It is nice to see someone younger quilt. I can't say if I have seen anyone under 50 or possibly 60 at a large quilt guild I attend. But it is a VERY busy Guild with many events, workshops, retreats, show and tell, etc.
Yes!! I was a quilter in my 20’s, strange for sure none of my friends even knew how to sew lol, I was a granny before my time now I’m a real granny and just getting back into quilting again ❤
That was the goal! I think it’s important for teachers to be transparent and not act like they know everything and never make mistakes lol that’s just silly! So glad you liked the tutorial, Morgan! Thanks so much for watching💖
I'm so glad that you showed how to do this in "real time", that you took your time and didn't rush or speed the film up. I think that when people do that, they give the impression that it's quicker than it really is. I appreciate that you took the time to take the time to film this. Thank you, Miriam.
You’re spirals will be a game changer for me! I love it and it looks fabulous. I was very happy to see another Coats & Clark quilter exists. I thought it was only me. Now, I don’t have to hide it. I can be loud & proud about it! I mostly use variegated because it’s so beautiful. I can’t wait to do the spirals that way. Thank you for this video.
Oh yeah there’s lots of us closeted coats and Clark quilters 😂😂 I’m trying to be an vocal as I can be about it, because I genuinely love their thread and really dislike the snobbery surrounding thread 🧵 🤦🏻♀️
I also love those 1200 yard coats and clark spools of thread. The variegated are lovely. I find them on sale and grab neutrals and a a pretty variegated when able.
That's BEAUTIFUL!! I love spiral quilting... I've done several spiral quilts, but I've always used my walking foot for the entire thing. You way, doing free motion first, is how I plan to do my next.
Wow, it was so exciting to see your spiral quilting come to life!!! Congratulations on successfully realising your vision, especially after the rocky start. Your persistence was inspirational ❤
The quilt looks so good. I love the spirals. Love how the intertwining of the spirals makes a pattern of diamonds. Your videoing is excellent. When you zoom in on the quilt you can definitely see all the detail. Your lighting is good too. No dark areas during the video. I learned so much from the glueing the sandwich and sewing the spirals. Thanks for your teaching ability.
Stitch obsessed , I think I am now Miriam obsessed! You are smart, fearless and a natural communicator. You are totally unafraid of giving it a go. I look forward to seeing more content from you.
Thank you, I learned a lot from this. Some times i use garden gloves with dots, some of the time i use body scrubbers from the dollar store. They have soft silicone bristles with suction cup handles that fit between the fingers of my hands. They're cool for my hands, and grip gently, and a good price 😉
I'm not very imaginitive or creative, and it never occurred to me that quilting could be done with mega-spirals. Yours are AWESOME!!! Thank you for sharing your creativity with us all and blowing my mind a bit. Your quilt is beautiful!!!
My solution to avoid moving the whole quilt is to quilt an enlarged Baptist fan design on each side resulting in overlapping the fan resulting in diamond patterns in the area they overlap. This helps to eliminate shoulder stress. This is using a walking foot so is essentially straight line quilting. Thanks for all your hints.
I love your videos. Your quilting looks wonderful. I took a free hand quilting class. My teacher stood behind me and hit me on the head and said breath. I just held my breath while stitching. Never got the hang free motion quilting, back to hand quilting or straight line quilting. Then.. My first quilt was a king size log cabin for my parents 25th wedding anniversary, next month would have been their 74th anniversary. I was in high school and wanted it to be a surprise so it was all done in my bedroom. Unlike you I tied the quilt. When my Dad passed I took my inheritance and bought a long arm with computer. I feel my folks would have wanted me enjoy finishing my quilts in a timely manner.
Your quilt is totally fabulous - I love the spiral quilting because it's such a great contrast to the squareness of your design. A good result altogether. I shall try this technique. Thanks so much.
The wind actually made it easier to see your beautiful stitching. You are talented, positive and encouraging. I am very tempted to try this on the baby quilt I am working on.
First time for me, too. I'm 70+ & told my hubby I just love seeing the younger quilters. I'm going to watch the 2 videos you linked, & see if it's something I think one of my granddaughters would enjoy. She's not a quilter...---YET, lol I know she'd enjoy your style, your personality. Great teacher, btw 💜 Your quilt is so awesome. Reminded me of an Irish chain. I'd enjoy doing (HAVING!) that patterned quilt 🤪 for personal reasons😢. Thx, Miriam. You're a jewel (& your Dad must be, too).
