I just found your videos, I'm already sharing you with my friends! I rarely find craft youtubers I actually enjoy listening to, but you are really fun and informative!
I'm a rather private person. Not prone to sharing things about me. I've only recently found you. You have the most infectious laugh. I found myself laughing out loud with you. It's been a long time since I laughed. I used to love to laugh. My Dad died in 2016. He was one of my dearest friends. One year later my sister and best friend died. Two months later my husband had a massive stroke and died. We were so looking forward to retiring and spoiling grandkids. Anyway, since I found you, I've drug out the Christmas tree and cookie cutters and sewing machine. These are the things I used to love to do. You are an amazing inspiration to me. God bless you and I hope you have the most fulfilling holidays.
You can not imagine how many time I was founding how to sew this clamshells. Nobody explains so clearly like you♥️. Thanks, send a very big hug from Costa Rica
Years ago I made a big quilt in grandmothers flower garden pattern. The hexies were one inch. Back then I made all the templates with cardboard cut out with scissors, and all the papers with plain paper cut out with scissors. Them millions and Millions of tiny hand stitches. It turned out so beautiful, but never again. You’ve nearly talked me into having another go 💙
Mx Domestic has a laugh which sounds like George Santos. You could say George Santos is a world famous quilter. People stop him in the streets for autographs. 😆
Great video! Just bought some clamshells and went straight to Mr. D. to learn. Thanks as always, for all your education, laughs, and positivity! Best new year’s wishes to your whole family!
great tehnique that clearly shows the stitching. have you ever tried using a metal pointed tool to push your fabric over and keep glue off fingers? Really enjoy your videos.
I truly enjoy your videos and your laughs are great. The ottoman is stunning and makes me want to make it. I showed two of my gay guy friends (husbands) who sew and bead and they enjoyed you and think you are really cute. I've been sewing for 60 years and always keep my eyes open because I'm never too old to learn more. Good job and keep up the videos
Question: I can't find anywhere how you applique this to a background and remove the papers on the outer edge. I am making a piece that has appliqued small clusters of hexagons on a solid background. 🤔
@@MxDomestic ???? But, your demo showed folding around the paper, putting bits of glue, then sewing it all shut; I don't see where or how the paper is/was removed... ;)
I just found your videos, I'm already sharing you with my friends! I rarely find craft youtubers I actually enjoy listening to, but you are really fun and informative!
I'm a rather private person. Not prone to sharing things about me. I've only recently found you. You have the most infectious laugh. I found myself laughing out loud with you. It's been a long time since I laughed. I used to love to laugh. My Dad died in 2016. He was one of my dearest friends. One year later my sister and best friend died. Two months later my husband had a massive stroke and died. We were so looking forward to retiring and spoiling grandkids. Anyway, since I found you, I've drug out the Christmas tree and cookie cutters and sewing machine. These are the things I used to love to do. You are an amazing inspiration to me. God bless you and I hope you have the most fulfilling holidays.
You are the first, after having watched 5 other videos, what to actually do, showed up close. Thank you! Finally!
You can not imagine how many time I was founding how to sew this clamshells. Nobody explains so clearly like you♥️. Thanks, send a very big hug from Costa Rica
I love when your done with a video your excitement is catchy.
Started quilting in 2011 and I have to say this is the first time ever seeing anyone, anywhere do clamshell work. Great job, great.demo video!
Years ago I made a big quilt in grandmothers flower garden pattern. The hexies were one inch. Back then I made all the templates with cardboard cut out with scissors, and all the papers with plain paper cut out with scissors. Them millions and Millions of tiny hand stitches. It turned out so beautiful, but never again. You’ve nearly talked me into having another go 💙
Mx Domestic has a laugh which sounds like George Santos. You could say George Santos is a world famous quilter. People stop him in the streets for autographs. 😆
I know it's often a choice to be happy. Whenever I feel I'm being 'drawn to the dark side', I do a Mr Domestic marathon and I'm back to smiling!!
You know I thought the shell was hard to do but now after watching this tutorial. I think I can do it with a little singing as well.....lol! 👏👏👏👏👍
Great video! Just bought some clamshells and went straight to Mr. D. to learn. Thanks as always, for all your education, laughs, and positivity! Best new year’s wishes to your whole family!
I just found you and I'm so happy! I'm going to do a "Mister Domestic" marathon! YAYYYYY! 😀😂🤠👍
A good informative video!! Thanks
Veena
Thank you for posting this video! Good explanation!
Can you please us a little about the camera you are using?! Your video quality is AMAZING!
You are so fabulous!
great tehnique that clearly shows the stitching. have you ever tried using a metal pointed tool to push your fabric over and keep glue off fingers? Really enjoy your videos.
Thank-you! I get appliqué stitch now! (Relief!)
If you have different color clamshells on the same project, would you recommend matching the thread to the clamshell on top or the clamshells below?
It is magic. Now I know how to do the clam shape. Thanks!
What type of needle do you use for applique? Thanks
Excellent video! Love your attitude, will be subscribing.
Great ideas!
Love love love the pokemon tee
You just use a gather stitch for outer curves, makes a perfect fit.
where can i purchase the "sticky paper" you used in a video for English Paper Piecing?
I wouldnt have the patience to sew all of that nor to make it look that good.
Love your terminology. Wonky is one of my favourites. Also like Jenny (think I'll start using that one.
jenky
And I learned a new “catch that lip” song, too! What more is there to life?
as usual great tips big smile
Loved Your Tutorial! Love Love LOVE Your Personality so I Definitely had to Like & Subscribe.... Thanks 4 Sharing....
OMG I Love you & I kinda sorta Hate you because AllDay Long CATCH THAT LIP IS GONNA BE INSIDE OF MY HEAD.... LOL LOL LOL
Well done! Great video, thank you!
I truly enjoy your videos and your laughs are great. The ottoman is stunning and makes me want to make it. I showed two of my gay guy friends (husbands) who sew and bead and they enjoyed you and think you are really cute. I've been sewing for 60 years and always keep my eyes open because I'm never too old to learn more. Good job and keep up the videos
Question: I can't find anywhere how you applique this to a background and remove the papers on the outer edge. I am making a piece that has appliqued small clusters of hexagons on a solid background. 🤔
I am glue-basting the hexagons
So u leave the backing paper in🤔
What do you use this for? With the paper sewn into it, it seems not to be a washable item....
@@MxDomestic ???? But, your demo showed folding around the paper, putting bits of glue, then sewing it all shut; I don't see where or how the paper is/was removed... ;)
The glue is temporary. You don't sew through the paper. @@dzymslizzy3641
DzyMsLizzy sometimes you have to fold the papers to wiggle them out of the seams...
Does the paper not mess up when quilt gets washed?
I think you remove the papers when you have the appliqué stitch done
Sorry I did not understand how do you get rid of the papers.
👏👏👏👏♥️
It should be called lip stitch
I Meant Jenky not Jenny, stupid word suggestion bar.