Cant believe anyone would give a thumbs down. I just love Donna. I'm hoping she just decided to stop teaching as most of her videos are 6 or 7 years old. She is a gem for sure!!!
Omg, I am just finishing my first quilt and can’t tell you how glad I am to find this video! You are awesome and a great teacher, I was laughing and learning, what could be better! Can’t see it from a galloping horse is my new mantra!
The best hints on quilting I've seen on the internet. My sewing teacher use to say, "It's good enough for government work!" She was a child of the Depression.
This was my very first video of you that I found. After watching this I was hooked! I overdosed on videos by you! They are wonderful. You are a great teacher and I realize you have been doing this all of your life, but I am thankful that you took the time to memorialize your knowledge that can be used by people for ages to come. Some people become teachers but they are useless at conveying their message to a classroom, lucky for us you are not one of those "teachers" who should have never started teaching in the first place. I don't know if you are still making videos, I saw a post that says it's been a few years. I hope that you and your hubby are still well. May God bless you and your family. Thank you for your gift to the quilting community, your information is timeless. :) You've made me smile today and I needed that badly.
Hi Donna, what a fantastic tutorial I'm a sewer but new to quilting, I've just watched your video on tips for quilting and I've learned so much in a short time , what a Knowledgeable lady you are , thank you . Norma ( England ) x
I like how you said "putting a name to it" justifies a technique. And when you talked about a slight mistake in joining seam "if you can't see it from a galloping horse" it's not a big deal - especially for a quilt that's to be used vs. for a competition. Your tip about just redoing a small section of a long seam to correct a connection if it was to be judged was also helpful. I enjoy your "slightly sassy" style of speaking and teaching :-) It's fun and enjoyable without being disrespectable in any way to your students. Thank you.
Thank You for an excellent, easy to understand guide to quilting. Today is my very first day on a sewing machine, and you are my teacher! Thanks again, Cathy Givans San Diego, CA.
Thank you so much for this video. You've explained things more clearly than a lot of other instructors. Even a veteran quilter can learn from these tips. Keep on keeping on and God bless you.
You have a fabulous style! I am new at quilting and tear out more than I want to. Your hints will be very helpful and hopefully my ripping time will decrease! Thank you for sharing your experience and love of teaching.
How can anyone dislike that? Thank you so much for going into the depth! The more I understand what I‘m doing, the better the results. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
I love your teaching style! I believe i will actually remember these tips, but if not, I'll watch this video again. I love your sense of humor, as well .
Thank you so much for the videos Donna. I totally enjoyed them and feel I learned a lot. I am new to quilting and appreciate how you took the time to show step by step how to. Not to mention the little humor you added in as well. It made my day :) I will continue to watch more and learn more. Have a wonderful day. ~Diane~~
You are a terrific teacher ! I just love the way you presented every scenario. You made it more understandable for me. :) , and i found your instructions a lot easier to follow.Thank you so very much for doing this video. Oh, and btw, i love your “ you can’t see it from a galloping horse.” Hahaha! I just simply love that!!! :)
Thank you for sharing these tips. It takes a lot of experience to compile tips on good craftsmanship. I've looked and looked for good videos on technique. There are plenty of quilt pattern videos, but they don't really teach you how to improve your quality of work.
Excellent It’s great to be reminded and go back to the basics Especially when I don’t spend enough time on my machine on a regular basis. I’m 51, and have been sewing since I was 7. My first big project when I was seven was a pullover hoodie my mom put on the front pocket but I did all the rest. My skills out seed my home-ec teacher in 7th grade. Because I was already doing machine appliqué and she insisted I sew on the pillow face felt by hand so she could grade it. I machine appliquéd it and it made her mad, my mom went to bat for me several times and I always ended up with an A. I remember making some clothes those two years of jr high and she didn’t believe my mom didn’t make my buttoned blouses and a jumpsuit. And a few other things without mom doing my sewing.... I did learn to make button holes. My mom also taught free motion machine embroidery to adult women and I had picked it up and made a a project that she was surprised I did it. I used to hover over my mom all the time, and would stay up late watching her sew along with watching late night tv. Now I have my own machine and have a daughter to teach. She has no fear of the machine. Thanks for your tutorial of basics
Wow so much to consider , I really found this so informative, thank you. I'm brand new to quilting , I've sewn on and off for fun all my life but quilting always catches my imagination. So I'm going to try . Thanks again!
