I’m new to collage quilting and found this video to be very informative. Your techniques are very easy to follow and look forward to starting a collage quilt. Thank you!
Your teaching sure made it a can do after some of the ones I watched! Have plenty of ideas but will start small.Thank you for taking your time and explaining everything!
Not only a creative person but a very good instructor as well! Beautiful work, great color choices, very nice! Thank you for sharing your very understandable expertise! Happy crafting!
I saw this done using freezer paper to lay-out pieces so when you fuse them together you can just peel them off the foundation after you iron them down. Saves that whole cutting out the foundation step
Hi Linda, that is another option for smaller collages, though it is a bit slippery to work on and doesn’t come in 42” width. But thanks for sharing your tip. 😀
Thank you so much for taking the time to teach this method. I now feel confident to move forward with my first collage project! This method seems to save some steps verses other methods I've seen, as well as ending up with a lighter weight project. Thanks again!
Thank you very much for your kind comments, and I’m so glad that you feel confident to try this technique now. Collage quilts are fun and creative. Enjoy! 😀
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your work. Your instruction is much better than someone who tried to help me today. You are a great instructor and I loved seeing your work. from Queensland Australia. I don't think I should look at others because I need to do things in a simple way. Years ago - maybe over 50, I did a heart with dried flowers and sent it to my husband. He is no longer alive but I still have that heart. Your heart is a lovely way to say 'I love you' to someone.
Hi Barbara, I’m so very sorry that you lost your husband but how special that you have the lovely heart you gifted him ❤️ thank you so much for sharing and I’m so happy you found my tutorial helpful. Stitch joyfully 😀🧵
OhOHOh! Your Work is just beautiful. And I love your sweet laughter! Our Family Heritage Handiworks is something I’d like to preserve for future Nieces & Nephews. Your Work has helped me in making considerations for various projects to hand down. It seemed a shame to me that my Mother’s, Grandmother’s & favourite Auntie’s Handiworks might fall to the wayside, if left in their current, well-cared for states. Dishcloths featuring cotton and silken DMC threads, yarns and foundational fabrications like quilt backings & Dutch Doll show pieces. My Auntie left to Mom & me a few prized like her crocheted queen sized bedspread done in a white cotton threading. Gram embroidered for my Hope chest a set of luxurious, thick, softest cotton pillowcases & dishcloths. I use Grams cases on my bed, with sheer delight! For we shared her bed when I was little, they’re quite precious to me. Auntie Shirley too stitched embroidery a set of white, cotton, kitchen towels as did Mom. So, the dish towels I feel might become lost over time, making Art pieces for all to enjoy seems the best possible fit! Thank You SO very much for Sharing Your Talents & Expertise! I am a new subscriber Today. And I appreciate so, Your Offerings! Blessings abound! 🤍💨
Thank you for sharing your family story of stitchery. You obviously come from a talented family and it’s so wonderful to have those heirlooms. The ones that get used will eventually wear out but for me I’d rather they be used and thought of rather than languishing in a dark cupboard. Granted, that also depends on the piece. We also have family stitchery and it is precious 😍 blessings to you and yours 🤗
I have an older cousin who just lost everything passed down to her when her house burned down, Have been trying to think of a way to replace some of it for her. (One of them was a Lone Star quilt) Since reading your comment I think I will try to take some of her Mother's original art pieces and stitch them for her on this foundation. (I have not heard about Hope Chests since I was a teenager heading out on my own and receiving mine.) Thank you, your comment stirred up inspiration and LONG forgotten memories. LOL
Hello. I am new to collage quilting. I have been sewing since 7th grade, when moved to U.S I learned about quilts, latter in age 30 I learned about collage quilting, what a beautiful idea. Your videos are amazing, step by step instruction, no rushing with words, no skipping steps like others do. You are amazing! ❤.. Thank you so much! Can't wait to make wall art! 😊
Thank you so much I am new to sewing and quilting and this is definitely on my to do list and when I do it I will definitely be getting the whipperlite from you thank u so much
Thank you for this video. I have been wanting to try my hand at raw edge appliqué. I am very excited about the product Whisperlite which will make it so easy to do. I also do wool appliqué. This is the first product I think largely work to do and embroidery on top of the wool. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Wow this looks really fun! I bet a variegated thread would look nice with the edge stitching. Thx for all for a great video and including all the details!!!!!! It really turned out pretty!!!
