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Links to my website are in the description below, but here it is 🙂www.thread-graffiti.com/shopping.html

yes, it is the same either way.

Did you watch Part 1, and part 3? Those might give you a better view. Also I have several short reels on my Instagram that you can check out too. Part 1 - th-cam.com/video/0e-WFqBmbu8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Qmqhrbl0IKzWNs54 Instagram - instagram.com/gina_tell_threadgraffiti/reels/

You will do great, just go slow on the first one and watch the videos as you go, each one will get easier, and share pictures too, I can't wait to see them!

@ Thank you❤️

I wish I would’ve thought about this idea when my mom died a few weeks ago 😢

@@evanorth3056 I’m so sorry your Mom passed. Maybe you’ll find a few of her things where you least expected. Thinking of you & your family during one of the most difficult times we face in life🫶🛐🫶

@ thank you so very much

No, This ruler is only for 2.5" binding strips. Typically the only reason quilters cut them to 2.25" is because they are sewing it right to the quilt edge, but since my technique leaves the scant 1/4 you want that extra so it looks perfect and even on both front and back side of the quilt.

Wondering the same thing.

Yay, Im glad you found me too!!

YAY, Thank you for trying them out!!

oh I am so glad to hear you loved them, thanks sew much for the feedback!! Yay

Thanks for watching!!

You can look at some of my other videos. I explain my technique for binding with my rulers with 3 different videos.

@@danasheridan8706 th-cam.com/video/0e-WFqBmbu8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OrsJEyi3XaLPR8k5

I used to have such a hard time with the two ends and get so frustrated with binding in general, so it makes me very happy to know my rulers are helping you enjoy the process more!! Thank you SEW much!

If you replay this tutorial, maybe you can pause it, take a screenshot, then count beyond the center = 4 HST's 2nd round= 5 HST’S PER EACH of the 4 sides of the square, which is turned: on point..as a diamond. 3rd round= 4th round = Good luck!

@@nancy-katharynmcgraw2669 For this Bonus FREEBIE quilt you'll need 144 4x4 HST I made my quilt with 12 rows across and 12 rows down

@@nancy-katharynmcgraw2669 instagram.com/reel/C_wNQoYx8rs/?igsh=NGpnOWo4MHE5c29v I just started in the middle and went around, turning them so the dark is on the correct side for each row. This reel might help

I just started in the middle and went around, turning them so the dark is on the correct side for each row. This reel might help. instagram.com/reel/C_wNQoYx8rs/?igsh=NGpnOWo4MHE5c29v. Also I have the number of blocks in the description box with all the links. For this Bonus FREEBIE quilt you'll need 144 4x4 HST I made my quilt with 12 rows across and 12 rows down

Thank you, I love scrappy quilts, can't wait to see what you make!

Thanks for watching!

I like the way you think, it will be such a fun day when you have two quilts done in the time of one!!

I got my first Juki when my son was 3 years old, he will be 18 soon and it still works great! I will always love them best!

Yay, now you can make 2 quilts at once with very few extra steps!

Thanks Jayne 😍

Thanks for watching!!

Yay, thanks for watching

Thank you @@cynthiatriller5879 I am not a starcher ❤️

@@JoannaShoemaker oh I’m so happy to hear that! Thank you

Thank you @@GaleMiller-es3cp awesome, can’t wait to see what you make!

@@anitaferrick1546 absolutely, thanks for watching ❤️

@@leonakofoed289 thank you

@@cindybenoit3452 yay, thanks so much!

Thanks for watching!!

Yay, I'm glad you like it!

Thanks Peaches!!

You are a boss Scarlett!! Thank you

It does really depend on the project, but mostly I love the way hand binding is invisible, no matter how hard I try I can't get that look with the machine.

I explain that in one of the tutorials. But there are two ways to look at this…. Either my quilts are square when I piece them, or they are not. So if it was already square when it was quilted I simply trim all the way around with the scant amount. Or if it was not square I still just trim around it with my scant ruler. I never cut into my blocks to square my quilts up, if it’s a little off I just go with it. The honest truth is that most quilts that come through my studio are not perfectly square, but once bound and washed nobody will ever know. The only reason I would worry about it personally is if I was entering it to a show for judging and in that case I’d make sure it was square during the piecing process. I hope you’ll read some of my reviews and try the set.