Hi there, I love your videos!!!!!! I love your way of looking at things and all your tips and tricks. I never had anyone to teach me how to sew. I wish I could have learned from you. Maybe I can learn a little this way. Wonderful ! Thank you so much.
your hints are the best !!! You can tell you are a teacher , just love and enjoy all of the sewing i have learned from you Mrs.Poster!! Pls keep those videos coming i will be watching out for them and a big Thankyou !!
I am a relatively new quilter, and these are the best tips I have seen!! What a great video! Thank you so much for sharing your expertise with the rest of us. I really appreciate it, and have subscribed.
Extremely helpful, thank you so much. And I really appreciate that this is all basic skill information rather than "product placement" as seen in some quilting videos.
Thank you so much for your tutorials! I have sewn for many years and this is full of great information from beginning to end! Many useful tips that will bring my sewing to next level. THANK YOU!!!! :-)
From a beginning quilter, THANK YOU!!! Some of these like chain piecing I am already utilizing. But, I love the not taking out a full seam and just adjusting it - that's a life saver. 👏👏😘😍😊
Thank you for the tips. You remind me of my grandma. She would make a lot of quilts and tie them. Us cousins would help tie them underneath the quilting frame if our aunts and mothers couldn't reach. Miss her so much.
I just started quilting and your video's are so helpful, I wish I could get you to my house to spend a few days, I'd try to learn everything I could from you...Thank you so much for your time in these video's, I really appreciate them.
Thank you Donna. Your tips and hints were wonderfully explained! Have always admired your work. Took a class from you years ago, but sometimes it helps to just stop and refresh our techniques!
Nancy T. Very helpful Donna I had a mess on my hands sewing together pre cut strips my second quilt, I had to throw it away because I ironed and stretched the pieces before sewing them they came out wavy... I am going to try again after watching this tutorial...Thanks
+Joan Vachon Yes, understanding the "why" is key for me to in learning quilting tips. Like you said - what, how, & why - exactly how I like to learn - hits the nail on the head.
I’m one of those who fight with the end of the seam going toward the side. Thank for your hint. Now I don’t feel like I’m weird. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I really enjoyed your video. I'm not a quilter, but rather more of a craft sewer...some clothing for my kids? I'm new at it all---but I hope your video has shown me some great tips to getting started on the right foot. Thank you so much for your post. :)
So, sewing strips together, do we sew from the same direction each row or from opposite direction when using 5 or six strips? Loving this video and your teaching. Thank you very much! x
I took it to mean that you sew one in one direction, and then the next in the opposite direction, and so on. I have heard others say they will sew a couple of rows, and then switch direction.
I also just started quilting. You are my go to teacher. I have a question about joining my rows of chevron. My horizontal row looks flat but when I sew it to the next row it seems to wave and pucker. It doesn't lay flat. What is my problem?
when you sew long strips together, and cut them into say a nine square, how do you keep them from coming undone at ends since you don't do any backstitching?
also first time I've seen your video and learned several things I wish I knew a few years ago. A few of my mistakes you could see from a full out run. Love your sense of humor.
you mentioned sewing the strips from opposoite end s you did n' t say to do it or not to do it . as I have been told the sew always one end the come back up the other end should I do that or should slaways sew same end please answer me
SO GRATEFUL!! Seams that match!!!!! Point the one on the top towards you, point the one on the bottom away from you; that way the presser foot and feed dogs will push them together. Way too simple!
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Cant believe anyone would give a thumbs down. I just love Donna. I'm hoping she just decided to stop teaching as most of her videos are 6 or 7 years old. She is a gem for sure!!!
