aka KPDutyQuiter --- This is the first time I've been able to talk to you via comments!!! I've been a dedicated watcher of your videos since covid. I'm into my 3rd year membership of TQS. I'm working on a quilting book, so I haven't made any projects but have joyfully watched every one's progress!! I'm a Bernina girl since I started quilting in 1990. Keep on keeping it real!!
I bought the Kindle version of the Creative Stitches book for my iPad. The photos for right-handed and left-handed instructions really confuse me as I try to use them because the photos for a right-handed person are on the left, and the photos for a left-handed person are on the right. I’m right-handed so I guess I’ll use a sticky note to cover the left-handed photo where I’m working. The book is super helpful though. I especially love seeing photos of stitch combinations.
Alex, you keep saying “take classes”. Okay, yes, classes that would teach/encourage creativity like the pieces you showed, but where are classes like these? They’re not offered at traditional quilt shows.
I don’t like Sunbonnet Sue or the boy Bill (I think), either. I don’t know, maybe they’re too cute or too old fashioned or just too something for my taste.
@@suegraham4323 yeah not my particular taste either but could be sweet in a nostalgic makeover for a babies blanket. Alex mentioned that we all know her opinion on the block but I don’t know her opinion.
aka KPDutyQuiter --- This is the first time I've been able to talk to you via comments!!! I've been a dedicated watcher of your videos since covid. I'm into my 3rd year membership of TQS. I'm working on a quilting book, so I haven't made any projects but have joyfully watched every one's progress!!
I'm a Bernina girl since I started quilting in 1990. Keep on keeping it real!!
Wow, thank you!
I bought the Kindle version of the Creative Stitches book for my iPad. The photos for right-handed and left-handed instructions really confuse me as I try to use them because the photos for a right-handed person are on the left, and the photos for a left-handed person are on the right. I’m right-handed so I guess I’ll use a sticky note to cover the left-handed photo where I’m working. The book is super helpful though. I especially love seeing photos of stitch combinations.
thx
Alex, you keep saying “take classes”. Okay, yes, classes that would teach/encourage creativity like the pieces you showed, but where are classes like these? They’re not offered at traditional quilt shows.
I’m very curious to know your thoughts about the sun bonnet sue block.
I don’t like Sunbonnet Sue or the boy Bill (I think), either. I don’t know, maybe they’re too cute or too old fashioned or just too something for my taste.
@@suegraham4323 yeah not my particular taste either but could be sweet in a nostalgic makeover for a babies blanket.
Alex mentioned that we all know her opinion on the block but I don’t know her opinion.
Alex is not a big fan of the block. So, online friends all sent her some blocks with Sunbonnet Sue. That was very funny and appreciated.
How do I get videos 1-3 for Magic Garden Gnome.
They’re all on UA-cam.