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Thank you very much. I'm doing my first quilt entirely by hand. I don't have a sewing machine, and I could either afford all the stuff I needed to do a quilt by hand...or a machine by itself. That was a month ago, and I've done 40 blocks. LOL, So much for starting with a small quilt for a first one, this one should end up 40x64 inches. I had been noticing that sometimes I had a hard time drawing my thread through my stitches. You solved that for me with this video explaining the twist on the thread and which side to tie the knot on. Very, very helpful.

Can you please tell me if you are going through the batting and one layer of fabric?

My grandmother used string with 3 knots at equal distance apart and a pencil in the last knot to draw the design.

You've told me everything I need to know to repair my great-grandmother's quilts. Thanks so much!

I like the second method! I’m working on a crazy quilt with lots of different shapes…not square! Any suggestions?

Thank you so much for this video! I have watched numerous videos and none have ever explained how to start, how to add thread, or how to finish. Your video has helped me so much thank you again for your time and sharing this video ❤

I would be concerned about using basting spray in a house (other non-ventilated areas). I cannot believe any aerosol spray is safe in non-ventilated area.

Exactly the video I needed. Very thorough. Thank you!

Oh how pretty!! You make it look so easy. I'm going to give it a try after the New Year. Thank you for sharing this

Thank you for such a great video. I am in my 70's and just want to try hand quilting. I followed your instructions for the template and it came out great. I also practiced making the arcs on paper which have also been easy to do. Now I am going to make a quilted pillow case to see how I do with that. Thanks so much, you are a very talented person and teacher.

This is an amazing tutorial. When you travel and come up, are you coming up on the outside line? It was hard for this newbie to tell.

YAY! YAY! YAY! YAY! Thank you😀😀😀

Looks like that last one wasn’t 1.5 but quite a bit higher. I think it may have reset itself when you moved the needle. Don’t be afraid to check and redo!

Can I just caution, especially new quilters, to not have your quilt top so close to the edge of the backing and batting when basting it down. In this video, she had plenty of room to have that top 2-3 inches away from the edges, but for some reason chose to put it closer. Just give yourself that extra room to allow for shifting when quilting.

Did you wash the double gauze first?

Thank you. I’ve watched a few of your tutorials and you’re a wonderful instructor. Simple yet thorough - not overwhelming! 🙏😊

Thank you for your clear and thorough demonstration :)

Excellent advice!! Thank you so very much for sharing this!! It’s exactly what I was looking for 😊

I just used this method to bind two lap quilts - I absolutely love the handmade charm and how easy your technique is. Thank you!!!!

I needed this video so bad, particularly the part about traveling. Thank you so much!

This is hands down the BEST hand-stitched binding tutorial I’ve watched! I’m in the process of making my first quilt. It’s Marie of a throw, since I didn’t want to get in over my head, and I did a combination of hand ties and big stitches in all different colors, which look so neat on my beige backing. For the binding, I really wanted to see a contrasting thread on the back, but this is the only video that shows how to do this. Everything else shows you how to hide it, but if I’m doing that much work, I want to see those stitches! Not only did you show how to do it, you made it so easy to understand, and showed different options for the corners that I didn’t even know about! I’m definitely going to attempt the X 🤗 thank you so much for sharing, and I’m excited to be a new subscriber 😊

So glad I found your video! This will save me so much time!!!

Thank you for such a fantastic tutorial! You answered so many questions I had, and even more that I didn’t even know to ask. I am now gratefully a new subscriber!

thank you that very helpful

Great

Repair is slow going because a normal quilting hand sewing needle won't go through material easily

Thank you for this. I know it’s an old video but when you soaked the quilt in oxy, how long did you soak it and did you rinse it? Also, did you hang it out on the line? Cheers

I bought a beautiful vintage patchwork quilt at Goodwill that needs a few patches repaired. I will use glue before I sew it since it will wash out. I feel like that would make it easier to work with.

Thank you! Was losing my mind here with fear of trimming incorrectly- you give great advice!!!

Awesome tutorial 🌺😍❤️

Awesome info😊

Thank you! ❤ I might try this for my great nephews Spider Man quilt 😁

Nicely done. Thank you.

I made a quilt about 20 years ago. I wouldn't call it vintage. Some of the squares have come unsewed. It's the oddest thing. I had an idea of adding something over the damaged areas. A big star maybe. I think it would add more interest to the quilt. Your solutions are very helpful to the new quilters. Thank you.

Just found you and am thrilled! Great video and advice!

Can you quilt guaze like other quilts?

Very well explained! Thank you😊

Excellent video! This video was very clear and easy to understand. I love the DIY marking template. Thank you!

Very clear. Thanks very much.

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I’ve learned so so much. And your hand stitching is beautiful!

Been sewing 53 years and I’ve never heard about this. Wooow have you taught me something. Thank you for this video….its such a big help ❤️🩷.

Some machines come with a tacking stitch. Check your manuals!

I love this. The machine makes the difference, what is your machine?

Thank for this! I don’t like spray basting and this is such an informative video!

What size milliner needles do you recommend?

wow! Perfect timing for me to find this video. Thank you for the clear instructions. I am making a gauze throw and hand stitching it. I am addicted to hand quilting and decided to try some curves!

there's a ragged rip inside a square, it is a very old patchwork made by my great great aunts

Brilliant tutorial!!! Especially that homemade template and explaining how to know where to start to avoid having to tie off all the time. Thank you so much. I've seen baptist fan quilting patterns in books, but nobody has explained how to sew one's way through the pattern. Thank you very much for such clear instructions - I now feel this is possible🎉😍

Thank you! Best tutorial on RUclips by far!!!!

Excellent tutorial! Learned a lot. What size Milliner needles do you use?