I have several large print fat quarters. I bought them because they were so pretty but never knew what to do with them. Well, now I have a plan. Thanks.
Your ideas are so good, I would like to know how much your whisperlite is and how do I get it from you via the mail ? Thankyou for such a good idea would make a nice gift for my grandsons wedding next year
Never heard of Whisperlite. Looks like an amazing and useful product. And I absolutely love you vintage shirt.your featherweight is beautiful by the way!
Hi Linda. I am brand new to collage quilting. One of the quilters I watch was doing a Toni Whitney pattern and I had never heard of this process. Found your video and had so much fun watching it that I am ready to start trying this for gifts. What a wonderful wall hanger this will make for the loved ones in my life. I sat and giggled watching some of the struggles and the duhs (I say that to myself all the time also). Felt like I was sitting with my best friend to learn something new. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the wonderful tutorial. You have a new subscriber.
Tricia Savage,So glad to discover your product, & you tutorials- I,ve learned so much watching 2 of them. I,ll definately be contacting you to purchase the Featherlite foundarion. Thanks again for+- -..such great tutorials!
Thank you 🙏🏾 for sharing. I’m new to your channel I just began doing UA-cam videos also. I’m hand stitching a Cathedral Window quilt I hope to see more videos from you. Happy Thanksgiving and God bless you and your family
Oh yes, Cathedral Window is a wonderful timeless technique, hope you are enjoying it. Thanks so much and Blessings to you and yours and Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
Hi Loriann, thank you so much. I am trying. With a heavy heart I’m sorry to say my dad passed away this month. 😢 I’m not looking for attention, just letting you all know why I haven’t posted more. But thank you for the encouragement to keep doing them 🤗
I learned to sew on my grandmother’s singer sewing machine . I was 4 almost 5 when I sat down at it for the first time. It had the original case/desk not sure what type of wood. But the footpedal was bigger than me lol very ornate very large and very metal lol. It was her mothers possibly around 1870? I’m now 51 years old. When I was young I had a chance to acquire it but I did not. My father sold it after she passed away. I could kick myself now. You are the first one I’ve seen in a video using an older singer! What year is your singer sewing machine it’s beautiful! By the way I was a midlife crisis baby, my grandmother was born in 1885 she died when I was 14. I even have her ocean waves, Dresden and drunkards path quilt that were quilted on her sewing machine. I would love to have an old vintage sewing machine and finish the set! Double wedding ring and the basket Are the two I would like to do.I’m in love with the style of your sewing machine dying to know what year it is from or if you have a model number!
Hi Susan, I’m not sure of the exact year but it’s from the 1950’s and it is a featherweight model. They are quite popular and you can usually find them on eBay or through private sellers. I was lucky to be in the right place at the right time when I found mine. It’s wonderful that you have your grandmothers precious quilts. 😍
Thank you for explaining and showing this so well. I hope you can show us a more complicated collage pattern as well. I subscribed to your channel and hope you will find time to make more tutorials.
Hi Helga, thanks so much for your kind remarks. I am working on more tutorials and hope to have them up soon. In the meantime..... have fun with fabric 😄
Fantastic tutorial on collage projects & bonus lesson on hand embroidery! Thank you so much, I am now feeling brave enough to try a collage quilt. Is the heart pattern your design?
Thank you Carrie 😀. So happy you’re going to give collage quilting a try. It is a fun technique and yes, the heart is my design and will be available in the near future as a pattern.
OMG! I LOVE the fabrics on the cutting mat at the beginning of the video! Could you tell me the designer or brand so I can find them to order some? They are just GORGEOUS!
Hi Paula, most of the fabrics you see there are from the Kaffe Fassett collection from free spirit fabrics and yes they are Gorgeous!! So many possibilities 😍 Happy quilting
Hi, yes I know, I’m working on more tips and tutorials to come soon, but I also double as full time caretaker for my parents so let’s just say I lead a blessed but interrupted life. If you subscribe to my channel you’ll get notified when there are new videos. Thanks so much 😀
Thank you 😀 I’m so happy that you found inspiration from my video. You can order the Whisperlite foundation on my website at www.Thistledownquilts.com it is sold by the yard. More quilt tutorials are coming soon.