That is a gorgeous quilt! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. I am not comfortable at all about free motion quilting and appreciated your commentary. Thanks alot!
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching! 💖 FMQ definitely takes practice, but it’s a lot of fun and very rewarding when you get a project completed! 🥰
Miriam.....HOLY MACKERAL. SIMPLY SUPERB. You are somethin else. Just wow i can see the quilting BETTER on the front. But i love the pattern before quilting. Thats one helluva beautiful quilt and after the quilting it is STUNNING
Yeah you said the magic words “ coats & Clark” are number 1 in my book & my sewing machines! Did you know my first Kenmore will not sew any other thread but coats & Clark ! There’s absolutely nothing wrong with this thread, if & when you use the correct thread ! There’s quilting thread , top thread for making buttonholes!
Thai is the most beautiful quilting I’ve ever seen! I don’t know if I will ever try it, but you do make it look a little less scary than I expected it would be. Congratulations on designing a beautiful quilt project! You are amazing!
I practice by taking a page out of a coloring book and using it to sew through( with no thread) just to practice staying on a line and getting the spacing even. Curves and changes in direction mean changing pedal pressure or hand speed. I fight eye lashes on the reverse side. Let me know if you have a fix for that. I think it’s just practice on eye ,hand , and foot coordination .
Your so real. You make me laugh. It's beautiful. The breeze help show it off. Congrats. Yes I would try the quilting on a table runner square. Something a bit smaller. Thanks
That is SO beautiful. You gave me an idea to do multiple overlapping cirles (like a bunch of bubbles blowing in the wind) so the larger circumference would be more easy to handle.
It turned out great! When the sunlight hit the quilt, you could really see the pattern. You're fun to watch. It's like sitting around having a chat. Thanks!
ooh its beautiful love the quilting and I want to try it. Still practicing on my free motion. Just found your videos and as a 60yo GiGi is makes my heart happy to see the younger generation sewing. Plus I dont feel so bad with my mistakes cause you share yours with us. Thank you so much. OO I also have only used Coats n Clarks thread, never had a problem.
MIRIAM!!! That is SO COOL!!! I am writing this at the first completed big spiral. WOW!!! 🤩 The wind is helping! LOL. Yes!! It is gorgeous!! And sometimes when something goes wrong or becomes a huge challenge or undertaking, it’s good to walk away and come back fresh! 🥰. I will have to go back and rewatch you and your Dad, and how y’all came up with making the spirals! Love the barn!! ❤
Yay! Thank you so much! It turned out even better than I expected!!! And it was so much fun to work with my dad on one of my projects! 🥰 well worth the effort!
CONGRATS. The quilt pattern, quilting design, and quilting look great! Instead of people sending their quilts out for quilting, they could send to your dad for marking. (Or, my brain was envisioning your dad selling a 60" x 74" templates 😊.) I know you spray basted, but still...you constantly turned the quilt then did circles crossing the quilting in a different direction and still no puckers. I bet free motion quilting and holding your hands just right were a key. A+ on the quilting.
I think that's spectacular. I'd love to try that spiral affect. I have no idea what I'm doing, and all I have is an old Singer and hand sewing. But it's on my To-Do list. 😂
This is adorable. I am currently working on some baby gifts. I finished a knitted blanket with a knitting machine that I recently bought and I am learning how to use. I finished the crib quilt and free motion quilted it. I’m still learning. But my next project is a circular play-mat. I was thinking of quilting it with stripes, but now I am thinking a spiral would be better! If I do, I will send you a picture. Thank you for the inspiration and the how to.
Fascinating watching and learning. Now I need to go back and watch your glue basting and how you and your Dad made the spirals. Trust me to start at the end😫😫👏👏👏👏👌👌❤
I like Coats & Clark as well. I've been quilting for many years, and quilting has become expensive for sure. To cut down on expense. I tried Coats & Clark years ago, and I was happily surprised! I just found your Utube site; yippee, instruction on quilting the quilt. And, I love this spiral design; I'll definitely be trying it. Many Thanks, I'm looking forward to more videos, from a crazy-loving quilter in Sacramento, Lindsay 💕
Love the quilting on this and might try this. I have never actually marked with a blue pen so a bit nervous but I might try on a quilt top I never had a plan for. Thanks for the inspiration.
