This is so incredible that I happened upon this video! Years ago when I was mostly doing needlepoint, I bought a pattern for a wall hanging with this piecing technique and the instructions were mind boggling to me. This was long before you tube videos were even a thing! Recently I found that pattern and decided nope, I’ll give it away, well now it’s making sense to one very happy old lady. I actually bought the pattern to make it for fiancé, we’ve been married for 23 years now and I can finally make it for him!👍♥️😁
Watching you fix mistakes is actually quite helpful! My sewing skills leave a little bit to be desired so it's not "if" I make mistakes but when and how to fix them. Thanks so much.
VERY CLEAR TUTORIAL on Foundation paper piecing using freezer paper. I have never dared to try foundation paper piecing, but now I will. Thank you! Furthermore, the self-binding technique is amazing!
Yup, I'm a slow learner, so I took my computer to the sewing room with me, and thanked the Lord for rewind and pause. I did mine a little differently, mainly because I didn't look close enough at yours in the beginning. But it came out really pretty anyway! Thanks so much for this tutorial; this has helped me keep busy during the ice and snow the last couple of days.
Yes, me too. I really thank Ms Lisa for her video. I struggled to no end ~ since I'm a beginner :) but with her help and pause many times I accomplished my product :) Thank God for Videos and Ms Lisa :) I would show my finished product ~ I'm very proud of the way it came out.....
Just saw this and I am really liking your technique for paper piecing. I learned paper piecing back in the early 2000’s. Just yesterday (9/18/20021) I came across some paper piecing patterns I have and threw them aside because I didn’t want to pick all those pieces of paper out from the finished blocks. Not sewing on the paper AND using freezer paper is a game changer! Thank you and I thank God for leading me to your channel!
I decided to design and quilt a pillow (both sides) so I sewed while I binged watched your videos.This quilted pillow will be attached to fabric to make a Quillow for my granddaughter who is away from home at college. She'll be in the northwest so it will be cold in the winter. I really like watching and listening to you.
there is nothing that will compare to snuggling in a handmade quilt! Your granddaughter will just LOVE it! Hahaha....that sounds so funny to me that you binge watched the videos hehehe......thank you so much for thinking I am "binge watch" worthy hehee....it blows my mind how many people are watching along...technology is wonderful! Who would have ever thought.......thanks for watching!!
I finished the quilt for my granddaughter and now I'm going to make some mug rugs I bought your pattern from Etsy! My sister loves the I Love Lucy TV show and I have some I Love Lucy fabric and your mug rug pattern is perfect for that fabric! The reason I like watching your videos besides the fact that I have learned a lot is that I like your voice and your face. Your voice is very soothing and you look very friendly. I am shy so I really don't like it when some people make videos that are too hyper or loud.
Sonia Guzman thank you SOOO much. I'm shy also...I think that's why I make so many mistakes when talking hahaaa. I really like the I Love Lucy idea for this pattern! I know she will love it!
I never done quilting, nor sewing too much. But because of Covid, I started a little ( mask making!! ), and found your video!! Somehow, your voice and a little present giggling sound ease my feelings, and makes me so relaxed. I will look for your videos, and learn step by step!! Thank you so much!!
I have to thank you for this video. I have been struggling over a year with a well known designer’s pattern using freezer paper, even took her workshop when she was here . I even tried doing it the regular PP method but that was more frustrating. Watching this video made me realize I can do it this way in sections and I might actually finish it. Thanks
Lisa Capen I really want to thank you so much from the bottom of my heart, for showing me the easy way of binding a quilt block is so much easier and so much fun than the other way even though the other way is not that bad but I like it better your way, great job on all your projects and I have fun making them with you keep up the good job I love your tutorials cause you take your time very relaxed not like those other tutorials they go so fast is unbelievable Your the best Lisa Capen
Love it! I just purchased the heart mug rug pattern and am eager to get started. I have done some square in a square paper piecing and that helps me understand this technique. Now to go buy my freezer paper! I am excited. This pattern is so cute!
