Mrs Jenny: You are the sun in the sky of patchwork. I work in patchwork for 45 years and you teach me day by day new ways to go... You are the very best, the one and only. God bless you for that. (sorry for my English)
I've been wanting to make a man's tie quilt and this would adapt well to that. And then the border could use up the rest of the tie with smaller Dresden blades! I've been collecting ties from second hand stores, being very picky about colors and since most of mine are pretty dark, I'm thinking a black background with a bright purple or teal for the sunburst! Yay! So exciting!
I would love making just one block and finishing it the same but for a wall hanging....just loved to see like always such a simple way to make things even though it looks quite complicated...Thank you Jenny for showing us shortcuts!
That's a great idea to use Heat n Bond to hold the center circle. I had been throwing away my odd little bits of HnB but now I will have a use for them. Thank you, Jenny!
Dear Jenny the work look complicated but by watching the video look very easy is a pleasure to watch and you explain very well your voice very clear the sound is very clear and very good thanks a lot
Jenny, you have added a new way to make lovely dresden plate blocks, even lovelier. Thanks. I am so glad that you are as nice in person, as you seem on your tutorials. You came to our Quilt Guild in SouthEast Missouri, a couple of years ago RiverHeritage Quilt Guild, in Cape Girardeau, on the Mississippi river. . Thanks for making difficult blocks seem so easy.
Wow! you make it so easy Jenny. I am going to give it a go. Love the tutorials and the way you put it all over. Thank goodness for computers and the internet.
No films, No movies we need you here! Ezra can stay too! Dresdens scare me but I shall have a try since you have made it look so easy.....gorgeous quilt!
Just wow!!!!! Jenny you've done it again!!!! Another MSQC quilt pattern added to the bucket list. Absolutely beautiful and thank you for making all your patterns so achievable! Xoxo
Jenny, I used to do auditions for commercials and shows in Hollywood. As one performer to another, you have become QUITE accomplished as an actor. LOVE to view your videos, which are full of lively humor, good pacing and enunciation. You ought to submit a few of these as a reel to Casting...I bet it could turn into some national commercials and "mother/grandmother" roles in films/television. :)
Your tutorials give me so much confidence!!! I've always been crazy about Dresden's but never had the courage to try it---now I'm in!!!! Thank you so much for making it look easy! xo
Jenny, I have looked at so many of your tutorials that I can not believe I have not seen this Sunburst Dresden before. It is absolutely beautiful. Earlier today I was looking at some of Hoffman's Batik Watercolor ... it had a gold blend and a yellow blend, I can imagine those two being used as the sunburst instead of the white will look like. The Dresden will need to be a celestial blend of colors and the background a navy blue or black with twinkling stars. Needless to say ... that'll be my next purchase for a new project of place mats and a center table topper. Shame on you ... you get my mind thinking outside the box and here comes a new set of material for my stash. ;)
Thank you, again, for such a great tutorial!! You always break down the "hard" stuff into easy-to-handle bite sizes. By the way, I just LOVE the sound of scissors cutting through fabric (13:02) - I don't know why!
Love your tutorials Jenny. You give me confidence because you make things more simple to understand. I'm in the possess of my 3rd quilt, all your designs. My 4th is going to be four patch frenzy. Then all my grand kids have something I have made with your help. Thank you and keep up the good work.x
Hi Jenny, Thank you so much for your tutorial!!! I avidly watch your tutorials every week. When I saw this, I absolutely loved it. Anyway, my sister lives in France and has huge Paella pans for which she needed covers. My 12 year old son, Louis and I (well, he did all of the piecing on your dresden block, I did the rest) made 2 of these blocks. It was so much fun!!! It was the second time he'd done any sewing, he was really chuffed with the result!
I love this. It looks like a sunflower to me. I would like to make it as one large square as a wall hanging in different yellow and golden colors and brown center. Maybe even a thick batting under the center, to puff it out. Thank you for the great idea! Love you and you videos.
As a fairly new quilter I always found the Dresden plate to be challenge but after watching your tutorial I am hooked and will try one. I will share my finished result with you all but I will not start it till the fall. Thanks for sharing this beautiful quilt and directions for making it with us much appreciated
Well Jenny, I stopped watching you to go watch your grandsons 'show', oh my gosh what a cutie! Your whole family does such an outstanding job with all of this, thank you for all the quilting fun!
