HAND QUILTING EPP HEXAGON BASICS LESSON 5 How to hand quilt
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2024
- This lesson is about how to hand quilt.
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Love hearing your birds.
Thank you but they are not my birds....they are native ones outside that you can hear.
I quite like the longer, detailed videos.
I'm glad you show some of the common problems that people may encounter and how to deal with them. Can't wait for the next video 😊
Thank you very much for the comment....I appreciate it.
Sitting quilting my very first quilt in the freezing Welsh winter wishing I was there in the sunshine. Thank you for your videos and clear explanations
Thanks Joanna for watching and for commenting. I would much rather be where you are than here.....I hate the heat. lol
I really enjoy all your videos, thank you. I am learning alot from you.
Thank you for watching and I am glad you have learnt somethiong as that makes it all worthwhile. Thanks
Your lighting was good. Your color contrast was great.
Thank you very much for the comment and for watching. I appreciate both.
Love watching your videos very practical advice and ways to correct a problem if one crops up, can’t wait for next video finishing table mat.
Thanks Michelle....I appreciate your comment and watching
Thankyou for this video, it’s Inspiring me to just go and start!
It really isn't that hard and you don't have to be brave to do it. Just make something small like a coaster first off.
Another very helpful video Julie, many thanks xxx
No worries Kathy. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for your great videos!
Thank you Ana for the comment and for watching. I appreciate both very much.
Thank-you, now I will know how to go about this when I try it. I just have to watch your hints on doing this on a large quilt as well. I love knowing what works before I get the problems happening. Thanks again.
Thanks Kathleen. I am glad I could be of some help.
Julie, I love your video’s. I just started quilting this last February. I taught myself via You Tube videos and started EPP about month ago. Your video’s such as this one is how I’ve been learning. So, Thank you so very much. 💞🕊
Thank you so much Toni. I am also a self-taught quilter and learnt everything from youtube. I am very glad my videos have been able to help you.
I very much enjoyed your quilting video. Thank you for a lovely tutorial.
Thank you Christine for both the comment and for watching
I like that it's quite nice.
Thank you
Great video....I will post this one on Facebook Feed....great job...thanks for taking the time to showing us...take care and be safe
Thank you as always Nannett. I appreciate you support and for sharing my videos. Take care.
Thanks Julie, very good video and instructions. Also from one Australian to another great to hear your accent :)
You are welcome Sue. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Watching this video again as I’ve come to the quilting part of my EPP hexagon quilt (which took a long while lol) and glad I did. I tried using a hoop and doing hand stitching as usual but unsuccessful. Your method is easier. The video is not too long because I’m also watching your actual stitching besides the explanations. Hoping your surgery is soon.
Hi. I am glad this video has been of some help to you. I use hoops all the time for cross-stitching but I can't get everythging tight enough in a hoop to quilt so I don't even try. Thanks for the comment and for watching.
I have enjoyed all your videos and like others have said, I like the detail. Did you know that batting has a right and wrong side? You can feel it, more than see it. The bumpy side goes toward your top and helps with the batting not pulling through with your stitches.
Thanks Naomi for the tip and the comment. Both are much appreciated
Just found your videos. Plan to watch as many as I can find. Did you make the pin cushion we can see off to the side of some videos? It is great to sit and stitch along as you chat about your projects. I am new to EPP although I have quilted for over 60 years. I live alone with my cat in Mesa, Arizona. Hope your surgery went well.
Hi Fran. Thank you very much for watching and commenting. I didn't make the pin cushion in my videos....it was bought from my local quilting shop. You have a lot more experience quilting than I do as I am relatively new to it as I have described in my quilting journey video. I am not a machine sewing person but I do enjoy the hand sering processes in EPP as well as the time it takes to do it. I find machine sewing too quick for me even though my favourite ond most used quilt is machine sewn. Thank you again for watching and I hope that you find some things of interest in my videos. Incidentally, I am still waiting for surgery and I will explain why in my next video which I will make on Sunday.
Hi, Julie
How do find your weekly videos? Are they in order on UA-cam? Thank you very much, Kyle
Hi Kyle, Thanks for the comment. If you go to my channel you will see a list of tabs under the banner saying things like home, videos, playlists etc. If you click on videos it will list them all usually starting with the newest first. You can change the viewing order by using a small drop down thing to the right of the screen once the videos are listed. Thanks
Hi Julie, THANK YOU !!! Sooooo much for keeping me company these past few days. I have binge watched all your videos and enjoyed everyone of them. It has been like sewing and chatting with a friend. Are you on Instagram or Facebook? It may help with subscribers......🙋🏼♀️😊
I am on both and there are links on the main pic on my youtube homepage. Thank yiu very much for watching my videos....I do appreciate it.
@@juliethornton 🤦♀️I can't find any info 🥴. Have tried searching by name
This should work for my facebook....I don't really use intagram
facebook.com/clancy.scooter.1
Hello, Julie
I've found your channel and really enjoy your videos!
I watch you connect your hexies, and you make it look so easy! My problem is that many times my corners don't meet up. Should I ease the long side in so that it's a bit puckered but the end corners meet? or should I get to the end with two corners not lining up?
Hi Kyle and thank your for the comment. I find a lot of my corners don't meet either and that is why sewing hexagons are so forgiving. All you need to do is pull the fabric on the hexagon down a bit or maneuver the whole thing into place. If you use glue to baste your hexagons this becomes a lot harder but with threaded basting it becomes second nature to just pull the whole hexagon towards the join. I will be doing a video shortly on solving such a problem so look out for it on May 3rd.
@@juliethornton Thank you, Julie, for your kind answer! :-)
Hi Julie thought I’d watch some more videos and give you an update. I have what I hope is 1/2 of my hexies done and 200 cards boards cut so far.
Well done....that is a huge achievement.
@@juliethornton ty so so much I’ve been thinking a lot about you. I’m hoping 2500 hexies will do my quilt. I’m only working one job this week instead of 2 due to bad weather, (nurse first job, construction the second) so I will have a couple hours a day. I’m so excited.
It is great when you find unexpected time to do something you enjoy.
@@juliethornton ok so I’m halfway through cutting fabric I’ve traced and cut them all by hand but I just had the fever to sew so I started it’s not as easy as it looks to just grab a few threads from each fabric and not the cardboard, lol. I have sewed 3 hexies it’s the small things in life I guess.