Omg!!!!! Thank you for the glue tip!!I’m from the states but live in Mexico and it’s an absolute hassle to get a lot of the stuff I need to cult or patchwork. So this glue tip has been the high light of my month.
I love this i just made one, but added squares to both ends, it's a placemat size that I need to take on retreat in May. I hope whoever receives it likes it. Thank you Lisa
I guess im randomly asking but does anybody know a trick to get back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly lost my account password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me!
@Drake Rhys Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and I'm in the hacking process atm. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
I like that you stitch next to the printed line instead of on it so the paper is NOT stitched to the fabric. Nice way to do paper piecing. Cute project.
Thanks Linda, that was very educational... and a bit different to sewing through the paper. I really appreciated the binding system too, I am going to try that one! I know this is over three years since you made this video but it is great value, thanks.
so, when you sew through paper, do you just pull the paper from the stiching? doesn't this loosen the stitches? would love some explanation here .... thanks ...
thank you. i'm enjoying this video don't change anything i like your sense of humor i feel like i'm right there watching you it feels homey...i def will try this mug rug quilt..thanks again
Love this project. In 2022 waxed freezer paper seems impossible to find. Butcher paper is now coated with plastic. I had to improvise, just pinning my paper and fabric pieces or in some cases using a glue stick. It will take me a couple of tries to fine tune a new technique but well worth it. Love your videos and patterns!
I am a new subscriber. This is the second video I watched tonight. I am teaching myself to quilt and my first project is a hot pad for the table on Thanksgiving. I will be appliquéing a motif on the front before I assemble it all together. You are a very good teacher and your instructions are very clear. Glad I found your channel!
Thank you; I loved your video; hearts are a favorite of mine. They look so nice on a small piece all the way up to a king size quilt. I have not done paper piecing but now that I've seen how to do it, I will definetly give it a try. thanks again!
This is a cool method. It looks fun. I get the basic concept because I have done something similar on my embroidery machine. The stitching lines are digitized, so you lay the fabric, the machine stitches a line, and then you flip it over. But this looks like a fun method and I would imagine that after you get the basic instructions down, it goes pretty fast. Thank you for sharing this. I like the self binding method, and using the glue to hold things down. How easy! I have also tea dyed fabric and it makes it look vintage. Unfortunately, I went too far, and splattered it with some brown ink, too. Now it just looks like spots of mold; lol! Oh well, live and learn.
we sound like we have a lot in common!! I've seen many "in the hoop" embroidery projects I'd like to try :) tea dying fabric is so much fun.....I get way carried away sometimes too....hahaha....it's all fun!!
I enjoyed the tutorial and learned a few things. Elmers Glue and Glue Stick are on the top of my shopping list now. Dyeing your fabric with coffee was a great tip ... that's what allot of the army service men use as their uniforms fade to keep from having to buy new ones so quickly. (Oops, dated myself on that comment.) I really like that the backing/front trim was a little darker. Made it show up better on the front. The front binding/trim is harder to do in the smaller width, but looks better, in my opinion. Got this project on my "must do next" list. Thanks, for sharing your time and talent.
Love it I’m going to make it with christmas fabric...i have a few gifts that i think they will appreciate this super cute mug rug Lise C.from North Bay,On...thanks
I loved every minute of this....and no, the heater didn't bother me...I was so focused on what you were doing! lol I bought your pattern and am going to start this project right away! So excited for new videos from you!! Subscribed and watching! ~Julianna
This was a very helpful video. I had been wanting to try paper piecing for some time but had found the other how-to videos not only confusing but scary! This was a good process and easy to follow. Thanks so much for posting it!
Thank You! You have saved my project. The binding hack is ingenious. I had literally sewed myself into a corner. I really enjoyed this video and can't really pick one favorite, so I pick them all. Great job. Subscribe, subscribe, subscribe!
