I love doing things like this. I can’t wait for part 2 to see what you make with it. Y’all need to stop advertising the retreat so that there’s still a space left when I win the lottery! 😉😂
Good morning! I love this version of crumb piecing! I’ll definitely keep watching ! Enjoy your chocolate! Merry Christmas 🎄 rush season. Enjoy your family time!
Thank you for this. I have a plethora of uneven small scraps. This has inspired me to just make fabric with it and see what I come up with. I plan to keep a patch of muslin ready to stitch on throughout 2025.
Your block turned out very nice. Are you going to make a place mat out of it? If you had it on batting the quilting would already be done. I do this type of scrap piecing on cheap copy paper with my sewing machine (so the raw edges are not showing, my stitches are hidden, I can trim off excess fabric (reducing weight and bulk) and I can pull the paper off the back after I square it up. I can add fancy stitches by hand or sewing machine (if I want them). I usually work on two to three of these blocks at the same time. I call it my mindless sewing; because, it relaxes me and time flies by quickly as I sew. I always load up five or more bobbins before I get started. When the last bobbin is empty, it's time to clean the machine, change the needle and give the machine a little oil. It's fun. No two blocks ever look the same.
I ❤ your channel and the work you do. You always make me laugh while I learn something new. So thank you. Hope to see you at this springs retreat. And enjoy your trip to Ireland!
This will be fun to see what ya make out of this masterpiece. I have muslin sitting in a cubby…why I bought it is beyond me so this tutorial just may give my muslin a purpose. 😂😝 Wahoo
Really interesting. Thought the adhesive might gum your machine. But it looks like you had no problems. Again, I was horrified by the fabric choices, but again, I was wrong. It turned out beautifully. Can’t wait to see what you make with it.
I just want to chime in to say...I have that iron ..and I have a few others..I love this iron more than any other I've used...I don't use the steam function tho...I have well water so I'm concerned it may gunk up the inside..so that being said..I use a mister bottle as needed..but I just love this iron...so much so that I got a second one..still in the box...waiting on the day this one decides its done..lol..
Interesting, I am not clear on the name of the product you used to make the fabric sticky. I think I prefer the other method of reusing scraps, where you sew scraps right sides together on a fabric base.
I always look for your videos along with your 2 amigas. I enjoy your videos and your humor! Keep ‘em coming!
Thanks so much!
Such a great way to use scraps! TFS!!! Happy New Year!
Happy new year!
Can't wait to see how you use this new fabric. It turned out so good!
Me too! It's such a great fabric.
I love how it turned out. Very nice colors together.
I love this wonderful idea of making your own fabric. You are one great Lady!!!
Thank you so much! It is so fun to make things.
I love doing things like this. I can’t wait for part 2 to see what you make with it. Y’all need to stop advertising the retreat so that there’s still a space left when I win the lottery! 😉😂
I hope you can make it
So fun! I’m so excited
Praying for your lottery win!
Can't wait to see the fabric project. I love watching how you think thru your projects
Loved it!!!
Thank you!
Thank you for being on today! Love your contributions always, as always fellow Kentuckian.
April this is a great idea 🎉. It’s very pretty. Thanks for sharing your talents ❤❤
Good morning! I love this version of crumb piecing! I’ll definitely keep watching ! Enjoy your chocolate! Merry Christmas 🎄 rush season. Enjoy your family time!
Thank you! Merry Christmas to you too!
This looks like fun. Can’t wait to see what you make with it.
It's going to be a good one I think April xx
Thank you. I think so too.
Enjoyed this. Watching and waiting for your awesome creation😊
I can’t wait for you to see
Thank you for showing how to make a larger piece of fabric. I enjoy your videos.
I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for this. I have a plethora of uneven small scraps. This has inspired me to just make fabric with it and see what I come up with. I plan to keep a patch of muslin ready to stitch on throughout 2025.
I love that you are using those scraps!
That’s a fun project, thanks NJs for showing how to work it 😂
Hi Di
It was a great fun project!
Thanks so much for watching my channel! Talk to you soon 😊
This looks like so much fun
Enjoyed that. Can't wait to see what you make.
That really turned out great
A very pretty piece of new fabric. Looking forward to seeing what you make with it.❤❤
I think you are going to like it. 😀
Looks beautiful
Thanks!
Anxious to see what you make.
Thank you, April!
Love it thanks for sharing ❤
Your block turned out very nice. Are you going to make a place mat out of it? If you had it on batting the quilting would already be done. I do this type of scrap piecing on cheap copy paper with my sewing machine (so the raw edges are not showing, my stitches are hidden, I can trim off excess fabric (reducing weight and bulk) and I can pull the paper off the back after I square it up. I can add fancy stitches by hand or sewing machine (if I want them). I usually work on two to three of these blocks at the same time. I call it my mindless sewing; because, it relaxes me and time flies by quickly as I sew. I always load up five or more bobbins before I get started. When the last bobbin is empty, it's time to clean the machine, change the needle and give the machine a little oil. It's fun. No two blocks ever look the same.
I like it - mindless sewing. I am going to call it that when I do it. LOL
This looks like fun!!
Thanks for sharingb😊
I ❤ your channel and the work you do. You always make me laugh while I learn something new. So thank you. Hope to see you at this springs retreat. And enjoy your trip to Ireland!
You are so sweet! Thank you for watching.
This will be fun to see what ya make out of this masterpiece. I have muslin sitting in a cubby…why I bought it is beyond me so this tutorial just may give my muslin a purpose. 😂😝 Wahoo
Wonderful!
That looked really great thank you for sharing that idea❤
You are so welcome
I love her channel too
I've done this and then put black applique designs on it and made pillows and wall hangings.
Love that!
Bernadette Banner is a marvelous source of hand sewing techniques.Have you read her sewing book? Barnes and Nobles bookstores carries it. 🍄🍄
I see a little picture on top with what looks like a iron with an arrow so pretty sure that means iron on that side
Looks like a placemat to me!
Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure!
Really interesting. Thought the adhesive might gum your machine. But it looks like you had no problems. Again, I was horrified by the fabric choices, but again, I was wrong. It turned out beautifully. Can’t wait to see what you make with it.
I'm glad you were pleasantly surprised!
What adhesive product did you use for this? Love the idea of this! Thanks!
I got mine at Joanns - it is double sided adhesive for applique. I can't remember the brand - could be therm-o-web.
Im from Brazil .I like
Enjoying the replay ❤
Thank you for watching!
I watch Bernadett Banner all the time.
Intriguing!! I am thinking placements? ❤😊
You will see.
thx
You are very welcome!
I just want to chime in to say...I have that iron ..and I have a few others..I love this iron more than any other I've used...I don't use the steam function tho...I have well water so I'm concerned it may gunk up the inside..so that being said..I use a mister bottle as needed..but I just love this iron...so much so that I got a second one..still in the box...waiting on the day this one decides its done..lol..
It’s a great iron for sure!! Thank you for watching
What did u use for the piece to place your fabric onto? Great tutorial
That is muslin. :-)
What did u use for the piece to place your fabric onto? Great tutorial W mom
By the size I think you are making placemats
Nice to see u using scraps, scrap more for us!!!
I think you're going to make a tote bag
Interesting, I am not clear on the name of the product you used to make the fabric sticky. I think I prefer the other method of reusing scraps, where you sew scraps right sides together on a fabric base.
It is called double sided adhesive - it is used for applique, too.