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Thanks for watching. To be honest, I'm not sure I even knew it was available or perhaps it was not available at the time. I ordered the adhesive tape but I ultimately just used some applique glue to hold the bias tape in place. I'm hoping to do another stained glass project in 2025. I will look into the premade bias tape as an alternative. Thanks for the suggestion/reminder.

@@shamrockquiltstudio I have really enjoyed the stain glass video series. Thanks for your content ❤

Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching. I have tried filming this a few times and finally had a little success this time. Good luck with your Homage to GFG, I'd love to see a picture.

That's essentially it! I like to check it for fit and finish before I make that final seam. Thanks for watching.

Go for it! It was a load of fun to see it come together. So glad you're here in our little quilt-y community!

@@EllaStitching I am using a Grace EZ3 frame in this video.

So glad you enjoyed this. I've been working on this project for a while ... along with many others. Welcome!

Thank you for watching. I usually use an invisible stich - similar to a hand hemming stitch. Glad you're here!

No, I simply used honeycomb paper pieces. Four from a single color in an "x" shape and alternated light and dark fabrics. I used a 1" square paper piece in plain white as a spacer. Check out the playlist for this project. It will provide additional information.

Thanks for watching!

I agree. I can be more precise with a whipstitch and I think that a flat back stitch (at least the way I do it) uses more thread. Have you noticed that? I do find it necessary to use a flat back stitch from time to time but most often, I'm working with a whipstitch. Thanks for watching!

@@shamrockquiltstudio yes, definitely, and I'm less precise with a flatback stitch

What is flat back?

What is flat back?

@@margaretduffy1360 With a whip stitch, the two EPP pieces are placed right sides together. The thread travels in a small circle catching the edge of both pieces. Usually, a tiny portion of your stitch is seen on the front when the two pieces are unfolded (flattened). With a flat back stitch, the right sides of both EPP pieces face away from you and you stitch in a “flat” manner (keeping your needle horizontal to the papers). You try to stitch so that your sewing stitches only show on the back (wrong side).

Glad you're here!

Great point! I guess I'll see overtime how they perform. I also found these at Hobby Lobby this week under a different brand name and they were cheaper. Thank you for watching, glad you're here.

Thanks

The video for July's block will drop next Wednesday (6/26/24). Usually, if there's some design element with a shape or drawing I use, I give the opportunity to email me for a pdf copy from the time the video drops and lasting about two weeks. This is for a very simplistic novelty quilt with one block for each month representing common activities occurring in that month. Thanks for asking and for watching the videos.

All of the videos for the project can be found in the Playlist Applique! "Miss Kelly" The pattern information is listed in the description in the first video along with the designer's name and ordering information.

Thank you! Glad you're here with us. You can see all the videos on this project from the beginning by checking out the Playlist 2024 EPP Project - Springburst!

Me too! EPP is slow process for me but we're getting there. Keep watching, I will continue with videos on this project until it's completed. Thanks for watching!

Thank you! It was a huge challenge to me both in its size and the amount of hand quilting. Glad to have you here.

You should! It was lots of fun and so easy to adapt to any color scheme. Glad you're here.

So glad you're here! I think the best shape for someone new to EPP is the hexagon (hexie). If you prefer something different, be sure to check out our "Purple Pursuit" EPP project in the Playlist. I found the honeycomb shapes to be easier to deal with than the 45 degree (8 pointed star) diamonds on this new project, Springburst.

Yes, that's what I'm going with. Thanks for watching. I put the sashing on one block in the video this week.

Thank you. I was concerned about it but love the result of combining these very different colors together. Glad to have you here.

Thanks for the feedback. It is very disappointing but fixable.

Thank you so much! That is so sweet of you.

Hi Marsha, I ordered them from Paper Pieces. Here's the link: paperpieces.com/products/2-8-point-diamonds I got these in just a few days from them. I'm using the 2" size.

Yes, I agree that a wider seam allowance is MUCH easier to work with.

I really enjoy EPP so I will definitely be doing more. Saw a interesting design just the other day with a kite shaped piece. I may try that one next.

I prefer the 1” hexies because they are easy to handle and only require a small piece of fabric. Glad to have you watching!

You are so welcome! I find that Hexies are the easiest but I also enjoy other shapes. I've done a few other shapes. I've also discovered that I can use the EPP technique to make some other "custom" shapes for applique.

Thank you and Welcome! I'm glad you're here.

Awesome! Thank you! Brenda is so kind mention me and my channel.

Thank you!! So glad you stopped by!

Oh thank you! Brenda is so sweet to send viewers over. Thank you again!

Glad it was helpful! Happy to have you join us anytime!

Awesome! Thank you! Hope to see you again soon. Brenda was so kind to send viewers my way.

I have never done EPP. You make it very intriguing. Brenda from Mount Scrapmore sent me. ❤

Brenda is so nice. Thank YOU for coming by.

I love EPP, it's so relaxing and different from traditional piecing. I enjoy the variety! Thanks for stopping by and thanks to Brenda.

Thanks for stopping by. I am thrilled to see so many people stopping by on Brenda's mention.

OH, cookies are a must. Although, I'd rather have a cupcake ANY day. Thanks for stopping by.

Funny guy! Your beverage, your choice. Enjoy the show!

I'm pretty excited as well. Glad to have you here. I'm going to make some how to (refresher) videos and then we'll get started making EPP. I really enjoy hand stitching, I find it relaxing.

I do, too. I am hand quilting at the moment. Looking forward to learning EPP!

Just Google Barnstar sampler book. Missouri Star Quilt Co. had them.

I found it on Amazon. Here's the link I used: Barn Star Sampler Quilt Book: www.amazon.com/Barn-Star-Sampler-Starry-Spectacular/dp/1644034808/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3P9S3KO2O8RME&keywords=barn+star+sampler+quilt+book+by+shelly+cavanna&qid=1707082856&sprefix=barn+star+%2Caps%2C900&sr=8-1

No, it wasn’t Kate. I do watch her channel from time to time.