative video. I too have a maven and love it , had a Rowena steam station $$$and it spit after a year using and to clean it , it was horrible. My maven is 3 years old and is used on a daily basis. Looking forward to more videos from you.

Very well done; good info. ❤

I love Wilmington

Great video - I too bought into the Oliso and dislike it immensely! Thanks so much for a great video. Can't wait for the rest!

I was trying to decide whether the gimmicky Oliso mini was worth it as I dropped my iron recently and it's definitely seen better days. Their prices here in Australia are ridiculous, so nope. I've heard great things about Reliable, but I'm not sure they're available here. I don't use steam, so I'll probably get another cheapie.

Great video! Learned some great tricks.

Again another fantastic video. You perfectly addressed all my worries about bulky seams. And I'm definitely going to start using your pinning technique. Thank you so much. Wish I had found your videos sooner. Greetings from Ontario, Canada.

They look great. Going to use your ideas. Tx.

Good video, clear & concise, to the point. Tx for that. I just did a quilt pattern I bought from another youtuber which was all HST. I made a conscious effort to press well and nest my seams, but frustrated that I have bulky seams where my blocks come together.(I have 20 large blocks made up of 9 HSTs). My first time making a quilt using HSTs. I thought about pressing my seams open, searched for videos on how to eliminate bulky seams, everyone presses to the side. You are the only one that pressed your HST seams open. Next time I'm doing that. One last comment - the template you used to trim your HSTs, I bought one too. I'm still a little unsure as to how to use the markings, but have saved your video to watch again. It was a little hard to see on the dark fabric you first showed it on. Again, great video. Thanks again. Watching from Ontario, Canada.

I started one this year. Hadn’t seen this pattern before mow and I love it. I even bought my fabric from FQS. I’ll have to see how I can use this pattern as I have 6 months already made. Fun.

Where can I find the pattern for the temperature and with the tree in the cottage?

Just found u on my quilting journey. Nice tutorial

These are too cool!

Tutorial is great! I plan to buy/make both sizes & donate one to my quilt guild for our next quilt show (if I can bear to part with one!)

I subscribed.❤

Love this! Thank you for sharing.

Very cute little project! I am forever losing things when I sew!

I’m just taking my first quilting class in September and found your video. I love the tape trick and all the opinions you showed on the layout. Thank you!

What a lovely little gift to make for friends after I have made my own. Joann is a great maker with lovely ideas. I would have it for sewing but could be used by teachers , in the kitchen for tools or the bigger one could be for gardeners for seeds etc

Really good tips. Do you have any close-up shots or illustrations of the pins across the seams? I think I understand it, but I'm really new to quilting and not sure if what I think is going on is what's actually going on lol. Thanks for sharing the video. I've subscribed and look forward to exploring your channel more.

I love these little organizers. They would so come in handy. Great tutorial.

The Clearly Perfect Slotted Trimmer is my favorite for HST's. Great hack for pinning, also liked your tutorial on the roof tips.

Love this idea! I am always looking for creative ways to organize my sewing tools, and with this being vertical it won't take up much space. Also would be great for my son who uses a lot of small tools when building model planes and tanks! Thanks for sharing.

Sew cute!! Always a great tutorial Penny!

Great tutorial and it’s always good to see you “in action”! The organizer is really cute and timely for me .

Thank you for the tutorial. This is a neat little organizer.

Thank you for sharing, Penni ! That’s a great tip to use the fusible stabilizer to cover the back and secure all the seams. This pattern is very adaptable for any craft area, work desk, even for the kids homework area by leaving off the pin cushion.

This is So cute. I would love this to help me get organized. Thank you!

I love your quilt! Thanks for the helpful tips

Love how you explain things!!!! What type of design wall are you using?

If you don’t have the medical tape, just put a rubber band around the ruler at its end It works just as good as the tape. Another thing working very well is a drop of hot glue used with the glue gun. Let a drop of glue fall on ruler, flatten it immediately with a knife and let dry completely. No slippage anymore. 😊

Didn't realize Joann designed this. She is always coming up with great uses for metal forms. I can see this being used for hand sewing while watching TV.

First of your videos I've seen. Love this cute project! Thanks for the info. ❤

Thank you

Those are adorable, would love to make them for my sewing buddies.

What a great organizer...something I'm in great need of.

I have yet to find just the right organizer, this just might be the one! Thanks for the chance to win.

love the creator of the kit and the fabric you used is adorable! FUN!! i want to make one too!

Love this little organizer for my hand sewing ,help me to keep up with my hand sewing ,needle threader ,,and pins,, love that!!

So cute! Would really be handy to have on my sewing table.