Just found this tutorial. Love it. I have seen others similar, but you are much more to the point and easier to listen to as the tutorial goes along. I will be looking for more of your tutorials. Thank-you for sharing your time and talent so freely with us.
Thank you for this tutorial! I bought the pattern and wanted to make it as a Christmas gift but I found it daunting to get started🤣. Your instruction was easy to follow and now the real fun begins!💕Cathy in Montana
NOT A HEXAGON, BUT AN OCTOGON---GREAT TUTORIAL, I AND LOVE THE QUICK TIPS FOR MAKING SEVERAL PRAIRIE POINTS AT ONCE, AND ALSO ALTERTIVE WAYS OF LAYING DOWN THE POINTS TO MAKE DIFFERENT STAR SHAPES!
I just went over to Plum Easy’s website and discovered they have a pattern for a hot pad table runner. I ordered the Kaleidoscope centerpiece and the table runner. Thank you for the inspiration. I’ve made the hot pads and they are so much fun. I’ve used up scraps and they come out like little Picasso’s 💕
I love Prairie Points, have used them in quilts and on the edge of quilts using the fold and fold again method so you can tuck the next one in. This potholder would be a good use of left over fabric or totally scrappy!
Octagon, actually. But you're so charming I barely noticed you said hexagon. :-) Another lovely tutorial from such a lovely and informative sewing teacher!
Hi Laura, I enjoy all your tutorials. I've learned so much from watching (and doing). If possible, could you PLEASE make a video showing us how to make the fabric cube you showed, using only 8 prairie points. Looks like a fun project! Thank you so much!
Don't you LOVE that Quilters Select ruler! OMG, I could not live without mine, it's the best. I should buy more sizes, it's so non slip it's the best. These are pretty, I have only seen prairie points on the edge of quilts, sticking outward, never inward. I have seen this method where they do the no sew Christmas ornaments and pin down the points, so this was fun to see something new for sewing PP.
This is beautiful! I've had to stop all fine hand movement skills hobbies because I have Parkinson's disease. But I've had my eye on this and another larger round one. One has blue main colors and the other is in autumn colors I think. It's not the Ana Costa Patchwork but similar to that. If anyone can help me with finding it I would be so grateful. Thanks so much!
I've got to try this one. Love that metal template. Where can I purchase it? I would love to try the larger piece for my table. You are so clever and I thank you for these video--they are the best! Can't wait to try this. I've done Christmas ornaments (no sew method), but had a little trouble getting all the points just right. That template should solve that problem. Keep the videos coming.
Creative and fun! Excellent tutorial. What is the recommended way to wash the finished potholder? Did you prewash your fabric? I love how the red, green and white interact visually but worry colors would bleed. This is a project I would do ~ Thank you for taking the time to do this video!
I always wash my fabric before I start this type of project, for that very reason. I make sure all the fabric is safe from bleeding first. and because All of the points are stitch down, so you can just toss it in the wash:)
If you prewash, press and starch your fabric, there will not be any shrinkage, which is a big plus. I've made hot pads without prewashing and they never look as good after washing. If you've prewashed, then a little iron to touch up the fabric and it's like new.
love this project where do i find the template and the little metal triangle to make the points perfect. also would like to know where to buy the interfacing template in a 12" to 16" to make a a table runner.
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Hello, enjoyed your video and followed along so I could make my first 8" round hot pad. How can I get the patern on the prairie point pin cushion? I will continue watching your videos as I am a beginner quilter your explanations is so nice. Thank you!
So pretty! May I ask, what color thread did you use to stitch across the ditches of all the prairie points? I wouldn't want it to show. Also, why did you feel it's necessary to stitch down around the points? Thank you.
The thread sinks down into the folds. I often use clear thread, just in case it were to peek through, but honestly, it hardly matters. The prairie point folds should cover the thread. If you don't top stitch, the prairie points (especially on the top layer) will stretch. They are bias. You don't need to topstitch every layer, but I normally do the top (layer 4) and layer 2. I liked how Laura's were all stitched.
+PlumEasy Patterns Oh. That makes sense. Thank you for answering. Would you also stitch down the points, if used in a quilt [block], then? I thought of using clear thread, but thought it might melt if it's used on a hot pad or pot holder.
I've never had clear thread melt but I have had it break after a while. I make star blocks with one set of prairie points, top stitching around the edge 1/16" so it is very close and I match that thread to the fabric. The pattern Laura held up, BabyStar Sweetie, has about 3 different size stars in the quilt top, and it's a good example of what you can do with the prairie points, in many sizes. You can see it for a better visual at: www.plumeasypatterns.com/shop/babystar-sweetie-quilt Hope that helps.