I totally understand being nervous to mark a quilt! I only ever use the Dritz mark b gone blue ink because I KNOW it washes out lol 😂 I hope it give it a try! It’s so much fun!
Miriam, i think I have watched this video at least 10 times and i need to tell you how much i love how you quited it. I would like to try to do this. I'm going to think on this some more.😊
So what did you do when you came to an edge in the middle of a circle I noticed they just stopped. Did you go down the edge and then pick up the next ring of the circle?
Fantastic job on the quilting and love the pattern of the blocks! You did such a good job on the quilt. Have to watch the video on how it was marked to figure out if I could do it. Thanks for sharing!
What a fantastic tutorial. I really love this pattern and may have to con a friend into helping with the lines. Your dad really was a rockstar helping figure out the best way to accomplish. Thank you for sharing!
Love that you’re a younger women Quilting and you have no inhibitions. We are learning and I just love it!!
Yay! Thank you, Tena!! 💖🥰
It is nice to see someone younger quilt. I can't say if I have seen anyone under 50 or possibly 60 at a large quilt guild I attend. But it is a VERY busy Guild with many events, workshops, retreats, show and tell, etc.
@@carolg.6838 that sounds like so much fun! I should find a guild near me and join 🥰
I started around 24, with a quilt for my first baby.
Yes!! I was a quilter in my 20’s, strange for sure none of my friends even knew how to sew lol, I was a granny before my time now I’m a real granny and just getting back into quilting again ❤
Might need to rename this one "Dad's picnic" in honour of the assistance towards a beautiful result!!
Oh that’s a great idea! 💖💖💖
Great Idea!
The reason I love this so much, is BECAUSE you told us about your first attempt that didn't go well. It makes me feel like I can actually do it now
That was the goal! I think it’s important for teachers to be transparent and not act like they know everything and never make mistakes lol that’s just silly! So glad you liked the tutorial, Morgan! Thanks so much for watching💖
Yes, I agree with you about coats and Clark thread. I have used it for years and it is still my go too thread choice. My grandmother used it also.
Yes! I’m glad I’m not alone! 👏🏻💖
I like it, but my Pfaff doesn’t like it at all. Way too linty for her.
@@donnamaupin1197 bummer!
I'm so glad that you showed how to do this in "real time", that you took your time and didn't rush or speed the film up. I think that when people do that, they give the impression that it's quicker than it really is. I appreciate that you took the time to take the time to film this. Thank you, Miriam.
Thank you so much for watching! 💖🤗
You have greatly inspired me to just enjoy quilting instead of try to be perfect and not enjoy!!
Yay!!! I’m so glad! That’s the goal with my channel and videos!!!👏🏻💖
Your glue basting is what got me hooked on your tubes.👍
Yay! Yeah that video brought in so many people! 👏🏻 pretty exciting!
You’re spirals will be a game changer for me! I love it and it looks fabulous. I was very happy to see another Coats & Clark quilter exists. I thought it was only me. Now, I don’t have to hide it. I can be loud & proud about it! I mostly use variegated because it’s so beautiful. I can’t wait to do the spirals that way. Thank you for this video.
Oh yeah there’s lots of us closeted coats and Clark quilters 😂😂 I’m trying to be an vocal as I can be about it, because I genuinely love their thread and really dislike the snobbery surrounding thread 🧵 🤦🏻♀️
I also love those 1200 yard coats and clark spools of thread. The variegated are lovely. I find them on sale and grab neutrals and a a pretty variegated when able.
That's BEAUTIFUL!! I love spiral quilting...
I've done several spiral quilts, but I've always used my walking foot for the entire thing. You way, doing free motion first, is how I plan to do my next.
Wonderful! So glad you’re going to try this method! 👏🏻 thanks for watching! 💖💖💖
Wow, it was so exciting to see your spiral quilting come to life!!! Congratulations on successfully realising your vision, especially after the rocky start. Your persistence was inspirational ❤
Thank you so much!!!💖💖💖 so glad I took another stab at the spirals! Totally worth the extra effort!