Another great video. Now I've got to go watch your grandsons video. Sounds like the family loves to quilt. My son told me he wanted a bedspread so when I saw your bear paw quilt I immediately knew what I had to do. I love the material you used. I need to get some ordered.
Just finished making regular dresden plates for a quilt using charm packs and your smaller template. Now I can't wait to try this one with the larger template I just ordered and received. The size of the blocks are ginormous and simply beautiful with the sunburst! Thanks Jenny for your wonderful tutorials. You have such a big personality and you make me want to keep making your beautiful quilts.
You make those gorgeous blocks look so easy to construct... I think I might add 2 more at the bottom for a nap quilt or maybe even 3 more down one side after the 2 at the bottom, for an actual bed topper quilt! I tend to always get carried away and make them bigger and, to me, more useful. Thanks for this tutorial, because I doubt I would ever try making that block otherwise... it looks quite difficult with all those points to the un-tutored eye. :)
This I must try and with Christmas just around the corner I think it would look great in all the lovely Christmas fabrics. Thank you so much for your tutorials I owe you so much.
Hi Jenny, This is a really great idea to dress up the dresden plate! I have to tell you that I LOVE your videos and whenever I get emailed to alert me to your next one I immediately click the link and start watching. You are a real treat, very charming and funny and motivational! Keep up the good work. You make quilting fun and I love that! Thanks, Marion
When I first saw this quilt on the video with your grandson, I was thinking the starburst effect came from sewing a rectangle-ish piece on the end of the dresden blade like you would when snowballing a block, but I was way off! lol Not sure if I could handle all of those little "pockets" left behind, I'd have to sew them all down I think, but it is certainly adorable and is added to the endless list of techniques I must try!
Hi again Jenny, I just watched Ezra in his video and I laughed so hard I have tears streaming down. Oh, he is so cute, but I'd be careful... he could steal your show! Just kidding, you're great, and so is Ezra. Grandma please give him a hug and let him know he is special.
This looks beautiful. can hardly wait to do this one. I am finishing up the Praire Flower so I will start this one in a couple of weeks. Love all your tutorials. I have learned so much.
I love this quilt. Really quick and easy. I like to use washable glue to hold everything down as I don't like the stiffness in the quilt or other applique when using heat and bond type adhesive. Just a little tip. Clear Elmer's washable glue is my favorite.
I'm sorry, this is a fun one about panels, but not the one I was remembering. Jenny made a body pillow from the remaining panel pieces from the monster panel. Thank you so much for looking for me.
Great quilt. I love your supply list that you put at the beginning of each video. I love your pre-cut fabrics choices and I especially love your "Daily Deals". Keep up the good work
You can also use fusible interfacing instead of the second fabric circle. Stitch, snip & turn as you demonstrated. I use a bodkin or blunt instrument to run along the inside of the seam. Then you can fuse the circle to the center and stitch around. Keeps it from moving.
Wow I'm.just beginning to quilt but love the looks of this. Not ready for a quilt like it yet so will try and downsize a bit and make it into a 4th of July quilted table runner..fireworks.
Thank you. Very nice. I will try this after I finish the bear claw. Wanted to tell you I was looking for a block to put with a cabin panel I got and the bear claw is beautiful with it. Thank you
Love this, thank, I made one a bit smaller in all yellows. I'm going to put it at my front door as a welcome. Going to just staple it to a stretcher frame and use it as a picture. Love your videos lady!
Jenny I just finished watching Dresdens Squared. You crack me up at end oh I guess you might need this Dresden Template then you put your head down on table and Iam laughing with you. Thanks for another great tutorial !
+Missouri Star Quilt Company where is Ezra's video that everyone is talking about. I would like to see it. I love the dresden plate. I love all your videos
After watching your tutorial I think i'd like to have a try. Thank you for sharing your expertise and making it achievable even for the novice quilter. Tracy Volkner. Cornwall. UK
Ok, never ever would I have ever considered doing a dresden before...It just seemed too complicated...Not only do you make it look as if even I could do it, I'm pretty sure that the sunburst won't kill me either! lol. Awesome tutorial!!