Martii Rether. Aweeee ♡♡♡ I'm so glad this helped you out!!! Sometimes we all run into issues that get us stuck...and then wallaaaa!! Something comes along and provides a breakthrough ♡♡ would love to see your quilt!
I am so happy I found your videos. I plan to find and watch all your previous videos to catch up and then start watching this year. But, I do want to spend some time doing some of my own quilting, too!! Blessings!
There just isn't ever enough time is there? hahahaa. I even find myself playing UA-cam videos in the background as I'm working....I don't think I'm as productive though when I do that hehee. Have a wonderful weekend!
I just subscribed to your channel, I like the way you teach and explain things in your tutorials! I wanted to make a mug rug and love the one that you made.
Hey I really enjoyed your Mug Rug. I started making these too. They are so fun ! I love to piece. It really relaxes me. I feel your cold feet ! LOL Your 8 inches of snow you can keep. I live in Texas and our high bone chilling winds are deadly. So I don't mind the heater noise at all. Keep warm . I just subscribed to you. Thank you.
Jo Burkham great to hear from you Jo!! Thanks for the encouragement!! Thankfully the snow has melted for now :) thanks for subscribing, I look forward to more projects
I really enjoyed your video. I'm making my first big quilt and will try out your binding method. You did such a good job explaining this that I'm not afraid to give it a try. P.S. I subscribed to your channel. :)
Hey Lisa! I absolutely loved your tutorial! You have made it so easy to understand even with the heater in the background. lol I have tried a few tutorials before yours but always gave up very frustrated! I'm an intelligent woman but after those I felt so dumb, why couldn't I get it? Well after watching you twice I GOT IT!!! Thank you again for a most enjoyable video, mistakes and all (you just seem like us). Stay safe thru this virus. p.s. I will photo my quilt and post it on your facebook page.
Just watched this video I was not interested in paper piecing since I done it once years ago and sis NOT like it sewing through the paper and then trying to tear it away. I loved this tutorial and the heart I have it in my Etsy cart and thank you for making the patterns affordable for us retired on fixed income people. No the heater did not distract me at all but back ground music does so much I have to stop watching a video with it. I had much rather have silence then back ground music in a tutorial. Loved you coffee dyed the fabric will have to try that too. I think I am a fan of ALL your videos will definitely be watching them all, thanks for doing them.
Evelyn H I love that you have joined along with me! I agree with the music....sometimes I like adding it to break up long periods that would be silent, but can understand how it might be annoying hahaaa. The paper piecing this way makes so much sense to me! No tearing away paper possibly ripping your stitches PLUS you can reuse the pattern over and over :) I do keep pricing in mind when designing, the lower the price to more chance you can afford different patterns and don't have to choose ♡ thank you for taking the time to leave your lovely comment!
This is a great project. Your tutorial is excellent. Can't wait to try this technique and create something wonderful for someone. TFS xo's Stay warm! Love the coffee dye by the way lol
+Verne Garlock thanks Verne!!! I believe I'm going to experiment more into coffee/tea staining fabrics!! That was a lot of fun...and I loved the result :) thanks for watching ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
Which is more flexable on applique. using freezer paper or wunder under? I really like the way you did your binding. using the glue stick and ironing. I think it was fantastic. also using glue to tack your binding and quilting layers together.
applique done with freezer paper leaves ( IMO ) the most softest finish as once you wash the project, all the glue goes away and it's just fabric with no adhesive left behind.
Good video. Hay I'm with you on the frozen theme. It's cold here in Michigan too. Feels like my ankles are in a bucket of snow, so no issues from me on your heater. That's a clear and we'll thought out method for paper piecing. I've never done it before but I like how you've done this. Think I'll try it. Thanks. Also like your tip with glue.
+Shaeray thanks Shaeray! Aware your poor ankles :( Michigan is way colder then here in VA so my deepest sympathies hahahaa.....here's to an early Spring!! Yes, you should try the paper piecing, it is a lot of fun.
