Flosstube #40 "Let’s Get Started!!" Video #2 for the Grumpy Susan QAL
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Welcome to the Grumpy Susan QAL Video #2
Kari @TigerLilyDesigns and I are thrilled you've chosen to join us as we share and quilt along together on our beautiful Grandmothers Garen EPP Quilt.
Today we will get started so you can be sewing by videos end. I will cover how to *cut - *mount and sew your hexagons together.
If you have not seen Kari's video #1 for our quilt along pop on over to her channel @TigerLilyDesigns and give it a watch,
We would love it if you would post your progress on social media using the hashtag #grumpysusanQAL so we can see all of your beautiful work
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Ways to contact me:
Email:
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P.O. Box 145
Owensville, Ohio 45160-0145
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Shellie Thurston Fry
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Ways to contact Kari:
Kari@tigerlilyshop.com
Website: tigerlilyshop....
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Tiger Lily Designs
PO Box 359
Mount Vernon, VA 22121
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Links for mentioned products:
60 Degree Ruler
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Sue Daily size 15 Milliners needles
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Clover needle threader
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Bluebird Threader
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Bohin Needle Assortment Pack
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Sue Daily 2" Hexagon Acrylic Template
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Sue Daily round cutting turntable
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1.5" Hexagon Papers
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Washable Stick Glue
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Sue Daily Sewline Glue Pen
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Sue Daily sewline glue pen refills
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Fiskars small Rotary Cutter
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Miniature rotary cutter
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Jeana Kimball's Foxglove Cottage Milliners/Straw Needles Size 11
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Coats & Clark All Purpose Thread 400 Yards White
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June Tailor mini cut and press cutting/iron mat
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SewTites Dots 5 Pack Magnetic Pins
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Sizzix Big Shot Die Cutter
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2" Hexagon Die compatible for use with big shot die cutter
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Olfa 12”x12” rotating cutting mat
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This is one of the best instructional videos on English paper piecing. You’re using a clear and concise voice, slow enough for others to understand and stay caught up. Thank you Shelly and Carrie for taking on this quilt along.
Brilliant, Shellie. So appreciated. ❤❤
Shellie, your instruction on paper piecing with hexies is great. I started a grandma's garden quilt in 2021. Wish this video was out back then as many of the tips you gave I had learned by trial and error. Thank you so much for your encouragement and instructions. I love your videos, I always learn something and get inspired to keep creating.
What a stellar tutorial! Just so well done and fits anyone’s budget! I’ve always wanted to try EPP and hexies. I’m going for it and gathering my supplies. Thank you for making the video and sharing your talents!
I have EPP’d over 30 years. You did an awesome tutorial for a beginner, detailed, and examples! I’m sure you have inspired a lot to try something new. Thank you for your channel!
Well, that was fun! It was fun to see your two "Antena" hairs sticking straight up while watching you sew.. 😀
You did a good job explaining the process. I also enjoy doing paper piecing. I hope your hubby is still doing well
Take care
I have seen many EPP tutorials over the years and I feel like this is the most comprehensive hexie instruction I have ever seen! Ive made many hexies and have aspired to make this quilt for years so this seems like the perfect opportunity.
You have done a great tutorial. Thank you for being so patient with your instructions. I have sewn hexes before but have never used glue. This is going to be a new experience. I am gathering my supplies getting ready to start with the “Grumpy Susan” sew along.
Shellie next time you need to have them break out the cricut maker!!! Just cut out my center and small ring in less than 45 minutes!! Game changer 😊
I remember when my grandmother taught me how to quilt. We didn’t have all these fancy tools like today. But enjoyed every moment with her. We use to use cardboard to make our templates and cut everything with scissors. Happy Stitching 🧵🪡❤️
Thank you for the GREAT TIPS
Thanks so much Shelly for sharing! I think I'm going to try this- you've done a great job covering the bases for starting this- thank you, thank you.
I've been interested in trying this for a long time . I'm definitely ordering my supplies and can't wait to get started. Excellent tutorial!! Thank you so much for the inspiration.
