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Adorable! I love the extra features you added to it.

Love the pink cheeks! Great ideal! Love how it turned out

I just came across your channel, it was fun to watch. I love using antiques or unusual objects for pin cushions. The sad iron information was interesting. Which antique store did you find your treasures? The wooden spools make cute miniature pincushions too.

I watched several videos on paper, piecing, and yours was by far the most complete and well spoken. You’re calm voice walked me through it. I’ve been Quilting for about 60 years and I’ve just started paper piecing it was quite intimidated. So thank you for your patience and good luck with your channel.❤

Thank you so much for showing all 3 methods. It’s exactly what I was looking for! I have mini charm packs I want to use & was going back & forth on the grid interfacing as my local craft store has it cheap in 1” (so I was thinking 2.5 x 2 = 5” so was thinking of utilizing it that way). This would be my first bed quilt.

So funny. I use similar tubs, store my overflow in the garage in a craft cabinet and.....that's my couch! 😅

On the edges that you remove the paper, if you based the edges down after pressing it will hold the form better and when you join them to the rest of the other blocks it will be easier for you.

Thanks so much for sharing your excellent skills and expertise with EPP! This was so helpful. I’m definitely hooked.😊

What is sweet idea?. thank you for your video. I really enjoyed watching it.

I was born during that era and my Mom used to make dresses etc for my sister and me. I remember her going to our local mill and getting the feed sacks while we anxiously waited in the car to see what she got. What a great memory. I've been wanting to make a quilt of feedbacks. Guess I should get on it now I know more is available. Thanks.

Thanks for all these tips!

Thank you for the wonderful tutorial!

You really helped me figure out that kicker knock! Thanks so much

Thanks for the tutorial I have a paper roll I got as a gift and did not know how to use it! Thank you!!

Steel wool helps sharpen needles.

So cute❤ gingham dog. And calico cat!!

The quilt you are featuring is not called trip around the world. It is called many trips around the world.

I found this video at the perfect time. I was frustrated that I couldn't make HST's exactly the size that I wanted. Instead I was making them and adjusting the size of the other block pieces so they all fit together. I jumped on Amazon and ordered some Triangles on a Roll. They should be here Monday and thanks to you I now know how to use them. :)

Hello. Do you know the collection name of the dog one at 25:10 ?

Thank you for sharing your method on HST papers. I learned a lot, i especially love the point on pressing the triangles with the paper on to prevent the distortion of the hat block. Also place the fabric that you want to press towards on the bottom. Thank you, I have saved this video to my playlist and shared with my quilting friends.. yes I did subscribe too.. ❤❤🎉🎉

Great tutorial. I’ve just started EPP and have only used hexagons. I want to try different shapes. Loved seeing you try different shapes. Just subscribed.

Excellent demo and instructions! Thank you for the video

Thanks so much for all the great ideas...I especially liked the idea of putting your future quilt fabric and pattern in a storage box so it's all ready to go when you want to start your project.

Amazing wonderful idea

Love the colors you’ve chosen 💕💕🧡🧵

Beautiful block

Cant wait to see the rest. Well done!

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Thank you

I find if I draw the circle on the back of the fabric it’s easier to follow

It's lovely. Great save! ❤

TYFS Shalen! Your quilt top turned out beautifully and unique. I love it. Your “Save” is encouraging to me to pull out an old top of mine and view it in a different light to make it beautiful as well. Congrats for your perseverance 💕🧵🎉🎉🎉🎉

Nice Save!

I think it turned out beautiful!

I love it!

Way to have fun and not beat yourself over it. Positive outcome.

Very pretty colours. Enjoyed your perseverance always so positive. Thanks for sharing. Always enjoy your content💕

It looks really good!

Try tracing your templates on the backside of the fabric. In some cases the line should be easier to see. I’m enjoying your EPP episodes very much. You’re doing a great job.

Where do u get the stand

What fun Summer quilt shop hop. Thanks for sharing. Happy quilting

What an awesome tribute! Are there just 4 videos? Are you still teaching?

I love your demonstrations/ examples/ thank you!! 🙂😍

Glad I found your video, I am incorporating a selvage into my label, great idea. 🎉

Thanks so much, I bought the panels a long time ago.I'm ready to try it know.

I know you are very busy, but do you have a tutorial for sewing EPP on to the quilt and do you pull out the paper?

Gorgeous finds. My Sister has been doing this for years..she has quite a collection of pin cushions...you will cherish and enjoy yours also. The information on the iron was interesting. Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial ❤️ the black and white dog is adorable...and multi purposes..dish in front to hold clips..pin cushion...backhole you could keep friction pin or glue stick...can't wait to see what you decide ❤

My favorite time in history . People were very resourceful!

Hi Shalen, missed your videos, but glad you had some time off in the summer. Your quilt is stunning. It looks like you might live on or near Whitby. I'm north of you in Vancouver. I have been working on a Storm at Sea for some time. It was one of the first I attempted not knowing it's level of difficulty. I think you made the right choice with the papers. I am using cut-out templates. My husband may never see it or I might make it a small wall hanging and call it quits.

i love your fabric choices... you truly have a natural talent and eye for quilting; when did you first start quilting? i'm very green - got a late start in my 60's and now entering my 70s but i love to keep busy... i've made a few small quilts but hope to get more deeply involved, and EPP has always interested me.. i find stitching very relaxing, and have done embroidery since i was very young... i want to say thank you on behalf of your young students: what a great way to teach them so many things: an eye for complementary and opposite colors, textures of fabrics, cutting, stitching, focus and concentration - and most of all, building confidence in learning a new skill while having fun! they are very fortunate to have you as their guide and teacher, and i can say pretty confidently that you will always be one of their favorite teachers that they never forget... can't wait to explore your youtube channel more and gain more insight and knowledge from you! 💕