February Kimberbell Cutie Table Topper - Pt 1 of 3: Sewing the Topper. Beginner Quilting Tips
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- Опубліковано 19 січ 2022
- In this video, we'll piece the topper together. This video is for embroiderers who aren't quilters.
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Kimberbell Cuties Pattern Book - bit.ly/3FayfNM
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Becky you have blown this video out of the water for me. I have learned so much on this video than many others I have watched. You are truly a “crack up” with your explanations and keeping us up on lots of tips. ❤️❤️❤️
You’re a joy to watch. Always looking forward to your new videos. 😊
Becky I have been quilting for years and no one has ever taught me why and how to snowball the corners properly. Thank you for visually showing us the technique and the why behind it!!!! Game changer. I am a visual learner and UA-cam has been wonderful but some are good teachers and some are not. You are a great teacher! Keep teaching us tips and tricks. I never miss an episode of your UA-cam because I always learn something.
Thank you! It's really blending the skills of garment sewing and quilting. I'd of never known it either if I hadn't taken sewing classes on making shirts with collars. :)
Love your fabrics and thank you for the tips 💗
I totally agree with Debbie. That’s exactly what I love about your videos. I am behind, but hope to get on board starting tomorrow. So many things seem to have gotten in the way lately. Geez
oh i like the trick with marking the outer corner. i hate sewing these bits to corners!!!
The tip about using the cut edge vs. the bias is quilt-life changing for me. I’ve always tried to force-pin the two pieces together and have been frustrated umpteen times because my blocks are wonky and/or the wrong size. Now I know why. Also not familiar with how to approach “easing in” so I look forward to the next video. Thank you.
Becky, You are such a wonderful teacher! Thank you for your wonderful tips❤️ I learn something every time I watch you.
Such an interesting, helpful video!!!!!!!!
You made me smile when you said "this is fixing to go under the needle." I lived in Texas for 7 years when I was in my 20s. I loved the expression "fixing to" that I had never heard before growing up in Minnesota.
YeeHaw! :)
Thank you for the tips
After another busy but fun filled day, I get to sit, hand sew on a quilt border and watch this video. Thank you so much for sharing this and I hope you have a fabulous week ahead!
Thanks Becky, loved the video as usual. Everytime I watch I swear I learn something more!
Becky, you are such a wonderful instructor. I ❤ your videos. We are blest to have you.
Love that you show us mistakes, and go with them. We all make them. ❤❤❤
Thank you so much! Excellent tutorial!!
Becky, I have been watching your videos for quite a while now. This one has been one of the best ones you have done. Such great teaching in this one! You explain the reasons behind what you are doing so well. And you do it in such a way that we don’t feel stupid for not knowing this! Thank you so much!
Your explanation for how to do sew and flip corners is the best I have ever seen.
Thank you for the tips🥰
Some wonderful handy tips Becky …thank you 💐
❤️❤️ thank you for explaining again the tips for snowballing. Mine are now perfect and don’t have to rip out anymore! (Well, not as much anyway🤣)
Such a great idea for snowballing the corners! I will be doing this from now on! Thanks so much!
Great tips Becky. As I’ve commented before, you’re a great teacher!
I always learn something new watching you. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge.
Love all the sewing tips! I taught myself to sew eons ago, before the internet. You always explain things so I can understand the why and how, and because it makes sense, I actually remember it. Thank you so much!! 🤗🤗
Thank you so much!
Good morning Becky wow love the tips on marking from corner to corner I always make sure my mark is corner to corner. It was never explained that way .
Yes, allowing for the 2 threads width on the diagonal mark when snowballing is so very important and it should be taught in quilt classes. That technique makes a world of difference when coming to match snowball blocks, especially to each other. This is exactly how I make my hearts, right down to the pressing in opposite directions. Thanks, Becky!