I thought I had seen all of your tutorials, then I found this one ... don't know how is missed it. This one is one you did almost 5 years, 3 months ago. It is darling. I've never seen one like it before. Then I look over to the side column and see another one I have not seen ... the Dresden Flower Pot, you made it 6 years ago! Can't wait to watch it after I watch the Dresden Starburst that your son did. Yall have some very vivid imaginations and a nack for figuring out how to make it easier. Keep up the great work! (7/7/2020) Edit: Fooy, you removed the link to the one your son did.
I'm a symmetry-loving gal and I'm wondering what would happen if instead of ironing the sunburst triangle to the side, I ironed it "open" so that the original crease line was aligned on top of the seam between Dresden blades? Hmmm.. I'll have to experiment and see what it looks like. Well done, Jenny!
jenny Ezra was just adorable. his rendition of your job is priceless. its definitely a treasure to keep.
Mrs Jenny: You are the sun in the sky of patchwork. I work in patchwork for 45 years and you teach me day by day new ways to go... You are the very best, the one and only. God bless you for that.
(sorry for my English)
Jenny has a sweater for every quilt, to cute
I use Elmer's washable glue stick to tack the points to the background fabric. Helps hold them in place until I stitch them down. Love your tutorials!
I've been wanting to make a man's tie quilt and this would adapt well to that. And then the border could use up the rest of the tie with smaller Dresden blades! I've been collecting ties from second hand stores, being very picky about colors and since most of mine are pretty dark, I'm thinking a black background with a bright purple or teal for the sunburst! Yay! So exciting!
I would love making just one block and finishing it the same but for a wall hanging....just loved to see like always such a simple way to make things even though it looks quite complicated...Thank you Jenny for showing us shortcuts!
SuperGent13 that would be gorgeous!
That's a great idea to use Heat n Bond to hold the center circle. I had been throwing away my odd little bits of HnB but now I will have a use for them. Thank you, Jenny!
Dear Jenny the work look complicated but by watching the video look very easy is a pleasure to watch and you explain very well your voice very clear the sound is very clear and very good thanks a lot
Glad you joined us for this tutorial, Rakeebah! Hope we'll see you on our future videos, too!
Jenny, you have added a new way to make lovely dresden plate blocks, even lovelier. Thanks. I am so glad that you are as nice in person, as you seem on your tutorials. You came to our Quilt Guild in SouthEast Missouri, a couple of years ago RiverHeritage Quilt Guild, in Cape Girardeau, on the Mississippi river. . Thanks for making difficult blocks seem so easy.
Wow! you make it so easy Jenny. I am going to give it a go. Love the tutorials and the way you put it all over. Thank goodness for computers and the internet.
No films, No movies we need you here! Ezra can stay too!
Dresdens scare me but I shall have a try since you have made it look so easy.....gorgeous quilt!
Just wow!!!!! Jenny you've done it again!!!! Another MSQC quilt pattern added to the bucket list. Absolutely beautiful and thank you for making all your patterns so achievable! Xoxo
This is beautiful Jenny, thank you so much for sharing this. I simply LOVE Ezra's tutorial, I"m still smiling. Have a great day everyone! HUGGGGGGGs
LauraBellini So glad you enjoy it!
Jenny, I used to do auditions for commercials and shows in Hollywood. As one performer to another, you have become QUITE accomplished as an actor. LOVE to view your videos, which are full of lively humor, good pacing and enunciation. You ought to submit a few of these as a reel to Casting...I bet it could turn into some national commercials and "mother/grandmother" roles in films/television. :)
That is so nice of you!!! :) If found a spare minute for anything else except quilting then I would probably look into that!! Maybe someday! :)
Your tutorials give me so much confidence!!! I've always been crazy about Dresden's but never had the courage to try it---now I'm in!!!! Thank you so much for making it look easy! xo
Jenny, I have looked at so many of your tutorials that I can not believe I have not seen this Sunburst Dresden before. It is absolutely beautiful. Earlier today I was looking at some of Hoffman's Batik Watercolor ... it had a gold blend and a yellow blend, I can imagine those two being used as the sunburst instead of the white will look like. The Dresden will need to be a celestial blend of colors and the background a navy blue or black with twinkling stars. Needless to say ... that'll be my next purchase for a new project of place mats and a center table topper. Shame on you ... you get my mind thinking outside the box and here comes a new set of material for my stash. ;)
Thank you, again, for such a great tutorial!! You always break down the "hard" stuff into easy-to-handle bite sizes. By the way, I just LOVE the sound of scissors cutting through fabric (13:02) - I don't know why!