This is so incredible that I happened upon this video!
Years ago when I was mostly doing needlepoint, I bought a pattern for a wall hanging with this piecing technique and the instructions were mind boggling to me. This was long before you tube videos were even a thing! Recently I found that pattern and decided nope, I’ll give it away, well now it’s making sense to one very happy old lady.
I actually bought the pattern to make it for fiancé, we’ve been married for 23 years now and I can finally make it for him!👍♥️😁
I also love your sense of humour, one that can laugh at oneself is a good person…..
Watching you fix mistakes is actually quite helpful! My sewing skills leave a little bit to be desired so it's not "if" I make mistakes but when and how to fix them. Thanks so much.
VERY CLEAR TUTORIAL on Foundation paper piecing using freezer paper. I have never dared to try foundation paper piecing, but now I will. Thank you! Furthermore, the self-binding technique is amazing!
You are so welcome!
Yup, I'm a slow learner, so I took my computer to the sewing room with me, and thanked the Lord for rewind and pause. I did mine a little differently, mainly because I didn't look close enough at yours in the beginning. But it came out really pretty anyway! Thanks so much for this tutorial; this has helped me keep busy during the ice and snow the last couple of days.
Yes, me too. I really thank Ms Lisa for her video. I struggled to no end ~ since I'm a beginner :) but with her help and pause many times I accomplished my product :) Thank God for Videos and Ms Lisa :) I would show my finished product ~ I'm very proud of the way it came out.....
Glue?!?! Who knew? Guess I can throw away all this bent up dull useless stick pins😂
Just saw this and I am really liking your technique for paper piecing. I learned paper piecing back in the early 2000’s. Just yesterday (9/18/20021) I came across some paper piecing patterns I have and threw them aside because I didn’t want to pick all those pieces of paper out from the finished blocks. Not sewing on the paper AND using freezer paper is a game changer! Thank you and I thank God for leading me to your channel!
I decided to design and quilt a pillow (both sides) so I sewed while I binged watched your videos.This quilted pillow will be attached to fabric to make a Quillow for my granddaughter who is away from home at college. She'll be in the northwest so it will be cold in the winter. I really like watching and listening to you.
there is nothing that will compare to snuggling in a handmade quilt! Your granddaughter will just LOVE it! Hahaha....that sounds so funny to me that you binge watched the videos hehehe......thank you so much for thinking I am "binge watch" worthy hehee....it blows my mind how many people are watching along...technology is wonderful! Who would have ever thought.......thanks for watching!!
I finished the quilt for my granddaughter and now I'm going to make some mug rugs I bought your pattern from Etsy! My sister loves the I Love Lucy TV show and I have some I Love Lucy fabric and your mug rug pattern is perfect for that fabric! The reason I like watching your videos besides the fact that I have learned a lot is that I like your voice and your face. Your voice is very soothing and you look very friendly. I am shy so I really don't like it when some people make videos that are too hyper or loud.
Sonia Guzman thank you SOOO much. I'm shy also...I think that's why I make so many mistakes when talking hahaaa. I really like the I Love Lucy idea for this pattern! I know she will love it!
I never done quilting, nor sewing too much. But because of Covid, I started a little ( mask making!! ), and found your video!! Somehow, your voice and a little present giggling sound ease my feelings, and makes me so relaxed. I will look for your videos, and learn step by step!! Thank you so much!!
Wonderful! Thanks so much for watching :)
I have to thank you for this video. I have been struggling over a year with a well known designer’s pattern using freezer paper, even took her workshop when she was here . I even tried doing it the regular PP method but that was more frustrating. Watching this video made me realize I can do it this way in sections and I might actually finish it. Thanks
Hi Joyce, I'm so glad this video helped! Keep me updated on your progress :)
Lisa Capen I really want to thank you so much from the bottom of my heart, for showing me the easy way of binding a quilt block is so much easier and so much fun than the other way even though the other way is not that bad but I like it better your way, great job on all your projects and I have fun making them with you keep up the good job I love your tutorials cause you take your time very relaxed not like those other tutorials they go so fast is unbelievable Your the best Lisa Capen
Hi Ada! I am so sooo glad this video has been helpful for you :)
Oh, my God Lisa…..I would have cut down my little mat….you are AMAZING!