I love the tips for the sew and flip. Everyone talks about the scant 1/4 in. So many times I had to redo as the corners don't match. Thank you for the tip with the ruler. That sure will help.
I agree! I have been sewing for years and today the way you explained it my lightbulb is shinning bright! Thank you! You have a way of explaining things that really connects in my mind! Thank you!
I wrote too quickly! The directions for piecing are great, too! Are you sure you weren’t an elementary teacher? Great teaching strategies!
I spent some time in the military as an Instructor. :)
Another great teaching video! Thank you Becky for sharing all your knowledge with us. My corners come out perfect using this technique. Love your nesting tips! Where were you when I started quilting 20 years ago?
I have trouble with sewing snowball corners a lot and this method is fool proof also the nestled seams are great too. Thanks.
Really great video. I learned something new today.
Thank you for the tips!! Love your videos
Fabulous tips !!!! Thanks so much !!!
I like the Alphabettes for the project.❤️
Becky, I love the way you take the time to teach as you go! Thank you!🙏 I missed the name of your little bitty iron?
By making the mark on the end you are cutting off and putting that in the corner, it also makes it impossible to lay the square on the rectangle incorrectly. I’ve sewn those snowballs on wrong lots of times. Great tips.
Whatever works!🤷♀️🤣
So did you add the last set of borders before you do the embroidery, it would have been helpful to know before you finished this video. This has been a very helpful video but it is missing the last step. THanks
That's because there are 3 parts to this video. The finishing is in Pt 3. :)
Should I be using SF 101 on all ITH embroidery projects? Thank you for your videos. I do learn a lot
Not necessarily. I really only recommend it on designs that have a heavy satin stitch like the outline of these letters. The pull compensation is so strong on satin stitching that puckers can happen very easily. If I were doing a blanket stitch, I wouldn't need it.
@@PowerToolsWithThread Thank you for replying.
On my phone I watch you on UA-cam. I went to the spot that has videos and the first one on my phone is part 1 again. I even typed in for part2 of the February Table Topper and I don't see it.
Here you go. ua-cam.com/video/rCF9H9NB3eo/v-deo.html
Becky, when you have a fusible stabilizer ( SF 101) and then a tear away stabilizer on your embroidered block do you remove both of them before you join the block to other blocks in a row?
No, I don't use tear away, I use a no-show poly mesh so it doesn't change the hand of the topper. I do cut away the excess mesh stabilizer but I leave the SF101 on the triangle.
Do you know of a good fabric marker or something that works well on dark/black fabrics?
I usually just use a chalk marker. Regular white chalk is always sure to come off with a damp sponge and it will never ghost like the chemicals in making pens. I like the one in my Amazon store since it has different colors and I can land it exactly where I want and use it on an edge of a fabric if I have it folded in half to find center. amazon.com/shop/powertoolswiththread See Embroidery Favorites
Bohin or Fons & Porter chalk pencils, or Panda pencil (wax based, irons off). Or, save the ends of a Dove soap bar. The chalk mechanical pencils give a crisp fine line. The panda pencil or dove works better for quilting top designs.
Can you please tell me where to go to see part 2&3 for the valentine topper? I watch 1 but I can’t find where to watch 2&3.🥰
Two is linked at the end of the video in the link that pops up at the end. But here's a direct link to #2. I'm still working on #3. Should be out today/tomorrow. ua-cam.com/video/sGFsRGYPN1Y/v-deo.html
I’ve heard u say the Brother PQ1500 has dramatically helped/increased ur piecing abilities but I’m not sure I know why? Can u elaborate?
Hi Becky, Can you tell me where to get the pattern of the January Snowman in the top right corner? Thank you for another great video.
Here is the book with the patterns. www.yourbestfriendsquiltshop.com/shop/c/p/Kimberbell-Cuties-12-Seasonal-Table-Toppers-Book-x44488738.htm
I was asking you about the snowman with the January word on it, I already have the book for the toppers.
Someone sent you an email, please read.