This has blown me away! Love it all. Great tutorial! Got such a giggle from the curved safety pins when she said she thought it was just her bent ones - I'm still laughing because that's exactly what I thought too. You ladies are awesome, thank you for great instruction and demonstration. Simply excellent. 😊
I love using my CBTs on quilts. Since I prefer doing larger sized quilts my #1 design would be the Fall-Pumpkin design. #2 is the Citrus. I can’t wait for more to come out!
Great episode! Kim, what were you putting on your seams to flatten them instead of ironing? I’ve never seen that before. I’ve seen spraying with water to relax wrinkles but not what you were doing. #CURIOUSKIMBERBELLA
I thought block by block method would be like “quilt as you go”, assembling blocks that are each a 3-layer sandwich that has been quilted. There are ways to sew together these blocks, and I thought that would be explained here. But I see you have only partially made each block be an assembled sandwich and still need to make another big sandwich after piecing the blocks together?
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This has blown me away! Love it all. Great tutorial! Got such a giggle from the curved safety pins when she said she thought it was just her bent ones - I'm still laughing because that's exactly what I thought too. You ladies are awesome, thank you for great instruction and demonstration. Simply excellent. 😊
I love using my CBTs on quilts. Since I prefer doing larger sized quilts my #1 design would be the Fall-Pumpkin design. #2 is the Citrus. I can’t wait for more to come out!
Great show as usual
Thanks for all the great tips!!
Great episode! Kim, what were you putting on your seams to flatten them instead of ironing? I’ve never seen that before. I’ve seen spraying with water to relax wrinkles but not what you were doing.
#CURIOUSKIMBERBELLA
When you stitch in the ditch with clear thread on top, what are you using for your bobbin thread? Thr same?
Could you tell me where to get the white thread stand that is by your lamps on the wall?
I thought block by block method would be like “quilt as you go”, assembling blocks that are each a 3-layer sandwich that has been quilted. There are ways to sew together these blocks, and I thought that would be explained here. But I see you have only partially made each block be an assembled sandwich and still need to make another big sandwich after piecing the blocks together?
So you are still doing the quilting on your domestic machine.
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