I think this is the best tutorial video explaining foundation piecing in UA-cam. Thank you Lisa, hope you get warm soon
Thank you.....today it's suppose to be in the 70's....my favorite weather!!! Thanks for watching :)
Love it! I just purchased the heart mug rug pattern and am eager to get started. I have done some square in a square paper piecing and that helps me understand this technique. Now to go buy my freezer paper! I am excited. This pattern is so cute!
Omg!!!!! Thank you for the glue tip!!I’m from the states but live in Mexico and it’s an absolute hassle to get a lot of the stuff I need to cult or patchwork. So this glue tip has been the high light of my month.
You are so welcome!
Great tutorial. I love the mug rug. Thanks
I keep making the heart over and over ,thanks again. You are so good
aweee, I'm so glad you are enjoying this fun little pattern Eleonore!!
I have never seen this done like this. So excited to try this for my heart . Thanks for sharing your video with all of us. ❤
You are so welcome!
I think you did a great job explaining and showing the heart construction process! Thank you and I’m looking forward to trying this😄
This is one of the best videos on this technique. Thank you.
This just popped up today. I’m so impressed that the pattern is still available. I just ordered it. Thank you!
Thank you so much 💓
Love the color of your hair, I hope mine comes in like that after my chemo, very pretty.....😊
I like the way you explain. Thank you
You are a very patient lady!!!! I hope I am as patient when trying my mug rug
thank you for this tutorial; watched it twice . So easy once explained .
I'm so glad this video was helpful for you Tracy! Thanks for watching :)
I love this i just made one, but added squares to both ends, it's a placemat size that I need to take on retreat in May. I hope whoever receives it likes it. Thank you Lisa
I bet that is so Pretty! I am quite sure who ever receives it will be thrilled, have a fun retreat ♡
I guess im randomly asking but does anybody know a trick to get back into an Instagram account..?
I stupidly lost my account password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me!
@Jaxson Ariel instablaster =)
@Drake Rhys Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and I'm in the hacking process atm.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Drake Rhys It worked and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thank you so much you really help me out :D
I like that you stitch next to the printed line instead of on it so the paper is NOT stitched to the fabric. Nice way to do paper piecing.
Cute project.
+Claire Pereira. Thank you Claire! I've done paper piecing stitching through paper, and this way is so much easier!!
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The Add a Quarter ruler is a wise investment for paper piecing......thanks for the tutorial using freezer paper, enjoyed it.
so glad you enjoyed this video, thank you for watching!
Thanks Linda, that was very educational... and a bit different to sewing through the paper. I really appreciated the binding system too, I am going to try that one! I know this is over three years since you made this video but it is great value, thanks.
so, when you sew through paper, do you just pull the paper from the stiching? doesn't this loosen the stitches? would love some explanation here .... thanks ...
thank you. i'm enjoying this video don't change anything i like your sense of humor i feel like i'm right there watching you it feels homey...i def will try this mug rug quilt..thanks again
Wow, that was a lot of work for such a little quilt! You did a great job and showed that you make it work no matter what.
thank you soooo much Valerie!
Thanks Lisa for showing how to make a nice recovery on the mud rug❤
Love this going to make for my sister in law for her birthday I know she will love it thank you for this tutorial
Love this project. In 2022 waxed freezer paper seems impossible to find. Butcher paper is now coated with plastic. I had to improvise, just pinning my paper and fabric pieces or in some cases using a glue stick. It will take me a couple of tries to fine tune a new technique but well worth it. Love your videos and patterns!
Love your video, the only one that makes it workable!
