Brilliant, I needed advice on how to control really long strips that would run the width of the quilt.This was the best video I found and also it helped me plan how I would use the main fabric and keep all the strips running neatly so that they don't end up on a diagonal as the quilt builds
You're my absolute favourite sewing instructor. These videos usually stress me out but way you chat throughout, it's so gentle and soothing and makes it seem so manageable, thank you thank you thank you!
👍thank u for the clear, logical and organized way of approaching curves without rulers/templates...thank you for still having these instructions on youtube. be well. NM
The internet is amazing. I have dreams in my head of curves on the bag i'm currently creating and if i had to figure curves out in my head and in practice, i'd probably have wasted so much time and fabric experimenting. It's so nice to be able to learn from someone with experience and see the full process. And surprisingly you've made it look so incredibly possible and easy. Thank you!!! :D
Thank you so much for making this video! This is pretty much exactly what I needed for a bit of a wild project I had in mind. I've been going in mental circles over thinking how I was going to do it!
Great Tutorial! I learned a lot from this and got inspired to try some more curved quilting. I've seen several of your videos and enjoy your style. You're so relaxed and natural, it's like we're sitting in the room and you're chatting with us. Keep up the great work!
Lovely tutorial! I am making a quilt to look like a landscape of hills and valleys with a sunset in the background. This is very helpful for such a quilt! Only my second ever, so I am very excited. Blessings!
Thank you so much. I started one and halfway down I messed it all up. I should of pinned as you did and I'm going to try it again. Thank you. I love your tutorials.
A reminder as to why gray is my fav non color.. Also glue basting is a great way to be pin free. I used the weekend to do some skill building. I found that glue basting was a pain. Rather I adopted a free form method demonstrated both others and treated the top and bottom as dynamic sustrates and moved them where the needed to be to land under the foot. My Appliquikc tool (with forked in) worked great for getting close to needle and saving my index finger. Thank you for inspiring me to work with this method.
Very nice video. I tried this the other day before watching and got a result that didn’t lie perfectly flat. You make it look easy! I’m going to try again, following your instructions as exactly as possible. Thank you very much!!🌺
Thank you for this fine tutorial, it fills my needs exactly! Just tried my first inset strip and it worked! Slow going, but hopefully I will get better with practice.
I love this, but I'll have to get past my memories of trying to make things fit from my dressmaking days of a long time ago. Thank you Susan I'm inspired to try it.
This helped so much, I am about to do a new quilt project and I was going to try paper piecing but it wasn't working on the curves. Since the quilt is a picture an is my first picture I really want it to work and this really will make it work. I know exactly how I can use it with the extra large pattern I have made. Quilt size 72x86 , so it is a large project. Thanks so very very much for the video. I wish I could download it. Anyway tks again.
What a lovely instruction! I am just starting to sew and wanted to do a curve-pieced bag-design (do you say that? I'm german, sorry if my english seems weird) and your instructions are very helpful!
Greetings! When you do this kind of sewing, is your work able to lie fully flat after ironing, or is there a bit of rippling no matter what? Thank you for a great lesson!!
Wondered if you could help me please. I'm trying to make a cushion cover with the squiggly line running from top left corner to bottom right corner approx 3ins.wide please help I'm struggling.
TL;DR mystery unlocked in full by 9:30 ;) Seeing the technique only in its finished form, I was a bit mystified. I had envisioned that maybe it could be done this way, but it felt like it couldn't possibly work. Apparently it is only a magic trick, if your quilting, like mine, is rather carefree, rushed, and eschews pinning anything, ever. :p
Thank you for this!! Making an ocean wave quilt in blues. Really needed this!
Brilliant, I needed advice on how to control really long strips that would run the width of the quilt.This was the best video I found and also it helped me plan how I would use the main fabric and keep all the strips running neatly so that they don't end up on a diagonal as the quilt builds
You're my absolute favourite sewing instructor. These videos usually stress me out but way you chat throughout, it's so gentle and soothing and makes it seem so manageable, thank you thank you thank you!