Omg, I am just finishing my first quilt and can’t tell you how glad I am to find this video! You are awesome and a great teacher, I was laughing and learning, what could be better! Can’t see it from a galloping horse is my new mantra!
The best hints on quilting I've seen on the internet. My sewing teacher use to say, "It's good enough for government work!" She was a child of the Depression.
This was my very first video of you that I found. After watching this I was hooked! I overdosed on videos by you! They are wonderful. You are a great teacher and I realize you have been doing this all of your life, but I am thankful that you took the time to memorialize your knowledge that can be used by people for ages to come. Some people become teachers but they are useless at conveying their message to a classroom, lucky for us you are not one of those "teachers" who should have never started teaching in the first place. I don't know if you are still making videos, I saw a post that says it's been a few years. I hope that you and your hubby are still well. May God bless you and your family. Thank you for your gift to the quilting community, your information is timeless. :) You've made me smile today and I needed that badly.
Hi Donna, what a fantastic tutorial I'm a sewer but new to quilting, I've just watched your video on tips for quilting and I've learned so much in a short time , what a Knowledgeable lady you are , thank you . Norma ( England ) x
I like how you said "putting a name to it" justifies a technique. And when you talked about a slight mistake in joining seam "if you can't see it from a galloping horse" it's not a big deal - especially for a quilt that's to be used vs. for a competition. Your tip about just redoing a small section of a long seam to correct a connection if it was to be judged was also helpful. I enjoy your "slightly sassy" style of speaking and teaching :-) It's fun and enjoyable without being disrespectable in any way to your students. Thank you.
Thank You for an excellent, easy to understand guide to quilting.
Today is my very first day on a sewing machine, and you are my teacher! Thanks again, Cathy Givans San Diego, CA.
Thank you so much for this video. You've explained things more clearly than a lot of other instructors. Even a veteran quilter can learn from these tips. Keep on keeping on and God bless you.
Whoever filmed and did your editing I want to thank them for recognizing your knowledge was valuable to so many for years to come
You have a fabulous style! I am new at quilting and tear out more than I want to. Your hints will be very helpful and hopefully my ripping time will decrease! Thank you for sharing your experience and love of teaching.
How can anyone dislike that? Thank you so much for going into the depth! The more I understand what I‘m doing, the better the results. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
I love your teaching style! I believe i will actually remember these tips, but if not, I'll watch this video again.
I love your sense of humor, as well .
Thank you so much..I have not started quilting but getting all my pieces. together..and I found you just in time..love to you..
Thank you so much for the videos Donna. I totally enjoyed them and feel I learned
a lot. I am new to quilting and appreciate how you took the time to show step by step how to.
Not to mention the little humor you added in as well. It made my day :)
I will continue to watch more and learn more.
Have a wonderful day.
~Diane~~
only and internet troll would give Donna Poster a thumbs down! Great tips and I love your demeanor, you are just so REAL.
You are a terrific teacher !
I just love the way you presented every scenario. You made it more understandable for me. :) , and i found your instructions a lot easier to follow.Thank you so very much for doing this video. Oh, and btw, i love your “ you can’t see it from a galloping horse.” Hahaha! I just simply love that!!! :)
what an amazing teacher.... I am a new quilter and you have taught me some good lessons.. Thank you so much and God bless..
Thank you for sharing these tips. It takes a lot of experience to compile tips on good craftsmanship. I've looked and looked for good videos on technique. There are plenty of quilt pattern videos, but they don't really teach you how to improve your quality of work.
Excellent
It’s great to be reminded and go back to the basics
Especially when I don’t spend enough time on my machine on a regular basis. I’m 51, and have been sewing since I was 7. My first big project when I was seven was a pullover hoodie my mom put on the front pocket but I did all the rest. My skills out seed my home-ec teacher in 7th grade. Because I was already doing machine appliqué and she insisted I sew on the pillow face felt by hand so she could grade it. I machine appliquéd it and it made her mad, my mom went to bat for me several times and I always ended up with an A. I remember making some clothes those two years of jr high and she didn’t believe my mom didn’t make my buttoned blouses and a jumpsuit. And a few other things without mom doing my sewing.... I did learn to make button holes. My mom also taught free motion machine embroidery to adult women and I had picked it up and made a a project that she was surprised I did it. I used to hover over my mom all the time, and would stay up late watching her sew along with watching late night tv.
