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Heirloom sewing is nice with winged needles. I use a water soluable Stabilizer to hold the stitching into place. I also use a linen or natural fiber fabric and a lighter weight 50 thread. thanks

Thank you! I have the set but didn’t know how to use it!

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing! 😊❤

This is beautiful! Thank you for showing how to do it. 😊❤

Hi Connie, after seeing you using it I purchased one but when I put the orange thing down it doesn’t stay, please kindly advise. Thank you so much ❤

Oh, I need this pillow case template! What a fun looking project. I can only imagine how wild your imagination can get with the decorative stitches and techniques Husqvarna Viking machines have.

I agree! Where would we find the info. for actually setting up the machine for the stitch out?

Yes! Martha Pullen! I miss your magazines!+

Thank you, Connie. Love the use of fabric folding pen for mitered corners.

I remember watching these shows on public television. I do not believe programs of this quality are still being produced for public television. It’s rather sad to see how things have declined in general. Few people today have the time and disposable income to engage in such a hobby. Martha has such a gracious yet confident personna. She certainly knows her subject. I have never encountered anyone who knows more on this topic than Martha.

Wao, this is a wonderful teaching!!! I loved it and is very well understand!!!!! thank you!!!!

This technique has decorated petticoats since the mid 1800s. Instead of folding under and using a glue stick, I was taught to fold them inside and whip stitch closed for a smoother look. Glue can get messy in the wash.

Finally got my ruler. Thanks to your video I know how to use it.

Soni, Maybe it would be a good idea to change the background color of the screen so we could see better. Soni, thank you for this helpful information. I really appreciate seeing how to do this on my new Viking Epic 3.

Lovely table-runner. Thank you.

Chanced upon this show recently, and I must say, Martha's Sewing Room is a fantastic find! The classic, detailed approach in your tutorials, especially the one on crazy patchwork, is a refreshing change from the fast-paced DIY videos out there. I appreciate the emphasis on taking things at a steady pace and truly savoring the craftsmanship. Your showcase of vintage nightgowns is not only elegant but also serves as a great inspiration for my upcoming projects. Thank you for generously sharing your creativity and expertise. Looking forward to more insightful episodes!

When this aired on your local PBS station you knew the kids were out of school for the summer.

I am in LOVE with this entire episode! I truly, truly need to have the design for the doily! All things Vintage is my Joy and Love :) PLEASE....help me find this exact design! Being able to re-create something from 100 or so years ago is something that is so very rare these days and I feel a strong need to keep it *alive* every chance I get. Will you help direct me to this exact design? I searched the site but sadly, could not find. Thank you:)

Excellent..thank you very much

I need this! I avoid piping because mine comes out so wavy for just a mess! Can't wait to try it!

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Great class! 😊

Best magazine for heirloom sewing! 😊

Love Classic Sewing Magazine!

Thank you! What do I do if I just subscribed to Quilt Street in order to get whatever the special price is? Thank you!

I have been a fan of Phyllis's for many years. I was saddened and shocked to hear of her passing. She is the epitome of a life well lived. I am sure she is stitching away for her Lord. ❤

Love it! Only one problem, why Puerto Rico (a US territory land) don't qualify for this subscription?

I didn’t see the $59.95 for a year. Is that the special offer? Thank you

Love this! ❤

Thank you for the great presentation

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How do you remove the knob on the pleater to get it back in the box?

Great classes!!

Thank you love all the tips

On the combing coat are the flowers edelweiss flowers? It’s very beautiful and would love a close up of the embroidery!

Wow! Love this trick

Love your tips, tricks and style of teaching! ♥️ tku!

Thank you. I’ve had one of these for ages and never noticed the holes for marking circles.

That was excellent instruction. I can rewind over and over to see what you did. This was the most clear tutorial.

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But what do you store them in? Plastic containers or ??? Thank you

Very helpful! 🙏

How clever and time saving! I’m excited to try this on my brand new Icon 2. 🙏

Thank you - very helpful demonstration of the foot and projector!

am a Bangladeshi sewing worker in Kuwait I see your video Good 👍

Awesome

I love this. If you were going to put pintucks in a shirt would you cut the shirt out first? I would think the pintucks would draw up the fabric somewhat and make the shirt smaller. Or would you draw the shirt off on the fabric as a reference point for the pintucks, sew the pintucks, and then redraw the shirt in case it did shrink up then cut it out? My head is trying to figure trout! Thank you.