The freezer paper method is a great innovation - thank you so much for sharing!
I love your giggle!!!
Please stay safe! 🥰
Thanks so much! 😊
I am a new subscriber. This is the second video I watched tonight. I am teaching myself to quilt and my first project is a hot pad for the table on Thanksgiving. I will be appliquéing a motif on the front before I assemble it all together. You are a very good teacher and your instructions are very clear. Glad I found your channel!
thank you so much for watching Helen! I would love to help along the way if you ever have any questions :)
I'm so excited to start making these mug rugs to learn new skills and make sweet gifts for family and friends.
I hope you have so much fun Carla!
Thank you; I loved your video; hearts are a favorite of mine. They look so nice on a small piece all the way up to a king size quilt. I have not done paper piecing but now that I've seen how to do it, I will definetly give it a try. thanks again!
I agree, hearts look great on all kinds of projects, small and large :) Glad you are going to give the paper piecing a try!
What a pretty mug rug. I felt so bad for you being so 🥶 cold
An oldie but a goodie! 😁💛😁
This is a cool method. It looks fun. I get the basic concept because I have done something similar on my embroidery machine. The stitching lines are digitized, so you lay the fabric, the machine stitches a line, and then you flip it over. But this looks like a fun method and I would imagine that after you get the basic instructions down, it goes pretty fast. Thank you for sharing this. I like the self binding method, and using the glue to hold things down. How easy! I have also tea dyed fabric and it makes it look vintage. Unfortunately, I went too far, and splattered it with some brown ink, too. Now it just looks like spots of mold; lol! Oh well, live and learn.
we sound like we have a lot in common!! I've seen many "in the hoop" embroidery projects I'd like to try :) tea dying fabric is so much fun.....I get way carried away sometimes too....hahaha....it's all fun!!
Very easy to follow. Thank you for sharing your talent.
I enjoyed the tutorial and learned a few things. Elmers Glue and Glue Stick are on the top of my shopping list now. Dyeing your fabric with coffee was a great tip ... that's what allot of the army service men use as their uniforms fade to keep from having to buy new ones so quickly. (Oops, dated myself on that comment.) I really like that the backing/front trim was a little darker. Made it show up better on the front. The front binding/trim is harder to do in the smaller width, but looks better, in my opinion. Got this project on my "must do next" list. Thanks, for sharing your time and talent.
I agree with all of these comments! I think the smaller trim might look better. I will have to give that a try. I LOVE mug rugs! That and baby quilts!
Love it
I’m going to make it with christmas fabric...i have a few gifts that i think they will appreciate this super cute mug rug
Lise C.from North Bay,On...thanks
Love your tutorials and so easy to understand. Thank you from Houston, TX.
thank you so much :)
Thank you for making it look so easy. I think I'm ready to try this.
You can do it Marie!!
You are adoraable, love watching and learning!
Thank you 🤗
I loved every minute of this....and no, the heater didn't bother me...I was so focused on what you were doing! lol I bought your pattern and am going to start this project right away! So excited for new videos from you!! Subscribed and watching! ~Julianna
+Julianna Herrle thank you SO MUCH for your kind comment and for purchasing my pattern!! I would love to see your mug rug when you are finished!!!
I love this so much. I taking a class this afternoon, in foundation paper piecing. If I think I can do it, I'm definitely getting this pattern!
It is so beautiful. I will try it.
love your quilting
Love this little project! Can't wait to make these. Thanks for sharing pattern and video.
Tiff R enjoy ♡♡♡
Best video on mitered corners thank you...
thank you so much Sylvia!
Great tutorial..thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!!
This was a very helpful video. I had been wanting to try paper piecing for some time but had found the other how-to videos not only confusing but scary! This was a good process and easy to follow. Thanks so much for posting it!
randy hayes you are certainly welcome!! Give it a try, I think you will enjoy it :)
Actually I did just based on your video and it worked out well.
randy hayes awesome!!! I'm so glad :)
I just discovered your chanel loving your tutorials thanks so much watching from Australia
Hi Gail, hello in Australia :) so glad yo meet and hear from you!