Hi Susan, I used a medium pink to edge stitch. A pink variegated would be good too. I then outline quilted it both on the inside and outside, and then simple straight line quilting horizontally and vertically about 2” apart. Thanks for asking 😀
Hi Jan, Thanks for your comment. Yes, everyone has their own preference of techniques and the best way to beat the dust issue is to either use a hand held vacuum tube ( not a powerful vacuum) with a stocking over the end to lightly vacuum the surface, or to simply gently shake it out like a rug. Happy quilting 😀
Very good video. I use pattern ease for collage quilting but this looks to be a great alternative. Are you aware of any company in the UK which supplies Whisperlite as I cannot seem to find any? Thank you. Moira
Hi Moira, thank you so much. Yes the Whisperlite foundation is much lighter weight and also has the added benefits of the 42” width, and the ability to tack the collage to the background because it’s so sheer. I do ship to the UK from my Etsy site - planetpollyanna -
I remember cutting flower motifs and gluing them to a Mother's day card at school. This took me straight back to being eight years old. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing your delightful memory 😍
What an amazing tutorial! This finally makes collage quilts seem do-able (and fun)! Thanks so much!
Thank you Maryjean, I hope you’ll give it a try - it is fun 😀
Wow. I haven't seen this before. It has SO many possibilities. I think I just found my first project for the new year. Great scrap buster too.
Hi Christine, yes it’s a fun technique and I’m glad you found yourself a new project for the New Year!
I’m new to collage quilting and found this video to be very informative. Your techniques are very easy to follow and look forward to starting a collage quilt. Thank you!
Thank you so much for such a clear presentation. You have taken the fear out of doing a collage project.
Thank you I’m so glad, and hope you fearlessly try a collage project soon.😀
Your teaching sure made it a can do after some of the ones I watched! Have plenty of ideas but will start small.Thank you for taking your time and explaining everything!
Thank you Roz, I’m so happy that it was helpful to you 😀
Fabulous and very clear, easy-to-follow instructions, Linda! Thank you very much for sharing!!!
Thank you Sharon, I’m so happy you found it easy to follow…. That’s what I was going for 😀
Not only a creative person but a very good instructor as well! Beautiful work, great color choices, very nice! Thank you for sharing your very understandable expertise! Happy crafting!
Thank you Nonya, how very kind of you. I’m very happy that you found it useful and hopefully inspiring. Stitch on! 😀
You are so adorable! I love the way you teach. Very inspiring. Thank you.
Oh my... you must be as sweet as your name implies. Thank you so much 😊
I saw this done using freezer paper to lay-out pieces so when you fuse them together you can just peel them off the foundation after you iron them down. Saves that whole cutting out the foundation step
Hi Linda, that is another option for smaller collages, though it is a bit slippery to work on and doesn’t come in 42” width. But thanks for sharing your tip. 😀
Does that really work?
Can you reuse the parchment paper or no?
I don’t think parchment paper is the same as freezer paper? Freezer paper by Reynolds is probably what you’re referring to. Yes that works
@@MC1RPOSITIVESusieQ is Parchment paper, not Freezer paper for collage.
No parchment paper isn’t the same.
Thank you so much for taking the time to teach this method. I now feel confident to move forward with my first collage project! This method seems to save some steps verses other methods I've seen, as well as ending up with a lighter weight project. Thanks again!
Thank you very much for your kind comments, and I’m so glad that you feel confident to try this technique now. Collage quilts are fun and creative. Enjoy! 😀
Done by a true master! Gorgeous, and thank you so much for sharing, you are a super teacher!
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your work. Your instruction is much better than someone who tried to help me today. You are a great instructor and I loved seeing your work. from Queensland Australia. I don't think I should look at others because I need to do things in a simple way. Years ago - maybe over 50, I did a heart with dried flowers and sent it to my husband. He is no longer alive but I still have that heart. Your heart is a lovely way to say 'I love you' to someone.
