Kim Diehl, Doug Leko, It's Sew Emma, Corey Yoder
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- Опубліковано 28 лют 2024
- Today's video features my progress on the Meadowlark's Song quilt and the Pressed Flowers Quilt Along as well as lots of longarm finishes on customer quilts!
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Intro music: “The Moment” by Robert Miller
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Sew Sampler Box
February 2024 a la carte box shrsl.com/4ft0r
Sew Sampler Subscription shrsl.com/4ft0z
Quiet Grace 2 ½ inch strips by Kim Diehl for Henry Glass shrsl.com/4ft0s
Vivalux LED Craft light shrsl.com/4ft0u
Tulip Needles shrsl.com/4ft0x
Gutermann Copper Thread shrsl.com/4ft0w
Pressed Flowers BOM Block #11 shrsl.com/4ft0m
Meadowlark’s Song pattern
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Clover Blossom fabric by Kansas Troubles shrsl.com/4ft11
Shelley’s quilt
Pattern: Holiday Snow Village designed by Pam Bono
Fabric: Northcott Stonehenge shrsl.com/4fp15
ModaScapes shrsl.com/4fp1a
Wilmington
Pantograph: Maureen’s Curls and Swirls
Sally’s quilt
Pattern: Comet Quilt from Simply Half Yards by It’s Sew Emma shrsl.com/4fp1n
Fabric: Willow Hollow by Kim Diehl for Henry Glass shrsl.com/4fp1l
Backing Fabric: Twinkle Timeless Treasures flannel
Pantograph: Star Sparkle www.urbanelementz.com/star-sp...
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Sharon’s quilts
Pattern: Potting Shed by Doug Leko shrsl.com/4fp1p
Fabric: The Potting Shed fabric designed by Holly Taylor for Moda Fabric
Backing Fabric:
Pantograph: Saffron Blossom www.urbanelementz.com/saffron...
Pattern: Unknown
Fabric: LUGU Sova Nightlight by Jessica Swift for Art Gallery
Backing Fabric:
Pantograph: Mini City by Julie Hirt bit.ly/49x6a27
Candace’s quilt
Pattern: Slow Down from “Oh Happy Day” book by Corey Yoder amzn.to/3UXi5Su
Fabric: Spring Brook by Corey Yoder shrsl.com/4fp28
Backing Fabric: Microfleece plush blanket by Bedsure amzn.to/3uNUrNG
Pantograph: Knit 1 Purl 2 www.urbanelementz.com/knit-1-...
Debby’s quilts
Fabric: Benartex Cat-i-tude panel amzn.to/4bSl6tm
Pantograph: Whisper www.urbanelementz.com/whisper...
Fabric: Winnie the Pooh
Pantograph: Soho www.urbanelementz.com/soho.html
Fabric: Teddy Bear fabric
Pantograph: Teddy Love
Fabric: Christmas panels
Pantoraph: Christmas Star
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Another great video. Thank you. 😊
My pleasure!
Thanks so much for the hourglass information..Enjoy the way you instruct..Again thanks..
You are so welcome!
So happy to see progress on the Meadowlark's Song quilt! I got my pattern in the mail a couple days ago. Now I need to get it on my list of quilts to make! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful client quilts. Love seeing other quilters projects, and of course your quilting!
Have fun! It’s really been a fun project
The turtle quilt is so cute
Loved it too!
Your Kansas Troubles quilt is lovely. I’m especially like the border.
Oh thank you!
The turtle quilt is adorable. Thank you for showing us again how to easily make the quarter square triangle block. As always I enjoy seeing all the client quilts.
You are so welcome!
Beautiful quilts and quilting ❤❤
Thank you! 😊
Another great show today thank you. How wonderful of you to share how to make the hourglass block. I’ve heard you speak before about sewing on the bias. As I am new to quilting I really appreciate new ideas on how to do a block easier. Thanks so much for all you do.
You are so welcome!
Congrats on 10,000 subscribers. I recently found your channel and I’m addicted
Awesome! Thank you!
The music you used is so amazing. I love it so much I had to research h it and find it. ❤ I really enjoy watching you.
Thank you so much!
Beautiful work as always Tammie! ❤
Thank you! 😊
Your videos always give me inspiration & joy. Thank you so much!
You are so sweet! Thank you!
This was a very interesting show! I really enjoyed seeing the new quilt you are working on. That is an intriguing border you have added! I like it a lot! It is always so nice seeing the quilts that have been sent to you! I love seeing what others are working on. Your music is top notch ! Don’t change it!
So glad you enjoyed this one!
