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Great tutorial! Thanks so much. Beautiful block and fabrics! Subbed!

I have sound. I am having fun piecing my y's together. Here's a tip I figured out about a third of the way through doing the first two pieces: No need to grope from the back to get your pin through on the mark. Simply make a pilot hole by sticking the pin through from the wrong side first. Then remove it and turn the fabric around and use the new hole. If you have trouble seeing it, hold your fabric up in front of your sewing machine light and the light will shine through.

I have no sound, is this with everyone or just me?

Where IS the patterns? Is it for sale or free?

I went to your website and didnt see the download. I subscribed but didnt get the email. It wasnt in my spam or trash. I'll check again in the morning.

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Good job on lining up your corners. Thank you for this tutorial. Didn't start yet, but it's suppose to be really cold this coming week. A lot of sewing to get caught up with.

Thanks again for doing this series, and taking the time to teach us your techniques.

That is way too much to make a nine patch. Just do the strip way

My first sewing machine; it is a Sears; said you could sew over the pins. I wish you had shown us a close up of the machine going over the needle.

I talk to myself and hum Enya. I am so happy I found you! I have learned that most of the things I am doing is not being done correctly, but I will start doing things the correct way now. I was wondering why my material was not laying straight and flat, but now I know it is because I have been ironing and not pressing. I love quilting and the entire process. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Love the walking tour of Sydney. Your description of Sydney as being in the middle of Nebraska, is a bit off base. Sydney is actually very close to the Colorado border and closer to The Wyoming border than it is to the middle of Nebraska. su

How large is the quilt?

I see you are using Holly Taylor fabric. I love and have all of her collection. Sorry to hear she is done designing fabric. Going to miss her. I think I will be using Kansas trouble fabric. I also collect her line also.thank you for the tutorial.

I got a brand new janome machine

You line up seams like I do. I've never seen anyone else doing that. My sister and I signed up for the Reno quilt show. We have one lecture and one class with you. Looking forward to it!

thx

nice little trick/technique on this one.

I listen to audio books

Where did you get the background fabric and the jelly roll? It’s beautiful

My quilt is going to made of old sheets and will be mostly blue and green with purple flower accents. I am going to call it Guests Remembered. I figured out my color way and have blocks A and B done. Yay! Can't wait for the next step.

Thanks.

Glad I found you.

I was hoping for a more introductory video starting with selecting colors. It looks to me like your pattern could be 11 colors. Are you actually using 11 colors? I am not using jelly rolls so I will need to buy 11 colors, so how much of each? It looks like you used your background color in the Block B but not in Block A. Is that correct? So your "white" background is the pale yellow/green color in the picture?

I am a new quilter so right now I just focus on what I am doing to make sure that I don't screw up. But later it will be country music

I like to listen to oldies and yes I sing along!

Not starting yet, but watching while sitting in hubby's hospital room. I'll save the instructions to start it later. (He's got pneumonia.)

I live in Grand Rapids… I guess I should go sometime…

Nice recap. You just popped up and I love your cheery enthusiasm. Scott Flanagan's patterns are some of my favourites from magazines along with Wendy Shepherd. I've reached the point of trying to design my own quilts now. Making my first quilt using Tula fabrics. I just love the brightness. Chitter Chatter Fabrics in BC has Tilda, I find it a little dull for me but it's nice to see in person. Thank you.

So much fun the EPP item is my favorite so far.

the algorithym brought you to me out of the ethers-- super enjoyed your show and tell. I've been quilting since 19** and don't NEED more stuff, just appreciate all the new things. yup, great-grandma taught me to starch the X out of fabric, whether stitching by hand or machine, and I always have. but now we can't buy premade liquid starch anymore! so, I guess I'll moxey down to the quilt store and try some of that Magic spray solution. we'll see... it may or may not be cost effective. as a follow-up, at least this quilter would like to hear your review on this in the future, to compare with my yet-to-be experience. I enjoyed your show, and now follow

My favorite was Tilda Fabric can’t wait till it comes out❣️🪡🧵✂️💗💓💕❤️

What a great recap! Thank you for sharing. Not sure what my favorite was, I liked it all

At 10:08 into the video when you showed us the lefthand side of the brochure with the pink barn, I even spotted a PINK CHICKEN! TOO SUPER CUTE!

Merci de prendre le temps de nous faire partager vos trouvailles et les nouveautés

Confirming, the QR code link works as expected

You were Blessed with winning at market

Love the Tilda update

What a fun video! Thanks

I was hoping for a quilt show and discussion of entries;

The music is too much. Couldn't finish the video.

Tentmakers of Cairo are my favs in this one. Thanks for sharing!

This is great! The shop looks fabulous!

This is exactly what I needed to know today! Thank you!

hi Rona! Nice to meet ya. :P

Your tours all around make me want to shop local everywhere.

do you sew on the plane? lol

hi so do I carry this in a suitcase? or a cardboard box?

Sending hugs and love for your loss ❤❤. Glad to hear everything fun you're planning.