Hi Barbara, I’m so very sorry that you lost your husband but how special that you have the lovely heart you gifted him ❤️ thank you so much for sharing and I’m so happy you found my tutorial helpful. Stitch joyfully 😀🧵
Great video! I was afraid to try collage quilting, now I am ready to dig through my stash and find some fabric to get started!
Hi Mary, have fun digging through your fabric stash and enjoy the process! 😀
You are a great teacher. Thank you, I'm ready to jump in!
Thank you …. You can do it - have fun 😀
Thank you for an informative and clear cut video. It helped a lot and can’t wait to start one!
Hi Mary, hope you enjoy making your collage 😀
Once again, another wonderful project that you've made look completely doable. So glad I found your channel
Thanks so much Heather- yes you can do it! 😀
What a wonderful tutorial, thank you. I just was gifted a ton of fabric samples and fabric book samples. I can’t wait to get creative. Thanks again 😊
Have fun getting creative 😀
Very inspiring! Wonderful tutorial! Thank you!
OhOHOh! Your Work is just beautiful. And I love your sweet laughter! Our Family Heritage Handiworks is something I’d like to preserve for future Nieces & Nephews. Your Work has helped me in making considerations for various projects to hand down. It seemed a shame to me that my Mother’s, Grandmother’s & favourite Auntie’s Handiworks might fall to the wayside, if left in their current, well-cared for states. Dishcloths featuring cotton and silken DMC threads, yarns and foundational fabrications like quilt backings & Dutch Doll show pieces. My Auntie left to Mom & me a few prized like her crocheted queen sized bedspread done in a white cotton threading. Gram embroidered for my Hope chest a set of luxurious, thick, softest cotton pillowcases & dishcloths. I use Grams cases on my bed, with sheer delight! For we shared her bed when I was little, they’re quite precious to me. Auntie Shirley too stitched embroidery a set of white, cotton, kitchen towels as did Mom. So, the dish towels I feel might become lost over time, making Art pieces for all to enjoy seems the best possible fit!
Thank You SO very much for Sharing Your Talents & Expertise! I am a new subscriber Today. And I appreciate so, Your Offerings!
Blessings abound!
🤍💨
Thank you for sharing your family story of stitchery. You obviously come from a talented family and it’s so wonderful to have those heirlooms. The ones that get used will eventually wear out but for me I’d rather they be used and thought of rather than languishing in a dark cupboard. Granted, that also depends on the piece. We also have family stitchery and it is precious 😍 blessings to you and yours 🤗
I have an older cousin who just lost everything passed down to her when her house burned down, Have been trying to think of a way to replace some of it for her. (One of them was a Lone Star quilt) Since reading your comment I think I will try to take some of her Mother's original art pieces and stitch them for her on this foundation. (I have not heard about Hope Chests since I was a teenager heading out on my own and receiving mine.) Thank you, your comment stirred up inspiration and
LONG forgotten memories. LOL
Hello. I am new to collage quilting. I have been sewing since 7th grade, when moved to U.S I learned about quilts, latter in age 30 I learned about collage quilting, what a beautiful idea. Your videos are amazing, step by step instruction, no rushing with words, no skipping steps like others do. You are amazing! ❤.. Thank you so much! Can't wait to make wall art! 😊
Thank you for sharing your quilting story and for the kind words. 😀❤️
This would be great for a Valentine's Day gift!
Hi Paula, yes it would and there’s plenty of time to get it done!
What a lovely voice to listen to! Clear instructions and great camera work also. I'm going to try this project and see what happens.
Thank you so much for your kind words. Hope you have fun trying this quilt technique - it's fun
Thank you so much I am new to sewing and quilting and this is definitely on my to do list and when I do it I will definitely be getting the whipperlite from you thank u so much
Hi Patricia, welcome to a wonderful new hobby! Thanks so much and I’m glad that you’ve added this to your to do list 😀
So glad I found you. Great tips and ideas that are presented well.
Thank you so much Cindy 😀
What a beautiful project! I’m going to make this with my granddaughter she’ll love it. Thankyou ❤
I hope you and your granddaughter enjoy your project together.