This was so helpful. I always love your videos but really appreciate the hourglass block info and the border pressing cheat was genius! Sometimes I set it aside just because I'm not in the mood to press the entire border before putting on the next one. Why didn't I think of this?! Thanks for keeping us inspired Tammie! Your work is so lovely and OMG that Potting Shed quilt... ❤
Glad it was helpful. ❤️
Great video! Always so informative, beautiful quilts.
Thanks so much!
Sharon's quilt with the Owl print is called a zipper quilt. It is a very common quilt pattern. Thanks for the video. So many pretty quilts.
Thanks for the info!
Wooo Whoo! Congrats reaching 10,000🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
Thank you so much 🤗
I’m so excited to be on the home stretch of Pressed Flowers. I ordered the fabric kit so I received the finishing instructions ahead of time…I just couldn’t help it, I had to start putting the blocks together. 😌 it’s sooo cute! One more block and the final row will be completed. I did decide to add an extra border though. Very fun sew along…really enjoyed it.
Oh my! I can't wait to see how this one goes together! Lucky you!
I agree, Tammie that it is easier to make the hour glass blocks as you did in the Pressed Flowers block. Nice tip❣️And thank you for the tip of what seams need to be pressed and what ones aren't necessary when adding borders. That totally makes sense and will be such a time saver! Thanks for sharing the name of the wide backing fabric you used on the Potting Shed quilt. I REALLY like it! I also like the mini fountain pantograph as well.
As always, the pantographs you used on the beautiful customer quilts are stunning.
You are always so kind Marsha! Thanks for being so faithful!
I just found your channel and I would like to tell you that I really enjoyed this video today. I will be tuning in again. Thank you for being you and doing what you do❣️
Thank you for your sweet words! I appreciate your watching! Many blessings!
Beautiful quilts❤
Thank you! 😊
I love your new sewing room! It looks beautiful.
Thank you! I'm loving it!
I took the day off of work. It is coming, right over. We also saw the partial eclipse
It's going to be so cool!!
My friend Debbie Duckworth is modeling the apron!!! The Potting Shed book is a great book!
That is awesome!
Lovely quilts and the quilting is so special; thank you for sharing them.
You are so welcome!
Thank you for sharing. Beautiful quilts.
You are so welcome!
Great video today, Tammie. You showed so many wonderful quilts. I love them all! Have a wonderful weekend. ❤😊
Thank you! You too!
Love that turtle quilt! So cute for a baby quilt. Thanks for sharing Miss Tammie. Have a terrific weekend.
My pleasure! Happy Quilting!
As always, and wonderful video of so much quilty fun and beauty. I enjoy your videos so much and always look forward to them. Thanks for sharing………………😊
Thank you so much Pam! You are a blessing!
Lovely work by all! Thanks for sharing Tammie!
Thanks so much! 😊
Great video, I love seeing all the beautiful quilts, and I’m learning so much about long-arming, so much to consider. Always great pantograph choices. Thanks for sharing, I look forward to your videos every week.
I am so glad!
Thank you beautiful work. Love the Corey Yoder.
So pretty!
Love your quilting. Will have to send one of my many to you. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much!
Loved the baby quilt using the printed strips. I have some of those and wondered how to use them! Great idea!
Yay!
Tammy the Kansas Troubles quilt is beautiful. Are you going to use it in your cozy bedroom.
No. Actually it was a commissioned quilt for a client. This will be the last custom quilt that I make for a client because my longarm business now takes my full time.
Beautiful quilts and quilting! I have used the potting shed fabric for a kitchen wall hanging. That was fun to see.
Oh, I bet it's beautiful!
I love your quilt!!! I do my hourglass blocks same way you do. I splurged last week and bought the Olisio mini M3Pro iron and I love it! It has a headlight on it! It’s going to save quite a bit of time getting up and down, going across the room, waiting for iron to heat up etc. Oh that Christmas quilt and the vintage ornament quilting you did! Wow! Now I want to do another Christmas quilt. Could you tell me the book for the comet quilt? I’m not seeing it.
That is awesome!
Simply Half Yards by It’s Sew Emma
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Do you press all your seams open on a quilt top? Does that help with long arming?
Not always. If I have a lot of seams in a block, I tend to press them open so that they can be fitted with adjoining blocks easily and I don't have to stop and figure out which way to press. With borders, if it's a strip of fabric I tend to press to one side but if it's a pieced border I tend to press open because I think it lies flatter. But I don't have any hard and fast rules. This is a great question though. I will take pictures of the seams on the back of the Meadowlark quilt and talk about them next week. Thanks for the question.
