I love the bag. And the colors are out of this world. They take me back quite a few years I still have lots of it. I had used them for my Irish Chain quilt.
I'm fairy new to this wonderful world! I'm definitely new to Sue Dailey. She's beautiful, & oh how I'm looking forward to taking her lead. Thank you, always!🥰
I started doing this because of Jenny and Sue. My granddaughter played college basketball and we were traveling a lot to her games. I got a surprising amount done in the car. Then she stopped playing and I put it away. Time to get it back out. It is enjoyable to do while watching tv. I started with bigger hexagons, tho. I cut squares on my Accuquilt Go, and then just glued the squares on the hexagon papers.
Amazing how life changes mean putting away things for a later date. We'll look forward to seeing some of your new creations when you get everything out and sewing again!
I have to say a HUGH THANK YOU!!!! I watched this video and heard Sue's suggestion for needles. I am a hexi sewing NUT!! LOL! I have always fought fatigue and pain in my hands for my stitching hexi's. So I ordered her suggested needles and took them for a test drive! I cant begin to say thank you enough for this video!!!!! My hands dont hurt now!!!! I can just keep stitching and stitching and stitching!!!! This was a total game changer for me!!!!
I have my grandma’s, Grandmother ‘s Flower Garden. It was my inspiration to start quilting. This quilter Sue Daly has fired me to try again. Thank you both!
Sue and Jenny, I’ve learned so much about quilting from you both! Thanks for another inspiring video! I’m ready to tackle another English Paper Piecing project!
Made a quilt using EPP in the '70s finished in time for my first baby, At that time we used old greetings cards cut with a craft knife for backing and scissors for the fabric. Also no glue used - tacking/basting stitches used to hold fabric and backing card together. Took a very long time but 3 children and 3 grandchildren have used the quilt. All hand sewn and it's now needing some refurbishment....
I'm just learning! I cut my first ones with the Small rotary and template but they were a tiny bit too small and I struggled to have enough to turn. But I love seeing them together, and the glue method is my favourite. Gorgeous fabric SD, and that pink turntable is on my wish list!
Thank you so much Jenny and Sue. I really really love 💖 this. I also would have liked to have seen the quilts from the overhead camera in more detail. xxx Mags
Two of my favourite people together, what more could you want? Well, information and that's exactly what I got. I love my sewing machine, Cynthia, but there are times when we can't be together and so I am taking up EPP to fill in those gaps. Sue has convinced me that this is what I should be doing. I am looking on her website to decide what I want to do and get. Thanks for this. Loved it.
Welcome to English Paper Piecing, Sue! Because sometimes, you can't find a long enough extension cord for your sewing machine. ;) And because it's beautiful and fun, too. Thanks for joining us!
@@MissouriQuiltCo I live in Brisbane so I looked up Busyfingers, have bought the rotating mat, needles, etc. etc. I'm on my way!! Guess I am a bit ambitious … I am sewing small hexies!!! Love it. Going to make a bag with the small hexies so I can keep all my gear. Then for my next EEP adventure..... One can't have too many hobbies hey?
She comes from South of the Equator and I love her "How to EPP" videos. I have her wagon wheel quilt pattern - I may not finish for 20 years but I love it!
I remember the flower garden quilts from my childhood. I have come to love the hexagons in a scrappy configuration with no paths. I love bright colors and small prints. The question is, will I live long enough to finish a quilt.
Cathy, I enjoy having handwork to do when I'm with a group and this would be great. The problem is that I'm 82 and this would take me a while to do a full quilt. I don't want to leave another ufo for my family.
Jenny thank you for bringing us this great tutorial and thanks to Sue for her demonstration on English piecing. Sue answered my main question and that was “do you remove the paper and how in the heck do you do that?” Thanks again ❤️
I love EPP as a mindless sewing project as you can do it whilst doing something else. I started sewing hexis when visiting my Mom in hospital before she passed. I have continued to do the rosettes in different sizes 1/4" - 3" . Each size is as easy as any others. But the tiny ones need trimming g on the back as can be bulkier. I will applique them onto a background & quilt it as a wall hanging in her memory.
Loved this tutorial Jenny and Sue. I think I may have to try this fpp... I've never done it, been too chicken to give it a try. What was the fabric line? And can I get it in Australia? 💜
You'd love this project, Michelle! You can view the fabric line if you'd like by clicking on this link below. Please let us know if you have any more questions or concerns. www.missouriquiltco.com/land/tutorials/sue-daley-milly-bag/index.html?Social&
Intrigued with this technique! Definitely going to try EPP! Sue and Jennie make it look so easy and I think even I, a beginner EPP'er can do this! Sue's fabric line is darling, but I can imagine the colors of Kaffe Fassett's fabrics! Awesome!!