Love Prairie Points but never get them exactly right! Think your pressing tool is a great tool to add to my box of tools BUT where did you find it? Did see reference to it in comments. Is it too late to get the info?
Still loving it and I'll continue to support this channel! If it's not too much trouble could I have some support from you and return I have many all different kinds of videos do playlists to make it easier for viewable content people helping people
Just found this tutorial. Love it. I have seen others similar, but you are much more to the point and easier to listen to as the tutorial goes along. I will be looking for more of your tutorials. Thank-you for sharing your time and talent so freely with us.
I totally agree.
No hard sell every other sentence to buy the products
Thank you for this tutorial! I bought the pattern and wanted to make it as a Christmas gift but I found it daunting to get started🤣. Your instruction was easy to follow and now the real fun begins!💕Cathy in Montana
I absolutely love this!! Laura I'm always amazed by how much information you cover is such a short video.
I ordered the pattern & refill sheets to make Christmas ones for my niece to sell at her craft show.
Thank you so much for a great video
The colour selections are so beautiful
I always wondered how these prairie points were made and now, thanks to you, I do! Thank you for another easy to follow and understand tutorial!
NOT A HEXAGON, BUT AN OCTOGON---GREAT TUTORIAL, I AND LOVE THE QUICK TIPS FOR MAKING SEVERAL PRAIRIE POINTS AT ONCE, AND ALSO ALTERTIVE WAYS OF LAYING DOWN
THE POINTS TO MAKE DIFFERENT STAR SHAPES!
I just went over to Plum Easy’s website and discovered they have a pattern for a hot pad table runner. I ordered the Kaleidoscope centerpiece and the table runner. Thank you for the inspiration. I’ve made the hot pads and they are so much fun. I’ve used up scraps and they come out like little Picasso’s 💕
I love Prairie Points, have used them in quilts and on the edge of quilts using the fold and fold again method so you can tuck the next one in.
This potholder would be a good use of left over fabric or totally scrappy!
Very good instructions, easy to listen to. Thank you.
I made several of these for gifts but kept the rec, white, and Blue one for me. These are easy and so impressive.
You were very easy to follow. Thank you for sharing this pattern!
Love your tutorials you explain so well thank you.
Octagon, actually. But you're so charming I barely noticed you said hexagon. :-) Another lovely tutorial from such a lovely and informative sewing teacher!
hahaha you are right..:-0
I picked this up on a cruise to Alaska last summer. Looking forward to trying it.
Again luv your tutorial, have made several of these for gifts, but not the one with the pretty bright centre, love it
Hi Laura, I enjoy all your tutorials. I've learned so much from watching (and doing). If possible, could you PLEASE make a video showing us how to make the fabric cube you showed, using only 8 prairie points. Looks like a fun project! Thank you so much!
it is a pattern here www.plumeasypatterns.com/shop/easy-folded-star-pin-cushion thanks for asking
Don't you LOVE that Quilters Select ruler! OMG, I could not live without mine, it's the best. I should buy more sizes, it's so non slip it's the best.
These are pretty, I have only seen prairie points on the edge of quilts, sticking outward, never inward. I have seen this method where they do the no sew Christmas ornaments and pin down the points, so this was fun to see something new for sewing PP.
Hi ma'am I just love to watch your sewing videos you make sewing easy
I never knew how easy these were! Thanks s much Laura
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Love that pattern! Im going to try it! As always love the hair! And your instruction style!!
Prairie points are great and Susan Cleveland's ruler is super!
Actually it isn't a ruler, I should have said pressing tool.
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I would love you to do the larger vergen for a tabol centre
Thank you. You make sewing seem easy.
Oh my heavens! Those are my colors,, love love love!!!
I've never seen this done before, so cool! Thanks for the video!
I’m glad you did this tutorial, I bought the pattern at QC last shop hop. Thankyou
Thank you Laura. Great tutorial ❤️ 💛 💚 💙 💜
Just WOW 😮 Love 💕 it
This is great! You always have wonderful videos.
I am going get the pattern and use some of my scraps to make potholders & a table runner.
Very pretty 😊
Very nice instructions.. thank you
👍. With lots of love from sunny 🌞, but chilly Arizona, 60/39f today.
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Parabéns adoro seus projetos
Excelente aula 😃
This is beautiful! I've had to stop all fine hand movement skills hobbies because I have Parkinson's disease. But I've had my eye on this and another larger round one. One has blue main colors and the other is in autumn colors I think. It's not the Ana Costa Patchwork but similar to that. If anyone can help me with finding it I would be so grateful. Thanks so much!
Back in the day, the Amish made these, and now everyone is. Their tutorial is here on youtube.
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Excellent tutorial. Thank you! Just one thing...I'm not sure the largest one is actually a table 'runner'. Must have another name for it...?
