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I love a long needle for hand quilting also - I use a size 9 or 10 Milliners (aka straw) needle

New to your channel. I see that Kit Kat coffee cup….. I am a Kit Kat groupie…..lol…..🤣

Just. Beautiful!

I want to do this quilt. I think it will happen in 2026 for me though. I just already have way too many projects in line and already started. But I absolutely love this quilt.

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Question when you’re pulling the last knot between the layers of the quilt, that knot is maybe a half inch from the last stitch leaving a space of loose thread to maybe back up and make that last 23 stitches loose? I hope my question makes sense. Thank you please explain.❤

The further along you get on your project, the better your camera angles are thank you I think I spoke too soon. Sorry.😔 thank you for mentioning the size of needle brand and the side of thread and brand. Very helpful….. question. I’m familiar with the hang from the ceiling stretch out the whole quilt frame. Besides space why would you not prefer this style and stretching your quilt out… question: when you first did the first stitch pulling the knob through, I don’t understand did you pull it all the way through where we had to start over?. Please explain…. Thank you. I’m so interested in your next videos.❤

So beautiful!

Aw brilliant! Well done 🥳

Lovely project! Thanks for sharing. So good to see you back. ❤👍from Somerset

Hi Eleanor, awesome to see you back. Love the tutorial and the fact you used tapestry wool, who would have thought considering crochet does use a lot of wool. Happy New Year. May 2025 bring Love and Light, HEALING and Blessings to you xx💚💙❤ hugs from NZ

Lovely video!

YOU ARE WONDERFUL WE ALL LOVE YOU!!! AND MAJORLY TALENTED!!!♥️♥️♥️

Great project, will add it to my list😂

It is good to see you again, glad you are doing well.

Çok güzel ellerinize emeğinize sağlık ❤❤❤😊

Thank you!😊

Great information! Thank you.

Thank you for sharing Stunning. Beautiful.

I grew up thinking all quilts were made from two layers of fabric with wool laid between because that's what we made in school on the borders60+ years ago aged about 7. They don't teach kids really usefull things any more it seems. Patchwork was an alien thing I learned about when learning about history. Eventually I came accross strange USA practices of purchasing New cloth ! in order to make quilts rather than cutting up old clothes. My Nain was lazy and used old blankets as wadding rather than gathering wool from hedges but at school we were told to bring in our own harvest to make our pot cloths as gifts for our Mamau

Wonderful instructions and a beautiful heirloom.

I tried marking with lead pencil once and it didn’t wash out. Fiasco after all that work. Suggest doing a test before investing all the time and effort l

You genuinely don’t understand how much I crashed out making this skirt. Like this is not for beginners. Love the video tho def helped a lot

these are absolutely beautifully awesome!🤩

Thanx for clear demonstration❤❤

Thankyou very inspiring. I’m fairly new to this but keen to have a go

Truly beautiful..all of it...tfs...

That’s pure beauty. Love it. where can i get that pattern?

Utterly..Utterly...wonderful in all it's textile, optical illusion glory...thank you for sharing ...such inspection....stumbleupon your crazy quilt and Gere I'm am for it all....

Its such a lovely quilt and such lovely neat stitches...honestly your work is beautiful....is it possible to do a whole quilt with printed fabric?

Love your work. Do you make ties? Looking for someone to help with a design.

I enjoyed watching this video. Your explanations were very clear but I would have liked the written sentences to have stayed on screen a little longer to have time to read them especially as the light colour partly disappeared into the background. I'm looking forward to watching your embellishment video. Thank you

I have a couple of antique long gloves….what can we do with them,PLEAE MAM…THANK YOU

Do you use a special thread to sew it ????

Thankyou sooooo much….I have giveso many pretty pieces away…..I will start making this with what I have left from grandma…..you are so very TALENTED….hugs carolyn fro Columbus Georgia

I am hoping and praying that Father Christmas drops this book in my Christmas stocking this year 😚🤗❤ Stunning fabrics btw .....

Great lesson I am a yo-yo lover also working on a cushion.

Beautiful

Hi! I could really use some help with a vintage sewing machine 😅. I recently got a Anker automatic rz deluxe and i don't know how to make it work. Btw I don't have the cable for it. I don't know how to take care for it exactly, like what oil to use and so on. After a few days of trying, i got the thread in the right place, but the problem now is that the weel doesn't make the rest of the machine work. Could you please help me? 😅❤

What is the hoop stand you are using?

Such lovely work and an even lovelier story! I was just looking for a way to repurpose some vintage linen I was gifted. What a surprise to stumble across your channel. Many blessings to you and yours! I’m subscribing now so I’ll watch more later. 🥰

Your instruction was excellent. I feel like I could now attempt a project. Thx so very much!

Gorgeous!

This is beautiful! Not only the quilt but the story behind it, it becoming a life long companion. Love it!

Adorable. Have you done the pdf for this? Would love the pattern.

Дякую! Чудова робота❤

Hello Eleanor. Have just subscribed to your channel and have been delighted with your tutorial about making a needle case. Yours is the only one I've seen that presumes that viewers know nothing about the topic (and I didn't). This then made your fabulous beginners instructions easy to follow. Thankyou so much because now I feel confident about giving this new interest a go. I am a patchworker so do understand about fabrics but had no understanding really about the construction of the project from the absolute beginning. I have many lovely pieces of old lace and embroideries and now feel confident about putting them to good use in Christmas gifts etc. Thankyou so much from Australia for your help with this. Do hope your hand is better by now ❤️

Absolutely lovely. ❤

The quilt being so lovely is the main reason I watched the video. I don't know how to be an exhibition judge, but to me part of the "quilting" is the way the top is put together. Some quilts don't need a lot of stitching through all three layers to be complete. So in short, I disagree with the judge who remarked about the quilting, and the one who said color isn't applicable. Also you have a lovely storytelling voice that draws the listener in to the story about Aunt Edie.

These are stunning. The shade of blue used is one of my favorite color palettes; I used to have Blue Willow style kitchenware. Like many people, I have been looking for ways to use pieces sewn by my grandmother and mother.