Thank you so much for this tutorial - loved it! I'm one step closer to trying English Paper Piecing :)! I guess I need to break through the blockage - of feeling it is too hard.
Although I enjoyed the video, I do not think I am ready to try EPP yet. Any suggestions of other quilt patterns to showcase Sue’s beautiful fabric line?
Looks like there is a pattern for that! It's here: www.missouriquiltco.com/shop/detail/110003/sue-daley-designs/sue-daley-designs/sue-daley-sweetwater-pattern-with-templates-and-papers
Thanks for the little focus on needles... is the number of the needle, have to do with the length of the needle? If so, is a #15 longer or shorter than an #11 needle... and... one more question? can a person really sharpen a needle in a bar of soap?
As for needle sizes, the higher the number, the thicker the needle. As for the soap trick, it's not actually sharpening the needle, but filling in the rough surfaces on a worn needle so that it pulls through smoother. The link below explains it better, though! www.wikihow.com/Fix-a-Blunt-Needle
Que hermoso todo!!! Estoy haciendo un cubre cama con esa técnica. Y ahora veo que se pueden usar los hexágonos en diferentes diseños. Gracias por las ideas. 😊😘
That would be the Sue Daily Sweetwater pattern, Patricia! Here's the link: www.missouriquiltco.com/shop/detail/110003/sue-daley-designs/sue-daley-designs/sue-daley-sweetwater-pattern-with-templates-and-papers
I loved them! We all have our strengths and our little quirks, and we can learn so much from each other. Those are friends teasing each other with love.
Yeah those 2 beautiful talented ladies are clearly good friends because that's how I am with my closest friends too.. I'm an Aussie and we are a tad cheeky 💕
That is the Missouri Star Quilt pattern quilt! www.missouriquiltco.com/shop/detail/29612/missouri-star-quilt-co/missouri-star-quilt-co/missouri-star-quilt-pattern-by-missouri-star
Jenny, how come you like EPP when usually you sew SO FAST with your sewing machine!?? Lol!! It’s a joke! Sometimes it’s good to slow down! I hope you will show us what you did when finish?
Apart from the construction method of the hexagons, this is pretty much a copy of fellow Australian quilt designer, Judy Newman’s ‘Dilly Bag’. The Dilly Bag pattern has been around for a few years now and it’s disappointing as an Australian to see such a respected designer as Sue Daley copy a fellow compatriot’s design.
Hi Lisa I know of which one you mean and there is a difference from what I can see. I do love seeing old become new again in a slightly different and dare I say it, better way...💕💜
I love the bag. And the colors are out of this world. They take me back quite a few years I still have lots of it. I had used them for my Irish Chain quilt.
I'm fairy new to this wonderful world! I'm definitely new to Sue Dailey. She's beautiful, & oh how I'm looking forward to taking her lead. Thank you, always!🥰
I started doing this because of Jenny and Sue. My granddaughter played college basketball and we were traveling a lot to her games. I got a surprising amount done in the car. Then she stopped playing and I put it away. Time to get it back out. It is enjoyable to do while watching tv. I started with bigger hexagons, tho. I cut squares on my Accuquilt Go, and then just glued the squares on the hexagon papers.
Amazing how life changes mean putting away things for a later date. We'll look forward to seeing some of your new creations when you get everything out and sewing again!
I have to say a HUGH THANK YOU!!!! I watched this video and heard Sue's suggestion for needles. I am a hexi sewing NUT!! LOL! I have always fought fatigue and pain in my hands for my stitching hexi's. So I ordered her suggested needles and took them for a test drive! I cant begin to say thank you enough for this video!!!!! My hands dont hurt now!!!! I can just keep stitching and stitching and stitching!!!! This was a total game changer for me!!!!
I have my grandma’s, Grandmother ‘s Flower Garden. It was my inspiration to start quilting. This quilter Sue Daly has fired me to try again. Thank you both!
You two are such fun together. Enjoyed the video and very tempted to try a mini first
The quilt on the wall reminds me of a kaleidoscope. It's so pretty!
Sue and Jenny, I’ve learned so much about quilting from you both! Thanks for another inspiring video! I’m ready to tackle another English Paper Piecing project!
We're so glad you enjoyed watching this video Dallas! Be sure to keep us posted on your project.
Love this so much. Takes me back to the quilts my grandmothers made as well as my early days.
Love all the quilts.
Made a quilt using EPP in the '70s finished in time for my first baby, At that time we used old greetings cards cut with a craft knife for backing and scissors for the fabric. Also no glue used - tacking/basting stitches used to hold fabric and backing card together. Took a very long time but 3 children and 3 grandchildren have used the quilt. All hand sewn and it's now needing some refurbishment....
A well loved quilt will need a little bit of a refresh to keep it together, but the memories will stay. Thanks for sharing!
