Tear Away Quilting Patterns - How do I use them?

Join Dianna and Corey as they show you how to use Tear Away Quilting Patterns! Super fun and easy to use designs that allow you to do Pantograph and block quilting from the front of your quilting machine.
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[@maryu2409]

What a great product for those of us just beginning to machine quilt. 12 in a package. Thanks for the great videos!

[@melanezoe]

I use a chenille brush to sweep off all the little bits (or an old toothbrush).

[@paulakelly9560]

Love that you showed these, will for sure try them

[@lavonnethompson117]

Hello from Iowa

[@twinslotaddicts]

What an awesome product for the at home quilter like me!!! Comes with 12 blocks!!!

[@bclarkquilts]

Love the live videos! And 12. 😊

[@26debsterdots]

Awesomeness ! Thank you !

[@lynnberube9898]

great tutorial

[@chrisrahall623]

Hi, that is awesome I need all the help I need. 12. Thank you

[@taurigal]

Those are cute designs! Great product. For the little "leftover" pieces, I wonder if running a wet q-tip along the stitching before tearing might help with the removal. Might be worth a try.

[@karenhubler2792]

12 blacks per pack. Thank you for doing this on UA-cam I have learned a lot. I do not have a long arm yet. I need one my business is starting to take off. I have 9 quilts due by Aug. Five of the quilt I have to piece together for clines. I made a judgment mistake I let someone talk me into buying an embroidery machine before the longarm, I really like the way you two work together. My request is that you compare longarms the good and bad and what you would change on each one. I am tired of making the wrong choice, what are the questions I should be asking myself when looking at each machine so I choose wisely can make a good.

[@lindarussell9379]

Nice 12 in a set!!

[@ingridhunt7841]

I bet that would work for hand quilting too! What do you think?

[@susangoodman4853]

For the tear away on a long arm using an E2E, do you spray baste each row and lay them all on quilt top first, then load on long arm, or just load one row at a time.

[@LindasElectricQuilters]

One row at a time:)

[@susangoodman4853]

@@LindasElectricQuilters perfect, thank you

[@betseywestover9669]

12!! Woo hoo

[@ewilliams544]

What is the largest quilt size?

[@maxi4505]

Hi, can the tear away quilting patterns be used on home sewing machine or they are designed for long arm quilting machine?

[@LindasElectricQuilters]

Yes you can use them on a domestic machine also.

[@pansygirltaylor9267]

Yes. I’m using it on a janome. I didn’t use the adhesive spray and instead pinned it which made removing the paper much easier. I also wash my quilts too which helped remove the tiny tidbits that got stuck under a stitch. I’m gonna practice tracing a pattern onto wash away embroidery stabilizer and see if that would work also. And I’m trying freezer paper which is way cheaper than this stuff.

[@26debsterdots]

The long arm ones are 48” wide by what measurement ? How many sheet come in a package or both long arm and block ?

[@LindasElectricQuilters]

The 48" ones come with 4 sheets and the blocks come with 12.

[@26debsterdots]

Thank you muchly !

[@MrsChonkeyMonkey]

12 come in there of course I am seeing this right after posted on UA-cam. I think within the 72 hours

[@rsbyrd929929]

I can not believe I have not heard of tear away pattern

[@audreyvorkoeper7054]

Twelve

[@debigiordano3007]

12 😁

[@donnamartinez1341]

There’s 12 blocks in the set.

[@dotiroraback237]

A set has 12. Thanks

[@donahastie1530]

12 blocks

[@LindasElectricQuilters]

Congratulations Dona! You are the winner of the 72 hour giveaway! Please contact us at 972-542-4000 to claim your 5 free tear away block patterns:)

[@ednafitzgerald8671]

12

[@cindyoldenkamp6071]

Wish the product was wash away!

[@georgannestephens6516]

5here are 12 blocks .

[@theresacussimanio7837]

12 urban elementz

[@sandrahustedde8766]

12 blocks per pack

[@salliebeard1899]

12 blocks in the package....

[@sharonoliver6061]

12 copies

[@pwasson7224]

12!!! 😬😬😬

[@lindadaley7469]

Why didn't you show us how to do it on a domestic sewing machine also? Not everyone is fortunate enough to have one of those fancy machines you were using!

[@littledrabbitry9410]

Same process, that's probably why they didn't show it.

[@dianawright8334]

12 blocks of paper in a set

[@littledrabbitry9410]

I'm sure that this is a great product, however pulling all those little left over pieces would drive me crazy. Too tedious. Is there an easier way to get those little rascals off?

[@LindasElectricQuilters]

So people use the Aunt Pam's Closet Sponge to get the pieces out.

[@alicealred7731]

Lint bruch

[@debbieoneal3371]

You need to show how to do this with a sewing machine not a free arm. I guess that is what you are using.

[@bonnielee8935]

Expensive... ouch! 12 patterns for $14.50... hmmmm, that's $1.21 per piece of paper, before taxes and shipping.

[@lindadaley7469]

I just figured out how many I would need to do my quilt and it would cost me $144.00 + to do it! Expensive is right!

[@sdfaucette]

Wondering if they could be copied into freezer paper to save on $. Purchase some and duplicate some?

[@susanalbaugh8803]

12 blocks

[@billymwilson2121]

12

[@leeannlively]

12 blocks

[@juliekoehl8190]

12

[@maryking9815]

12

[@mikecorbett202]

12

[@cindyford7658]

12

[@julieb2546]

12

[@barbiekay6255]

12

[@dianejoyce7667]

12

[@lindaizzard9078]

12

[@jennyarkinson3631]

12

[@2359glenoaks]

12

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[@katherenlindsay1987]

12

[@jessicalight7481]

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[@donnaweepie5854]

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[@adriennedalton1547]

12

[@kirkstenvall6361]

Deborah Davidson here......... 12