Love the way Jenny makes everything fun, fast and feast to the eyes! :-)
Love your tutorials Jenny. You give me confidence because you make things more simple to understand. I'm in the possess of my 3rd quilt, all your designs. My 4th is going to be four patch frenzy. Then all my grand kids have something I have made with your help. Thank you and keep up the good work.x
Jeanette smith I love that you have made them as gifts for your grand kids! Something they will cherish forever! :)
I loved watching your Grandson! He is adorable. I am so glad I found your tutorials and web site.
Hi Jenny,
Thank you so much for your tutorial!!! I avidly watch your tutorials every week. When I saw this, I absolutely loved it. Anyway, my sister lives in France and has huge Paella pans for which she needed covers. My 12 year old son, Louis and I (well, he did all of the piecing on your dresden block, I did the rest) made 2 of these blocks. It was so much fun!!! It was the second time he'd done any sewing, he was really chuffed with the result!
I love this. It looks like a sunflower to me. I would like to make it as one large square as a wall hanging in different yellow and golden colors and brown center. Maybe even a thick batting under the center, to puff it out. Thank you for the great idea! Love you and you videos.
You are so wonderful Jenny, thank you always for these great tutorials. I just ordered my Dresden plate and can’t wait to get started! 💚
As a fairly new quilter I always found the Dresden plate to be challenge but after watching your tutorial I am hooked and will try one. I will share my finished result with you all but I will not start it till the fall. Thanks for sharing this beautiful quilt and directions for making it with us much appreciated
Mary Morrow I'm so happy you have been inspired to try it by this tutorial! Can't wait to see your finished results in the fall! :)
Love this pattern. Thank you for showing how easy the Dresden pattern is.
They're so fun to do!!
Wow. what an amazing quilt to make... Thanks Jenny for sharing, I watch many of your tutorials & have learnt a lot.. Thanks
I also love Dresden Plate. I think this is the nicest quilt you have done. I just absolutely love it.
Love this tutorial pattern. Will have to try this. Thank's Jenny. Your grandson is adorable.
Isn't he a hoot? :) Hope you enjoy this one!
Well Jenny, I stopped watching you to go watch your grandsons 'show', oh my gosh what a cutie! Your whole family does such an outstanding job with all of this, thank you for all the quilting fun!
Hunter star
I'm habing a problem finding your rulers an quilt pieces to order
Fabulous quilt, love the textural look by leaving one side of the 'bursts' unsewn'. Thanks Jenny!
Absolutely love the colors in this quilt. Thanks for sharing! Great job!
I love Dresdens! This fabric is so pretty...and the green matches your sweater!
We didn't even realize that!! :) Thanks for watching!!
wow. your grandson is just so cute. loved watching him. x
Thank you so much, dino bowessmith!! I better step up my game before I get replaced! :)
I love how you take what looks complicated and break it down to be so simple. Thank you!
I just love you Jenny Doan. You are such an awesome instructor.
I wow I have to try this and I know just the layer cake Roses and chocolate for a shabby chic look, thanks Jenny another wonderful quilt to make.
I love Roses and Chocolate too :)
My daughter loves sunflowers. I was thinking I could use different shades of yellow and brown for the center. Would be an awesome sunflower.
Another great video. Now I've got to go watch your grandsons video. Sounds like the family loves to quilt. My son told me he wanted a bedspread so when I saw your bear paw quilt I immediately knew what I had to do. I love the material you used. I need to get some ordered.
Thank you so much, Cynthia Stark!! We would love to see pictures of your projects you do!! :)
This a fun and easy tutorial even though it looks more complicated. looks great in tons of colors.
Jenny you are a great teacher and I love watching your tutorials. You are inspiring
I love this pattern . Thank you
I love the matching sweater, the quilt is awesome
girl Jenny, this,this,this is a pretty QUILT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
Just finished making regular dresden plates for a quilt using charm packs and your smaller template. Now I can't wait to try this one with the larger template I just ordered and received. The size of the blocks are ginormous and simply beautiful with the sunburst! Thanks Jenny for your wonderful tutorials. You have such a big personality and you make me want to keep making your beautiful quilts.