I'm just learning! I cut my first ones with the Small rotary and template but they were a tiny bit too small and I struggled to have enough to turn. But I love seeing them together, and the glue method is my favourite. Gorgeous fabric SD, and that pink turntable is on my wish list!
I love English Paper Piecing. I'm making Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt.
Be sure to share pics when you get it done, Teri!
Great tutorial as always. Thanks MSQC!!
When you get Sue and Jenny together in the same tutorial, it's ALWAYS a great tutorial!
I love the fabric u use i love doing this thing to thanks for sharing
Love your friendship
So good to see a fellow Aussie! Pity we pay through the nose for their items here.
Yes, postage is ridiculously expensive.
Thank you so much Jenny and Sue. I really really love 💖 this. I also would have liked to have seen the quilts from the overhead camera in more detail. xxx Mags
Thank you Sue Daley, beautiful quilts.
Two of my favourite people together, what more could you want? Well, information and that's exactly what I got. I love my sewing machine, Cynthia, but there are times when we can't be together and so I am taking up EPP to fill in those gaps. Sue has convinced me that this is what I should be doing. I am looking on her website to decide what I want to do and get. Thanks for this. Loved it.
Welcome to English Paper Piecing, Sue! Because sometimes, you can't find a long enough extension cord for your sewing machine. ;) And because it's beautiful and fun, too. Thanks for joining us!
@@MissouriQuiltCo I live in Brisbane so I looked up Busyfingers, have bought the rotating mat, needles, etc. etc. I'm on my way!! Guess I am a bit ambitious … I am sewing small hexies!!! Love it. Going to make a bag with the small hexies so I can keep all my gear. Then for my next EEP adventure..... One can't have too many hobbies hey?
Thanks, yes one far day i´ll do it. If only the day would have more houres to sew. So many projects in my head ........
More time to sew sounds wonderful, Angelika!
Gidday Sue, from down under
Sue, you are sensible and encouraging not to mention a good teacher. I love being able to skip the basting.
We certainly love it when Sue visits us at Missouri Star!
She comes from South of the Equator and I love her "How to EPP" videos. I have her wagon wheel quilt pattern - I may not finish for 20 years but I love it!
She's a wonderful woman to bring north of the equator so we can learn more from her, too! Thanks for joining us, Nita!
She is my favourite hand piecer and you I get my best ideas for machine sewing so it is a win win situation 🤩😎👍🇦🇺
I remember the flower garden quilts from my childhood. I have come to love the hexagons in a scrappy configuration with no paths. I love bright colors and small prints. The question is, will I live long enough to finish a quilt.
Sounds like a love of hexagons at work!
Susan Mazzanti Ha ha! I thought the same thing. My answer for myself was Nope! I’ll admire them from afar and do other designs!
Cathy, I enjoy having handwork to do when I'm with a group and this would be great. The problem is that I'm 82 and this would take me a while to do a full quilt. I don't want to leave another ufo for my family.
The flower pot quilt is my fav.
It's way too cute, right? Lots of fun!
Oh my goodness I love the quilt in the back and the folded one at the table. Do a tutorial or I want the pattern!
So the whole quilt including the ones she showed at the end are all done by hand!!
Now I want to make a "wee mini", too!
Jenny thank you for bringing us this great tutorial and thanks to Sue for her demonstration on English piecing. Sue answered my main question and that was “do you remove the paper and how in the heck do you do that?” Thanks again ❤️
RIP! The bandaid method! We loved that, too!
I put my hair curlers in a bag like that!
I love EPP as a mindless sewing project as you can do it whilst doing something else. I started sewing hexis when visiting my
Mom in hospital before she passed. I have continued to do the rosettes in different sizes 1/4" - 3" . Each size is as easy as any others. But the tiny ones need trimming g on the back as can be bulkier. I will applique them onto a background & quilt it as a wall hanging in her memory.
Thank you for sharing, Dawn. We hope the memories are welcome ones!
Sad ones as she only passed in April but loving ones as she taught me to sew & aged 4 bought me my first sewing machine.
Hi Sue
Loved this tutorial Jenny and Sue.
I think I may have to try this fpp... I've never done it, been too chicken to give it a try. What was the fabric line? And can I get it in Australia? 💜
You'd love this project, Michelle! You can view the fabric line if you'd like by clicking on this link below. Please let us know if you have any more questions or concerns.
www.missouriquiltco.com/land/tutorials/sue-daley-milly-bag/index.html?Social&
@@MissouriQuiltCo thank you. Such beautiful fabric
Intrigued with this technique! Definitely going to try EPP! Sue and Jennie make it look so easy and I think even I, a beginner EPP'er can do this! Sue's fabric line is darling, but I can imagine the colors of Kaffe Fassett's fabrics! Awesome!!
