I too am watching years on, however when the need arises..there you are! A knicker knot? I'm learning new things all the time! Great teaching. But , too late now, but you have a lovely smile but never show it in these videos. Very inspiring. We can earn to play again using these techniques.
Hello.....sorry for watching this 8 years later lol....I am very new to EPP. I have been quilting for 25 years but never really wanted to try this. I have decided I need something to do while sitting in my car while hubby and I are driving long distances. Decided to just do it. I literally just recieved my 1in hexagon papers in the mail yesterday. I also have just subscribed to your channel just now. Love your tutorials. Thank you and God bless
Thank you for the tutorials. I love that block with the three hexagons and the diamonds around the perimeter. I have embraced English Paper Piecing as a result of your glue pen and paper method as I never wanted to baste as you say who has time for that??
Thank you Sue. I really appreciate the help I got with the six pointed star. I live in London and you are far away in Australia and it just seems amazing how you came into my home and helped me!! Thank you.
Thanks for your classes they are so helpful. I wish you were able to do close-ups of the different procedures. For example, a close-up of The Knicker knot would be very helpful.
Hello Sue , lovely tutorials thank you, how do you sew this little shapes on to the quilt and do you put a backing on them, iv done a hexagon and would like to make a table mate but not sure how to finish it,
Hello, love your videos! Question: I am making a 6 pointed star with hexagons between each. I have all my stars assembled and started to sew the quilt together. I am wondering if there is a easy/simple way to sew it all together. I have one strip done and wonder if I should make strips with hexes on one side then sew strips together or is there a better way. Thank you
I have a question? how do you plan out your quilt design, wall hanging, etc. You showed us a small section that you put together of hexies. Did you make each diamond shape then lay them out and choose how to arrange them? Or do you plan on paper then sew the hexies together in rows?
Hi Claudette, Yes I have my own range of papers & templates available with over 160 to choose from. You can find them at the following link or any good Patchwork store. www.busyfingerspatchwork.com/collections/english-paper-piecing
Sue I am making the pattern It Takes Two. When I finish the ring and take out the papers the top arch won't keep its shape and is hard to iron. The rings will be appliqued to a background. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks
Hello Sue, I am a new to this and very interested but I am unable to find stockiest in the UK and buying from Australia or the USA is prohibitive because of the postal charges. If you do have UK stockiest could I have the details please.
I have a questions... I am in Brazil, and it's both hard to find the pre cut shapes and import those is quite expensive. can I remove the papers (after sewing )and reuse in the same project ?
Aline Martins I'm in the U.S., I get my papers from paperpieces.com, I re-use mine several times ... especially on the ones that have been stitched and not glued.
My star buckles in the middle point...I know the video is older but does anyone know how I can avoid this problem? I have the points going in the same direction but my material is much shorter...could it be that my seam allowance is too narrow and it's bulking?
Why do you leave a tail at the end when you do your knicker knot? I hear you keep saying to make sure and leave a tail but I’m wondering why and how much of a tail i need?
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I too am watching years on, however when the need arises..there you are! A knicker knot? I'm learning new things all the time! Great teaching. But , too late now, but you have a lovely smile but never show it in these videos. Very inspiring. We can earn to play again using these techniques.
Hello.....sorry for watching this 8 years later lol....I am very new to EPP. I have been quilting for 25 years but never really wanted to try this. I have decided I need something to do while sitting in my car while hubby and I are driving long distances. Decided to just do it. I literally just recieved my 1in hexagon papers in the mail yesterday. I also have just subscribed to your channel just now. Love your tutorials. Thank you and God bless
Sue thank you so much for this tutorial video! I started a paper pieced 6 pointed star quilt a few years ago and love every step of the process.
You are so welcome!
Thank you for all your wonderful tutorials! That quilt behind you in this video is SPECTACULAR!!
Thank you for the tutorials. I love that block with the three hexagons and the diamonds around the perimeter. I have embraced English Paper Piecing as a result of your glue pen and paper method as I never wanted to baste as you say who has time for that??
Beautiful quilt behind you ❤.
I love that I found you 😙
Thank you Sue. I really appreciate the help I got with the six pointed star. I live in London and you are far away in Australia and it just seems amazing how you came into my home and helped me!! Thank you.
Thanks for your classes they are so helpful. I wish you were able to do close-ups of the different procedures. For example, a close-up of The Knicker knot would be very helpful.
Great suggestion!
Fabulous tutorials, Sue. Thank you.
Thank you so much Sue for sharing your knowledge and ideas, its very generous of you, I've learn't so much
Quilt in back ground is beautiful just love it. thank you for the help I'm being trying to teach myself how to paper piece.
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Thanks Sue. I love this
Wonderful. Thanks for your tutorial.
I Love the quilt behind you!!! Do you have the name of the pattern so I can purchase it?
Hello Sue , lovely tutorials thank you, how do you sew this little shapes on to the quilt and do you put a backing on them, iv done a hexagon and would like to make a table mate but not sure how to finish it,
Sue, I love, love, love the videos! Thanks! How in the world do you sew without a thimble?
Hello, love your videos!
Question:
I am making a 6 pointed star with hexagons between each. I have all my stars assembled and started to sew the quilt together. I am wondering if there is a easy/simple way to sew it all together. I have one strip done and wonder if I should make strips with hexes on one side then sew strips together or is there a better way.
Thank you
I have a question? how do you plan out your quilt design, wall hanging, etc. You showed us a small section that you put together of hexies. Did you make each diamond shape then lay them out and choose how to arrange them? Or do you plan on paper then sew the hexies together in rows?
Hi Debbie,
Most of my designs are a combination of different shapes and I design as I go. Feel free to find a way that suits your creativity.
Thank you I will try it.
I took a look on your internet to try to buy acrylic template plus the paper one. Do you have in acrylic or where do I buy some??
Hi Claudette, Yes I have my own range of papers & templates available with over 160 to choose from. You can find them at the following link or any good Patchwork store.
www.busyfingerspatchwork.com/collections/english-paper-piecing
Thank you for all of the pointers. Do you sell the pattern for the quilt in the background of this video? It's gorgeous!!
Hi Lori, thanks the quilt hanging behind me is Antique Sampler. You can purchase it here: www.busyfingerspatchwork.com/shop/product/antique-sampler/
Iron with the papers in and leave them in until you are ready to applique it to the background. This will help it to hold it shape.
Sue
I am making the pattern It Takes Two. When I finish the ring and take out the papers the top arch won't keep its shape and is hard to iron. The rings will be appliqued to a background. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks
Hello Sue, I am a new to this and very interested but I am unable to find stockiest in the UK and buying from Australia or the USA is prohibitive because of the postal charges. If you do have UK stockiest could I have the details please.
I have a questions... I am in Brazil, and it's both hard to find the pre cut shapes and import those is quite expensive. can I remove the papers (after sewing )and reuse in the same project ?
Aline Martins I'm in the U.S., I get my papers from paperpieces.com, I re-use mine several times ... especially on the ones that have been stitched and not glued.
My star buckles in the middle point...I know the video is older but does anyone know how I can avoid this problem? I have the points going in the same direction but my material is much shorter...could it be that my seam allowance is too narrow and it's bulking?
How come no one makes the papers and templates for5 pointed stars?
Why do you leave a tail at the end when you do your knicker knot? I hear you keep saying to make sure and leave a tail but I’m wondering why and how much of a tail i need?
where is episode 1
Hi, just wondering about how many stitches do you do per inch.
Hi Kerryn, my stitches are around 1.5mm apart, so roughly 14-16 stitches per inch.
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Hi. Please, closer and not too fast.