A Leslie thank you so much for your kind words! It melts my heart! :)
Thank you so much ) The quilt is great, but Ezra is just beyond cuteness )))))
Love it..The fabric is very pretty.I made one but with the older tutorial.Came out so pretty is my fav quilt.You go JENNY.!!!!
Thank you, Dee Wilson!! We would love to see pictures! :)
You make those gorgeous blocks look so easy to construct... I think I might add 2 more at the bottom for a nap quilt or maybe even 3 more down one side after the 2 at the bottom, for an actual bed topper quilt! I tend to always get carried away and make them bigger and, to me, more useful. Thanks for this tutorial, because I doubt I would ever try making that block otherwise... it looks quite difficult with all those points to the un-tutored eye. :)
I would baste/pin baste that big block down before sewing/appliqueing everything down. Beautiful block and fabric choices.
Just beautiful ! what a nice Easter project ! Thanks Jenny.
This I must try and with Christmas just around the corner I think it would look great in all the lovely Christmas fabrics. Thank you so much for your tutorials I owe you so much.
Hi Jenny,
This is a really great idea to dress up the dresden plate!
I have to tell you that I LOVE your videos and whenever I get emailed to alert me to your next one I immediately click the link and start watching. You are a real treat, very charming and funny and motivational! Keep up the good work. You make quilting fun and I love that! Thanks, Marion
When I first saw this quilt on the video with your grandson, I was thinking the starburst effect came from sewing a rectangle-ish piece on the end of the dresden blade like you would when snowballing a block, but I was way off! lol Not sure if I could handle all of those little "pockets" left behind, I'd have to sew them all down I think, but it is certainly adorable and is added to the endless list of techniques I must try!
Dee L it can certainly be done that way as well! I'm so glad that you enjoyed the tutorial! Thanks for you kind words! :)
Hi again Jenny,
I just watched Ezra in his video and I laughed so hard I have tears streaming down. Oh, he is so cute, but I'd be careful... he could steal your show! Just kidding, you're great, and so is Ezra. Grandma please give him a hug and let him know he is special.
Quilting Fairy He has so much fun with it! Thanks so much for your support! :)
This looks beautiful. can hardly wait to do this one. I am finishing up the Praire Flower so I will start this one in a couple of weeks. Love all your tutorials. I have learned so much.
+Jeanette Stoutenburgh I love this quilt!! We would love to see some pictures of your quilts!
Thank you for asking.
Beautiful. I especially love the colors. I would love to make this quilt some time. Thanks Jenny!
The colors really are so springy!! :)
Wonderful. Such a lot of work to do it from cutting to completion, but the results are so worth it.
Is this a quilt that you would try to make?? :)
As yet my skills are not to that standard. It is a quilt I would aspire to have in a collection.
I love these tutorials even though I haven't had a chance to make one of these quilts yet.
I love this quilt. Really quick and easy. I like to use washable glue to hold everything down as I don't like the stiffness in the quilt or other applique when using heat and bond type adhesive. Just a little tip. Clear Elmer's washable glue is my favorite.
Love this block! can't wait to try this one! Thanks Jenny!
Jenny this is a great quilt to do the Dresden blocks thanks for the tutorial.
I simply love your video's and how "possible" you make them be - Well done Jenny! I may just have to "burst" this one out
:) This whole comment made us smile!! We hope to see pictures if you do make this!!
I'm sorry, this is a fun one about panels, but not the one I was remembering. Jenny made a body pillow from the remaining panel pieces from the monster panel. Thank you so much for looking for me.
What a stunning quilt. The colours are gorgeous
It was 8 years ago but stil beautiful ❤
Great quilt. I love your supply list that you put at the beginning of each video.
I love your pre-cut fabrics choices and I especially love your "Daily Deals". Keep up the good work
cj2sew Thank you so much! We are so glad that you enjoy MSQC, it means so much to us! :)
You can also use fusible interfacing instead of the second fabric circle. Stitch, snip & turn as you demonstrated. I use a bodkin or blunt instrument to run along the inside of the seam. Then you can fuse the circle to the center and stitch around. Keeps it from moving.
Absolutely! If you try it that way, we'd love to see it!
fab! when I insert an inner flare I flatten it centered, but your pressing it to the side makes a little swirl -- so cute. Another great tutorial.
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)
I have got to try this! I love it with the star bursts.
Awesome! Just ordered the template ... can hardly wait! I have had the fabric for months, it will be the perfect choice for this quilt!
