Pinless Piecing the Glam Clam Quilt (The Clammy Edition)
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- This video should answer all your questions about piecing the Glam Clam quilt the pinless piecing way! This it a newer version of the video first featured here about five years ago. It includes tips on making sure your clams meet at a sharp point and how to sew that bottom row!
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This was soooo clear and helpful! Thank you!!!!!
I love this video. She is a great teacher!
I took a $ multi-day zoom class that included a lot of curves, but I learned more in this video! Thank you for making it so that the geometry works in my brain, now.
Aw, thank you! 🧡
Thank you so much for giving great directions. I am very visual and your how-to made the fun quilt so easy!!!
Best tutorial for this so far. I like that you didn’t use pins for it. Those things get on my nerves and I avoid them like the plague. Thank you for sharing!
I just started learning curved piecing and am so glad to come across this tutorial. I am in love with the curves now
Definitely this is the best tutorials about piercing these up together. I struggled for a long time and wanted to give up but after watching your videos I'm right on . Thank you very much.
Wow, you are an excellent instructor. I’m excited to get my template and give this a try.
I really love you system for organizing and creating such a beautiful quilt. Thank you for being a great teacher.
Thank you for sharing. You are an excellent teacher. I really enjoyed watching you, and feel confident I can apply your techniques.
I have watched this video 3 times and I feel confident now that I can do them. Thank you so much for this awesome video!
This video and all the videos in this series are a tremendous help. I feel like I’m in the classroom with you.
Thank you for sharing.
Great tutorial! Your instructions and camera angles were perfect. Thank you!!
Just received the clammy set and watched all your videos. Ready to give it a try. Yay!
You made something so intimidating look so much easier! Thank you so much. I am excited to make one of these soon!
Excellent tutorial! 23:22
I finally got it! I’m working Clam Toss and struggled...but I watched and rewatched and concentrated on points of registration and I finally got it!
Super GREAT video. Just today I purchased a kit and template to make this. A new challenge and looking forward to making it!
Love your fabric choices. They are so interesting especially for a baby quilt. 👍
OMG just fantastic. Have played with this for years and you make it so easy. Thank you for making this video. I will be revisiting the glam clam. Love the clam shape
Great camera angle and very clear instructions. Great!
Awesome tutorial Latifah! You are a great teacher. Your instructions are clear and concise and I love that you share your 'from experience' tips. Thank you.
Besides being an excellent and clear tutorial, your nails look fab!! 🎉
Found your video by accident and glad I did ‼️(As I am a quilter) I bought a accuquilt die ( on a whim over 1 year ago) and just ran to my sewing room to see if the unopened never used package die had registration marks?! Yippee it does .. because ..I am in the middle of making my first and LAST drunkards path quilt that didn’t have registration marks on its pattern and actually poor written instructions (which actually boosted my resolve that the clam shell quilt will NEVER get made) BUT WAIT .... I watched your video just now and I AM EXCITED TO GET STARTED ON MY 1st CLAM SHELL QUILT ( I’ll start with a cute baby quilt) Thank You, Thank You for the SPARK! Fabulous video can’t wait to watch them all 🧵🪡🧵🪡🧵🪡
I JUST found you and your rulers, patterns and amazing tutorials. I am currently unable to sew (recuperating from foot surgery), but cannot wait to try making one of these gorgeous quilt tops! Thanks!
Loved this tutorial - thank you SO much for a great post. I am now confident enough to try this
Thank God for this tutorial! Thank you so very much.
Piecing my first full row of 8” clammy! Amazing, works perfectly!
Thank you
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! I am almost to the bottom of the quilt and would not have made it without continually viewing your video! It made it easy!
I love everything about the way you teach! You are calm and confident, and everything you describe comes across so easy to understand and do at home. Thank you so much! I would gladly watch more.
Really great tutorial. Extremely clear instructions. I just ordered a template.
Great video, easy to understand. I'm going to order one of your templates and give this a try! thanks so much!