Thank You! You have saved my project. The binding hack is ingenious. I had literally sewed myself into a corner. I really enjoyed this video and can't really pick one favorite, so I pick them all. Great job. Subscribe, subscribe, subscribe!
Martii Rether. Aweeee ♡♡♡ I'm so glad this helped you out!!! Sometimes we all run into issues that get us stuck...and then wallaaaa!! Something comes along and provides a breakthrough ♡♡ would love to see your quilt!
I am so happy I found your videos. I plan to find and watch all your previous videos to catch up and then start watching this year. But, I do want to spend some time doing some of my own quilting, too!! Blessings!
There just isn't ever enough time is there? hahahaa. I even find myself playing UA-cam videos in the background as I'm working....I don't think I'm as productive though when I do that hehee. Have a wonderful weekend!
I just subscribed to your channel, I like the way you teach and explain things in your tutorials! I wanted to make a mug rug and love the one that you made.
son lin welcome!!! Thank you, I'm so glad you find my videos helpful! This mug rug was a lot of fun to make, it's really cute sitting on my desk ♡
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Linda Flores ?????????? What does that mean?
Linda Flores loved it Linda. You explain GREAT & Soo easy for beginners!
I love this!! I’m going to use it on a zippered pouch! Thanks for sharing! 💜
That sounds pretty!
Love your quilting room..so neat looking
Thank you so much Nicki, I loved this space so much :)
Adorable.cant wait to try it.
I just love love love all your different techniques !!
Dale Douyard thank you so much!
Hey I really enjoyed your Mug Rug. I started making these too. They are so fun ! I love to piece. It really relaxes me. I feel your cold feet ! LOL Your 8 inches of snow you can keep. I live in Texas and our high bone chilling winds are deadly. So I don't mind the heater noise at all. Keep warm . I just subscribed to you. Thank you.
Jo Burkham great to hear from you Jo!! Thanks for the encouragement!! Thankfully the snow has melted for now :) thanks for subscribing, I look forward to more projects
charming project will try it thank you and have a happy new year
Not confusing at all; great job explaining. Love not having to remove paper from stitches when finished.
I really enjoyed your video. I'm making my first big quilt and will try out your binding method. You did such a good job explaining this that I'm not afraid to give it a try. P.S. I subscribed to your channel. :)
andrea roberts I'm so glad you've joined along with me!!! So exciting 😁 I enjoyed reading your feedback, thank you so much ♡♡♡
I am amazed that the paper keeps on sticking after numerous passes with the iron.
That is adorable
Hey Lisa! I absolutely loved your tutorial! You have made it so easy to understand even with the heater in the background. lol
I have tried a few tutorials before yours but always gave up very frustrated! I'm an intelligent woman but after those I felt so dumb, why couldn't I get it? Well after watching you twice I GOT IT!!!
Thank you again for a most enjoyable video, mistakes and all (you just seem like us). Stay safe thru this virus.
p.s. I will photo my quilt and post it on your facebook page.
yes, I'd love to see your photos :) I'm so glad this video was helpful for you!
Great not ripping paper off! Love neatness of your sewing area. Heater, no problem.
JB Helms thank you ♡♡♡
great tutorial, thank You!
Thankyou, I bought your pattern so wish me luck in my doing of it! I love this pattern!
ohhhh, thank you so much! You'll have to give me an update and let me know how it goes :)
Adorei a ideia do Mug Rug.
Parabéns pelo capricho.
Vou tentar fazer.
Tank you..
BRASIL 😍😍😍
Thank you so much :)
Cute mug rug! Thanks for the video 😊 👍 💕
Great idea about tinting your fabric with the coffee...thanks
WOW ~NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS BEFORE ~SO 😎
Thank you so much Lisa ♡
Loved your demonstration. Very useful information. Thank you!