Thank you Shellie you are a great teacher!! I have wanted to do this quilt for a long time and when I came across this I was very excited..I did print off my own paper pieces and I started ..got to be truthful though I was disappointed that my stitching when doing the whip stitch across was slightly showing on the other side so I thought I might do the ladder stitch instead when I came across this stitch called invisible feather stitch and I tried it and boy was it a game changer..love love love it..just thought I would put that out there in case anyone else maybe having the same problem..again thank you for letting us all be included and taking your time to show us and involve everyone on here..
This is a great tutorial. Thanks Shellie!
Hi Shellie: Just watching this video and want to let you know that I have done a lot of EPP and took a workshop last fall and the teacher taught the "flat back stitch", which is exactly what you are doing with sewing the green piece for the pathway. She also used paper tape to secure the pieces before sewing them when they were flat. I love that you do these educational videos. I can always learn something. Today I learned about cutting hexies without a template, but with the 60 degree ruler. Keep up the good work. I really enjoy your videos. I so relate to everything you do and all the different crafty endeavors. I, too, quilt, knit, cross stitch, crochet, wool applique. Too many projects and not enough time.
I am a multi -crafter as well and am really enjoying seeing quilting!! You have a natural gift of teaching for sure. I have always been interested in EPP, but have never fully understood it until now-thank you!! I am finishing a quilt presently and am really considering joining in😊
What an excellent video, I have learned so much from this video and now feel confident to start EPP. I am so excited and ordered some supplies and now on to choosing fabric. Thank you for sharing
I found Kari’s UA-cam video on this quilt along. I’ve decided to join you guys. It’s going to be a lot of fun. I have tried EPP a little bit a few years ago. I think this quilt along will give me the structure for me to me successful. Looking forward to more videos. I have subscribed to yours and Kari’s channels. Thanks.
I've been wanting to learn EPP. Thank you for this tutorial and sharing your tips and tricks. I think I'm ready now to give it a try.
Thank you for the time you spent making this video 😊
I love this quilt pattern and have one in process🪡🧵
I've gotten behind in flosstube and haven't commented in a while...
I enjoyed the update on VBS (in another video) with your grandkids! Hope you are having a good summer 🇺🇸🐦🍓🌸
Great tutorial! I’ve quilted a lot, but haven’t done EPP, so I’m excited to get going! Thank you!❤
Great video full of information
Thank you. Excellent tutorial. I learned so much and am anxious to try. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge and talent. Happy Stitching!
Great tutorial Shellie.Thanks
I print and cut my own paper piece. I have start some blocks 18 years ago. This will inspire me to get going. Grandmothers flower garden is my favorite quilt. Thank you, Shellie. For a wonderful video.
Thank you! I really enjoyed your video.
Hi Shellie
Ok I’ve ordered my paper Hexies so whilst I’m waiting for those to arrive I’m going to sort out my material and probably cut out a few hexies of my own as I can’t wait to start . Thank you both for this EPP stitch along it’s brilliant. Take care 👵 x
Thank you so much for your very clear instruction. I have tried this block before without much success. Your method is so clear. Thank you, i will try it again.
Thank you for your video on English paper piecing. I’m a long time quilter but my favorite thing is anything with a little needle. This was a great video and you do a wonderful job explaining things.
I've done Grandmother's Flower Gardens for years and still enjoyed watching and listening 😂
Shelley great video you are such an awesome teacher. Can I suggest a Clover 625 Dome Threaded Needle Case to store all your threaded needles it’s great for when you travel it holds up to 10 threaded needles and it won’t tangle your threads I got mine on Amazon. I’m working on a diamond paper pieces design quilt too. Love your videos I’m learning so much, Lord bless you for teaching us so many cool stuff
Wonderful suggestion- I do have one and agree they are a wonderful tool
I’m excited to give this a try as soon as my paper pieces get here. Thank you for this great video, I’m sure I’ll rewatch it many times 😊
Hello Sweet Shelly: Thank-you for this amazing video, I am not a quilter but have a bit of an itch to give it a try in small form like a table cover. You are making this look so simple, beautiful fabric choices.
I was sewing a flower last night. I always did 2 stitches with a knot starting and ending. Last night I was counting 3 out loud 😅!! I also liked your suggestion about not folding the seam allowance over too tight. I need to double check my needles and my threader, I understand now after your explanation, great tip!
You and Kari have given me new inspiration ❣️
Truer words were never spoken when you say the hardest part is picking the fabric!! 😂
Thank you ladies (you and @TigerLilyDesigns) for all you do. Love you guys so much! ❤
I just loved the video! I have wanted to make one like this. You have given so many tips and easier ways to do things! Ready to get supplies and get going.
