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I’ve found a spot of glue works better than pins to keep it in place for the second sewing… otherwise it always keeps slipping and I keep on unpicking ad nauseum!

Great problem solving thanks!

Thank you! I've always taken the whole seam out. This is great tip and a time saver.

Great tip!

Very helpful.

That’s a large table in my world

I like how you didn’t mention having to press toward the dark side. That was confusing.

Oh dang. I’m dying to see what you do on the yellow!

Just came across your channel. Thank you for the video. ❤

Loved your video. It was so helpfull. Thank you

Hahaha ... my boyfriend does this so I totally relate. He watches movies that are not my taste at all. He falls asleep so I try flipping the channel and he will say things like ... I'm still watching that ... but no he's not. (I do it anyway!)

Thank you ... simple fix that I had not thought of on my own!!

Hi what do we do if the seems still aren’t matching up. Should we rip and resew?

The embarrassing part is no one got out to help you : (

How do u find a dimple?

After you sew those two strips then how do you press it?

My mitered corners are too bulky. What am I doing wrong?

Is it a good idea to pin? If so how do you recommend that?

You reinforced that the butting of seams has to be felt, as one of my pieces was thinner than the other, I can see now where I went off. Thank you for the reminder, I subscribed today. It is probably easier with a good weigh fabric

I am a firm believer to use pins when matching seams. Maybe that is just me

I pressed in alternating directions and my seams still went off. Started off together but then they shifted 🙁 I'll try again.

Thanks.

Hi, just wanted to add your camera is too far away to see what your showing us . Otherwise I enjoyed listening to you.

what if your quilt is also wider than your table top is long?

Thankyou for your time taken to share. Love the honest comment that your quilting is so not perfect . Ha !!! Me too . But totally functional . And I seem to have a queue of people wanting them !!! I love to make something out of nothing , so consequently haunt the op shops for cotton sheets , old blankets and duvet covers . Godbless from Pat nz

Thank you!

I have the same sewing machine. Thanks for the tip!

So helpful! I loathe basting anything larger than a wall hanging and totally have been procrastinating my latest project. This got it all done with none of the puckers I usually get. Thank you!

Thanks, very helpful for using a long but narrow table which I have.

This is a great video! Thank you for sharing what you learned. My friend, Rachel Flesher put me on to you. :-)

Thank you for the instructions. The longarm costs a fortune. I am definitely going to try this.

NOT a small table!

What kind of batting are you using?

can you do the batting first and then start over with the quilt top?

What about squaring a snowball block? I cannot figure that one out bc you basically have four points on every side that have to match up with the block next to it.

Thank you for this tutorial!!!!

Thank you soooo much- so helpful!!!!

definitely doing this! I don't like the sprays, and I'm tired of crawling on the floor.

Thankyou!!

This table is very long.

Great idea and video

Check out using pool noodles to make your quilt sandwich. I think it might be easier. Thanks for the tutorial.

Thank you so much for this idea I don’t have a large table didn’t know how to baste my quilt!! Now i can do it thank you! You are a life saver,,

Am i the only person who doesnt think this is a small table?

Great video. Very helpful for this newbie.

This is excellent! Thank you so much!

This is wonderful, thank you for sharing! what kind of tables are you using?

Thank you great I hated doing it on my floor it killed my back

Thank you for sharing your insights and talent!! This is WONDERFUL for a beginner quilter like me! You are SEW Amazing!

Hi Summer, I like the way you bring these tips to us.