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Loved this one, thank you!

Great video and ideas! My quilting plan for my grandson’s quilt fell apart and he is expecting his GRINCH quilt tomorrow. I found your video and was able to change course and finish his quilt. Thank you!!!

Great tutorial!

Great video! I like your style and your simple, straightforward instructions. Better yet…we are both from MN.

This was phenomenal. Helped so much. Thank You!!🙂

Thank you for sharing how to quilt using your domestic machine❤❤❤❤

How do you straight line quilt without getting puckers? TIA

Thank you for sharing.

Great video! Thanks for your detailed review and for sharing information on so many pattern choices. 👍❤️

Wow. A great video and I shared. Very good ideas.

Thank you for the helpful advice

Can you tell me what pattern you used for the black, grey, and white quilt?

Very good demo, thank you!

Wonderful, easy to understand video. Thank you🧵

I line quilt all of my quilts. Don’t want to spend the money or take the time to get to a long armer. Besides I love doing it myself. ❤️

All these examples are beautiful! I love them! I'm going to have to try this method of making a cathedral quilt, you have explained it so well!😀💕

What is the pattern for the gorgeous quilt behind you?

Where can we obtain the chart? It’s not in the show notes

Very nice

Joy, You’re always SEW interesting & informative. I love everything you share. Thank you Joy, Nate, Duke, & ALL. Happy Saturday.🫶

Great tip! I’m one who avoids directional fabric at all costs. Ill look at it very differently now.

Thank you

I’ve been looking for an easy cathedral window - love this technique. I’ve also been wanting to practice my machine quilting techniques and this will be perfect. I can do different designs in each of the windows. Also, I think I will cut the batting the square size and glue baste it in. This way, it will reduce the bulk of the fold over portion and make it easier to pink the edges. Brilliant idea to use pinking shears for those circles!

Thank you for the great tips and encouragement to straight line quilt. Working on my 4th quilt project and using the walking foot to do organic line quilting. I’m really glad your video popped up on my feed!❤

Thank you for the PDF for the flange sizes and the video.

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What size stitch do you like for straight line stitching?

Great tutorial! I'm going to be starting one of these this week in fact. Thank you!

Thanks.

Interesting and timely. Bought a yard of a large print (main figure is 14x9) and don't want to even fussy cut it. Didn't want to use it as a backing but you have shown me options that I think I can use. Thanks.

Thank you!

Love this! I have a vintage quilt a great aunt made so many decades ago with prairie points on the edges - still gorgeous to this day. You provided such easy explanations on ways to recreate. Thank you!

than you sEw much for the tea towel tutorial 🧵

You popped up in my feed, and Im so glad you did! Your relaxed and enjoyable attitude towards your projects inspires confidence and motivates me. Thanks!

Thank you so much! I could never make my half square triangle blocks to come out right. I just used your info and all 24 just came out PERFECTLY!

This is brilliant, thank you! You saved me SO much time and effort. At first I was not sure where you were heading with this; then I realized....you are a genius. Thank you so much!

Great tip!

Very inspiring Thank you

Can you dry your quilt with wool batting?

That knife is a great idea and I never saw cuddle cut like this before. I put that sticky saran wrap on the back of the cuddle where I’m going to cut and it reduces the amount of fiber that gets into the mat.

Great sharing 👌 very useful 👍💫

Great information and demo! Thank you,

You are the sweetest. I started one the old fashioned way and haven’t finished it. I will try your instructions with the sewing machine. Thank you.

Loved the tip on extending the cuddle with regular fabric.

wow what great news thank you so much i love the quilt for your husband it is so pretty great ideal for my son this christmas

WOW, that’s so nice, Nate❣️

Hello Joy, Nate, DUKE, & ALL - miss you lots!🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶

Hi Cindy, I am the one who designed the clip holder made from sock cuffs and left over binding. I believe your question to Red Pine was the width of the binding strip...it would have been 2 1/2 inches, the length before sewing together would be the circumference of the cuff plus 2 to 2 1/2 inches. Just make sure it will be long enough to go over your wrist.

I didn't hear how wide the strip of fabric is that you sew into the tube to make the binding.

What is the quilt behind you? It looks scandinavian.