This is so exciting!! I want to try it
Thank you so much for this tutorial and the different ways to do it.
Thank you so much for this video! I learned quite a bit more tips on EPP and now think I'm ready to give it a try! I especially liked watching you actually sew the pieces together and showing the traveling to get to the next point AND reinforcing the y seam! All good! Now to watch tiger lily's video 1 in the series you both are doing... thanks again!
I've had some EPP supplies for over a year now. I feel like it's time to get started, thank you!
Thank you Shellie!
Shellie, thank you so much for the time you spent putting this detailed instructional video together. I am excited to get started, my only hesitation is that I feel my other hobbies will suffer once I start EPPing 🥰
What a great video - love all of the tips. I have done only a few small EPP hexes as just a sample but with this video I think I can tackle the full Grandmothers Flower Quilt!! Thank you so much Shelly and Carrie for doing this. I am going home to look in my stash tonight as I may have enough for most of it 🤣
Thank you for your precise tutorial. I love the tips of different methods to accomplish the same end product. This is a craft that should be passed on to not become a lost art. You are great at clarifying just where someone would have a question. I've watched many many EPP tutorials. So many methods and I've taken away what works for me. I've seen others "flat stitch" as you have discovered. It is a method and mostly used to not allow stitches to be shown on the top side. It is one of those things that we aren't taught but we innately seem to figure out. Thank you!
Just a little info I discovered while EPP. If you use silk thread it just melts into the fabric and you can’t see it. Works wonderful.
Thank you Shellie for an excellent tutorial. I makes me even MORE AMAZED at the grandmothers flower garden (ALL hand stitched and quilted) my mother made as a wedding present 45 years ago. And your wonderful enthusiasm and skill makes me want to give it a try myself. You ( and Kari) are an inspiration to us all!
Such great instruction! I too use the letdown method... so much easier! Thank you Shelley and Kari💙
I love the 60 degree ruler. O my goodness
I love your designs. I live, in GA. My local needlework shops are in Waynesville, NC, Annabella’s or the Tudor Rose in Clarksville, GA. Both shops carry your designs, so when I get to their shop, I buy your patterns (I’m not a pdf user if paper is available.). Elayne also has a Floss tube channel, Annabella's. I think JBW Designs meshes well with my CS likes. Due to an eye disease, Aida in a max count of 18 is my best option. Please keep designing these wonderful CS opportunities.
This is wonderful Shellie! You are a wonderful teacher.😊
Oh my heavens! That was invaluable to me! Thank you so much for sharing! I’m joining you trying EPP for the very first time. I’m using a smaller, different pattern but that’s ok. This is a total joy, I love handwork!
So excited your joining in Ginger!!!
It will be wonderful to have another quilt stitched together with you!!!
This was so helpful! I know that I will replay and pause it when my supplies arrive!
I thought something was wrong with my needle threader because it never seems to be able to thread my needle properly.
I was trying to thread needles with oblong eyes 😂
Thank you for explaining that the needle threader is for needles that have round eyes!
Fabulous video, Shellie. Thank you for the hard work you did to prepare for your very thorough explanation and demonstration!
I too have a Sizzix Big Shot Pro. Plus, I have a lot of AccuQuilt dies I can use in my Sizzix Big Shot Pro with a Sizzix Big Shot Pro Accessory Adapter G for Thinner Steel-Rule Dies (Item # 661518). There are workarounds when one does not have an Adapter G. Another tip: AccuQuilt offers numerous AccuQuilt Go! dies that cut varied hexagon sizes.
What a cool tip for cutting hexagons!!!
I am almost done with a flower garden quilt that I have done with normal hand
piecing. Paper piecing is so precise I will just have to try it. Never thought I wanted to deal with papers but looks so much neater. I love hand stitching slow pace.
I unthread all the time also
Hi Shelly,
Thank you for sharing your instructional video on English paper piecing. It was clear and understandable to us lay persons. Be blessed and please continue to open our minds to learning all the new things that are in the world of crafting. Alberta from Southern, MD...😊😊
Great tutorial! I have been taking little bites out of the paper by wrapping to tightly. I’ll fold a bit looser on the future pieces. I have yet to work with the rigid templates that I have, but will try the hand basting technique you demonstrated (and you explained the reason for the hole in the template). Thank you so much!
