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This is a mini iron ideal for quilting & pressing seams. There are a few different brands on the market & are available quilting & craft shops.

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So happy that you love this design - the pattern and details can be found here facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.892381626269477&type=3

Hello! You can find the fabric requirements here: facebook.com/media/set?set=a.892381626269477&type=3

@@VlieselineUK are there kits available please? I’ve searched but can’t find

@@VlieselineUK are the kits please? I can’t find any when I’ve searched. I’m presuming quilters grid is used too!

Glad to have you join us - look forward to seeing your quilt!

@@JillianJames-iv9lw did you get a kit or source fabric yourself?

@@EmilylovedBagpuss I've got lots of fabric so I'm going to shop from my stash.

Very happy to hear that this tutorial was helpful - sorry that the instructions received weren't useful for your project.

Glad to hear that this tutorial was useful for you- best of luck with your future sewing projects

That's wonderful - so happy to know that this video tutorial was useful for you!

So happy to hear that you enjoyed this demo!

Thank you so much - hope you enjoy our channel!

Absolutely - there are some wonderful machine available now! Hope these tips are useful top

Very happy to hear that our videos are useful- happy sewing!! 💛

Thank you! Glad that you’re enjoying our tutorials 💛

Thank you - very happy to hear that you enjoy the tutorials 💛

@VlieselineUK I did. I have a couple of your products on the recommendation of Kim. When I use this demo to help me construct a quilt, I will be ordering from you what has been used here. Thank you.

It is not currently- but we are working on this!

Hi - Great question! Solufleece is a lightweight & thin product - 38 g/m² . Did you have a specific use or project in mind? You can find more about the product here ruclips.net/video/UM2haKlp6JE/видео.htmlsi=NZoMQusaizaJ3NlI

That's great to hear - Thermolam is very versatile, lovely to hear that it's being featured in your machine embroidery work!

Delighted to hear that you've found this useful -it is also great for using in wall hangings too!

Good question- let me find out and get back to you!

Thanks for your question, I've taken a look into this and Pellon Decovil is sold in the US and Vlieseline (previously known as Vilene in some areas) Decovil is sold in the rest of the world. I don't have any comparable samples of the Pellon, so it would be down to the individual consumer on preference. Are you looking for a stockist of Vlieseline Decovil? Or, may I offer you any guidance for selecting an suitable interlining for a specific project?

So happy you enjoyed it Audrey! Do share some photos if you make your own!

Decovil light is great for hat brims - if you're looking for a more solid version the Decovil 1 would be a great option.

Thank you! Happy to hear these tips are useful for you. It's all these hints, tips and hacks that really make all the difference to a sewing project - isn't it?

@@VlieselineUK definitely. Never made a quilt but finding out all the info before I start cutting lol

Hi - So glad that you found this video useful and are keen to make the design. You can find the template here: facebook.com/media/set/edit/a.482586810582296 You can scale to your desired size or use the template as a guide for drafting your own. Hope you enjoy making these crowns!

Thank you for taking the time to reply. Although I am not on Facebook I do appreciate it

Feel free to email me at laura.strutt@freudenberg-pm.com and I can send a copy to you if you like @@SB-km5yp

If you search “Christmas Cracker Snaps” on Etsy or Amazon you should be able to find a stockist for these. Hope that helps!

So happy to hear you liked the tutorial- hope you enjoy making some of these crackers too!

Very happy that you found this tutorial inspiring! We agree, Jennie Rayment is such an incredible stitcher and tutor and very generous with all her expert tips! Hope you enjoy making some of these for yourself!

Great tutorial, love the crackers so well explained, thank you..❤

We love your alternative for shop-bought crackers - not only is it more environmentally friendly, its so much more personal too! Let us know if you try out this cracker project - these can be used year after year too!

Hello to you in Mexico! Thanks you- hope you enjoy making them! ¡Hola a ti en México! Gracias, ¡espero que disfrutes haciéndolos!

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Thank you so much- so good to hear you enjoyed it!

Hi! Waist-Shaper is a fusible tape applied to make accurate waistbands. You can find more about the product here: www.vlieseline.com/Products/Tapes/Waist-Shaper

Once in a garment it can be recycled with textiles as normal. The element which is torn away is cellulose and viscose- the composition itself is recyclable but need to check with individual local authorities for their specifics.

Thank you, you're welcome, happy to hear that this is useful for you!

Great question! If you're concerned about the main fabric being damaged in the fusing process you can work with the Vlieseline IRON On pressing cloth www.vlieseline.com/Products/Specialities/Iron%20On However, as you say, working with materials like faux leather you may prefer to avoid pressing from that side. You can work with the fusible product -Style-Vil or Style-Vil Fix uppermost. As the heat from iron will have to penetrate through the interlining, you may find that you need to take more time to work over the sections to fuse. Using IRON On pressing cloth will help to protect your project.

Fuse it to thin fabric then treat as a sew in.

The finished blocks need to be 8in square - the first block may be larger than than so you can trim down as needed.

Please can you explain how you do it

Hello - The grid lines are marked in inches, therefore if you were to work with fabrics cut to 1 in square they would product 1/2 in finished square after the 1/4 seam allowance.

Thank you so much - looking forward to sharing more blocks and seeing the quilts!