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The Quilt Barn is one of my favorite top 3 shops. Wonderful ladies working the shop, loads and loads of projects, fabrics (including garment patterns and fabrics) and inspiring/challenging/next step projects. Absolutely a beautiful store. 🙌🏼😃🧵🧵

Hello Kayla! Burnout is present in every job and non of us is immune! ☝ Creators,artists are most affected. 4 years ago my arm and left hand were paralyzed for a cervical hernia (i'm a left-handed professional seamstress).So I had surgery on my neck and I had a pretty recovery but I no longer have that ability and control of the hand... When I have inspiration I'm in bad physical shape and when I'm in great shape my imagination fades 🤦‍♀ A painter friend of mine says:"the artist's curse is that you don't manage inspiration but it is inspiration that manages you..." I'm 50 y.o. I learned that when these "crises" come I have to regognize them,accept them and in the meantime take care of something else.Be patient and then everything will return to "normal",I will start again where I left off...💪🤣 You have a new subsciber,greetings from Italy 🙋‍♀

take it or leave it I think your nails are beautiful but your body may have got to the point where the chemicals they use are giving you an inflammation reaction. You can go your whole life doing something and then all of the sudden develop a reaction. I would try going all natural for a while and see if your hands don't feel better. I will keep you in my prayers!

The great advantage to a flat sheet with a low thread count for a backing is that its typically inexpensive. Of course as you pointed out, you can sew it!

Where might I find the cutting instructions for this block? Or the name of this block so I can find it thank you..

You're my kinda girl on quilting, therefore You just got a new subscriber to your channel. I love your block. Keep up the good work!

You tube suggested this video for me to watch. So I’m on binge watch. Thank you Kayla. Love your contents sweetie. Xx

Oh Kayla. Love your quilt. Well done sweetie xx

Kayla. Your quilt is beautiful. Like the fact that you made a maker design. Thank you. Hope your health is on the mend love. Lynx

I like their Waverly and their Pioneer Women fabrics.

I recently cannibalized/repurposed the high-loft polyfil stuffing from an old sleeping bag (that finally ripped apart after nearly 30 years of constant use) to make a large (85"x85") puff quilt.. I deconstructed the sleeping bag and put all the stuffing in a lightweight plastic bag. I weighed myself on a bathroom scale then weighed myself holding the bag of stuffing, subtracted to get the weight of the stuffing alone then divided by the number of individual puff/blocks in my quilt to determine how much stuffing to put in each puff. When it came time to stuff the puffs, I ripped tufts of fluff from the bag of stuffing and used a kitchen scale to weigh them so that each puff had a fairly consistent amount. Then I stuffed the puffs with tufts of fluff and sewed 'em up (Sheesh, try saying that ten times fast!) I entitled it "Owed to a Sleeping Bag" 😁

Some use Anti peel fleece

Vc imperabiluza os tevidos ou usa spray?, Parabéns ,belo trabalho

Thank you for the great ideas

Gorgeous!

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Another question for you . . . How did you cover your plastic drawers in the background? I need to do something like that with my shelves.

love your place lol

I too made one of these Karen Brown tutorial quilts and I love it. I wish there was a way though to make it bigger...

❤ love the quilt and the story. It is hilarious. That would be my luck too!😅

Where is the quilt barn in texas

This Quilt Museum is a wonderful place, they have a Victorian garden outside which has a quilt mural on the wall. Next door there is a yarn and fabric store that is very nice. Several little cafes in town also.

I’m with you on your estimate and thinking of how undervalued hand made creations are❗️Don’t forget the cost of your overhead, machine, cutting table, mats, scissors, rotary cutters, rulers, electricity. Not that you would break down those costs for each quilt but there should be an overhead cost added in. Great video❣️

I'm a newbie. Bought some fabrics and jelly rolls from Temu and Amazon, but also bought pre-loved duvet covers from charity shops, one of which I've used, as it's a pretty pastel mint green floral. Some might not agree, but I washed them, so not a problem and saves a lot of expense for a beginner like me. Love your videos 💞

Or how about when people say, just use your scraps! Or just use what you already have! Thankyou but I bought those scraps!!!