Now I have my own machine and have a daughter to teach. She has no fear of the machine.
Thanks for your tutorial of basics
Wow so much to consider , I really found this so informative, thank you. I'm brand new to quilting , I've sewn on and off for fun all my life but quilting always catches my imagination. So I'm going to try . Thanks again!
I am enjoying your classes. You are so down to earth! I will tune in . I am starting a second quilt but there is a lot of things to learn..
These are great tips thank you so much I'm a novice quilter and this information will come in handy thank you so much for sharing🤗🥰
Hi there, I love your videos!!!!!! I love your way of looking at things and all your tips and tricks. I never had anyone to teach me how to sew. I wish I could have learned from you. Maybe I can learn a little this way. Wonderful ! Thank you so much.
You are such a good teacher! Clear and clean examples are very effective and helpful. Thank you for sharing your expertise in this way.
your hints are the best !!! You can tell you are a teacher , just love and enjoy all of the sewing i have learned from you Mrs.Poster!! Pls keep those videos coming i will be watching out for them and a big Thankyou !!
I am a relatively new quilter, and these are the best tips I have seen!! What a great video! Thank you so much for sharing your expertise with the rest of us. I really appreciate it, and have subscribed.
Extremely helpful, thank you so much. And I really appreciate that this is all basic skill information rather than "product placement" as seen in some quilting videos.
Donna, I have to say as I get older my ok becomes OK and I’m very happy with that. You are a real treat to watch and listen to.
Thank you so much for your tutorials! I have sewn for many years and this is full of great information from beginning to end! Many useful tips that will bring my sewing to next level. THANK YOU!!!! :-)
From a beginning quilter, THANK YOU!!! Some of these like chain piecing I am already utilizing. But, I love the not taking out a full seam and just adjusting it - that's a life saver. 👏👏😘😍😊
Super helpful tips, I've been quilting and sewing for years.. this is really helpful thank you so much
Wow this is one of the clearest videos out there today. Love your approach Donna. Thank you.
Thank you for the tips. You remind me of my grandma. She would make a lot of quilts and tie them. Us cousins would help tie them underneath the quilting frame if our aunts and mothers couldn't reach. Miss her so much.
I just started quilting and your video's are so helpful, I wish I could get you to my house to spend a few days, I'd try to learn everything I could from you...Thank you so much for your time in these video's, I really appreciate them.
greetings Marlene, how are you doing today?
Thank you Donna. Your tips and hints were wonderfully explained! Have always admired your work. Took a class from you years ago, but sometimes it helps to just stop and refresh our techniques!
Thank you for teaching/sharing your knowledge on sewing seems. Enjoyed your video very much.
Thank you so much! I"m fairly new to sewing and quilting and have encountered all of the problems that you covered in this video.
What a treat to have such detailed hints! Thank you! I think I love you.
Terrific exposition of common problems and how to FIX!!!. Thank you.
Nancy T. Very helpful Donna I had a mess on my hands sewing together pre cut strips my second quilt, I had to throw it away because I ironed and stretched the pieces before sewing them they came out wavy... I am going to try again after watching this tutorial...Thanks
Great tips, will make a world of difference to my quilting. Thank you. 😍
Ms. Donna, I am loving your videos. Thank you for taking the time to give us such great suggestions.
Such clear, concise, and very helpful ideas. Thank you!
Just brilliant. Gonna be my go to videos when quilting
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and tips. Very helpful information. Thank you!
Wonderful teacher. Thank you for all your tips and tricks. Very useful!
I just love the way you teach. Thank you so much for sharing.
Delightfully educational; thank you Miss Donna.
Thank you so much. I love the hints. They were all so helpful. Especially the one about the tape.
