Hi Hayley, Once again you have covered everything I needed to know to start my first pattern. Everyone talks about what backing they like and then dive right into the pattern. It was such a huge help to see how much extra you left and how you measured everything! Thank you so much, these videos are such a help to us beginners!
Love the idea for the edges, I really didn't want to purchase a sewing machine. Can't wait much longer to find your studio, I am from the Dartmouth Ma area.
Awesome! Glad to help. You're more than welcome to come visit - I am open by appointment M-F. You can get in touch with me via my website: www.loopbyloopstudio.com. : )
I like your straighforward presentation. I listen to instructional videos to learn more about rug hooking, not more about the presenter. I do get annoyed, and turn off the video, when presenters start telling me about what happened to them that day. Thanks. And I am glad you are in RI. I live in CT a few months a year and have been looking for a studio I can visit instead of just ordering online.
I just discovered your videos! I love them! I am a beginner so I am grateful you are doing videos. You are such a fabulous teacher! I tried to order a kit from your website but you are sold out of so many kits! That is good news for your shop though! I will try again later. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Dee! If you need a certain kit and can't seem to get it off the website, drop me a line at loopbyloopstudio@gmail.com! I can make anything you need. Thanks for watching!
Great video. Quick question: isn't heat n' bond double sided sticky? In the video you only show attaching one side. Are you folding the monks cloth down to make a hem afterwards?
Hi Jennifer! The heat n bond dries once it's cooled so it is not sticky again unless you apply more heat. You could definitely fold it over to make a nice little hem for yourself but I haven't found it necessary to do in my practice. Thanks for watching!
❤ Love the heat and bond tip - perfect!
Hi Hayley, Once again you have covered everything I needed to know to start my first pattern. Everyone talks about what backing they like and then dive right into the pattern. It was such a huge help to see how much extra you left and how you measured everything! Thank you so much, these videos are such a help to us beginners!
Thank you Haley, great video
Thanks for your help today and what a great job 👏
Love the idea for the edges, I really didn't want to purchase a sewing machine. Can't wait much longer to find your studio, I am from the Dartmouth Ma area.
Awesome! Glad to help. You're more than welcome to come visit - I am open by appointment M-F. You can get in touch with me via my website: www.loopbyloopstudio.com. : )
Love the ideas of stencils and the heat bond tape. Thank you for sharing
I like your straighforward presentation. I listen to instructional videos to learn more about rug hooking, not more about the presenter. I do get annoyed, and turn off the video, when presenters start telling me about what happened to them that day. Thanks. And I am glad you are in RI. I live in CT a few months a year and have been looking for a studio I can visit instead of just ordering online.
Thank you for your comment and kind words! Please do visit!
I just discovered your videos! I love them! I am a beginner so I am grateful you are doing videos. You are such a fabulous teacher! I tried to order a kit from your website but you are sold out of so many kits! That is good news for your shop though! I will try again later. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Dee! If you need a certain kit and can't seem to get it off the website, drop me a line at loopbyloopstudio@gmail.com! I can make anything you need. Thanks for watching!
Enjoyed watching and learning from you!
Yayy! A fellow Rhode Islander!
I am! Feel free to come visit sometime!
Excellent!!
Great advice
Great video. Quick question: isn't heat n' bond double sided sticky? In the video you only show attaching one side. Are you folding the monks cloth down to make a hem afterwards?
Hi Jennifer! The heat n bond dries once it's cooled so it is not sticky again unless you apply more heat. You could definitely fold it over to make a nice little hem for yourself but I haven't found it necessary to do in my practice. Thanks for watching!
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