Thank you for your video using fusible paper for applique. I just purchased an Accuquilt go. I'm also learning to machine quilt. Your video was so helpful. I'll be looking for more of your video's. Sandy. Idaho 😊
Thanks to all your beautiful tutorials and quilts I may never finish anything else I’ve got to do. I love new pillow covers so for sure iam getting started on the flower pot! It’s beautiful simple snd best of all I got all the similar fabric prints.
I had just begun to trace out & cut out the fusible web for the Accuquilt leaves already cut. I hadn't finished & decided there had to be a better way. But, I was afraid I'd damage my Accuquilt cutter with fusible. Thanks to your tutorial, I feel 100% better knowing that fusible won't damage my cutter. Your method is so much easier & definitely a lot more accurate. Thank You!!!
Loved watching your video. I live in Salzburg and loved watching you on the busy bee on BBC in Austria. Just bought a Accuquilt Baby go. Looking forward to more videos on the appliqué
I'd like the pattern for your Christmas quilt. I love it. Wish you would do a tutorial on it. I just found your videos a couple days ago. Very enjoyable.
Very comprehensible and clear TH-cam instruction covering appliqué, sewing machine and acuquilt die cutting. Thank you Stuart for your enjoyable presentation
Very inspirational. I never thought about doing free motion quilting on appliqué. What a great idea! Question. Did you set your stitch length to zero or is the length of the stitches still set in the machine? Am just starting on free motion quilting, and my stitches are not very even. Yours were beautifully spaced so I was hoping your stitch length was regulated by the machine. Thanks again for a wonderful and informative tutorial.
I believe what you are referring to for "greaseproof paper" is Parchment paper in the US. Is that correct? Or did you mean something more like the teflon/ fiberglass brown pressing sheet?
Thank you!! Great tutorial.... would you be so kind as to tell me the name of the quilt over your right shoulder that looks like a snake? My guess is it was done with Bill Kerr's die, am I correct? How was that done?
Hi Barbara, it is made with circle die using the Accuquilt Go Cutter. If you watch the video at 48:41 he tells you more about the quilt behind him and how to make it.
Thank you for the tutorial. The Quilt behind Stuart with the curves, could you please tell me the name of the pattern and if it's made with a Accquilt Go Cutter. Thank you
Hi Lorna, for machine appliqué you would only use a tear away stabiliser if you're doing a heavy satin stitch around appliqués. However... if you’re appliqueing on a quilt sandwich (batting and backing added) these will act as a stabiliser... no stabiliser needed! If you’re using a blanket, straight or zig zag stitch you don’t need stabiliser... even if you’re just stitching onto a single layer of fabric. Hope this helps!
This project is from The Create and Craft club magazine Summer 2018 . Cost to buy £3.99 . Not sure where it`s sold apart from the Create and Craft website I`m a member so we get the magazine with our club membership.
There is quite a bit of waste fabric and fusible here, why not cut the initial fused pieces a little smaller to just cover the shape, rather than throw away so much excess?
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Thank you for your video using fusible paper for applique. I just purchased an Accuquilt go. I'm also learning to machine quilt. Your video was so helpful. I'll be looking for more of your video's. Sandy. Idaho 😊
just got a GO big machine and a ton of applique dies from a friend selling them - this is so helpful thank you Stuart Hillard !
We'll explained. Could listen to you all day. Great job
Thanks to all your beautiful tutorials and quilts I may never finish anything else I’ve got to do. I love new pillow covers so for sure iam getting started on the flower pot! It’s beautiful simple snd best of all I got all the similar fabric prints.
I had just begun to trace out & cut out the fusible web for the Accuquilt leaves already cut.
I hadn't finished & decided there had to be a better way.
But, I was afraid I'd damage my Accuquilt cutter with fusible.
Thanks to your tutorial, I feel 100% better knowing that fusible won't damage my cutter.
Your method is so much easier & definitely a lot more accurate.
Thank You!!!
Loved watching your video. I live in Salzburg and loved watching you on the busy bee on BBC in Austria. Just bought a Accuquilt Baby go. Looking forward to more videos on the appliqué
He is an excellent teacher--and salesman. I always learn something.
What a wonderful lesson. Excellent tips and very well explained,thank you!
You are a great teacher!
What a wonderful instructional video! Thank you. 👍
Love your Christmas quilt pattern so much. Hope to learn more from you 🙏
What a great teaching video! please don't stop teaching and I am slowly accumulating more dies. Esperansa
Thank you for this class. I really enjoyed it along with learning the how tos. Very nice lesson and fun. Dianne
Great tutorial!!! Greetings from Canada
I thoroughly enjoy watching your delightful videos!
You’re a fantastic teacher and explain things so clearly and precisely 😊
Thank you Stuart enjoyed your video
You are a great teacher. I will copy this pattern using my accuquilt
wow!! love this and will have to try this soon!!