The quilt looks so good. I love the spirals. Love how the intertwining of the spirals makes a pattern of diamonds. Your videoing is excellent. When you zoom in on the quilt you can definitely see all the detail. Your lighting is good too. No dark areas during the video. I learned so much from the glueing the sandwich and sewing the spirals. Thanks for your teaching ability.
Yay! Thank you so much! I try to get all the good angles and good lighting! 👏🏻💖
Quilting on a budget? I'm in!
Yeah! It IS possible! haha Maybe a bit more difficult, but definitely possible.
Stitch obsessed , I think I am now Miriam obsessed! You are smart, fearless and a natural communicator. You are totally unafraid of giving it a go. I look forward to seeing more content from you.
💖💖💖thank you so much! You just made my day with your sweet words!
I Love this video series. You Go Girl! Your doing a Fantastic job. Loved watching you through the whole process.
@@debbiebabarskas4906 thank you so much!!!💖
I love the sound of Cicadas I sleep really well from their sound
Thank you, I learned a lot from this. Some times i use garden gloves with dots, some of the time i use body scrubbers from the dollar store. They have soft silicone bristles with suction cup handles that fit between the fingers of my hands. They're cool for my hands, and grip gently, and a good price 😉
Oooo that’s such a great idea! 💡 👏🏻 I’m gonna have to try that! Thanks so much for sharing 💖
I'm not very imaginitive or creative, and it never occurred to me that quilting could be done with mega-spirals. Yours are AWESOME!!! Thank you for sharing your creativity with us all and blowing my mind a bit. Your quilt is beautiful!!!
Thank you so much!!! 💖👏🏻
I’m going to try this on my grandson’s “Star Wars” quilt (one of my unfinished projects)!!
Oooo awesome!!! I hope it turns out amazingly!👏🏻💖
My solution to avoid moving the whole quilt is to quilt an enlarged Baptist fan design on each side resulting in overlapping the fan resulting in diamond patterns in the area they overlap. This helps to eliminate shoulder stress. This is using a walking foot so is essentially straight line quilting. Thanks for all your hints.
Very cool! Thank you for sharing! 💖
I love your videos. Your quilting looks wonderful. I took a free hand quilting class. My teacher stood behind me and hit me on the head and said breath. I just held my breath while stitching. Never got the hang free motion quilting, back to hand quilting or straight line quilting. Then..
My first quilt was a king size log cabin for my parents 25th wedding anniversary, next month would have been their 74th anniversary. I was in high school and wanted it to be a surprise so it was all done in my bedroom. Unlike you I tied the quilt. When my Dad passed I took my inheritance and bought a long arm with computer. I feel my folks would have wanted me enjoy finishing my quilts in a timely manner.
Ok you lost me ,too much talking.IKnow about thread I wanted a quilt show
Your quilt is totally fabulous - I love the spiral quilting because it's such a great contrast to the squareness of your design. A good result altogether. I shall try this technique. Thanks so much.
Thanks so much! Yeah, it really works so well with this quilt! So glad you’re gonna give it a try! 👏🏻💖
The wind actually made it easier to see your beautiful stitching. You are talented, positive and encouraging. I am very tempted to try this on the baby quilt I am working on.
Aww thank you so much! And yes! Try it! It’s so fun! 🥰👏🏻
We can see it very well. It is beautiful. You are good. Congrats. If it goes to Dad, he will love it.
Thank you very much!
It looks amazing, the quilting is perfect for the fabric. Beautiful job.
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful quilt and ,QUILTING. First time seeing your channel.. you are a great teacher. Thank you
Thank you so much!!! 💖💖💖 so glad you’re here!
First time for me, too. I'm 70+ & told my hubby I just love seeing the younger quilters. I'm going to watch the 2 videos you linked, & see if it's something I think one of my granddaughters would enjoy. She's not a quilter...---YET, lol
I know she'd enjoy your style, your personality. Great teacher, btw 💜
Your quilt is so awesome. Reminded me of an Irish chain. I'd enjoy doing (HAVING!) that patterned quilt 🤪 for personal reasons😢. Thx, Miriam. You're a jewel (& your Dad must be, too).
I'm excited to attempt this quilting. I think I'll try on a smaller scale before I attempt a whole quilt. Thank you!
Awesome! I’m so glad you’re going to give it a try!!!
That is a gorgeous quilt! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. I am not comfortable at all about free motion quilting and appreciated your commentary. Thanks alot!