Thanks a lot! 🌸🌺
Great project
Amazing and beuatiful!
Do you have any tips on how to make the square hot pad? Thank you, your videos are always packed with great information.
Great you tube video. Tks
I've got to try this one. Love that metal template. Where can I purchase it? I would love to try the larger piece for my table. You are so clever and I thank you for these video--they are the best! Can't wait to try this. I've done Christmas ornaments (no sew method), but had a little trouble getting all the points just right. That template should solve that problem. Keep the videos coming.
here you go www.plumeasypatterns.com/shop/prairie-pointer-pressing-tool
Thanks you 🌹🌹🌹🌹
Creative and fun! Excellent tutorial. What is the recommended way to wash the finished potholder? Did you prewash your fabric? I love how the red, green and white interact visually but worry colors would bleed. This is a project I would do ~ Thank you for taking the time to do this video!
I always wash my fabric before I start this type of project, for that very reason. I make sure all the fabric is safe from bleeding first. and because All of the points are stitch down, so you can just toss it in the wash:)
If you prewash, press and starch your fabric, there will not be any shrinkage, which is a big plus. I've made hot pads without prewashing and they never look as good after washing. If you've prewashed, then a little iron to touch up the fabric and it's like new.
love this project where do i find the template and the little metal triangle to make the points perfect. also would like to know where to buy the interfacing template in a 12" to 16" to make a a table runner.
Could you make quilt blocks with Prairie Points? I don't think I have seen one.
Thanks a lot!I from Russia.
Love this!
Керемет екен!!!!🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗❤❤❤❤😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Nice mam
Congratulations
May I show your video to my quilt guild?
I purchased the template but am wondering how to know what size squares to cut? I purchased 3 sizes of templates
Just found this tutorial didn’t even know what a prairie point was. Was wondering if you could give me the dimensions of the table topper.
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Hola Muy buenos días Recibe un cordial saludo desde Medellín Colombia empecé a ver tu video hoy a la madrugada y me gustó cómo hago para contactarte y tener los moldes Muchas gracias quedó atenta
Hello, enjoyed your video and followed along so I could make my first 8" round hot pad. How can I get the patern on the prairie point pin cushion? I will continue watching your videos as I am a beginner quilter your explanations is so nice. Thank you!
If you do a search on line using Folding Star Hot Pads and it will bring up places to buy them. The pattern & the refill sheets.
Nice sharing
HI LAURA MY QUESTION IS IF I WANT TO MAKE THIS BIGGER, DO I JUST CONTINUE TO ADD MORE OF THE TRIANGELS?? THANK YOU SO MUCH LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!
Yes you can!
Great video thanks, can you tell me the name of the wooden tool you had thanks.x
here you go ruclips.net/video/xcW3RfxXvIs/видео.html
Hermoso felicitaciones me encantaria comprar los moldes
Neat! Thanks.
Where do you purchase the templets
So pretty! May I ask, what color thread did you use to stitch across the ditches of all the prairie points? I wouldn't want it to show. Also, why did you feel it's necessary to stitch down around the points? Thank you.
The thread sinks down into the folds. I often use clear thread, just in case it were to peek through, but honestly, it hardly matters. The prairie point folds should cover the thread. If you don't top stitch, the prairie points (especially on the top layer) will stretch. They are bias. You don't need to topstitch every layer, but I normally do the top (layer 4) and layer 2. I liked how Laura's were all stitched.
+PlumEasy Patterns Oh. That makes sense. Thank you for answering. Would you also stitch down the points, if used in a quilt [block], then? I thought of using clear thread, but thought it might melt if it's used on a hot pad or pot holder.
I've never had clear thread melt but I have had it break after a while. I make star blocks with one set of prairie points, top stitching around the edge 1/16" so it is very close and I match that thread to the fabric. The pattern Laura held up, BabyStar Sweetie, has about 3 different size stars in the quilt top, and it's a good example of what you can do with the prairie points, in many sizes. You can see it for a better visual at: www.plumeasypatterns.com/shop/babystar-sweetie-quilt Hope that helps.
Love Prairie Points but never get them exactly right! Think your pressing tool is a great tool to add to my box of tools BUT where did you find it? Did see reference to it in comments. Is it too late to get the info?
Yes the links should be ok
Is all fabrics are same mesurements
The links for the patterns are all password protected. Did I miss where you said the password in the video?
Pour commander un kit comme celui-ci comment Faire?
Lindo , mas não entendo seu idioma,,, que vontade de chorar
thanks for watching,:)
What is the make of your wooden mini iron?
amzn.to/2NQhiRX this is what I use
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Still loving it and I'll continue to support this channel! If it's not too much trouble could I have some support from you and return I have many all different kinds of videos do playlists to make it easier for viewable content people helping people