+Lorrene Jurgens. Wow thanks ♡♡♡
LOL maybe I have a problem with orientation. I didn't arrived to do it lol
Hurrah, I did it, I succeeded :)) Thank you Lisa
Wonderful!
Thank you. That’s just lovely. I will definitely try this out. God Bless..xx
Спасибо за МК. Превосходно!!!👍👍👍
Just watched this video I was not interested in paper piecing since I done it once years ago and sis NOT like it sewing through the paper and then trying to tear it away. I loved this tutorial and the heart I have it in my Etsy cart and thank you for making the patterns affordable for us retired on fixed income people. No the heater did not distract me at all but back ground music does so much I have to stop watching a video with it. I had much rather have silence then back ground music in a tutorial. Loved you coffee dyed the fabric will have to try that too. I think I am a fan of ALL your videos will definitely be watching them all, thanks for doing them.
Evelyn H I love that you have joined along with me! I agree with the music....sometimes I like adding it to break up long periods that would be silent, but can understand how it might be annoying hahaaa. The paper piecing this way makes so much sense to me! No tearing away paper possibly ripping your stitches PLUS you can reuse the pattern over and over :) I do keep pricing in mind when designing, the lower the price to more chance you can afford different patterns and don't have to choose ♡ thank you for taking the time to leave your lovely comment!
Amazing tutorials..thanks 4 sharing
thank you so much Naseema!
I love this! Thank you for a great idea.
You are so welcome!
That looks amazing thank you for sharing this with us
First one ive watched and loved it.
Thank you soooooo so much Karen for watching!
Well hello there Lisa. Missed you and hope you had a wonderful Christmas!
+Wacky Jacky it was a great Christmas, and insanely busy!! Now ready for a new year :) hope your Christmas was fantastic ♡♡♡
This is a great project. Your tutorial is excellent. Can't wait to try this technique and create something wonderful for someone. TFS xo's Stay warm! Love the coffee dye by the way lol
+Verne Garlock thanks Verne!!! I believe I'm going to experiment more into coffee/tea staining fabrics!! That was a lot of fun...and I loved the result :) thanks for watching ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
Loved this video. Learned so much.
Thank you so much!!
Which is more flexable on applique. using freezer paper or wunder under? I really like the way you did your binding. using the glue stick and ironing. I think it was fantastic. also using glue to tack your binding and quilting layers together.
applique done with freezer paper leaves ( IMO ) the most softest finish as once you wash the project, all the glue goes away and it's just fabric with no adhesive left behind.
Very easy to learn and do.
Love this, just brought the pattern to make some for my sisters :-)
Beautiful work, thanks 💐😀
thank you so much Anna!
that is beautiful. thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome ♡♡♡
loved it can't wait to do one and i didn't know you can the glue what a time savor
marlene lonce aughhhhh the glue is a staple in my studio!! I ♡ it :)
Great video, keep comping back to it
thank you so much Eleonore!
I've wanted to try this...I'm going to get the pattern and work on it! I love it.
Lynn Lange you'll be surprised at how easy and fun it is!!
Good video. Hay I'm with you on the frozen theme. It's cold here in Michigan too. Feels like my ankles are in a bucket of snow, so no issues from me on your heater. That's a clear and we'll thought out method for paper piecing. I've never done it before but I like how you've done this. Think I'll try it. Thanks. Also like your tip with glue.
+Shaeray thanks Shaeray! Aware your poor ankles :( Michigan is way colder then here in VA so my deepest sympathies hahahaa.....here's to an early Spring!! Yes, you should try the paper piecing, it is a lot of fun.
I enjoyed this tutorial thank you very much ! You are encouraging me to do one. :)
You can do it girlfriend, I know you can!!
Great video! Such a cute idea thanks... You did good❤💛💙💜💚😃
Thank you 🤗
Thanks so much! Now, I can quilt!
yes you can