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching! 💖 FMQ definitely takes practice, but it’s a lot of fun and very rewarding when you get a project completed! 🥰
Miriam.....HOLY MACKERAL. SIMPLY SUPERB. You are somethin else. Just wow i can see the quilting BETTER on the front. But i love the pattern before quilting. Thats one helluva beautiful quilt and after the quilting it is STUNNING
I love the spirals. Wonderful!!!
Thank you!!! It was WELL worth the effort 🥰💖
Yeah you said the magic words “ coats & Clark” are number 1 in my book & my sewing machines! Did you know my first Kenmore will not sew any other thread but coats & Clark ! There’s absolutely nothing wrong with this thread, if & when you use the correct thread ! There’s quilting thread , top thread for making buttonholes!
Yes! I love Coats and Clark thread! It's easy find, budget friendly, and works beautifully in my machines!
I’m so new to quilting that I haven’t even finished my first quilt yet. I’m so going to do a spiral!!
Yay! Welcome to the wonderful world of quilting! haha So glad you're going to try spiral quilting! Enjoy!
Use and love the Coates & Clark 30 wt cotton machine quitting thread. Agree 100% with your opinion.
The first spiral is awesome and the backing fabric is stunning, Fabric looks so rich. You are inspiring and thanks for sharing with us!!!!
Yes, I am inspired to try this myself. Again, thanks!!
Thank you so much, Judy!!! 💖💖💖 that means alot! And yay! So excited you’re going to give it a try!
Wow! It turned out great! You could actually see the quilting inside while you were still making it. 🎉🎉
Yes! Thank you!🙏🏻 💖
Such a great video! Makes me home sick for corn fields. Great quilting ideas. Thank you so much for your time and creativity.
Thank you so much for watching!!! 💖🥰
Thai is the most beautiful quilting I’ve ever seen! I don’t know if I will ever try it, but you do make it look a little less scary than I expected it would be. Congratulations on designing a beautiful quilt project! You are amazing!
Awww thank you so much, Marjorie! You’re so sweet 💖💖💖
One could always try it out on a small project...like a potholder!
Your always happy personality, a joy to watch your interesting tutorials Australia
💖💖💖 thank you so much, Patricia!!!!
Your spiral is gorgeous. Thanks for sharing how to free motion quilting ❤
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching! 💖
Both videos were absolutely wonderful! Your excitement added to the whole process. Thanks for the videos, appreciate the time and effort!
Thank you so much!!! 💖🤗
This is a great way you start. If you have to stop, try aiming to stop in a seam. Then the jerky jerkies are not so obvious. I adore FMQ!
Thanks for the tip! 💖
I practice by taking a page out of a coloring book and using it to sew through( with no thread) just to practice staying on a line and getting the spacing even. Curves and changes in direction mean changing pedal pressure or hand speed. I fight eye lashes on the reverse side. Let me know if you have a fix for that. I think it’s just practice on eye ,hand , and foot coordination .
Love the effect of the spirals on the quilt. Really like the colors you chose for the quilt piecing too! Nice job!!
Thanks so much!!!💖💖
Those spirals are amazing. What a great video and finished quilt. I’m a fan.
Yay! Thank you so much!!!
"Sew" glad I found you!!!! Lol😊
Absolutely beautiful!
Love your laugh.
Haha! I’m glad someone does!
The quilting is gorgeous, great job on the pattern and quilting!
Thank you so so much!!!💖👏🏻🥰
Your quilting looks so great!! With doing it on your domestic machine, you are doing a wonderful job. Cool
Thank you so much!💖
Your so real. You make me laugh. It's beautiful. The breeze help show it off. Congrats. Yes I would try the quilting on a table runner square. Something a bit smaller. Thanks
Oooo yes this quilting would look so fun on a runner! 😍 thanks so much for watching, Adelene! What a beautiful name! 💖
That is SO beautiful. You gave me an idea to do multiple overlapping cirles (like a bunch of bubbles blowing in the wind) so the larger circumference would be more easy to handle.
Oooo that would be SO pretty!!! 😍 👏🏻
P.S. AWESOME!!! The first spiral IS beautiful! 😅
Thank you!!! I was SO excited when I looked at it! 😂😍
Have used coats and clark thread it is always my pick 35 years of sewing.