Thank you for this video. I have been wanting to try my hand at raw edge appliqué. I am very excited about the product Whisperlite which will make it so easy to do. I also do wool appliqué. This is the first product I think largely work to do and embroidery on top of the wool. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Hi Susan, thank you so much, and I’m pleased that you found the video to be helpful. You’ll love using the Whisperlite foundation. Happy stitching 😀
Wow this looks really fun! I bet a variegated thread would look nice with the edge stitching. Thx for all for a great video and including all the details!!!!!! It really turned out pretty!!!
Chloe, thank you so much. The variegated thread would certainly be a great idea 👍
Thank you this was a very easy to follow video ❤
I look forward to trying it out
Well, here I am again watching your wonderful video. I love this . I find your lessons are so good and help calm me. Thanks again. 🌸🌺🌼
Thank you Margaret - that’s so sweet of you to say 🤗😀
OK, I know what I'll be dreaming about tonight. This looks like fun.
Gorgeous colors!
beautiful! and I love your sewing machine!!!! 🌺🌸❤️🌺
Thank you, yes I love my little featherweight 😀
Love this! Thank you for sharing!
🤩😍🤩😍🤩😍🤩
This is all brand new to me!! You're a great teacher! I learned a LOT!! THANKS!!
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Thank you Rhonda 😍 I’m so happy you found it helpful ... have fun 😀
JUST what I needed, Thank you!
I LOVE the whisperlite!!!
Thank you, so happy that you love it 😍
I love this thank you very much for showing.
Thank you Margaret 😀
I have several large print fat quarters. I bought them because they were so pretty but never knew what to do with them. Well, now I have a plan. Thanks.
Hi Veronica, so happy you know what to do with your pretty fabrics now . 😀👍
Excellent...so inspiring, thank you!
Thank you so much Shakurra - I hope you'll try the technique.
Very good tutorial so simplified for someone like me to try without being afraid to .You are a very good teacher got me a subscriber.
Hi Pearl, I’m so happy you found my video helpful and not intimidating. Give it a try and have fun with fabric! 😀 thank you
Your ideas are so good, I would like to know how much your whisperlite is and how do I get it from you via the mail ? Thankyou for such a good idea would make a nice gift for my grandsons wedding next year
New subbie!! You have great videos. Thank you
A apresentação de sua técnica veio me trazer as minúcias que deixarão meus trabalhos ainda melhores .Obrigada querida
Thanks so much 🥰
So beautiful loved flowers thanks for sharing
Thank you 😀
Never heard of Whisperlite. Looks like an amazing and useful product. And I absolutely love you vintage shirt.your featherweight is beautiful by the way!
Thank you, Whisperlite is very versatile and useful …. and yes I love my little featherweight 😍
@@thistledownquilts I love mine also. Makes my heart happy when I sew on it. 🧵
Hi Linda. I am brand new to collage quilting. One of the quilters I watch was doing a Toni Whitney pattern and I had never heard of this process. Found your video and had so much fun watching it that I am ready to start trying this for gifts. What a wonderful wall hanger this will make for the loved ones in my life. I sat and giggled watching some of the struggles and the duhs (I say that to myself all the time also). Felt like I was sitting with my best friend to learn something new. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the wonderful tutorial. You have a new subscriber.
Hi Shanna, I’m so happy that you are going to give collage quilting a try. It is a fun technique. Thank you so much for the very kind words. 🤗
@@thistledownquilts Got my foundation from you and I am hunting up a project to do. I am very excited to get started.
Thank you so much. I learned so much.
Great tutorial video! Thank you 💗
Beautiful project and very nice explained. Can't wait for new video's. 💗
Thank you so much, the next video will be about how to appliqué....I’m working on it. 😀
Great class!!! I love how you break it down into every step. I'm going make one similar. Thanks so much for this great idea!!
Thank you Tina, I’m so happy you are inspired to try it. Have fun with your project.
Maravilhosa essa técnica, muito obrigada pir ensinar. Grande beijo
Oi, Obrigada para os comentários do tipo 🤗
Love your tutorial! 🌸🏵️
Thank you! 😊
Truly enjoyed your tutorial. Thank you! I have subscribed 😊
Thank you so much Krystyna. 😀
I love watching you. Beautiful! Will do !,
Thank you , it’s a fun creative technique, you’ll enjoy it 😀
Thank you for this helpful video. Now i feel confident that i can try this technique! :)
Hi Merry, I’m so happy that my video gave you the confidence to try this technique. Have fun and stitch fearlessly 😀
That is gorgeous. I get so tired of the everyday boring prints. Those cutouts are vibrant, modern & really "eye catching". Awesome job!
