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I came up with a way of doing the reverse stitches to lock in threads, when I break threads unexpectedly (using too-cheap quilting thread), but it felt like cheating, or doing it wrong. I thought the knots were obligatory and worried my ends would work themselves loose. Wonderful to learn better, at age 50! I will never tie another quilter's knot.

Que pena que viva tan lejos....desde España...besos.

Thank you for your expertise and sharing.

Vielen Dank für deine tollen Erklärungen. 😊ich schaue gerne immer mal wieder nach und rufe mir die Technik ins Gedächtnis zurück. Die Wintermonate sind für mich die beste Zeit zum quilten und erden mich sehr. Das Kreativcaos in meinem Kopf wird beruhigt und in die richtigen Bahnen gebracht. Im Sommer ist der Garten mein Ausgleich. Ich bin über 60 Jahre alt und und meine Gesundheit zwingt mich mit den Kräften zu haushalten. Nähen ist für mich eine Passion und tue es schon seit meinem 6. Lebensjahr. Danke und auf bald. Ina aus Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Thanks so much for sharing❤

How can I order some of your tool? I'm in America English

Where can I buy the needle puller like you have?

Where can I purchase the needle slider and other tools Esther uses?

Hi from Australia. Does your wrist ever ache when you go in the different directions? Thank you.

Good morning from Melbourne Australia. What did you use to mark your quilt? Thank you.

Is there only the 5 videos?

Are you using chassis All the time?? If I don't have it???

Love these. Tips

The camera is too far from the hands

So far this makes sense. Looking forward to video 2 to learn how to continue. Thank you.

Thank you for this. Making the knots to tie off was really frustrating. Your video took that off the table for me. ❤

Love this series of videos. Thank you. Can’t wait to try this

Thank you. Hand quilting is something I would love to learn. Your videos will be helpful.

What a gifted teacher. And I just know you are a very interesting person. Wish I knew you!

Now do that 50 times... next step, now do that 50 times. This is an amazing concept for habit forming. You made this video three years ago, I don't know why it came on my feed but I am so glad it did. Thank you.

Thank you so much for these videos. I am surprised at how many things I figured out on my own (because nobody in my area was hand-quilting or had ever done so), but I have learned several new techniques in these videos and will be applying them. I am also sharing them with a friend in France who hand-quilts! I enjoy hand-quilting because of the meditative quality. I own 2 quilting frames and I am currently working on a quilt that will be a wedding gift for my husband's niece (and yes, she is quilt-worthy).

But where can I purchase that thread? And also the tools and symbols that you use?

Thank you so much! I have tried and tried to Quilt and have been doing it wrong all this time, and my stitches have never been as beautiful as the ones I admire in the middle night and Amish communities. I will do as you say, and I am so grateful to you for being willing to teach.

I wish I could sit with you to learn this :)

I realize it’s been a while since you made these videos, but I would like to thank you. I have watched (and continue to do so) them multiple times. A few things I knew but nobody taught me how to quilt so I have had to learn many things the hard way 😍

I cannot understand a single word but i could see very well how she is hand quilting it. Good tutorial.

Thank-you for your precise sewing techniques helps me so much.

Who knew picking up a needle with ring finger and thumb could be a quilting lesson !!!..❤ 😊

You are so passionate on quilting

Love your small stitches of your quilts it really helped me with the tools you used for quilts. 😊

Thank you for sharing this information gave me a great idea. For the quilts.

About 40 years ago I had a quilt in a frame and allowed anyone who wanted to try it to stitch for awhile. My niece was about 7 or 8 and she loved it. I left her stitches in. When I see them it brings back so many sweet memories.

Your tutorials are inspiring. I am going to try your method.

Ms. Esther thank you so much for the tutorials, might I ask where could I find a thimble like the one that you use in this video?

I search and rejected five videos on hand quilting for beginners before finding yours. Thank you so much for sharing. I can’t wait to watch more of your instruction.❤

Thank you! Do you do cathedral windows?

Super video. Wie Geist das Werkzeug das die Nadel aus dem Stoff zieht. Das würde ich gerne bestellen. Vielen Dank im Voraus

It’s very strange as a calligrapher, artist, hand sewing, I’ve never seen anyone except Americans use their hand for eating, writing, painting etc in the way you first showed. I simply can’t think how you do it. So I’m glad you’re showing this methods, as it gives so much better dexterity.

Beautiful job ❤

Thank you for the lessons. I am doing my first quilt and appreciate the tips and no knot method.

What a gifted teacher!

Has the book Esther mentioned ever been published?

Thank you that was very informative and helpful❤

I see what you mean by the fuller range of motion. I’m going to practice! 50 times! Then 50 with the thimble.

I have larger fingers, and my hands swell so I bought a leather thimble, and it works well.

You’re right about the stitches not being worn out, but the fabric. That’s what happened with the quilt my grandmother made me. She had the tiniest stitches!