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1) 2:00 Diagonal Seam tape 2) 4:51 Clapper 3) 6:31 Block Lock Ruler 4) 8:40 Strip Stick 5) 9:40 Wool Mat 6) 10:10 Binding Ease Tool 7) 12:10 Fabric Folding Pen. Links are in the “more” description at the top for those looking.

The environment says: “I vote for the liquid spray bottle!”

The environment says: “I vote for the liquid spray bottle!”

Thank you for all the wonderful information!

Thanks!

Could someone please tell me what tool #4 is, I missed it.

You are a star! I have been quilting for 25 years and usually do not find lists of quilting tools helpful as I have a great collection of my own… but you identified products I didn’t have and weren’t aware of! I have been ordering and then using the recommended tools with great success and enjoyment. Congratulations on a great video. ❤️

I love your binding tool. It works out great if you don’t have a big space or a long space for making your binding

These wooden tools are actually all used in tailoring

I really enjoyed your presentation and learned a lot, thank you. I’m subscribed!

Like listening to a Dr Suess story

That is excellent ❤❤

❤loved this! Thank you!!!

To make HST could you sew in the middle and cut on the center line?

Thank you for sharing your tips. I watch a lot of RUclips videos, and I had never heard of half of these. I’ve already started a new shopping list.

Do you find that the Block Lock is more accurate than the Clearly Perfect Slotted Trimmer? This product only makes you cut once to trim and has notches to cut off the dog ears…all in one step.

Great video. Really enjoyed it.

I always thought it was such a time involvement to use starch. But what a difference it makes in accuracy. It is worth any time spent.

Very helpful. Thank you! I own a ballet school and we sew lots of costumes and set pieces.

I could not find the binding ease tool on line to order. any ideas?

Love the binding pressing tool. I think i saw it at my local quilt show. I walked away thinking to go back but I forgot. I'll have to pick one up now

I have both the Performance Icon that you are using here and the Creative Icon number 1. You say you can move the needle position one click left or right even with the single stitch face plate. Please tell me how to do that. On my machine that option gray's out and I can't do it. I'd like to use that function as you say to achieve a scant quarter inch.

I like my fabric to feel like fabric in my hands tho. Isn’t aerosol bad for the ozone?

Wow! I must get the Binding Ease Tool!!! Thanks Karen.

Love your gadgets and your video, thank you!

I used steam on fabric that was fused to my Pelon batting and it made my fabric come undone and it made pleats in it…never again. Maybe just for ironing out seams but I seem to have no problem with my squares laying flat.

There’s no link for the folding pen. Here can I find one?

Cheaper DIYs…..You can make your own clapper by buying a small wooden chopping board and screwing a drawer handle on it 🤗 And I got my hubby to cut and sand me a strip stick from a half round stick bought from the homewares shop for a few dollars 🤗 And you can do the same thing as the binding presser with a couple of safety pins on your ironing board 🤗 I hadn’t seen that fabric relaxing pen iron tool tho, that’s interesting 🤗🤗 and rulers are one of my fetishes… hehe… I’m a sucker for buying ALLLLL the rulers even if half of them do the same thing!

Love love love diagonal tape!

I've always used liquid sta-flo starch, diluted as desired. MUCH cheaper & can spray or dip fabric., as desired. Keeps fabric from stretching so badly

I just found your video today. Very useful and informative. Not alot of extraneous babbling about ??? You get right to the point. Thanks alot for the info.

How do you get a wool mat that doesn’t smell like burnt hair any time you use steam on it. Mine stinks so bad I can’t bare to use it. Also buy a binding machine for $100, they are so cool. I’ve never been as successful using that mat with my iron though.

I haven't done that many quilts but I have to have one of those! That could be used for so many other applications! In fact I have to get two of them one for myself and one for a lady friend of mine. It's a wonderful I love it thank you

Awesome video, thank you! I am a "gadget girl," and you've introduced me to a few new things I need!!

I need this!

Are you kidding? That spray is about $10 a can and you soak the fabric. Who can afford that when you can use about 6 cans a quilt.

I use and like the spray starch. I use a mister spray bottle which eliminates the odd odor I notice with aerosol sprays.

These are great ideas. So glad I watched this video

I could not find the binding ease?

I purchased this great tool after viewing your Sep 17, 2022 video "My Favorite Quilting Tools That Experienced Quilters Don't Know About".

I like your quilt squares. How do you like your sewingmachine ? I have an older 1471 Pfaff.

Wow, this is a fabulous list! There were a few that I had never heard of. They’re going on my wish list. Thanks for so many great suggestions!

Where can I find the beautiful inlaid clapper?

Use an open toe foot and you will have better accuracy staying on the red line! If you skip the glue you can double sew the diagonal line half inch apart on the larger squares. After stitching cut in between the lines. You get extra half square triangles for another use.

I will try the Magic but, in a spray bottle. Aerosol is not good for the environment. Careful with the wool mats. I've seen others use them and depending on what type of face plate you have; the wool could damage your iron. Great video - thank you!

Thank you for sharing your time and expertise. This was a great video. I had no idea a few of these items existed. Appreciate your sharing ❤️

What a great idea with that tape and the glue thankyou .

Thank you!

Great tip!

What a great video! I’ve never seen some of these items & I usually go online everyday looking for what’s out there. I had a good laugh when you were talking about the Block Loc. I don’t think I could say it as many times. The Strip Stick had me laughing again! You speak very clear and I found the video very informative - I’ll look out for other from you. Jenny Cross (UK)