Awesome!!! Yeah I LOVE it! 💖💖
That looks soooo good! I really like your crop circles. That turned out awesome! You should be very proud! 😊
Thank you so much, Angie! 💖
Love your quilt!
Thank you so much 💖🥰
Wow wow and wow
Amazing
Well done
Thank you so much 😀💖
It turned out great! When the sunlight hit the quilt, you could really see the pattern. You're fun to watch. It's like sitting around having a chat. Thanks!
Thank you so much, Susan!!!
You nailed it!
Wow girl!!! Really wonderful!!!!
Thank you so much!!
Absolutely gorgeous quilt. Love the spiral quilting stitch and the pattern of the topper is beautiful too. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much!!💖💖
ooh its beautiful love the quilting and I want to try it. Still practicing on my free motion. Just found your videos and as a 60yo GiGi is makes my heart happy to see the younger generation sewing. Plus I dont feel so bad with my mistakes cause you share yours with us. Thank you so much. OO I also have only used Coats n Clarks thread, never had a problem.
Awesome! Thank you so much for watching, Sherry!
Best tutorial I've seen
Wow, thank you! So glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!🤓
Gorgeous quilt and very cool quilting. I will definitely try the spiral quilting. Great video.
Yay! I’m so glad you’re going to give it a try! It’s a lot of fun! 💖
I LOVE the spirals, love the way iy turned out..I have a quilt ready to go right now and I'm going to try this method, thanks for the inspiration!
Yay! Have fun!!!💖
MIRIAM!!! That is SO COOL!!! I am writing this at the first completed big spiral. WOW!!! 🤩 The wind is helping! LOL. Yes!! It is gorgeous!! And sometimes when something goes wrong or becomes a huge challenge or undertaking, it’s good to walk away and come back fresh! 🥰. I will have to go back and rewatch you and your Dad, and how y’all came up with making the spirals! Love the barn!! ❤
Yay! Thank you so much! It turned out even better than I expected!!! And it was so much fun to work with my dad on one of my projects! 🥰 well worth the effort!
Fabulous. I need to try this on a smaller scale.
Yes!!! You should totally try it! 💖👏🏻
Really really beautiful.❤❤❤
Thank you so much 🥰💖
It's absolutely beautiful ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
CONGRATS. The quilt pattern, quilting design, and quilting look great! Instead of people sending their quilts out for quilting, they could send to your dad for marking. (Or, my brain was envisioning your dad selling a 60" x 74" templates 😊.)
I know you spray basted, but still...you constantly turned the quilt then did circles crossing the quilting in a different direction and still no puckers. I bet free motion quilting and holding your hands just right were a key. A+ on the quilting.
Haha! Oh I should pitch him this idea for a new business! 😂 Quilt Marking!!👏🏻👏🏻 thank you for watching, Carol!!!💖
I'm glad you finished it, it is simply beautiful.
Thank you, Ann!!💖
You can see the quilting, it’s great, love it!!
Yay! Thank you!
I think that's spectacular. I'd love to try that spiral affect. I have no idea what I'm doing, and all I have is an old Singer and hand sewing. But it's on my To-Do list. 😂
Yay!!! Oooo a spiral hand quilting would look amazing 👀 💖
Your quilt is absolutely amazingly beautiful!! You are inspiring me to try!!
Yay!!! 👏🏻👏🏻 I’m so glad! 💖💖
That is sew pretty thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you so much for watching!!💖💖
I love coats and clark thread. They have a newer poly on a cone. Professional strength. All affordable. Sews great.
Oh really? I may need to try that! 🥰
This is adorable. I am currently working on some baby gifts. I finished a knitted blanket with a knitting machine that I recently bought and I am learning how to use. I finished the crib quilt and free motion quilted it. I’m still learning. But my next project is a circular play-mat. I was thinking of quilting it with stripes, but now I am thinking a spiral would be better! If I do, I will send you a picture. Thank you for the inspiration and the how to.
Oh I would love to see it! A spiral on a circular play mat would look so cool! 👏🏻👏🏻
I have to add - WOW! When you showed the back - I'm thinking how cool on a celestial-style backing! So many ideas! :)
Yes!!! That would look SO cool! 👏🏻💖
Fascinating watching and learning. Now I need to go back and watch your glue basting and how you and your Dad made the spirals. Trust me to start at the end😫😫👏👏👏👏👌👌❤
Haha!! Its okay to do things out of order sometimes 🤓
I love your quilt and the spiral quilting. Very much enjoyed watching your process too. Keep up the good work and best of luck being a quilt-fluencer!