Thank you so very much for your wonderful tutorial. I'm going to join in, but didn't know where to start as I'm planning on using all the scraps from previous projects. Not so intimidating after all. Now I need to get cutting 😊
Great video now to get the fabric😊
Dear Sweet Shellie, Thank you for this great video. I have already started hand stitching about 40 ish hex's & boy do I wished I had waited!! My papers don't have a center hole ( I ordered from Paper Pieces )so just another oops! No problem, will deal with it. I will be punching holes in the rest of my papers. I can't wait to get to the hand stitching. I think you've sold out FQ shop they are out of the 2" hexagon templates, well the Sue Daley ones. It really does look a bit intimidating stitching the whole blocks together and really appreciate your great help and instructions. Thanks, the one thing I have done in the past is use a very light thread (thinner) for the basting step. I've only made practice pieces, no finishes, yet!
Hi Shellie What a wonderful video that was. I never realized just what there was to doing that. I have always loved the flower garden quilt and I have just about all my supplies to do it. I am thankful for you and Kari for taking time to teach what you know so we all can learn.
Thank you for this fantastic tutorial and the tips and tricks. Such a pleasure to listen to.
Thanks Shelly really enjoyed the video the two of you make me smile such good team work looking forward to seeing all the finished quilts ❣️
Just wanted to make sure you got my email from last flosstube....
Our library has a makerspace, which I saw today had a long arm quilting machine..... so I may take up quilting too!!!😊
I sure did! It’s on the way
I have learned so much from you today, thank you so much. You are so talented. I learn everything from flosstube as I do this all by myself and I am so thankful.
Shellie again thank you for your expertise. Really enjoy your videos and tutorials.
I don’t know that I will ever quilt but if I do I will have you as a great teacher … I loved watching your video on how to sew a paper quilt … thank you for a wonderful tutorial … 😊❤ Dena
You're a great teacher! Even though I'm not making a quilt, your instructions are so clear I feel I could do one. Love watching your videos Shellie!!! Thank you!!
Thank you for a great tutorial. I have done EPP in the past and still learned new techniques. I love your fabric choices... very pretty. Happy Stitchin'
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Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial. I always wanted to learn EPP. Thank you. ❤
I have a big shot and a Tim holtz electric machine
Thanks so much for a wonderful and comprehensive EPP tutorial, you answered all of my questions. Janine
There is absolutely zero chance I will ever do this, but I like watching how it's done.
Well thank you for watching!
I wish you could get closer when you’re stitching. It’s hard to see but thank you so much for your tutorial.
Thank you for this video. You have given me some tips for issues I had with paper piecing, I learned about a thin needle, a needle with a round eye and I really like your stitch around the corner. So thank you.
Shellie! Greetings from Dallas! What an excellent video tutorial!! Even though I’m not participating in the Quilt-A-Long I had often wondered how EPP worked. You have answered all my questions beautifully!! Thank you so much!
Omg that is crazy so impressed with the hexie hack
Great tips, Shelly, especially the pass through thread and circle around the corner! Was wondering how far apart your stitches are when in the straight edge? Thanks a so much!
Mo. Star has those kits
Hi Shellie. I am using Straw Needles #11 and the Clover Desk Needle Threader. Sometimes the Needle Threader cuts the thread instead of threading the needle. If I use a thicker needle with a larger eye it does thread. But the thicker needle doesn’t slide as nicely through the fabric like the #11. I’m assuming #10 needle is slightly bigger. Have you ever used a #10 needle? Do the Daly needles thread better? Does a #10 go through fabric well?
Thanks for your help. And thank you for your wonderful videos. I really enjoy you and Kari. What a great team you make!
I wish I could answer that but I’ve not used them
I’m sorry
@@antiqueneedleworkers Thanks. I’m making it work and having fun! Thank you so much for introducing me to English Paper Piecing.
Can you do squares or do you always do octagons? Your video is amazing and inspiring. I am going to give it a try
There are other English paper pieced quilt patterns that have all kinds of shapes. Do check into them.
We are just specifically working on this pattern.