Of course some Kaffe would make amazing English Paper Piecing! Be sure to share the results when you make it!
Thank you so much for this tutorial - loved it! I'm one step closer to trying English Paper Piecing :)! I guess I need to break through the blockage - of feeling it is too hard.
You can do it! And the more Sue and Jenny get together and show us how, the easier they make it for everyone!
Seems a lot of people are joining the EPP bandwagon, lots of helpful info, love the drawstring bag.
It's a great bandwagon to be on!
Sue, are you going to be back for the Brisbane quilt show?
Очень аппетитное видео! Прямо хочется тут же идти и шить! Спасибо Сью и Дженни за это великолепное видео!
Рад, что вам понравилось видео! Нам нравится, когда Сью и Дженни собираются вместе на урок!
Although I enjoyed the video, I do not think I am ready to try EPP yet. Any suggestions of other quilt patterns to showcase Sue’s beautiful fabric line?
Is there a pattern for the quilt behind you on the wall? Enjoyed the video.
Looks like there is a pattern for that! It's here:
www.missouriquiltco.com/shop/detail/110003/sue-daley-designs/sue-daley-designs/sue-daley-sweetwater-pattern-with-templates-and-papers
Jenny, te sigo por UA-cam desde hace mucho tiempo, me gusta muchísimo lo que haces 😍
Un saludo desde Guanajuato, México 🇲🇽
Thank you so much for the support, Alicia!
Our roads are not really straight enough for sewing.
Thanks for the little focus on needles... is the number of the needle, have to do with the length of the needle? If so, is a #15 longer or shorter than an #11 needle...
and... one more question? can a person really sharpen a needle in a bar of soap?
PS: love the video and the quilts, the new line and the suggested projects... Sew happy from Oregon.
As for needle sizes, the higher the number, the thicker the needle. As for the soap trick, it's not actually sharpening the needle, but filling in the rough surfaces on a worn needle so that it pulls through smoother. The link below explains it better, though!
www.wikihow.com/Fix-a-Blunt-Needle
Missouri Star Quilt Company thankyou for the answers. I do not see the link about needles.. I did just order supplies to start my hexie career 🤗
Is there a favorite glue or did I miss hearing that?
Where can I find Christmas ornaments that are made with all the material Scandinavian or whatever
Hi, Diana! Unfortunately, that's a little out of our specialty. A few google searches might help, though!
Que hermoso todo!!! Estoy haciendo un cubre cama con esa técnica. Y ahora veo que se pueden usar los hexágonos en diferentes diseños. Gracias por las ideas. 😊😘
¡Gracias por mirar hoy, y me alegro de poder ayudar con más ideas!
How do you make the knot at the of the hexi?
Hi, Cheryl! Here's a tutorial on the knicker knot: ua-cam.com/video/qHwbby2WURQ/v-deo.html
How do you sew anything without a thimble?
Very carefully!
My God, what that behind you? Its fabilous...
That would be the Sue Daily Sweetwater pattern, Patricia! Here's the link:
www.missouriquiltco.com/shop/detail/110003/sue-daley-designs/sue-daley-designs/sue-daley-sweetwater-pattern-with-templates-and-papers
‘Do it in the car’. Gawd no. Those of us who deal with travel sickness can’t do anything in the car other than stare forward 😂
Okay this was awkward to watch with the little jabs at each other.😳
I loved them! We all have our strengths and our little quirks, and we can learn so much from each other. Those are friends teasing each other with love.
I thought so too, Carolyn B.
Yeah those 2 beautiful talented ladies are clearly good friends because that's how I am with my closest friends too.. I'm an Aussie and we are a tad cheeky 💕
Yeah the ‘That’s not true’ one made me do a double take. 😳
What is the quilt behind you?
That is the Missouri Star Quilt pattern quilt! www.missouriquiltco.com/shop/detail/29612/missouri-star-quilt-co/missouri-star-quilt-co/missouri-star-quilt-pattern-by-missouri-star
@@MissouriQuiltCo It does not look like that quilt at all.
Jenny, how come you like EPP when usually you sew SO FAST with your sewing machine!?? Lol!! It’s a joke! Sometimes it’s good to slow down! I hope you will show us what you did when finish?
Crikey. You wouldn’t catch me using a rotary cutter on my lap.
Love your videos but you interupt your quests.
Apart from the construction method of the hexagons, this is pretty much a copy of fellow Australian quilt designer, Judy Newman’s ‘Dilly Bag’. The Dilly Bag pattern has been around for a few years now and it’s disappointing as an Australian to see such a respected designer as Sue Daley copy a fellow compatriot’s design.
Hi Lisa
I know of which one you mean and there is a difference from what I can see. I do love seeing old become new again in a slightly different and dare I say it, better way...💕💜
Love your videos but you interupt your quests.