I just found the perfect way to put boarders on the quilt I am making. Thank you for getting my creative juices flowing!
You have opened a gate to a fairyland of sewing for me, Thank you so much for sharing.
👍thank u for the clear, logical and organized way of approaching curves without rulers/templates...thank you for still having these instructions on youtube. be well. NM
B E S T EVER curvaceous piecing video!!!! I’m making a shore line on a quilt and this was exactly what I needed to figure it out -thank you!!! 🌟🌟🌟
Here for the exact same reason 😊😊 Making a shoreline quilt.
@@NayLouise24 it worked out nicely!
Perfect clarification. Thank you for sharing and HELPING!
The internet is amazing. I have dreams in my head of curves on the bag i'm currently creating and if i had to figure curves out in my head and in practice, i'd probably have wasted so much time and fabric experimenting. It's so nice to be able to learn from someone with experience and see the full process. And surprisingly you've made it look so incredibly possible and easy. Thank you!!! :D
It's a really good idea, now I know what piecing means. I'm going to try this. Thanks very much for sharing. From Sydney Australia.
You've done very right in this! Now I can do this!
Thank you so much for making this video! This is pretty much exactly what I needed for a bit of a wild project I had in mind. I've been going in mental circles over thinking how I was going to do it!
Very helpful. Thank you 💙
Great Tutorial! I learned a lot from this and got inspired to try some more curved quilting. I've seen several of your videos and enjoy your style. You're so relaxed and natural, it's like we're sitting in the room and you're chatting with us. Keep up the great work!
Lovely tutorial! I am making a quilt to look like a landscape of hills and valleys with a sunset in the background. This is very helpful for such a quilt! Only my second ever, so I am very excited. Blessings!
This is very helpful. I wondered how to piece curves. Now I know the secrets! Thanks!
Susan Clair, thank-you for your marvelous tutorial. Very easy to follow. Love my new baby QUILT.
Exactly what I needed today! Thank you!
Thank you ever so much for showing how to sew curves. I could not envision my instructions. LOL Got it and you made it very easy.
Thank you very much for demystifying this for me!
thank you i needed to learn how to do this great tutorial
Very good tutorial. I was afraid of making these until now. Will definitely try this year. Thanks.
Enjoyed the video, and can finally make sense of joining curves. Thanks!
Thank you, you made it seem SO easy!! I'm free cutting fabric to make a landscape type quilt and needed a bit of help, and your video saved me 😉
Thank you! This is just what I needed for my beach quilt!!
Thank you! Thank you so much Gourmet Quilter for this!!!! I've been wondering for ages how to do this properly. Now, to the sewing machine :)
Best Video on cutting & sewing curves.. Thank You🙂
This is exactly what I needed to insert a grass hill into a landscape quilt. Thank you!
I'm considering a quilt block with curves and this is helpful. I completely understand what you mean "by feel." I do that.
I learn lots from your videos. Thank you!
This was so helpful. Thank you!
Thank you! I have not tried anything but straight lines. You've given me some inspiration to take that leap to the next level.
Thank you 🙏 I have been searching for the lesson for the whole day❤
Thanks for the great tutorial. It is a perfect technique for an ocean quilt.
Thank you for posting this. I hope to use this to do a country landscape quilt for my dad with various pre-printed farm and landscape scenes.
Thank you so much. I started one and halfway down I messed it all up. I should of pinned as you did and I'm going to try it again. Thank you. I love your tutorials.
A reminder as to why gray is my fav non color.. Also glue basting is a great way to be pin free. I used the weekend to do some skill building. I found that glue basting was a pain. Rather I adopted a free form method demonstrated both others and treated the top and bottom as dynamic sustrates and moved them where the needed to be to land under the foot. My Appliquikc tool (with forked in) worked great for getting close to needle and saving my index finger. Thank you for inspiring me to work with this method.
THANK YOU for the explanation!! I did not know how to do that and I love it.
Thank you - this was exactly what I was looking all over for! :)
Can’t wait to try this! Thanks.
This is a really good idea. I am making a few landscape pieces and will add this method to my techniques. Thank you.