You said it beautifully!

I've almost finished my first quilt. Today I used a white sheet instead of batting, and recycled the front of a duvet cover for the backing and the binding. I now know after watching this very helpful video, that there's no point in my trying to do any quilting, so I'll just do basic in the ditch quilting in both directions. 💞

My mother and grandmother used to make quilts with old clothes and inside will be layers of old clothe fabrics, and they would be hand stitched. Very heavy but very warm and comfortable. It was truly a sustainable and affordable thing in he past, no one cared about the pretty patterns on the outside made with brand new fabrics.

I enjoyed your San Antonio shop hop. Very nice. I'm in north Houston area. I'll plan on a little quilting adventure!

You must go to Creations in Kerrville too! My favorite quilt shop!

Creations in Kerrville, TX is a must! They don’t advertise. It is my favorite quilt shop! Don’t miss this one! There is also Las Colchas in downtown San Antonio. Great selection of fabric.

Thank you so much for sharing this.

I was just there yesterday and loved it! I just googled quilt shop and completely fell in love with Las Colchas

I come in to SA to see my grandkids all the time. I can't wait to visit these stores and to see the quilt and bag your going to make.

Oh my it’s beautiful 😊

I love it!!!! I’ve already gone to HF to get a few supplies. Something else that would be great to get is the magnetic bar. I have this on a counter front next to my table. I throw my scissors, pins, and anything else that will stick on it while I’m sewing.

I'm 72yrs old, born in Gatesville, TX., and I remember many times when my grandmother and mom had quilting bees. Some of the quilts looked like patch work, but many had a design. They drank coffee, tea, lemonade, and ate snacks while they chatted and sewed. The comforters were sure nice on those cold Texas nights, and with no central air and heat they were appreciated. My last two quilts were stolen from my car in 1971, and it broke my heart. I like quilting bees because on those days' we kids got some extra snacks. When I first moved to Florida, I read they had quilting bee classes at the University of Jacksonville, and I liked the idea of keeping the craft alive. Great way to get together, have fun, and make have a product. They made the quilts for themselves, and rotated the order, and some for charity. I've taken up too much time now. Just sharing.

I have been to both of these shops. Both are great. There are so many shops in the area. Many I have found doing the shop hops. Another favorite of mine (mainly because it is closer to me) is Fiberworx in McQueeney I love that there are so many shops in the area.

Beautiful! 🥰

I have been crocheting for 30 years and I usually crochet baby blankets for gifts, because people don't want to pay what I ask, I have just started quilting, I value your hard work and dedication.

Have you ever considered the frequent of fibers..?? There have been several scientific studies on the different frequencies of fabrics and fibers and how they effect the human body. ❤❤❤

Have you ever considered the frequency of different fibers..? There have been several studies in the frequency of fibers and how these different frequencies effect the human body. ❤❤❤

Kayla, you need to come visit me. Oh boy you will go crazy. ❤

I’ve been to the Quilt Barn. It’s a wonderful must see.

The only precuts that I buy are fat quarters. I am a pre-washer, and I machine wash fat quarters by placing them in a lingerie bag. It works for me.

I also keep my batting that is 5 inches or less however I use it for my string quilts. I use the batting with fabric on the back to make the string quilts then piece together to start a rag quilt. That way I also use up every bit of my leftover scrap fabric. I also keep all of my fabric that is 1 1/2 inches or more. I have a drawer for 1 1/2 inch strips of fabric and a box for my 1 1/2 inch squares. That way they're ready to use when I need them. Also do for other sizes of leftover fabric.

“I’m just gonna have to pick-up more!”, is the story of my sewing life! Tanks for the tours!😊

Wow very interesting and very impressive of beautiful art work quilts and museum ; Thank you for sharing to show I’m speechless to seeing so amazing quilts

I live in San Antonio and Mesquite bean is my favorite. My teenage boys go with me when I go there and just sit and pet the dog.

You deserve every penny! 💰💵💵