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@@merrileewoodrick794, thank you! Yes, the longer video (about 20 minutes) is a whole overview that goes through the process from the beginning. It was created by Timeless Treasures Fabrics.

Thank you! Yes, the Hexified Panel Quilt tutorial by Liz Granberg-Jerome is the overview from the beginning of the process.

Yes, check out the tutorial video in my playlist that was put together by Timeless Treasures. ruclips.net/video/QLRYs3ev23k/видео.html

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I don't have a video on sewing with ribbons yet; however, I have plenty of ribbons left to make another project and will be sure to make a video when I get started! Stay tuned. :-)

Thank you! I try to come up with things that are out of the ordinary to share. :-)

Thank you! There's also one on cutting and the video I have linked from Timeless Treasures takes you through 90% of the process from cutting on!

I've got you covered, cuz! <3

I replaced the original ruler foot for the Sure Foot, which is a little taller. Since adding it when I had the conversion kit installed so I could change feet easily, I haven't actually used any other foot!

Thank you! Yes! The Insight table that comes with the Capri also works with the Sweet 16. It was an upgrade that has been so worth it! I love it!!!

Thanks, Mary! Good thing because the final assembly also uses a partial seam! Parts & pieces are ready and I'll be recording the video this week for the 2nd Saturday. :-)

The set-in center can be any size you need. For this particular block it was a 4 1/2" square. Depending on what pattern you're using, the instructions will tell you what size to cut that center. I've even used this technique when sewing together random size blocks cut from t-shirts to get everything to fit. Once you know how to do it, you'll find places where this can be very handy!

Excellent question! According to Barbara Brackman's Encyclopedia of Pieced Quilt Patterns, "In 1907, Hearth & Home magazine asked readers to send blocks named after states, capital cities, and US territories." A photo or drawing was included and full size patterns were available to readers who mailed in a request with a coin or stamp.

Hi Vicky, Thank you! As a beginning quilting teacher, I like to break things down for all levels. There will be more! Keep coming back!

Thank you! Glad it was helpful!

HI Elle, That sounds like a wonderful machine! Many years ago my mom had a Kenmore, but it was replaced several times over the years. I wish some of those old machines had been stored away! The vintage machines last forever if taken care of. I believe the Featherweights also have an optional seam guide, but for now this works for me. :-) Our modern machines with multiple stitches & functions mostly sit in their cases unless we need a zig-zag or something special. :-)

Hi Vicky, This is a BOM at my local shop that is already underway. It will be released as a complete pattern early next year after the BOM series is done. Watch for it in spring 2022. You can follow me on Facebook or sign up for my e-blast newsletter through my website GypsyDreamerQuilts.com Liz

We've used the mounting tape as well on our rulers! I like to have a piece of the molefoam padding and my husband likes the mounting tape as a guide on the bottom side of our triangle rulers when cutting the triangles for our Hexified Panel Quilts/One Block Wonders. I had not used it the machine, but will definitely keep it in mind, especially for my modern machines that are plastic. I like the molefoam for my vintage machine as I feel like/hope the adhesive that is engineered to be used on skin will be kinder to the finish on a Featherweight. :-) I like a longer guide as well, but usually not longer than the molefoam pad as it comes. :-)

Hi Norma, as long as you have a closed foot for ruler work, you will be fine. I did purchase the Sure Foot, which is a little taller, so I'm less likely to let the foot jump over the ruler. It doesn't happen often, but can cause you to break a needle, chip the rule, and even throw your machine out of timing. ~Liz

Thanks so much! Keep checking back as I will be adding more videos along the way.

Each step is a separate video. I'm working with projects that have been in the UFO bag, so are past the cutting stage. There will be a new video as soon as I start a new project. :-)

I, too, was disappointed to find this lack. I think this would make an awesome hand quilted piece. Is there somewhere you could tell us where to get these directions? I do love the clear and easy directions! Your camera Mas was great!

Everyone has their way of doing it. Obviously we like the way we do it. Learn from many and then take what you like and leave the rest. :-)

Yep. Good thoughts for quilting and life! Thanks for reaponding

Hi Jennifer, are you referring to the 1/4" seam guide ruler? I had some made that I sell strictly at my workshops. There are several companies who make & sell them, plus we got one in a shop hop goodie bag as a gift. Look for 1/4" seam guide or seam allowance ruler. :-)

I'm so glad that helps! There will be more videos of next steps, but we are finishing up some projects before we start new ones to video.