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Great question! The label does say it is 'washable' but does not indicate it is water soluble. My assumption is 'no' the description also says it's permanent. If you are concerned about lumps and bumps from the glue drips, I've never noticed any because I'm constantly smoothing out the fabric as I go.

505 does. Always check the label.

Thank you very much!

I got them at a local store... Fred-Meyers, during spring-summer season. As far as I know, they are the standard size. the hole I think is 1" or 1.2". I measured before heading to Home Depot and buying wooden dowls as my joiners. It's been the best solution for me.

You can use pipe insulation in place of pool noodles and PVC pipe for dowels.

You are so welcome! you should have access now.. truthfully, I thought I'd seem more requests for this... nonetheless, I'm so happy to share it. Enjoy and Happy quilting!

Thank you... it was tough trying to decide the colors for both my Son and Daughter in-law :-)

You are very welcome! and Thank you for watching!

LOL... I wish I had one too.. I'd be making quilts every day... but such is life.. I must work full time and do this as a hobby! But I stitch when I can and share along the way.

Thank you... This was my test run, I'm now doing a full blown version of this and it has some depth with the changes in the backgrounds (light and dark). Sorta reminds me of a granny square.

Thank you for the very kind comment, and thank you for watching!

Why yes... I tend to be a little 'wordy' I suppose it's my way of making sure I don't miss sharing. Truly, Thank you for watching.

I speed up most RUclips tutorials, often at 2x speed!

I'm very glad you are able to get some take-aways. No matter how big or small, I hope to help others who are learning any kind of technique in quilting projects. Thank you for watching!

That's a great idea! I'm still playing with my camera and lighting; I'll definitely keep in mind ways to provide better clarity! And thank you for watching!!

How wonderful! Thank you for the generous compliment 😊 I'm happy to have help with your confidence 😃 You got this 👍

That's a great idea! I'll have to give it a try on my next QAYG project. A lot of quilters will do a lot of hand stitching, which I think is a great method, sadly I've not the patience yet for that step. I did have a lot of fun with it. Thank you for the great tip and for watching!🤩

You are more than welcome Tony, and likewise, you are one of my personal treasures! 🤗💛

So sorry to hear, Let me know how I can make it easier, I'm happy to take suggestions and thank you for watching :-)

Thank you very much for watching and the request. I didn't see your request... Can you please confirm you clicked the link that is in the description? it sends an automatic email to me so I can grant access. I've pasted it here as well. For enhanced security, viewers must ‘request’ access. I’ll view emails regularly and grant access to view the PDF pattern: drive.google.com/file/d/1SmU7ErzoZAldUqnDn0LtaB7nXHwtU-ge/view?usp=sharing

Thank you so much for the request and for watching. You should have access to this pattern now :-) Each video with a pattern will have it's own link in it. And thank you for your patience. i've been away due to family loss, and it's been a bit sad.

Thank you Janet for the kind words and thank you for watching :-)

Great question! the FG should be the same width x half the depth + 1/2". So if 9 1/2" is the size of the focus block unfinished, then FG should be 9 1/2" x 5". that extra 1/2" will be consumed in the seam allowance when you piece your two FG units to make the chevron block. Then calculate the measurements based on how you choose to the FG (4 at a time or 1 at a time). I hope this is helpful.

Great question! I didn't use batting because it was already double layered, and the blanket is fairly small and already thick. I thought adding batting would make it lumpy and less comfortable. Hind sight I think adding the batting would certainly have made it a pretty comfy pillow :-)

I have made several. it is a little bit of math to get that pillow the right size and to center it on the blanket. Its right to eliminate the batting in the pillow fabric to avood more problems. I suppose one could have a quilted piece or block already batted and quilted beforehand it would be reallt pretty, but the job of a quillow is to go from blanket to pillow and back to blanket with ease.

Hello Melodeeellestad, can you help me better understand your comment? I do tend to talk a little slow to make sure I'm saying the right things... or don't skip steps. I do recognize that everyone has their preferences and sincerely appreciate the feedback.

Hi LoriB, Thank you for the generous comment. There should be a link in the description for you to request access. Sadly, I'vew been a bit slow with life stuff this year so if you don't have the access. reply or email me and I'll add you by name. :-)

Thank you RainyDayDiva for the compliment. And thank you for watching!

Absolutely @joyfulJan! glad you were able to get some useful ideas! That is my only goal with this channel. There are a lot of great content providers and many make things look so easy. I struggle which means others do too so I want to share those tidbits or learn from others too! Happy quilt journey!

Now that I'm nearly done with the "Soldier's Journey" quilt... I plan on making another layer or two to the SpiceRack/walk-About around the world. Since my fabricks from my Great Grandmother area limited I really have to choose carefully the fabric for each block. I'll post an update video when I do. 🙂

Thank you seewwww much for the generous reply! I'm happy you found it usefull!!

Thank you, Donna, I'll try to go back in to the videos and turn on CC... hopefully I speak clearly enough for it to capture everything. Appreciate the valued feedback!!!

Hi Donna, I double checked and I was able to see English Subtitles with CC turned on. Please let me know if this is still an issue for you. Thank you again.

Glad you enjoyed it! I'd love to see what you create!

Thank you for watching!

Thanks so much! and Thank you for watching!

Thank you Cynthia for the kind words and thank you for watching!!

Howdy Lisa Lisa! thank you for the generous comment and yes, most definitely there will be more to come! Thank you for watching!

My pleasure! and thank you for watching!

Thank you so much! SadieJoesiesMom!

You're so welcome! and thank you for the generous comment. Let me know if you have any special requests... I'll sure give it a whirl!!

Glad you liked it! and thank you for the generous comment!

You're right that does seem like a way easier method. Even though the corner points aren't sharp, it makes the squares look nice and uniformed with rounded corners which softens up the image. Thank you for sharing; I'll give it a try in a block :-)

Glad it was helpful! and Thank you for watching!

Glad you enjoyed it! and thank you for watching!

Is there a way to explain how to construct a block?

Hi Vicki, I'm not sure I follow. Do you have a specific block in mind, or are you asking about calculating the size of an HST?

@@ThatGirlsQTnT how to construct any block

I think that's pretty subjective and depends on who's receiving and who's providing instructions. Me personally, I like a show and tell with lots of detail. I try to explain the same way I'd like to learn about it. I'm a beginner so words, and watching it get done work best for me. I also like to see mistakes get made or those little imperfections, and then I like to see how a quilter/piece-maker compensates for those little imperfections... Or, dare I say 'character'. I'm always open to suggestions and requests; If you'd like to see a specific block, I'm happy to give it a whirl and make a video of it.

Thank you Connie and thank you for watching! I'm putting the pattern in the description.

@@ThatGirlsQTnT wonderful thank you!

@Connie, YVW and thank you for watching!

Thank you! 😊

I’ve done a lot of small blocks. The bulk of the seams is a bit much. Your method of opening seams makes sense. I will definitely try. Thank you.

Happy you enjoyed it and thank you for watching!

Thank you Caryn for your kind and generous feedback and thank you for watching!

Hi! full transparency... I'm lazy at math in general LOL but I've found resources that have been very helpful in determining measurements for starting pieces... But I still try to share formulas... for those that want to learn a tid-bit more. So a virtual shout out to all content providers who've posted cutting instruction tables everywhere!

My pleasure! Thanks for the suggestion and for watching!!!