Tammie...thanks so much for all the quilts shown...beautiful quilting ❤❤
Hey there Tammie, love your videos! I think you background music is so very relaxing and comforting! I have a story and a question. I recently mailed a mini wall quilt or very small wall ( like 22” x 26”) hanging quilt to a long arming company that is extremely well known (I won’t name them) in the quilting industry fabric and retreat center business.
After they got it in the mail, they called me and said they had a minimum charge for small quilts, which was $60 by the time I paid shipping it both ways and paid their state taxes & it was back in my hands it was over $100 to quilt a tiny wall hanging quilt. 22x26=572”
I had called and talk to them before I choose them to quilt it and before I shipped it, based on the prices we had discussed on the phone, and nothing was said about a “minimum charge “, they told me I could choose between two cents, three cents and four cents and inch, I choose $.03 and noted that inside the shipping box and I’d sent the general idea of what I wanted it quilted like as far as a designer pattern went. Which is what I did.
I really feel like they should’ve told me they had a minimum fee instead of telling me I could choose two cents three cents or four cents an inch. Ordinarily from my local Quilters that would’ve cost me $35-$40 and instead I paid over $100 by the time it was done, is this a normal thing not telling folks about minimum charges and only telling about per inch charges???
That’s my question I realize everybody has to have a minimum fee for loading their machine and doing the work and then taking it off again but usually it’s been my experience from my local friends that they just wait till I have several small items and load them all at once. Can you give me some insight on this?
I would appreciate it thank you by the way I won’t be doing any business with them in the future.
I’m sorry for your experience but I don’t believe it was an intentional misconception. When I am talking with clients, I do forget to tell them things at times. Not on purpose, of course.
Every longarmer I know has a minimum charge. That is pretty standard practice among businesses. The first page of my order form contains my pricing and my minimum charge, I hope people read that, but I don’t know if they do. Again, I am sorry that you were caught off guard by the price but I don’t feel that they were being malicious.
Hello - I found your quilt videos via your flosstubes (both are great!) I've been wondering - does the Fat Quarter Shop send you those Sew Sampler boxes in exchange for advertising or do you buy them yourself? I've been skipping those sections because I haven't been able to tell (and also because I don't usually watch 10 minute commercials.) Most flosstubers (and knitting podcasters) are careful to say when they have received something as a gift, but I don't know what the norm is for the quilting community. Thanks for the rest of your videos - I've been learning so much about quilting from them! I also watch you when I need someone soothing to listen to - your voice and the cadence of your sentences has a really calming effect on me!
Thanks for the question. I purchase the Sew Sampler Boxes myself. I have never (at least to this point in time) ever received any promotional items from the Fat Quarter Shop. I am simply sharing with you my thoughts of the items just as I do if I purchase products for my other quilts. I do include affiliate links in the description of the videos which means that I earn a small commission from the sale at no additional cost to you, if you use that link. However, you are free to search for the item yourself on the Fat Quarter Shop website, or your favorite quilt store, without the affiliate link. Hope that helps.
@@tammieearnest Yes, thanks for your reply! I noticed the affiliate links that are clearly marked, and I'm happy to use them, but it might be worth noting (somehow - not sure the best way) that you buy those sampler boxes yourself because FQS does a lot of advertising through other flosstubers/quilty-tubers. I noticed that you have a new video up & will be watching that today!
I just love the panto Knit One, where did you get it? There are sew many sites that you can download designs from and I could spend a day scrolling lol
I get the majority of my pantographs from Urban Elementz. But I also purchase from Intelligent Quilting, My Creative Stitches, Julie Hirt, and the Longarm League. Knit 1 Purl 2 is available on Urban Elementz. 😊
@@tammieearnest oh thank you i have purchased a few from Urban Elementz.. will go look for it right now. I just love the look of it.
Does this little sheet have nano particles of plastic in it that contaminate our water?
I respect your concern.
I enjoy your videos very much and appreciate you taking the time to share …. however, I can’t be the only person who actually LIKES loose and floppy can I? I love looking at traditional quilts but I wouldn’t ever use one myself. They are too thick and I don’t find them comfortable or comforting.
It grates on my nerves every time you emphasize using batting with minky because it’s a preference that may be shared by the majority … but it definitely isn’t universal and sounds elitist when you mention it so often.
And that is the great thing about quilting! We each have our own likes and dislikes. My preference is to stitch with batting and Minky together, but you are free to do whatever you like. I'm only sharing what I like. I respect your choice. Happy quilting!