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Thank you for sharing.

Hi. For this method, the right side has one line of stitches, while the wrong side has two? Or is it a personal choice?

What do you do with Aida cloth after you embroider your pattern?

Thank you so much for this super simple explanation! I just got my first embroidery kit and was confused about the different needle sizes. This makes so much sense!

Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for a straightforward video!

Hi-so the fusing will prevent the material from fraying?

Thank you so much! I took up embroidery this spring on a whim, and I've gone through seven beginner projects that aren't really good for decoration, but I don't want to just throw them away, so I've been looking into making a felt "needlebook" so that I can just sew those projects onto the felt "pages" for collection. But I want the cover of the book to be embroidered, so I'm so thankful for your tips on how to do that! I'm also planning to give my coworkers similar ornaments for Christmas because several of them have pestered me (jokingly) about giving my projects to them when they've seen me embroidering at work, and I was considering how best to make them. I didn't know the felt won't fray! I guess I'll be doing that! Much easier than what I was planning on doing, that's for sure!

Great idea!

Beautiful Work!! I feel encouraged.

Does it have to be a square quilt? or can you do a rectangle...and fill in the ends?

Just the answer this new quilter was looking for!! Thank you for all these helpful hints. I’m listening to them all!!

I am trying to duplicate my friends quilt for her kid. I have struggled so much with these split half triangles. I can't seem to get them right with the method that does multiple at a time. I can't wait to try this method. Thank you!❤

Thank you so much!

I like neat. I am a hand quilter, and make hand sewn historical inspired clothing. Currently working on my first cross stitch project - a small table mat. The thread snakes from one row to the next along the back, but no long carries, and I fixed the occasional bird's nests and snags. If it were going to be a towel, I would have sewn a bit of thin muslin behind the decorative part. I inherited a box of gorgeous fine embroidery from my grandmother, but as far as I know she was not the stitcher of any of it.

Fantastic series of tutorials! I was SO intimidated - but your clear instructions make it easily doable. Thank you!

So honored to be featured here! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!

Wonderful idea! Thank you!

I do all my embroidery by colour, I don’t use the numbers when choosing my threads.

Are the fabrics in the example wrong sides together?

Interesting thank you for sharing this book with us 😊 I enjoyed your videos on the summet by the way ❤

Thank you! I didn't understand bias tape being cut on an angle, you explained it very well and quickly!

I’m so looking forward to receiving my book. I pre ordered it and it won’t be long now 😆

Just found this one also! Great follow up, I'm committing and going to start this tote bag 😁 thank you so much for the tips!

Love this, thank you for the clear and concise tips! Off to go start an ambitious totebag with pockets 😅

Fascinating!🦉🧵🪡

Good advice. I’ve seen some items that were not so neat and wondered about how they would wear.

Learned so much thx u!!

I love this idea than you so much for sharing I'm going to make several. God bless you

Thank you for clearing this up!!!

Ok nice explanation jogakbo is from kyubang craft(done by women) and used as hanging curtain and many. Thanks from korea Im new at quilter and seeing korean style jogakbo always wondered what s the difference in skills havent dpne quilt yet.similar thing both are.

Thank you for this video! I'm new to cross stitching and have been trying to find someone that could explain all the differences

This is a great idea. I have just rearranged my sewing room and don't have a design wall. A plastic picnic table cloth with a fuzzy back is just the thing. You have given me an idea how to make a design wall and I can just roll it up and things won't get messy. Thanks Elizabeth I love this idea.

Thank you! I have seen several of your pojagi made by machine. I was wondering how it could be done by hand. It is an interesting technique to share and study with my bee or hand quilters

I want to make my 4 blocks to b 9 1/2" unfinished. What size should my strips b?

I just started doing some of this - and I love the texture! Thanks for the video.

Looks like a jeans seam.

Your quilt is adorable. All that embroidery work and those bright fabrics… I’m sure your daughter has enjoyed it. Maybe some kind of frame and a colored background in all the embroidered pieces could help to create more focal attention but I really love it just the way it is. Thank you for sharing.

Very cute quilt, and interesting observations about contrasts and such. I’ve learned something with every project I’ve made, too.

Does this work when used not just in a straight line?

Thank you that is such a clever idea!

Thank you. Your window hanging is beautiful, and I love the idea of a seasonal series. The pojagi technique is so interesting and I love the projects you’ve made.

Thank you!

i want the star for the delectable mountain quilt show the star part

i want the star for the delectable mountain quilt

I think it is more of a Flat-Feld Seam. Good ideas. Thanks.

AKA French seam. ))

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I would make these pojagi curtains, even knowing they were going to face - inevitable where I live. The pleasure I would get from them would easily outweigh the fading

thx