My 86 year old father asked me to make him a t-shirt quilt. He was a volunteer firefighter for many years in California. After each fire was put out they would make a t-shirt to remember the event. I am a confident seamstress but never attempted a quilt. I watched your t-shirt quilt video many times. It was the perfect guide. Thank you so much! My daddy was so happy 😀
Thank you so very much for your videos. I'm new to quilting and was having such a struggle with quilting on my little machine. I'm no "spring chick" so handling a quilt and shoving it thru the area was backbreaking. Since I found your videos, I've created more quilts, and follow your quilt-as-you-go techniques. Absolutely wonderful! I also enjoy all of your ideas and techniques. Thank you again!!!
I'm so giddy and can't wait to get my batting from fatquarter shop only because they actually sell it pre-cut. 😮 I didn't know they sold it like this. Most of my blocks are 12.5" unfinished. I bought their 14" x 14" pre-cut batting. It's also in rolls of different widths, I bought the 2" width. I'm so happy and can't wait to try my hand at quilt as you go. I also wanted to share this just in case anyone is like me and didn't know this. 🤗
I am never going to make an entire quilt as QAYG... but I love the process and would love to see you make bigger sections that are out together for a quilt at the end. I have a long arm and an embroidery sewing machine. I prefer to quilt on my sewing machine with the hoops and big quilts are a strain. I can see quilting four bigger sections to make a bed size quilt with your method and since I love watching for entertainment ... I thought I would suggest a possible future project. I can take blocks and create a bigger piece with one-fourth the blocks and then make what would essentially be a big block and join it with your method. Thank you for sharing and for the binding video! I've never seen that before and it is great for utility quilts for certain.
I've been watching for only a short time. I binge watched several so far. You're both very talented people. I want to thank you for showing me how to make such beautiful blocks, & quilts. My confidence has improved, as well as my sewing skills. I'm hooked on your creativity. Shine on.
Hello! I hope you had a joyful day. I just got to sit down with my hand quilting and watch your video. I always learn something new from you so thank you very much for that. I hope you have a lovely week ahead. Thank you for posting this video and sharing your time and talent.
Loving your videos and I’m curious as to which Brother machine you currently use? I love how it seems to operate effortlessly. I have 3 Brother machines and looking to upgrade soon because of the need for more throat space for quilting. Thanks
Thanks! I have the Brother VM6200D, it's superseded but just ask a Brother dealer and I'm sure that they'll be able to let you know the updated version.
@@PatternPooleTV thank you so much. I hope the one you have is still available. I don’t necessarily want a whole group of bells and whistles although I’m sure there nice. Thank you for your reply
Aussies are the best people . you guys are so kind and caring . Thank you so much. I love the internet for these purposes , meeting people from around the world that is just the best . I am not new to sewing , back in the day I used to make clothes at home for me and my family including a Prom dress . I cross stitch, water color , knit ,crochet , paper craft , color , as well as general crafting . I have yet to make a quilt , so the QAYG is perfect for me as I only have a small Brother quilting machine. I am just getting my mind wrapped around the process of starting one .
I just found your channel. I just retired and I have always wanted to learn to quilt. I am also learning to sew. I am really enjoying you channel. I would like to ask two question. What type of sewing machine do you have? What would you recommend for a beginner. Thank you for your time.
My machine is a Brother VM 6200D, it's now superseded but I'm sure that they have updated versions. I can't recommend an actual machine as there are so many to choose from but our advice is to buy a machine from a local sewing machine shop that has a good reputation. You'll get a warranty, help and advice and most times a free lessons on how to use your machine. All of the big brands are good such as Janome, Brother, Bernina, Juki, Baby Lock, Pfaff etc. Congratulations on your retirement!
I really appreciate and enjoy the videos you've been sharing in regard to QAYG techniques. One thing that continues to perplex me, though, is how to assemble all the smaller components of a QAYG into a larger finished quilt. I have an exceptionally small space in which to work and a few years ago I made two queen-size QAYG bed quilts. Making the small 10" components was a joy, but when it came to joining them together it very quickly became too difficult to assemble all those components in my own space. I wound up having to occupy space on someone else's dining room table for nearly a week to wrestle both beasts into submission and finally complete the projects. It was an arduous and painful task and I wound up straining my relationship with the person who's space I had used. I've seen many videos (not just yours) that demonstrate how to make and/or join small blocks, but I have yet to find a video that shows anyone actually FINISHING a large QYAG project. I'm really curious and look forward to seeing how you're going to join all your blocks and sections into the larger final piece.
