what a wonderful demonstration, I just love you because you keep it real, I am new to quilting and am learning a lot of new techniques watching your videos. Thanks so much for sharing.
I just happened to find you quite some time ago... I love how you explain everything. I'm a senior and have been sewing since I was an out 9. My mom taught us girls, but I didn't know about quilting. So thank you so much for bring a good teacher.🤗🤗❤. Never to old to learn.
Anisa, hello! My name is Anissa! Pronounced the same. I also am a crafty person. Must be in the name. 😉❤️ I will forever be a subscriber now. Great tutorial. Thank you! 💕💕💕
Anisa, good for you for showing real life and what can happen if a sewing machine is not cleaned on a regular basis when being used. Your block is so pretty. I am enjoying your tutorials.
Thank you for saying we do make mistakes. I’m new at quilting. I’ve never called my self a quilter but I do try to make quilts. I do love all your hints as it helps. Thank you again.
Looks like you were happy with that block. Your tail was really wagging behind you. 😂😂😂 That is a beautiful block. You do a great tutorial. Can't wait to see more. 😊
Hiya, is there a calculation for what size the squares need to be if say I wanted a 7.5" main middle square? I have to fussy cut a pattern which needs a 7.5" middle square - love this video thank you!
I love this block. I am not doing this block of the month but I want to do this block. But mine HAS to be a 6 1/2 inch center. How do I adjust the rest? I know that will make it a 12 inch square
Hi Im new to quilting...im trying to make this star, I'm not sure whats going on...lol...middle and sides are so nice then it looks like my top and bottom is too large?? Help
@@TheCraftyAuthor I’m sorry to bother you again but is the goal of the 12 blocks is to be able to assemble them together for my sampler quilt? I am brand new to quilting so I have no history I love your videos and am ever so grateful for your easy to follow well laid out videos. So I have done the first 3 blocks but they are all different sizes. I understand cutting them down so they will all be the same size but looking at them finished will that not disrupt the lovely patterns. Thank you for sharing your time and experience. Warm regards
Hi Pat- You are not bothering me. 😊 These are great questions. It should not alter the patterns in any way. Be sure to watch the whole series so that you can see the squaring up of blocks and also adding to them. As long as you continue with a 1/4” seam, everything should work out. 😊
@@TheCraftyAuthor I should have checked your blog lol. I see you actually pinto it that block 3 is smaller. I guess I had my man hat on....did the block then read the instructions. I’m have so much fun doing these blocks. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and time! Pat
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what a wonderful demonstration, I just love you because you keep it real, I am new to quilting and am learning a lot of new techniques watching your videos. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thank you so much for the tutorial! I love it and plan to make some star blocks! Have a wonderful day!
I watch a lot of videos ,andI have to say , this one has really helped me a lot ,answered some of my questions ,thank you.
I just happened to find you quite some time ago... I love how you explain everything. I'm a senior and have been sewing since I was an out 9. My mom taught us girls, but I didn't know about quilting. So thank you so much for bring a good teacher.🤗🤗❤. Never to old to learn.
Anisa, hello! My name is Anissa! Pronounced the same. I also am a crafty person. Must be in the name. 😉❤️ I will forever be a subscriber now. Great tutorial. Thank you! 💕💕💕
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I loved your video and I learn lots!
Have just found your channel, thank you for being 'real'. Love your blocks. 😍😍
Love the star block!
Anisa, good for you for showing real life and what can happen if a sewing machine is not cleaned on a regular basis when being used. Your block is so pretty. I am enjoying your tutorials.
Thank you, Sue!
Thank you for saying we do make mistakes. I’m new at quilting. I’ve never called my self a quilter but I do try to make quilts. I do love all your hints as it helps. Thank you again.
Yes I’m still new and boy have I made mistakes and I’ve learned from them but still make lots of mistakes 🥹
You are human like the rest of us. We all need that reminder to clean our machines.
Love your blocks! I need to go back and start from Jan. Thanks Anisa.
Looks like you were happy with that block. Your tail was really wagging behind you. 😂😂😂 That is a beautiful block. You do a great tutorial. Can't wait to see more. 😊
Hiya, is there a calculation for what size the squares need to be if say I wanted a 7.5" main middle square? I have to fussy cut a pattern which needs a 7.5" middle square - love this video thank you!
I love this block. I am not doing this block of the month but I want to do this block. But mine HAS to be a 6 1/2 inch center. How do I adjust the rest? I know that will make it a 12 inch square
What model is your JANOME in this video? Thank you.
Your right. Do you.
Hi Im new to quilting...im trying to make this star, I'm not sure whats going on...lol...middle and sides are so nice then it looks like my top and bottom is too large?? Help
What’s your nail color in you lovely saw tooth squares video
Since just joined you is there only going to be 12 squares as in a block of the month. Thank you.
Helen- Yes. There will be 12 blocks total. At the end, we will be putting the sampler quilt together. :)
can anyone tell me what the finished size of this block is? I think mine turned out to small? thanks
Hi Pat- The finished size was 10”. 😊
@@TheCraftyAuthor I’m sorry to bother you again but is the goal of the 12 blocks is to be able to assemble them together for my sampler quilt? I am brand new to quilting so I have no history I love your videos and am ever so grateful for your easy to follow well laid out videos. So I have done the first 3 blocks but they are all different sizes. I understand cutting them down so they will all be the same size but looking at them finished will that not disrupt the lovely patterns. Thank you for sharing your time and experience. Warm regards
Hi Pat- You are not bothering me. 😊 These are great questions. It should not alter the patterns in any way. Be sure to watch the whole series so that you can see the squaring up of blocks and also adding to them. As long as you continue with a 1/4” seam, everything should work out. 😊
@@TheCraftyAuthor thank you so much.
@@TheCraftyAuthor I should have checked your blog lol. I see you actually pinto it that block 3 is smaller. I guess I had my man hat on....did the block then read the instructions. I’m have so much fun doing these blocks. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and time!
Pat
Your funny