Thank you for the great hints, Donna! These are things we learn from experience-not found in books.❤
Thank you for some great sewing tips, some of which were new to me.
Thanks for the tip about the Squissors or squizzers....will check them out!
Thank you for the video. This is just what I needed. I am just starting and these are the things someone teaching themselves needs to know.
These are brilliant tips, thank you so much for sharing Donna.
I just watched this video and do I wish you were my neighbor! Thank you for some great info!
Awesome....what to do, how to do it, and why!!! Exactly how I like to learn...thanks Donna!!!
+Joan Vachon Yes, understanding the "why" is key for me to in learning quilting tips. Like you said - what, how, & why - exactly how I like to learn - hits the nail on the head.
Thank you Donna...your tips are awesome, and so are you!
Extremely useful hints for experienced as well as novice piecers.
I’m one of those who fight with the end of the seam going toward the side. Thank for your hint. Now I don’t feel like I’m weird. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I really enjoyed your video. I'm not a quilter, but rather more of a craft sewer...some clothing for my kids? I'm new at it all---but I hope your video has shown me some great tips to getting started on the right foot. Thank you so much for your post. :)
I love watching and learning from you!!! Thank you!!!
You helped me so much. Thank you. I enjoyed watching you.
What a great bunch of tips! You are awesome!
I loved this video Donna. A lot of useful information, I am headed over to subscribe to your channel.
I encounter almost every those problems. Thank you very much for sharing.
Thank you for your tips and tricks saved you to my bookmark :)
Thank you so much, precise and great demonstration. I am going to have great seams thanks to you xx
Love your teaching style!
Thanks so much!!
These are a big help to me.
Precious tips. Thank you for sharing. Loved it! Brazil.😙
Very helpful hints. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing your experience with us! God bless.
Thank you. Just love it.
Donna you're a pistol and love your videos. I wish you did more.
Thanks for some valuable information,very helpful.
So, sewing strips together, do we sew from the same direction each row or from opposite direction when using 5 or six strips? Loving this video and your teaching. Thank you very much! x
I took it to mean that you sew one in one direction, and then the next in the opposite direction, and so on. I have heard others say they will sew a couple of rows, and then switch direction.
Oh my gosh. Just that first hint!!!
My grandmother used to say "you can't see it from a galloping horse!" She grew up on a horse farm when people traveled by horse. LOL
Thank you I love the reminder to take my time
2:18 church bells, I heard them I thought. Is Donna still around? I haven't seen any videos since 2013? Anybody know?
Very helpful video YOU ARE JUST SO WONDERFUL
I also just started quilting. You are my go to teacher. I have a question about joining my rows of chevron. My horizontal row looks flat but when I sew it to the next row it seems to wave and pucker. It doesn't lay flat. What is my problem?
Very interesting and thank you so much for sharing
Thanks this is a very informative tutorial.
Thank you for very helpful information.
Super sweet lady and super good tips. Thanks you!!
Great hints , thank you.
Wow your fantastic l love your hints
Thank you. In simple language! Finally
Awesome instructions for bignners 👌.... Thank you sosooo much.....😇
when you sew long strips together, and cut them into say a nine square, how do you keep them from coming undone at ends since you don't do any backstitching?
also first time I've seen your video and learned several things I wish I knew a few years ago. A few of my mistakes you could see from a full out run. Love your sense of humor.
Love Miss Donna !!!
Your so expereience thank you for sharing with us
you mentioned sewing the strips from opposoite end s you did n' t say to do it or not to do it . as I have been told the sew always one end the come back up the other end should I do that or should slaways sew same end please answer me
I think it is a good idea so that you don't get a "bow" in your strips.
How come the starter piece does not go down like our proper piece do!
Thank-you! Very useful.
Thank you so much!
I love the « save on your nerves ».
SO GRATEFUL!! Seams that match!!!!! Point the one on the top towards you, point the one on the bottom away from you; that way the presser foot and feed dogs will push them together. Way too simple!
Great tips,