Thank you Fran 😀
Wow thank you so much I know know what to make as a keepsake for my son’s wedding.
Oh gosh Dawn, I’m sure he and his future wife will love it 🥰
This is an excellent tutorial.
Thank you muchly🤗
Thanks Lyn , so glad you liked it 😀
Thank you. Very clear!
Thank you Sue, I hope you give it a try. 😀
Tricia Savage,So glad to discover your product, & you tutorials- I,ve learned so much watching 2 of them. I,ll definately be contacting you to purchase the Featherlite foundarion. Thanks again for+- -..such great tutorials!
Thank you Tricia 😀 I’m sure you’ll love working with the Whisperlite
I have always wanted to do one of those! So great for many Kaffe and Tula fabrics!
Susan Bready yes they are fun to do, hope you give it a try
Thank you so much this was excellent!!!
Thanks so much 🤗
Great tutorial and lovely project! Thank you. I have subscribed 💕
Thank you so much Elizabeth 😀
Great tutorial. You have inspired me to use my bright large floral prints. Thanks again
Thank you, and I’m so happy you were inspired to bring out your fabrics to play !
Hello Janice
Love the tutorial.
Thank you for the love 😀
This was wonderful thank you!
Thank you Terri 😀
Thank you 🙏🏾 for sharing. I’m new to your channel I just began doing UA-cam videos also. I’m hand stitching a Cathedral Window quilt I hope to see more videos from you. Happy Thanksgiving and God bless you and your family
Oh yes, Cathedral Window is a wonderful timeless technique, hope you are enjoying it. Thanks so much and Blessings to you and yours and Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
Linda, just spoke to u. Thanks so much for taking time with me ordering ☺. I was looking at your utube, love it.
Thanks so much, I hope you find the video helpful with your collage projects 😀
Yes, u helped me so much
Love your sewing machine
Thanks, yes she’s sweet 😀 and sews like a dream.
Loved this
Wonderful demonstration -- Love this!
You really should post more often.
Hi Loriann, thank you so much. I am trying. With a heavy heart I’m sorry to say my dad passed away this month. 😢 I’m not looking for attention, just letting you all know why I haven’t posted more. But thank you for the encouragement to keep doing them 🤗
@@thistledownquilts I see, so sorry to hear of your loss . . . one day at a time.
@@loriannrichardson7644 🥰
Very nice tutorial, very informative, Thank You..
Thank you Adela - so happy you enjoyed it. 😀
Love your blouse
😀Thanks, it’s comfy too.
New Subbie! I love this tutorial ! Ty for sharing!
🤗 Thank you so much
Love this
Love this tutorial, really inspired to give it a go
That’s great Angie, I’m glad you’re going to give it a try. It’s so much fun.
Will give it a go sometime. Very nice 🙂
Thank you Gill, glad you enjoyed it and hope you’ll have fun trying it.
grazie milllle mrs bellaaa❤❤❤
Thank you 😊
I learned to sew on my grandmother’s singer sewing machine . I was 4 almost 5 when I sat down at it for the first time. It had the original case/desk not sure what type of wood. But the footpedal was bigger than me lol very ornate very large and very metal lol. It was her mothers possibly around 1870? I’m now 51 years old. When I was young I had a chance to acquire it but I did not. My father sold it after she passed away. I could kick myself now. You are the first one I’ve seen in a video using an older singer! What year is your singer sewing machine it’s beautiful! By the way I was a midlife crisis baby, my grandmother was born in 1885 she died when I was 14. I even have her ocean waves, Dresden and drunkards path quilt that were quilted on her sewing machine. I would love to have an old vintage sewing machine and finish the set! Double wedding ring and the basket Are the two I would like to do.I’m in love with the style of your sewing machine dying to know what year it is from or if you have a model number!