Yes, making the small blocks are fun and easy. Joining them into a lap size quilt is easy enough but big quilts are definitely more challenging. You'll see joining larger sections in our Island Home quilt series as the quilt grows. This video shows joining a 60" square quilt together and gives tips on how to handle the quilt as it grows: ruclips.net/video/Comx-UlTemU/видео.html
@@PatternPooleTV Thanks very much for the link. The methods you used are virtually identical to how I finished my two quilts (both 80"x100"). It was such a struggle I don't think I'll attempt to make another one quite so big. 😉 You make it look a lot easier than my own experience. I do look forward to seeing you assemble this quilt as well. Thanks again for all the great, informative vids!! ❤
I love all your videos and I have asked to become a member on your FB page. Thank you for all that you do. So many little things in quilting….but if done right the outcome is spectacular even if its a simple pot holder!
Perfect, perfect. I am not on fb or instagram so don't see what everybody does, so this has been very helpful. I have been doing all your quilt alongs, including the current one and have learned so much. I especially like all your fabrics which are so different from the ones here in the U.S. and so for the Island home quilt along I am using some of the Kaffe Fassett fabrics that resemble the aboriginal designs. The BEST thing I have learned from you is how to do quilt as you go and I will be forever grateful for showing us all the ways you do that. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
I love learning from both of you as well as all our group members. I had to put my sewing machine aside for a couple months until I could afford to get it repaired. I just got it back yesterday. So now I can finish my daughter's T-shirt quilt!
What a wonderful wealth of information and knowledge. I long for the day when my work looks anywhere near as good and neat as yours. I'm working on it. Thank you so much for this video and your delightful repertoire.
Thanks again for another great tutorial. I got a hint from a friend about leaders and enders. With you scraps make them Half Square Triangles (HST). Eventually, you will have heaps of HST to make into quilts or crazy borders for a quilt. I make 2.5" or 3.5" HST.
I love watching your videos. I am in the US and also a mother of daughters. You look like you are having such fun together. Keep the videos coming. I am learning a lot from you both.
I completed a QAYG t-shirt quilt for a friend and watched your videos many times. I had such fun completing that quilt...flaws and all. These tips are great. I am quite the novice still but I am hoping that the "love" I put into my sewing, offsets any of the oops that happen along with it. Thank you for posting these videos and for the very complete explanations that go along with them!
Thank you for your videos. I don’t have a long arm quilter and I made a couple larger quilts and it was a struggle but finished them because of all the work and money invested in. I’m working on a couple of new quilts using your tips, thank you
I enjoy your tutorials. What model of Brother Machine do you have. I like the device you use to make an accuate 1/4 inch seam. I will join you on FACEBOOK
Another tip for leading fabrics: pair up your scraps to sew a scrap quilt without trying by using them as your leaders and enders. If you stop your needle before getting to the end of the piece it wont eat your fabric (generally speaking, some fabrics do not agree with my machine and have been eaten but not often).
I love watching you two, mother and daughter. Thank you for your videos. Found your videos in 2021 while in rehab. Couldn’t wait to be able to try your techniques. Was able to finish a couple of UFOs with your cover strips. I have been able to make and finish a couple of quilts. I’m still trying to finish a couple of blocks from your first quilt a long. But I’m back in rehab again trying to learn how to walk again. It’s going slower this time. But I’ll get there and back to my sewing machine and quilting, I’ve got so many quilts planned in this brain of mine. That’s the only problem with watching your videos. I want to had another pattern to the list. Thank You both. God Bless U2. ❤️
Hello Betty, sending you all our love and wishing you a speedy recovery. Stay positive and keep thinking about all those beautiful quilts that you're going to make!
I really appreciate your final tip of enjoying the process. I think we all forget this sometime, I know I do. I get bogged down by the quilts that are gifts that "need" to be done, these deadline that I put on myself, then quilting becomes a drudgery and not the joy it is meant to be. I pushed pause on my gift pile to do the Island of Home series to learn new techniques and to be more creative. I have thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you both.
I love your sweater, Monica. Instead of using an awl, I use my scwissors, I can follow my seam all the way through to the needle with one blade each side of the needle.