Love your fabrics. Excellent instructions.
Thanks Norma! Hoping to have my new 1985 fabric and Indah coordinates up soon on my website!
love the clammy - LOVE your nails!
Came across your videos for the Clammy while trying to find a 3 1/2” template for the drunkards path block. Excellent tutorial! I never wanted to sew the clamshell quilt because it looked too complicated. After watching this, I just may try it! Also, I loved the patterns you showed at the introduction to this series, especially the “clam toss”. Looking forward to getting my first clammy now. Thanks for making this look easy! Also, I found using the “stitch finger” or (other tool) helpful for pulling the fabric edged together as I sewed. I decided I needed something after sewing through a fingernail. Lol. Thanks again for the lesson.
You are such a super star! Great demo!
I like how you did your tutorials on the clamshell rulers. Very precise and clear. I will look for one on my next LQS shopping spree.:)
This is such a great video tutorial! Thank you, Latifah! I just bought your Caliloo Quilt pattern. I learned to sew curves some time ago with a class with Jenny of Sew Kind of Wonderful. She teaches you to sew curves with the concave curve down, the opposite of your method. But I can really see the advantage of your method in this case. I can't wait till my 12" Clammy arrives so I can start my quilt!
That is gorgeous, great tutorial!!
Excellent tips Latifah. Just watched your segment on The Quilt Show and that was excellent as well. Thanks for the wonderful tips. I have had this pattern for a while and now I’m inspired to break it out and start cutting up some fabric. Thank you so much.
Love this so detailed !!!
Great instructions , thank you 😊
Purchased my ruler and pattern and excited to start on this project😊
Very nice tutorial, thank you! Very clear.
Thank you so much I learned a lot.
Thanks marco mama for watching and letting me know!
Great video. Thank you!
Thanks Diana!
Thank You for your excellent tutorial. I would never have figured out how to do this without visual instructions. I would like to know though, does it matter if you’re last row is a even or odd row? Looking for fabric now.
Thank you for watching! All the bottom rows in the layouts provided in the Glam Clam pattern are even rows so they are all pieced as shown in the video. It's such a fun sew. Share pictures when you finish!
Hi. Just stumbled across your video. Very pretty and interesting..what is a registration mark? Never heard of that before. Not much of a sewer so not sure what your talking about. Lol
It's simply a mark that we use to line things up. Many people when they sew curves get off track and this helps them to stay on track. :)
Excellent! What fabric line is this? It's really pretty.
What is the name of the fabric you are using, great tutorial? Is this quilt you are demonstrating using only one template? If so what size is it?
This was my last fabric collection called Nineteen-Eighty-Five with some of the Hoffman Indah Batiks mixed in. I believe I'm demoing with the 10" Clammy. If you are fairly new to piecing curves I encourage you use one of the larger sizes - either the 10" or the 12". The curve is much easier to sew and your quilt will go together quicker. My personal fave is the 12"! :)
I just purchased the pattern and the 12" clammy. I am still a beginner. Would you recommend starting with one of the smaller clammy templates my first go?
No! The 12" is your friend if you're a beginner. The larger the curve - the easier it is to sew. And your quilt will go together quicker too. Have fun and remember to breathe. :)
Does the 10 inch clammy fit on a 10 inch layer cake square?
Hello @johncarney1876. Clammy size is the finished size so the 10" Clammy is 10 1/2" unfinished which is slightly too large for a layer cake. Look for the "Ten Square" Clammy to hit soon which is perfect for layer cakes!
On the bottom row, you are showing a third registration mark that is not marked on my template. Is it the dotted line called "muffin tops"?
What machine are u using in this video please
It's the Janome 6700QCP. I LOVE it!
Latifah Saafir Studios it looks like what I’m looking for. T Y
very good tute but you are a bit verbose, maybe practice cutting down on unnecessary chatter?🤔 looking forward to future tutes.🙄