Beatifull work!🌷
A very helpful video. You completely answered my questions.
Very nice video. I tried this the other day before watching and got a result that didn’t lie perfectly flat. You make it look easy! I’m going to try again, following your instructions as exactly as possible. Thank you very much!!🌺
Thank you so much!!! It really helped me!!
Amazing!!
Thank you so much! Now I can finish my school project.
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed today!
Thanks for taking the time to show us this project, you are the expert on curvy wavy water ;)
Thanks so much for this great tutorial!
I've been looking for a tutorial that this. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us! And making it easy to comprehend...
Very helpful, thank you!
Thank you ! I can't believe how easy you make this.
Thank you for the simple clear example! Wish you would have added one more so was sure how to vary the curves...will try!
Great video!! Thank you!!
You're welcome, look forward to seeing some curves!
Wonderful. Thank you.
Thanks, great video, I did this a long time ago but had forgotten and needed to re-learn.
Thank you for this fine tutorial, it fills my needs exactly! Just tried my first inset strip and it worked! Slow going, but hopefully I will get better with practice.
Great easy method. I watched it and tried it and it works a treat! Thanks! Now off to your website...
Thanks for demonstrating this. Your sample is lovely!
You made it look painless and fun! Thanks.
this is a brilliant tutorial thank you so much!
that's some dark quilting magic right there! thanks for a great video!!
I love this, but I'll have to get past my memories of trying to make things fit from my dressmaking days of a long time ago. Thank you Susan I'm inspired to try it.
Love your quilting videos, you make curves look easy. I'm thinking about making a landscape quilt.
Love this!!
That IS great! Thank you.
Awesome, great teacher! I agree with one of the comments below, you give me confidence!
exactly what I need - thanks for that!
This helped so much, I am about to do a new quilt project and I was going to try paper piecing but it wasn't working on the curves. Since the quilt is a picture an is my first picture I really want it to work and this really will make it work. I know exactly how I can use it with the extra large pattern I have made. Quilt size 72x86 , so it is a large project. Thanks so very very much for the video. I wish I could download it. Anyway tks again.
Thank you!
Wonderful tutorial! You’re really good on video :-) Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing. 😍👍
Thanks girl!! You can one!
I love this curve n you r great tutorial!!!!!! Smile Maria
very helpful tutorial. thanks for sharing
You're welcome, thanks for watching. There's so much you can do with curves!
oh thanks so much, I've been so stuck on this!
Thanks so much for this great idea
So helpful, Thanks!
Great instruction. Thanks.
Very nice!
Thx
Very inspiring. You give us such confidence :-)
I loved so much! Tank you!
Hi, this is beautiful can I do this with 100% velvet? Do you have tips? ❤
Hi, what foot did you use on your machine for this? You seem to be able manoeuvre the fabric easily to create that curvy edge!
Excellent! Thank you :)
I'm going to try it!!!!!!
Very nice.
...and thank you for the helpful tutorial!!
What a lovely instruction!
I am just starting to sew and wanted to do a curve-pieced bag-design (do you say that? I'm german, sorry if my english seems weird) and your instructions are very helpful!
Greetings! When you do this kind of sewing, is your work able to lie fully flat after ironing, or is there a bit of rippling no matter what? Thank you for a great lesson!!
Will it work on stretchy fabrics like lycra? It doesnt seem right when i try it.
That IS delicious!
Marci Forbes non
Wondered if you could help me please. I'm trying to make a cushion cover with the squiggly line running from top left corner to bottom right corner approx 3ins.wide please help I'm struggling.
Great tutorial! Do you have a web site on which you post your pics of finished pieces?
Are they batiks you are using, and where can one purchase. Thank you in advance.
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TL;DR mystery unlocked in full by 9:30 ;)
Seeing the technique only in its finished form, I was a bit mystified. I had envisioned that maybe it could be done this way, but it felt like it couldn't possibly work. Apparently it is only a magic trick, if your quilting, like mine, is rather carefree, rushed, and eschews pinning anything, ever. :p