Wow you made that look so easy thank you
I'd like the pattern for your Christmas quilt. I love it. Wish you would do a tutorial on it. I just found your videos a couple days ago. Very enjoyable.
Thank you I enjoyed this tutorial. I was not familiar with this technique. Will try the fusible web. And look into free motion quilting.
Funny guy. Such a mellow man.
I am so thrilled to start doing this Thank you so much
Love your videos Stuart, I've been bought a Gemini die cutter machine .Will the dies you youse fit ,x
You're voice though...it's more like watching an AMSR video. lol LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!!
HELLO THERE GOOD TO SEE I REMEMBER U FROM SEWING BEE CONTEST
Very nice instructions;
Very comprehensible and clear TH-cam instruction covering appliqué, sewing machine and acuquilt die cutting. Thank you Stuart for your enjoyable presentation
Great video loved step by step Thank you
Very inspirational. I never thought about doing free motion quilting on appliqué. What a great idea! Question. Did you set your stitch length to zero or is the length of the stitches still set in the machine? Am just starting on free motion quilting, and my stitches are not very even. Yours were beautifully spaced so I was hoping your stitch length was regulated by the machine. Thanks again for a wonderful and informative tutorial.
If you join create and craft, do you have access to past magazines? Such as the one Stuart Hillard is referring to in this video?
Me encantan estos vídeos 👍🌸
Bonjour, très bien expliqué, maus je voudrais s'avoir quell type de découpe de sur quel site pour l'acheter ainsi que les matrices,,
Merci
I believe what you are referring to for "greaseproof paper" is Parchment paper in the US. Is that correct? Or did you mean something more like the teflon/ fiberglass brown pressing sheet?
Hi Cat Quilter, yes it is parchment/ baking paper - have a fab day :)
@@createandcraft, Thanks
Thank you!! Great tutorial.... would you be so kind as to tell me the name of the quilt over your right shoulder that looks like a snake? My guess is it was done with Bill Kerr's die, am I correct? How was that done?
Hi Barbara, it is made with circle die using the Accuquilt Go Cutter. If you watch the video at 48:41 he tells you more about the quilt behind him and how to make it.
Thank you for the tutorial. The Quilt behind Stuart with the curves, could you please tell me the name of the pattern and if it's made with a Accquilt Go Cutter. Thank you
Hi Diane, it is made with the Accuquilt Go Cutter. If you watch the video at 48:41 he tells you more about the quilt behind him and how to make it.
great tutorial, thank you. Do you use tear-away stabilizer when using batting? Does this depend on the stitch you use?
Hi Lorna, for machine appliqué you would only use a tear away stabiliser if you're doing a heavy satin stitch around appliqués. However... if you’re appliqueing on a quilt sandwich (batting and backing added) these will act as a stabiliser... no stabiliser needed! If you’re using a blanket, straight or zig zag stitch you don’t need stabiliser... even if you’re just stitching onto a single layer of fabric. Hope this helps!
Do you have a list of the Die numbers used for this project. Thx
I love your video. I have never heard of accuquilt but have heard of sizzex, are they the same company ?
No, they are not. They are not interchangeable.
You're adorable and l love this video.
Would like to have more information on this AccuQuilt RTM
Hi Stewart, please let me know the name and item number for the leaf die you are using. Thank you.
Would love for you to do a Sun Bonett Sue Accuquilt tutorial, pleeease🥰
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What magazine is this please
thank you for this tutorial, what fusible are you using I'm having a hard time understanding what you are saying. Thank you
Great tutorial. I have had problems with fusible paper delegating but now know it is because it is old.
This project is from The Create and Craft club magazine Summer 2018 .
Cost to buy £3.99 .
Not sure where it`s sold apart from the Create and Craft website
I`m a member so we get the magazine with our club membership.
can you get this magazine in the USA...
Hi Barbara, this is the Create and Craft Club Member's magazine. You can become a member here www.createandcraft.com/us/join-the-club
START AT MINUTE 6:00
No closed caption for the deaf.
WHERE TO BUY THAT CRAFT MAGAZINE I WANT TO BUY
Hi Maria, this is the Create and Craft Club Member's magazine. You can become a member here www.createandcraft.com/gb/join-the-club
YOU ARE GREAT TEACHER AND WHAT MODEL THAT BERNINA ??
Hi Maria, it's Bernina 550 QE
There is quite a bit of waste fabric and fusible here, why not cut the initial fused pieces a little smaller to just cover the shape, rather than throw away so much excess?
Have a plastic bag so you can just brush them off the table and then you just throw it away when you have finished.
This would be more helpful if we could actually see the stitches used to attach the appliqué.
sound is to low but still good
I can’t understand the name of the magazine. Please let me know as I would like to make this.
Hi, this is the Create and Craft Club Member's magazine. You can become a member here www.createandcraft.com/gb/join-the-club
Si fuera posible en español porfavor q no entiendo nada
Your wrong there ~ plain fabric DOES have a wrong and a right side
How do u know which is the right side?