Thank you so much for sharing the leader. Last week I saw a popular quilting person say it was a cheap machine if the fabric was getting chewed. Glad to know I can continue on my throw away machine & not have my fabric chewed.😊
It’s discussed in our accurate piecing video, here’s a link: ACCURATE PIECING FOR QUILTING: Sharing all my tips + tricks while making the Churn Dash + Ohio Star ruclips.net/video/-xc118Nfx-o/видео.html
Delightful to watch, learn, and be reminded of "best ways " to achieve quilting success! I would add, cut your pieces son after getting the fabric...if you wait too long and need more of a print, it may not be there when you go back to the store or order on line...Enjoy your day.
Appreciated blanket stitch tip eg. choosing stitch that doesn’t go backwards before going forward, thank you. Also appreciated tip about ‘beginners & Enders’, also avoids thread knotting! Regarding ‘glueing’ to nest (align) seams - I personally would find this messy, time consuming & an unnecessary expense, my preference is to pin or use my finger tips. But like most things, personal preference is what’s it’s about. Thank you again for this tutorial, been very informative!
I found when I hand sewed the back of the quilt, glue basting saved me from pin sticks. It was also quicker when I wasn’t having to remove pins or untangle my thread from the pins. I used Elmers school glue so it was very inexpensive.
@@jhwilliams6550 Yes for sure, although I got the impression the ‘tip’ related more to machine piecing blocks which is why I originally commented about the addition of glue. Although I think using glue to baste double thickness open seams that have to be sashed over, is a good idea.
So nice to see mother and daughter enjoying the same things. I wish my daughters were still with me.❤❤
My 86 year old father asked me to make him a t-shirt quilt. He was a volunteer firefighter for many years in California. After each fire was put out they would make a t-shirt to remember the event. I am a confident seamstress but never attempted a quilt. I watched your t-shirt quilt video many times. It was the perfect guide. Thank you so much! My daddy was so happy 😀
Thank you so much for sharing this story, so glad that our video helped you to make your Dad happy with a special quilt just for him!
Great tips. Wish I watched them years ago. Great to watch some fellow Aussies 💗💗🌸💗
Glad you like them!
Your videos are awesome.I have learned so much thank you😊😊
You are so welcome!
Thankyou awesome stuff
Glad you enjoyed it
Love your techniques. Will be doing one soon. And love your quilts. So beautiful. Beautiful work!!!
Thank you so much!
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Thank you so very much for your videos. I'm new to quilting and was having such a struggle with quilting on my little machine. I'm no "spring chick" so handling a quilt and shoving it thru the area was backbreaking. Since I found your videos, I've created more quilts, and follow your quilt-as-you-go techniques. Absolutely wonderful! I also enjoy all of your ideas and techniques. Thank you again!!!
Great to hear! You are very welcome!
Absolutely loved your video 😁
Thanks!
I'm so giddy and can't wait to get my batting from fatquarter shop only because they actually sell it pre-cut. 😮 I didn't know they sold it like this. Most of my blocks are 12.5" unfinished. I bought their 14" x 14" pre-cut batting. It's also in rolls of different widths, I bought the 2" width. I'm so happy and can't wait to try my hand at quilt as you go. I also wanted to share this just in case anyone is like me and didn't know this. 🤗
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing that tip.
I am never going to make an entire quilt as QAYG... but I love the process and would love to see you make bigger sections that are out together for a quilt at the end. I have a long arm and an embroidery sewing machine. I prefer to quilt on my sewing machine with the hoops and big quilts are a strain. I can see quilting four bigger sections to make a bed size quilt with your method and since I love watching for entertainment ... I thought I would suggest a possible future project. I can take blocks and create a bigger piece with one-fourth the blocks and then make what would essentially be a big block and join it with your method. Thank you for sharing and for the binding video! I've never seen that before and it is great for utility quilts for certain.
Thanks for your comment, we'll keep your in mind. Happy quilting!
I am a new quilter and have found your site priceless for QAYG , thank you
You’re welcome!
You two are absolutely delightful! Thank you for this tips video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm so happy I found this channel!! I love all the videos! 🙌🥰
Glad you enjoy it!
I've been watching for only a short time. I binge watched several so far. You're both very talented people. I want to thank you for showing me how to make such beautiful blocks, & quilts. My confidence has improved, as well as my sewing skills. I'm hooked on your creativity. Shine on.
Thank you for your kind words, lovely to know that our videos have helped you to improve your sewing skills, it keeps us doing what we're doing!
Will you demo how to make a log cabin QAYG?