Really lovely quilt and great techniques. Thank you for sharing this!
I love your videos! You give great details, tips and are very thorough. I can stop start and follow along.
That is so kind of you, Tawnya C!!
Another dresden idea. Great Thanks.
Wow I'm.just beginning to quilt but love the looks of this. Not ready for a quilt like it yet so will try and downsize a bit and make it into a 4th of July quilted table runner..fireworks.
Mary Conway That is such an adorable idea! :)
I love the look and colour are exactly as my room what I will paint in weekend hmmm boarder make all this colours pop up .
Great video!!!!! thank you dear!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you Jenny you are an amazing teacher!!
Thank you. Very nice. I will try this after I finish the bear claw. Wanted to tell you I was looking for a block to put with a cabin panel I got and the bear claw is beautiful with it. Thank you
Love this, thank, I made one a bit smaller in all yellows. I'm going to put it at my front door as a welcome. Going to just staple it to a stretcher frame and use it as a picture. Love your videos lady!
kathleen Kenyon I love to see everyone getting creative with it! Cute idea!
You did it again jenny. Thank you so much. I can't wait to do this one. Wow, absolutely beautiful!!!!
Thanks, Ronda Bergeron!
Jenny
I just finished watching Dresdens Squared. You crack me up at end oh I guess you might need this Dresden Template then you put your head down on table and Iam laughing with you. Thanks for another great tutorial !
Love your Dresden Sunburst ~ thank you for sharing!
Joh
Mikaya Taylor
Great pattern!
Hello Jenny, I love the way you quilt,I can keep up.
I love it and the fabric is so gorgeous.
Thank you, amy appleton!! :)
I Watched Ezra and oh so cute!! Just precious! Good job Ezra! Love your quilt! (Liked yours to Grandma)
This would be a good quilt as you go project
Love this quilt! Ezra did a great job, you have someone who will soon take over Jenny! 😉
He is such a ham! :)
+Missouri Star Quilt Company where is Ezra's video that everyone is talking about. I would like to see it. I love the dresden plate. I love all your videos
+Babby Blair it comes up in the left bottom corner when jenny first starts
+John Duncan thanks. How could I have missed that? He is a doll isn't he. Love it.
After watching your tutorial I think i'd like to have a try. Thank you for sharing your expertise and making it achievable even for the novice quilter. Tracy Volkner. Cornwall. UK
Awesome!! I'm so happy to hear that! :) What fabric would you use for this quilt??
THANK YOU jENNY, A GREAT QUILT !
Ok, never ever would I have ever considered doing a dresden before...It just seemed too complicated...Not only do you make it look as if even I could do it, I'm pretty sure that the sunburst won't kill me either! lol. Awesome tutorial!!
That's what we like to hear!! Thanks, Cheryl Land!!
I thought I had seen all of your tutorials, then I found this one ... don't know how is missed it. This one is one you did almost 5 years, 3 months ago. It is darling. I've never seen one like it before. Then I look over to the side column and see another one I have not seen ... the Dresden Flower Pot, you made it 6 years ago! Can't wait to watch it after I watch the Dresden Starburst that your son did. Yall have some very vivid imaginations and a nack for figuring out how to make it easier. Keep up the great work! (7/7/2020) Edit: Fooy, you removed the link to the one your son did.
Glad you're still discovering all the fun tutorials, Jo Ann! Some of the fun hidden gems seem to crop up at the oddest of times!
astonishing! Great as every single project you do. Thanks and regards from Munich, Jenny!
That is so sweet of you, Van Vahanyan!! :)
Love your videos . This looks like it would make pretty flowers .
I'm a symmetry-loving gal and I'm wondering what would happen if instead of ironing the sunburst triangle to the side, I ironed it "open" so that the original crease line was aligned on top of the seam between Dresden blades? Hmmm.. I'll have to experiment and see what it looks like. Well done, Jenny!
If your tried this, how did it look?
Kara Smelser No, I haven’t gotten around to trying it yet. 😕
Love it
so pretty! love dresdens
Your Gson is so cute he did a great job on his tut!
Thank you! :) He's a sweetheart!
FABULOUS! Thanks sooo much!!
I love all your tutorials they are very helpful
Great project for learning to outline appliqué .
We're so glad you think that! :)
love watching your video's. i learn so much. thank you.