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Yay, hand quilting, once you get the Sampler Quilt top completed! How will be measuring and cutting the fabrics for each block? Will you be hand stitching the block together? In our "quilting world" there are several basic tools recommended and it all can get expensive... just cautioning words. I have been quilting for more than 32 years, now. There are Beginner quilting instructions by more than 1 TH-cam Creator. I do recommend the FAT QUARTER SHOP TH-cam videos for new quiltmakers. Just look for a group of videos under their Playlist on their introduction page. By the way, when showing someone else's patterns on TH-cam, you must not show the pattern or instructions. Just show the photo of the block so you are not "freely" giving away the author's work. That way, it encourages others to find the book and possibly to buy it. Some other TH-cam Creators will cover the pattern + instructions with a sticky note paper, or paperclip a paper over the instructions. Others will move the book off camera for a second or two, to find just the block photo, then return that photo page to the camera... just my 2 cents. If you wish, watch Kimberly Jolly on FQS: Fat Quarter Shop TH-cam as she reviews other's books or patterns. She often does it the way I described in her Floss Tube Videos...which are for Counted Cross Stitchers. The point is to preserve the author's Copyright.
Appreciate your thoughtful comments and suggestions! I think I will be using a sewing machine to piece them together. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on what to do when reviewing or using someone else’s patterns. Luckily there aren’t a lot of instructions in this book.
Yay, hand quilting, once you get the Sampler Quilt top completed!
How will be measuring and cutting the fabrics for each block?
Will you be hand stitching the block together?
In our "quilting world" there are several basic tools recommended and it all can get expensive... just cautioning words.
I have been quilting for more than 32 years, now.
There are Beginner quilting instructions by more than 1 TH-cam Creator.
I do recommend the FAT QUARTER SHOP TH-cam videos for new quiltmakers. Just look for a group of videos under their Playlist on their introduction page.
By the way, when showing someone else's patterns on TH-cam, you must not show the pattern or instructions. Just show the photo of the block so you are not "freely" giving away the author's work. That way, it encourages others to find the book and possibly to buy it.
Some other TH-cam Creators will cover the pattern + instructions with a sticky note paper, or paperclip a paper over the instructions. Others will move the book off camera for a second or two, to find just the block photo, then return that photo page to the camera... just my 2 cents.
If you wish, watch Kimberly Jolly on FQS: Fat Quarter Shop TH-cam as she reviews other's books or patterns. She often does it the way I described in her Floss Tube Videos...which are for Counted Cross Stitchers. The point is to preserve the author's Copyright.
Appreciate your thoughtful comments and suggestions! I think I will be using a sewing machine to piece them together.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on what to do when reviewing or using someone else’s patterns. Luckily there aren’t a lot of instructions in this book.