Hi Susan, I’m not sure of the exact year but it’s from the 1950’s and it is a featherweight model. They are quite popular and you can usually find them on eBay or through private sellers. I was lucky to be in the right place at the right time when I found mine. It’s wonderful that you have your grandmothers precious quilts. 😍
Very nice I have several collage patterns you have inspired me to give it a try. 💖
Fabulous! There are so many great collage patterns and the Whisperlite foundation is perfect for them. Thank you. 😀
It's ok now!!! Thank you!!
Thank you for explaining and showing this so well. I hope you can show us a more complicated collage pattern as well. I subscribed to your channel and hope you will find time to make more tutorials.
Hi Helga, thanks so much for your kind remarks. I am working on more tutorials and hope to have them up soon. In the meantime..... have fun with fabric 😄
Great tutorial.
Thank you Nicole 😀
👏👏👏 V e r y n i c e 👏👏👏
Thanks so much ❤️😀 glad you enjoyed it and I hope it inspired you.
Hila
Fantastic tutorial on collage projects & bonus lesson on hand embroidery! Thank you so much, I am now feeling brave enough to try a collage quilt. Is the heart pattern your design?
Thank you Carrie 😀. So happy you’re going to give collage quilting a try. It is a fun technique and yes, the heart is my design and will be available in the near future as a pattern.
really funny!!! thank you!!!
OMG! I LOVE the fabrics on the cutting mat at the beginning of the video! Could you tell me the designer or brand so I can find them to order some? They are just GORGEOUS!
Hi Paula, most of the fabrics you see there are from the Kaffe Fassett collection from free spirit fabrics and yes they are Gorgeous!! So many possibilities 😍 Happy quilting
@@thistledownquilts Thank you for replying to my question, I appreciate it very much!
Beautiful
Thank you 🤗
I’ve done that type of thing with Vlissfix, excuse spelling, straight onto appliqué mat then onto background fabric and free motion stitch it.
Very nice!
Only 3 videos since 2011? Would love to see more!
Hi, yes I know, I’m working on more tips and tutorials to come soon, but I also double as full time caretaker for my parents so let’s just say I lead a blessed but interrupted life. If you subscribe to my channel you’ll get notified when there are new videos. Thanks so much 😀
I love this video! So many possibilities! But where can I purchase the webbing that you use?
Thank you 😀 I’m so happy that you found inspiration from my video. You can order the Whisperlite foundation on my website at www.Thistledownquilts.com it is sold by the yard. More quilt tutorials are coming soon.
I enjoyed your video. I am also curious to know what the quilt design is on the wall next to the collage.
Thank you. The quilt is a pattern of mine for a Christmas bed runner called Peppermint Strings. It is on my website www.thistledownquilts.com
Pretty
Thank you 😊
What color thread do you recommend for sewing around the heart before quilting? Also, how would you quilt it? Inside and around the outside.
Hi Susan, I used a medium pink to edge stitch. A pink variegated would be good too. I then outline quilted it both on the inside and outside, and then simple straight line quilting horizontally and vertically about 2” apart. Thanks for asking 😀
Great tutorial. Wish you would have included the heart pattern so I could print it out.
yes,but eventually things get dusty and need cleaning. so what does one do?I personally do not like frayed edges.
Hi Jan, Thanks for your comment. Yes, everyone has their own preference of techniques and the best way to beat the dust issue is to either use a hand held vacuum tube ( not a powerful vacuum) with a stocking over the end to lightly vacuum the surface, or to simply gently shake it out like a rug. Happy quilting 😀
This is wonderful! What type of presser foot are you using?
Thanks, actually in the tutorial I am just using a straight stitch foot but, an open toe foot will give you a better view.
Very good video. I use pattern ease for collage quilting but this looks to be a great alternative. Are you aware of any company in the UK which supplies Whisperlite as I cannot seem to find any? Thank you. Moira
Hi Moira, thank you so much. Yes the Whisperlite foundation is much lighter weight and also has the added benefits of the 42” width, and the ability to tack the collage to the background because it’s so sheer. I do ship to the UK from my Etsy site - planetpollyanna -
@@thistledownquilts - Thank you so much. I will look for this. Wishing you a very happy Christmas and New Year. It can only get better😊😊
I very much enjoyed the video. Thanks! I may have missed this, but did you remove the Whisperlite from the center after you traced the letters?
Thanks so much. Yes, after the letters are traced onto the background you can cut away the Whisperlite.