Hello! I hope you had a joyful day. I just got to sit down with my hand quilting and watch your video. I always learn something new from you so thank you very much for that. I hope you have a lovely week ahead. Thank you for posting this video and sharing your time and talent.
Loving your videos and I’m curious as to which Brother machine you currently use? I love how it seems to operate effortlessly. I have 3 Brother machines and looking to upgrade soon because of the need for more throat space for quilting. Thanks
Thanks! I have the Brother VM6200D, it's superseded but just ask a Brother dealer and I'm sure that they'll be able to let you know the updated version.
@@PatternPooleTV thank you so much. I hope the one you have is still available. I don’t necessarily want a whole group of bells and whistles although I’m sure there nice. Thank you for your reply
You two are a refreshing team. Love all the tricks and tips. Keep up the great videos.
Aussies are the best people . you guys are so kind and caring . Thank you so much. I love the internet for these purposes , meeting people from around the world that is just the best . I am not new to sewing , back in the day I used to make clothes at home for me and my family including a Prom dress . I cross stitch, water color , knit ,crochet , paper craft , color , as well as general crafting . I have yet to make a quilt , so the QAYG is perfect for me as I only have a small Brother quilting machine. I am just getting my mind wrapped around the process of starting one .
Aww thanks so much!
Nice to see a daughter and mom quilting together. Thank you for the video
Our pleasure!
I just found your channel. I just retired and I have always wanted to learn to quilt. I am also learning to sew. I am really enjoying you channel. I would like to ask two question. What type of sewing machine do you have? What would you recommend for a beginner. Thank you for your time.
My machine is a Brother VM 6200D, it's now superseded but I'm sure that they have updated versions. I can't recommend an actual machine as there are so many to choose from but our advice is to buy a machine from a local sewing machine shop that has a good reputation. You'll get a warranty, help and advice and most times a free lessons on how to use your machine. All of the big brands are good such as Janome, Brother, Bernina, Juki, Baby Lock, Pfaff etc. Congratulations on your retirement!
I love how much fun you make it and I have learnt so much your an amazing teacher thanks so much 😊
Thanks so much 😊
I'm excited to put some of this to work. I'm getting really tired of wresting large quilts to quilt them on my domestic
Yes, give it a try, it really does make quilting more manageable.
Like your channel but background music distracts from what your saying.
I really appreciate and enjoy the videos you've been sharing in regard to QAYG techniques. One thing that continues to perplex me, though, is how to assemble all the smaller components of a QAYG into a larger finished quilt. I have an exceptionally small space in which to work and a few years ago I made two queen-size QAYG bed quilts. Making the small 10" components was a joy, but when it came to joining them together it very quickly became too difficult to assemble all those components in my own space. I wound up having to occupy space on someone else's dining room table for nearly a week to wrestle both beasts into submission and finally complete the projects. It was an arduous and painful task and I wound up straining my relationship with the person who's space I had used.
I've seen many videos (not just yours) that demonstrate how to make and/or join small blocks, but I have yet to find a video that shows anyone actually FINISHING a large QYAG project. I'm really curious and look forward to seeing how you're going to join all your blocks and sections into the larger final piece.
Yes, making the small blocks are fun and easy. Joining them into a lap size quilt is easy enough but big quilts are definitely more challenging. You'll see joining larger sections in our Island Home quilt series as the quilt grows. This video shows joining a 60" square quilt together and gives tips on how to handle the quilt as it grows: ruclips.net/video/Comx-UlTemU/видео.html
@@PatternPooleTV Thanks very much for the link. The methods you used are virtually identical to how I finished my two quilts (both 80"x100"). It was such a struggle I don't think I'll attempt to make another one quite so big. 😉 You make it look a lot easier than my own experience. I do look forward to seeing you assemble this quilt as well. Thanks again for all the great, informative vids!! ❤
Me gusta mucho sus enseñanzas,pero me gustaría oírla en Español
What is a scrim in batting? I've never heard of it
Hello
Hi Chris, haven't seen you in years, hope you are well!
I have an old singer zig zag machine I got when I got married in 1966. I don’t have a walking foot so can I still quilt as you go?
I love all your videos and I have asked to become a member on your FB page. Thank you for all that you do. So many little things in quilting….but if done right the outcome is spectacular even if its a simple pot holder!
Thank you so much!
I think it's Wonderful how close the both of you are to each other.
You get along with each other well.
May God Bless you both richly.