Thank you so much! 💖👏🏻 it was definitely one of my favorite quilting projects!
Love the quilt! The breeze catching the quilt actually emphasized the quilting.
The breeze did help ALOT!👏🏻💖
Thank you so much for explaining how to free motion quilt. I am going to try your gluing and quilting. 😊
Wonderful! So glad you’re going to give both a try! 👏🏻💖
I enjoyed seeing your quilt. It is beautiful. I used to make big quilts, now at my age I stick with baby and lap quilts. Because you can't just quit.
I like Coats & Clark as well. I've been quilting for many years, and quilting has become expensive for sure. To cut down on expense. I tried Coats & Clark years ago, and I was happily surprised! I just found your Utube site; yippee, instruction on quilting the quilt. And, I love this spiral design; I'll definitely be trying it. Many Thanks, I'm looking forward to more videos, from a crazy-loving quilter in Sacramento, Lindsay 💕
Yay! So happy to have you join the channel, Lindsay! Thank you so much for watching 💖
Absolutely love this! ❤
I love that thread and have used it for piecing & quilting with my domestic machine.
Yay! Me too! Its my favorite 🥰
@@StitchObsessed, the variegated is my favorite and I also buy when on sale!
@@garnettasmith1717 yes!!! One of the variegated options was actually my first time trying this type and I LOVED it! I’ve been hooked ever since! 💖
Looks awesome
It is absolutely gorgeous Miriam - well done! Love your persistence in overcoming the hurdles - great example to us all.
Thank you so much! What a relief I didn’t have to seam rip again! 😂👏🏻
Fantastic, Beautiful , I love it!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much!
That spiral is great!😮
Thank you!!!💖
I LOVE THE SPIRAL QUILTING
Thank you!!! 💖 It's pretty cool!
Ok you make me want to try free motion again. Great job
Yay! Mission accomplished 🤓💖💖💖
I see the quilting. Makes me want to try it.
You should! It’s so much fun!!!🤩
OMG! It turned out gorgeous. I’m excited for you. I definitely want to try this on mine.
Thanks so much, Diane!! Yes! You’ve gotta try it! 👏🏻💖💖
Love the quilting on this and might try this. I have never actually marked with a blue pen so a bit nervous but I might try on a quilt top I never had a plan for. Thanks for the inspiration.
I totally understand being nervous to mark a quilt! I only ever use the Dritz mark b gone blue ink because I KNOW it washes out lol 😂 I hope it give it a try! It’s so much fun!
It turned out amazing! I love it!
Thank you so much!
Miriam, i think I have watched this video at least 10 times and i need to tell you how much i love how you quited it. I would like to try to do this. I'm going to think on this some more.😊
Aww yay! Thank you so much, Fran! And I’m so glad you’re going to try! It’s so fun and satisfying watching it come together 🥰💖
So what did you do when you came to an edge in the middle of a circle I noticed they just stopped. Did you go down the edge and then pick up the next ring of the circle?
I backstitch at the end of each ring, and then start again in the next ring.
Fantastic job on the quilting and love the pattern of the blocks! You did such a good job on the quilt. Have to watch the video on how it was marked to figure out if I could do it.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much! Enjoy! 💖🤗
Love it! Very beautiful. You are very talented. Thank you for your hard work and for sharing! ❤
Wow, thank you so much! 🥰💖
What a fantastic tutorial. I really love this pattern and may have to con a friend into helping with the lines. Your dad really was a rockstar helping figure out the best way to accomplish. Thank you for sharing!
He was a trooper coming to help me with it for sure! 🥰 so glad you enjoyed the video!
Yes. I will definitely try it.
Yay!!! I hope you have as much fun as I did! 👏🏻💖
I love this so much! I watched your marking video and I'm so glad that you made this one. I'm doing this on my next quilts and I can't wait
Yay! I’m so glad you’re going to give the spiral quilting a try! It’s SO fun! 👏🏻👏🏻
I love coats and clark thread!
Yay! Me too!💖