Thank you so much this my 2ed Judy quilt and the 1st time seeing the curved paper piecing ,you made something that looked so hard to do a whole lot easer
Michael, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!! you made something that I was having problems with much clearer! I met you once briefly at a Friends of Judy, at Stitchin Heaven and I now plan on taking more classes from you I'm just South of Ft. Worth so probably at Quilt Country. I started (1.5 years ago) and I'm still working on my first Judy quilt (Paradise in Bloom) also it's my first real foundation paper piecing project. I mostly worked on it in my 1st class and then 3 friends of Judy retreats (Thank God for Tina and Sandra and their truck loads of patience) and I'm just now feeling like I can work on it at home without having an instructor standing close to help. Please keep of the videos, they are very clear to me! thanks again, Liz
Hi Elizabeth! I am so glad that you found this video helpful! Look forward to seeing you in class one day soon! Happy Holidays and Happy Quilting! Michael
TRP's are Registration Points. Sometimes referred to as Transitional Registration Points or Transitional Reference Points. If you have ever done garment sewing, they are like the notches in patterns that act at matching points. Hope this helps.
There are quite a few beginner friendly patterns to choose from. If you would like to get used to the process with a block-based quilt - Maple leaf Flurries would be a good one. if you like something that is more in the medallion style, Pocket Compass might be a good one for you. Take a look at these to see if either look interesting to you. michaelquilts.com/product/pattern-maple-leaf-flurries-quiltworx/ michaelquilts.com/product/pattern-maple-leaf-flurries-quiltworx/
@@HRHDMKYT I will have those in stock next week. Blue Moon Placemats is another great beginner project. It makes 6 placemats or you can combine them to make a small wall hanging.
Yes! I had never used it prior to training as a Quiltworx certified instructor. But I have been using it for almost all my piecing since. The only time I find myself not using it is on very long seams - like attaching borders, etc. but I probably should. Gives a really nice flat finish.
This is an excellent video. Just what I needed to start on my BOM Carnival Flower. You are a wonderful instructor!
Thank you sooo much! I am glad it came in handy! More coming!
Great video! Thank you.
Thanks so much! I found it helpful re-watching it myself...LOL
Thank you so much this my 2ed Judy quilt and the 1st time seeing the curved paper piecing ,you made something that looked so hard to do a whole lot easer
Michael, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!! you made something that I was having problems with much clearer! I met you once briefly at a Friends of Judy, at Stitchin Heaven and I now plan on taking more classes from you I'm just South of Ft. Worth so probably at Quilt Country. I started (1.5 years ago) and I'm still working on my first Judy quilt (Paradise in Bloom) also it's my first real foundation paper piecing project. I mostly worked on it in my 1st class and then 3 friends of Judy retreats (Thank God for Tina and Sandra and their truck loads of patience) and I'm just now feeling like I can work on it at home without having an instructor standing close to help. Please keep of the videos, they are very clear to me! thanks again, Liz
Hi Elizabeth! I am so glad that you found this video helpful! Look forward to seeing you in class one day soon!
Happy Holidays and Happy Quilting!
Michael
Wow, you are such a good teacher! I love that you showed each step more than once so that my brain had a chance to take it in. Great video!
Excellent video. Thank you. Photographs and close ups were great!
MORE VIDEO! Nice work!
what a great vid. Excellent camera work and descriptions. Thank you so much. Jenny ...Queensland. Australia
Great job! Please share more videos!!!!
Hi Bonnie! Thanks so much. I have more coming! Your order is on its way.
I have to ask: what does TRP mean?
TRP's are Registration Points. Sometimes referred to as Transitional Registration Points or Transitional Reference Points. If you have ever done garment sewing, they are like the notches in patterns that act at matching points. Hope this helps.
@@michael.quilts Ah! Thank you! I understood their function immediately, but simply could not figure out what the letters might stand for.
what is the brand of starch pen trying to find one.
What pattern would you recommend for a beginning paper piecer.
There are quite a few beginner friendly patterns to choose from. If you would like to get used to the process with a block-based quilt - Maple leaf Flurries would be a good one. if you like something that is more in the medallion style, Pocket Compass might be a good one for you. Take a look at these to see if either look interesting to you.
michaelquilts.com/product/pattern-maple-leaf-flurries-quiltworx/
michaelquilts.com/product/pattern-maple-leaf-flurries-quiltworx/
@@michael.quiltsBoth Pocket Compass and Raindrops patterns are ‘Out of Stock’. Will you be getting more in? Thanks!😊
@@HRHDMKYT I will have those in stock next week. Blue Moon Placemats is another great beginner project. It makes 6 placemats or you can combine them to make a small wall hanging.
Starch Pen? Do you use it in regular patchwork also?
Yes! I had never used it prior to training as a Quiltworx certified instructor. But I have been using it for almost all my piecing since. The only time I find myself not using it is on very long seams - like attaching borders, etc. but I probably should. Gives a really nice flat finish.
Thank you