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Great tutorial! You make it look so easy! I'll have to try this on a quilt back soon! Thanks so much for the great video!

Thank you for the great video . Do you have need to oil the Janome?

Why do you say all this and others have no problem. Sounds like user issues

Great video! I have the TL2000qi and agree that the walking foot is awful. I'm going to invest in the Janome foot to see if that's better. I love my machine and agree - it's a beast!

That’s how I have been folding mine but they still have fold lines . So why is this way better? Thank you!

My favorite part is attaching the binding by hand. I find it very relaxing as well and it’s my time to enjoy all the hard work that went into the quilt making process.

Another analogy for a victory lap is in NASCAR! The winner actually does what they call a victory lap. It’s quite exciting to watch. 😂

I love my bloc loc rulers. I have the clearly perfect slotted trimmers and for some reason I’m not as accurate as I am with the bloc locs.

New subscriber here! I stumbled on your video as I have just finished a quilt top. I always have to refer back to a backing tutorial and reinvent the wheel every time it seems. I love your teaching style and will save this video for future reference. Thank you!

I did this years ago … After someone told you can’t do it!!!😂

What a great video! You are a good teacher with step by step instructions. Thank you!

ALL OF THIS! I love my Juki TL as well. It's a no-frills WORKHORSE! Anybody who is considering buying just ONE machine should pick this one. I also enjoy the really easy (and always working) needle threader.

I can't watch that coffee mug under there. Pretty sure my heart rate went up 🫣😂 I would 100% knock it over.

I have been wanting to make one of these quilts for a while now and truly...THIS is the BEST VIDEO that explains ALL to constructing a perfect block! I too am a Long Arm quilter for my own quilts and can so appreciate flat seams! Thank you so very much!

Great tutorial!❤

thank you for this tutorial - i've only finished one quilt so far but this will help me to not hold back on getting a great backing fabric for the next one!

First I want to say I'm one of those people who don't write comments. I started watching this video and stopped about halfway through. This is good information, but I don't need it. I finished the quilt I was working on and guess what... the backing was directional! I found your video and watched it from start to finish and I have to thank you. Worked perfectly! You are a blessing!🙂

Well done, thank you!

So cool!! It’s easier with your instructions, thank you!!

I do this too! It's such a great way to have a "seamless" backing.

Pure genius! Thank you.

Excellent tutorial

Thanks for the tips! Very helpful

I love your videos! You are so meticulous about everything. Just a question, is there a reason why you don’t use a double thread to bind?

I love the clover seam ripper as well.

Thank you for the informative video and the purchasing links. I just order one. All the best!

Can you share where you get your discount 5 yard fabrics?

Great video! I would love to see one on matching prints as well:)

Thanks ❤

Excellent video! I use hand weights to hold down my fabric when cutting. Both on the ruler and the fabric if it's sliding away. Just 3 lb weights from Target.

What are your thoughts on tearing fabric instead of cutting? Do you prewash?

Definitely would love learning pattern matching… also where to go for five yard counts at a discount.

Great video! Any recs on where to find 5 yd cuts on sale?

This is the most precise video I’ve seen on this. Others I’ve watched ended up just a big pile of fabric being tossed around with dubious & non- confident voice overs. Soooo THANK YOU!!!🎉🎉🎉 I think I can actually do this now

Great tips. I do quilting for others & get tons of not so squared backs. That is top & bottom as well as the sides. I don’t like piecing backs either but this did look easier.

I have this EXACT RSS backing fabric and I've been procrastinating sewing that one seam. Great tutorial, as always!

What is the name of your handy dandy pressing tool

Great tutorial, as always, Shelley! I’ve made an executive decision to use wide fabrics for backings. Wide backings used to be printed on lesser-quality qreige goods even when they “matched” a quilt shop quality fabric line. But these days the wide fabrics I’m seeing are good quality. So the offcuts can be used in scrap projects. A 108” wide fabric is often less than twice the cost of a 42” wide fabric. And I often find good sales on wide fabrics. The convenience of not needing to seam the fabric is worth it or me!

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Yes please make a video on pattern matching

Brilliant timing, ive just finished a quilt top for my son for christmas & really struggling mentally with how to cut the meters of backing fabric! Thankyou for a fantastic tutorial, giving me more confidence to go tackle it ❤

The struggle is real! I procrastinate take a deep breath & procrastinate.

This tutorial is excellent. I have hand bound many quilts over the years, but you have taught me several tricks that are going to better my finished products. You are a great teacher!

I would really like to try this but I’m so afraid I’ll miss my zig zag and serpentine stitches too much.

Which pattern is this?❤❤

Hi!! would like to make this bag but unsure where to get the pattern measurements and step by step tutorial!! Do I have to buy the pattern/

Bloc Locs are my fav!! I love stacking all HST with background top left and then trim right and top side of all. Then rotate the half-trimmed stack to have the background in lower left. Now you will still be trimming the right and top. Seems to go sooo much faster for me. ♥️

I agree, I love the Bloc Loc rulers.

Thanks for your cutting tip, always cut the wrong way 🤓

great tutorial thankyou. please can you give me the link to your companion holder for everything