Perfect, perfect. I am not on fb or instagram so don't see what everybody does, so this has been very helpful. I have been doing all your quilt alongs, including the current one and have learned so much. I especially like all your fabrics which are so different from the ones here in the U.S. and so for the Island home quilt along I am using some of the Kaffe Fassett fabrics that resemble the aboriginal designs. The BEST thing I have learned from you is how to do quilt as you go and I will be forever grateful for showing us all the ways you do that. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
I get my batting upside down all the time and haven't had any problems. I use cotton.
I love learning from both of you as well as all our group members. I had to put my sewing machine aside for a couple months until I could afford to get it repaired. I just got it back yesterday. So now I can finish my daughter's T-shirt quilt!
That is awesome!
another fantastic tips video...thank you so much ladies! I am enjoying this quilt along so much 😃😃
Thanks, great to hear!
I decided that I don't worry if my scrim is on the top or bottom because I always end up having a few that get turned over.
Thank you for these tips. An Old Girl in KZN SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦
You're welcome!
My tip is that I change my needle plate on my Pfaff to the straight stitch plate.
I don't see your links. Am I missing something?
Has Alaura made her first quilt? You are so cool together.
Which Brother sewing machine do you use?
What a wonderful wealth of information and knowledge. I long for the day when my work looks anywhere near as good and neat as yours. I'm working on it. Thank you so much for this video and your delightful repertoire.
You are so welcome!
A great tip, "there is no such thing as quilting police"
Thanks again for another great tutorial. I got a hint from a friend about leaders and enders. With you scraps make them Half Square Triangles (HST). Eventually, you will have heaps of HST to make into quilts or crazy borders for a quilt. I make 2.5" or 3.5" HST.
That's a great idea!
I love watching your videos. I am in the US and also a mother of daughters. You look like you are having such fun together. Keep the videos coming. I am learning a lot from you both.
Thank you so much!
Thank You for the tips...
Enjoy watching your tutorials, there is always something new to learn with any sewing projects...
Thanks for watching!
You two are so alike that you could be twins
I completed a QAYG t-shirt quilt for a friend and watched your videos many times. I had such fun completing that quilt...flaws and all. These tips are great. I am quite the novice still but I am hoping that the "love" I put into my sewing, offsets any of the oops that happen along with it. Thank you for posting these videos and for the very complete explanations that go along with them!
That is awesome! You are most welcome, thanks for watching our videos!
Thank you for your videos. I don’t have a long arm quilter and I made a couple larger quilts and it was a struggle but finished them because of all the work and money invested in. I’m working on a couple of new quilts using your tips, thank you
You are so welcome!
I like the “Slowdown” tip because I am always wanting things to be done quickly, but I have slowed up and certainly do love my quilting now. Thanks ❤
That’s great to hear ❤️
Thanks so much for the much needed tips on QAYG! I haven't tried yet but it's on my bucket list for quilting and other sewing. ☺
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Ladies, already learnt so much from you!!
Wonderful!
I enjoy your tutorials. What model of Brother Machine do you have. I like the device you use to make an accuate 1/4 inch seam. I will join you on FACEBOOK
My machine is a Brother VM6200D. See you on Facebook!
Another tip for leading fabrics: pair up your scraps to sew a scrap quilt without trying by using them as your leaders and enders. If you stop your needle before getting to the end of the piece it wont eat your fabric (generally speaking, some fabrics do not agree with my machine and have been eaten but not often).
Great tip!
I love watching you two, mother and daughter. Thank you for your videos. Found your videos in 2021 while in rehab. Couldn’t wait to be able to try your techniques. Was able to finish a couple of UFOs with your cover strips. I have been able to make and finish a couple of quilts. I’m still trying to finish a couple of blocks from your first quilt a long. But I’m back in rehab again trying to learn how to walk again. It’s going slower this time. But I’ll get there and back to my sewing machine and quilting, I’ve got so many quilts planned in this brain of mine. That’s the only problem with watching your videos. I want to had another pattern to the list. Thank You both. God Bless U2. ❤️
Hello Betty, sending you all our love and wishing you a speedy recovery. Stay positive and keep thinking about all those beautiful quilts that you're going to make!
I really appreciate your final tip of enjoying the process. I think we all forget this sometime, I know I do. I get bogged down by the quilts that are gifts that "need" to be done, these deadline that I put on myself, then quilting becomes a drudgery and not the joy it is meant to be. I pushed pause on my gift pile to do the Island of Home series to learn new techniques and to be more creative. I have thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you both.
