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I am newly come to quilting and am thrilled to have found your wonderful channel. I love your teaching style! No endless repeats, waffle and rubbish, just pure demonstration tutorial - fantastic. Thank you so much for all the time and trouble you have taken to make a truly marvellous collection of "essential" how-to videos available to us all. Bless you for your kindness. With gratitude and best wishes,. Marion in the UK.
I use liquid starch bath and hang the fabric to dry on wooden racks with pool noodles on the rungs. No creases. I have asthma so any aerosol is a danger to me.
Could you please share what starch you use? I haven't been starching before cutting, but it looks like it made a HUGE difference, and I'm all about making the prep easy so I can get to the fun sewing part of the project... also, does the starch leave any residue on your iron? Thanks!
I love this method. I haven't used it yet but I have a quilt coming up with lots of hst's. The only thing I worry about is the gel pen you suggested. Have you had any trouble with these marking lines either not entirely disappearing or coming back at a later time especially on light fabric which I will be using. I just don't know which pen is best for that. Oh! Can you tell me the name of the starch you use? Thanks so much for helping us with the hst's you're going to save me lots of work and time. ✂️🌼
So glad to help! I use Frixon pens that disappear with heat, sometimes they can leave a faint line but the lines will be on the inside of your seams, so not visible in your quilt. They don’t bleed either. There’s a link for those in the description 👍 about starch, I just posted a video last week about various starches and what I use, makes a huge difference!! ruclips.net/video/-I5-YDEGsdQ/видео.html And it doesn’t leave a residue necessarily but I find it’s best to clean my iron every few months just from general use. Good luck to you!!
It’s Aloha Sushi from Dear Stella, I’ve had this for awhile so don’t remember where I bought it but I bet you can find it from a small shop on Etsy! It’s adorable!
Another 32 at a time half square triangle video this time with a bonus project! Also, 🎉☕ JOIN OUR QUILTCADEMY COMMUNITY MEMBERSHIP - Exclusive patterns, video tutorials, resources and more! www.sugarstitchesquiltco.com/quiltcademy-membership-community
I am newly come to quilting and am thrilled to have found your wonderful channel. I love your teaching style! No endless repeats, waffle and rubbish, just pure demonstration tutorial - fantastic. Thank you so much for all the time and trouble you have taken to make a truly marvellous collection of "essential" how-to videos available to us all. Bless you for your kindness. With gratitude and best wishes,. Marion in the UK.
Thank you so much Marion! I'm glad to have you here!!
I'm a new subbie but I've made so many quilts and she has also taught me several tips. Thank you ❤
I love your tutorials. Today, I just found your site. Ty. Love your fabrics.
Lovely clear instructions, thank you😊
excellent tutorial dear, thanks for sharing your talent
This is a great method . So many patters call for 3.5 inch unfinished HSTs. I am envisioning some 9 inch bear paws
That's a great idea for them! HSTs always seem to find their way into patterns! It's a good block to master! Thanks for watching!
Excellent tutorial once again. You’re so darn easy to listen to, thank you so much.
Love your videos. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much!
Excellent demonstration for 32 HSTs. Thanks for the video 😊
I use liquid starch bath and hang the fabric to dry on wooden racks with pool noodles on the rungs. No creases. I have asthma so any aerosol is a danger to me.
I use that method too when I am cutting from yardage! It's a great method isn't it!
Do you make you own starch?
I really have to try this today! Great video. Thanks for the instructions. So helpful.
So glad to hear that! Thanks for watching!
Hi Ma'am...I appreciate your accurate detailed information all we need to know...thank you
So glad to be a help! Thanks!
Amazing to learn this technique!
Glad you liked it! Thanks!
Thank you for the tutorial
So welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great idea
Thanks!!
Thank you very much for the guide. ❤
Could you please share what starch you use? I haven't been starching before cutting, but it looks like it made a HUGE difference, and I'm all about making the prep easy so I can get to the fun sewing part of the project... also, does the starch leave any residue on your iron? Thanks!
I just made a video comparing different options and showed what I use! Hope this helps!
ruclips.net/video/-I5-YDEGsdQ/видео.html
@@sugarstitchesquiltco You are awesome!!!! 😁
I love this method. I haven't used it yet but I have a quilt coming up with lots of hst's. The only thing I worry about is the gel pen you suggested. Have you had any trouble with these marking lines either not entirely disappearing or coming back at a later time especially on light fabric which I will be using. I just don't know which pen is best for that. Oh! Can you tell me the name of the starch you use? Thanks so much for helping us with the hst's you're going to save me lots of work and time. ✂️🌼
So glad to help! I use Frixon pens that disappear with heat, sometimes they can leave a faint line but the lines will be on the inside of your seams, so not visible in your quilt. They don’t bleed either. There’s a link for those in the description 👍 about starch, I just posted a video last week about various starches and what I use, makes a huge difference!!
ruclips.net/video/-I5-YDEGsdQ/видео.html
And it doesn’t leave a residue necessarily but I find it’s best to clean my iron every few months just from general use. Good luck to you!!
BTW, The links in the "ABOUT" description of your channel are NOT clickable. Love your channel. Thank you for sharing
May I ask what you are ironing on please?
It is an Oliso wool pressing mat! I love them! There is a link in the description :-)
I absolutely love the sushi fabric you used. Where can I get the fabric?
It’s Aloha Sushi from Dear Stella, I’ve had this for awhile so don’t remember where I bought it but I bet you can find it from a small shop on Etsy! It’s adorable!
@@sugarstitchesquiltco thank you for your help. I ordered the fabric.
Do you have a chart that lists the different size half square triangles, fabric square size and number of squares that are sewn?
Sure do! My Ultimate Half Square triangle guide download! sugarstitchesquiltco.ck.page/7c6aec275d
Thank you for the chert.
How many inches square do I need in order to have a 5 inches half square triangle. Thank you