TY Great Tutorial. Nice variety of methods. Fun gadgets. Pretty flower Hexagon. Cool threaders. That bird one gives me trouble too. I have better control sewing towards myself. Cool pass through. Can you possibly Re-Use those papers with the glue on them? If so, do You put a mark on the side that had glue on it? You did a great job!! TY again.
I do reuse the papers that I’ve glued. You can get several go rounds with them. And I’ve never marked them- but I have re glued on the same side as was used the prior time you can feel it. It works out perfectly
@@antiqueneedleworkers TY Shellie
Wonderful video. Will be pulling out my started blocks. Learned so much. Where did you get the plastic boxes you had the Henie’s stored in? Thank you very much.
I bought them at Joann’s but you could probably find them at the dollar store or Walmart . They are like the size of old school pencil boxes
I'm really thinking about joining in! I like doing EPP. I think this SAL will make me love EPP. One quick question..... Do your stitches show on the front?
No they stay nicely on the back
I’m finding this so interesting! I’ve done quilting but never EPP. One question: are you going through the paper as well as the fabric when you’re stitching the basting of the material and when connecting the pieces?
Just the fabric. :-D
No, you never go through the papers. Only the fabric
Dear Shellie, I've been trying to get onto Tiger Lilly Patreon but it keeps coming in Spanish & I haven't been able to figure out how to get in English! I would Really appreciate any help possible. I would like to download pattern & get started on that first block. Thank you for doing this quilt along. I'm excited and ready to EPP.
I sent Kari your comment and she’s going to try to help you.
Thank you for watching ❤️
@@antiqueneedleworkers Thank you for the fastest response & all your help. Great light shining.
Love this!! Does it matter how far a part the stitches are?
You don’t need to have tons and tons but do be sure to stitch enough that your block is held together nice and secure
Thank you so much for this video about EPP. Can you tell me why you use polyester vs. cotton thread?
I do use cotton thread but was offering that if coats and Clark was all someone had to work with that is fine. The connecting threads essential 100% cotton that I showed is what I normally use .
I want people to feel as though they can use what they have especially if they are on a budget
For the sew baste did you go through the paper or just through fabric?
Just through the fabric- never at any point sew through the paper.
I have a concern about the center red/pink bleeding when the finished quilt is washed. Would you suggest pre-washing those fabrics?
I haven’t had a problem in the past, but you can surely wash and press if you would like. Also, please feel free to choose colors to your liking. If red like mine concerns you, choose something else. We want everyone to tailor their quilts to suit their own personal end result.
I’m confused about the 2” plastic template from fat quarter shop. It’s the same size as the paper template. I thought you used this plastic template to cut out the fabric. If both are the same size there is no fabric to wrap around the paper template. Please help me!!!! PS I love your video, it’s very helpful and I’m sure I’m just missing something here! Shirley
I have the same question, Shirley.
My 2” hexagon plastic template is basically the same size as the 1.5” hexagon paper templates. Loved your video and the inspiration to try EPP.
Thanks Barbara, I’m glad I’m not alone. I hope to get an answer soon. I have everything ready to start!
The papers are 1.5”
The template is 2.0”
@@antiqueneedleworkers thanks for the response! Pretty sure my 2” template came from an Amazon seller who does not know how to measure!! It is exactly the same size as the paper pieces. I will re-order from a more reputable source! Have a blessed Sunday.
Hi Shirley. I did ask Missouri Star about the measurements of a Sue Dailey 2” template. Here is what they wrote:
Each side of the template measures 2", the height and width of the template is 4"
That makes more sense!! No more templates from Amazon/China for me!! Hope that helps. Happy quilting!
Could you tell me where you picked up the square green turn table? Thanks
Here is a direct link for you
shrsl.com/4lo3l
@@antiqueneedleworkers Thank you for your helo.
Is there a setting fit the finished quilt?
I’m unclear as to what your asking,
But Here is an information sheet that you can look into that Kari created for our QAL and is all that we’ve put together so far.
www.patreon.com/posts/107127246?
@@antiqueneedleworkers How many rows across and down for each full block. Also, how many half blocks for the top/bottom and sides for the quilt. I hope this helps to clear up my original question.
Only 14 mins into video, but you are making me nervous, leaving your rotary cutter blade open and laying it down open. Accidents happen, please be careful. Some viewers could pick up that as a bad habit.