Yes, we all get ourselves bogged down with deadlines sometimes. Thanks for Joining the Island Home course, great to hear that you're enjoying it!
I love your sweater, Monica. Instead of using an awl, I use my scwissors, I can follow my seam all the way through to the needle with one blade each side of the needle.
Thanks. Great tip!
This was one of the most helpful videos that I have watched in years. Kudos.
That's great, thank so much.
Excellent close up machine stitches - basics are even good reminders for “experienced” quilters
Thank you 😃
Thanks for watching!
I am using the pin trick on a hand quilted queen sized quilt to match the borders on both the front and the backing because my quilt is reversible.
Wonderful ❤️
Thank you so much enjoy your tips I have a question when you use the iron on applique does the fuseable gum up your sewing machine
No it doesn’t gum up your machine but it can occasionally gum up the needle. There are now anti glue needles available. ❤️
Thank you both for all these wonderful tips!
Our pleasure!
Loved you quilt as you go video! And I love your flower blocks!
Thank you so much!
I'm going to purchase your Brother sewing machine one day, it's a beauty.
It certainly is, I love it!
Thank you for all theses great tips on quilt as you go. 😁
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for sharing the leader. Last week I saw a popular quilting person say it was a cheap machine if the fabric was getting chewed. Glad to know I can continue on my throw away machine & not have my fabric chewed.😊
I can't find the scant 1/4 video. Is it linked somewhere?
It’s discussed in our accurate piecing video, here’s a link: ACCURATE PIECING FOR QUILTING: Sharing all my tips + tricks while making the Churn Dash + Ohio Star
ruclips.net/video/-xc118Nfx-o/видео.html
The scrim goes towards the back of your fabric?
The scrim faces down against the wrong side of the backing fabric.
Great tip video, thank you.
You're welcome!
Thanks you!
Thank you for your tips🥰
You’re welcome 😊
😮
Learnt tip 3 the hard way!
Same here lol
Delightful to watch, learn, and be reminded of "best ways " to achieve quilting success! I would add, cut your pieces son after getting the fabric...if you wait too long and need more of a print, it may not be there when you go back to the store or order on line...Enjoy your day.
Thank you! Great tip ❤️
So sad. Sorry for your loss Tammy. He was one of a kind 💕
Go Girls 🎉. I absolutely love your videos. What an amazing pair you are. Thankyou❤
Thank you so much!!
looking forward to your vid. on batting -- I have always wondered how to tell which side is the scrim side ....
Thanks
I find bamboo batting when you wash your quilt it has a lot of fluff come through so dont like it
We haven't had that problem but I have heard someone else say the same thing.
I had no idea about the "needle up" trick. Thanks so much for that tip.
You are so welcome!
Appreciated blanket stitch tip eg. choosing stitch that doesn’t go backwards before going forward, thank you. Also appreciated tip about ‘beginners & Enders’, also avoids thread knotting! Regarding ‘glueing’ to nest (align) seams - I personally would find this messy, time consuming & an unnecessary expense, my preference is to pin or use my finger tips. But like most things, personal preference is what’s it’s about.
Thank you again for this tutorial, been very informative!
Glad it was helpful! Yes, you have to go with what suits you.
I found when I hand sewed the back of the quilt, glue basting saved me from pin sticks. It was also quicker when I wasn’t having to remove pins or untangle my thread from the pins. I used Elmers school glue so it was very inexpensive.
@@jhwilliams6550 I think you’re referring to something different (?). My comment related to nesting & pining blocks/pieces for top of the quilt.
@@colleen6960 I was just wanting to explain that if hand sewing a seam then the glue basting is a helper.
@@jhwilliams6550 Yes for sure, although I got the impression the ‘tip’ related more to machine piecing blocks which is why I originally commented about the addition of glue. Although I think using glue to baste double thickness open seams that have to be sashed over, is a good idea.
I don’t use starch but I do use sizing, big difference!
That's interesting, what brand of sizing do you use?
@@PatternPooleTV any works, starch has sugar and will attracts bugs!
Hola desde España. Me encantan tus videos, son maravillosos.
Gracias
@@PatternPooleTV tengo una duda. Puede acolcharse un quilt tamaño queen , bargello con la tecnica quilt as you go?? Gracias.
These were great tips!!! Thank you!!!!!
You're welcome!