I tried the pool noodle basting method today and it worked like a charm. Before I knew it I was finished on a lap quilt I am making for my granddaughter. Will be using this method from now on. Thank you so much for the video.
New to quilting, I’ve made 3 and had no idea there was a right and wrong side to batting! Thank you for this education! And for the super pool noodle tutorial!
Wow! Tracy, so glad I saw this! My 80-year old knees and hips hate getting down on the floor, and hate even more getting up! Floor basting is one reason I usually send my quilts to the long-arm quilter, who does that part. This will make quilting my own so much easier, and it will save me money! I really enjoyed your tutorial, which was easy to understand, and you didn't have any extra time-wasting "chit chat" or. annoying music. I gave you a "thumbs up" and subscribed; looking forward to more of your videos!
❤❤❤❤ I’m 79 and still am excited to learn new methods. I’ve known about people using pool noodles, but never saw a good demonstration until your video. 😊 I’m eager to try it. You were ingenious to join two together like a male and female plug PLUS the tape! And the way you set up for machine quilting-you rock in that department!! The “necklace” to help support the part in front of you-now that is super-Genius! Adding quilt batting and then the Minky-so smart. I love how you describe the feel of it. I can’t wait to see the video of your husband opening this gift. He will love it not just because you made it, but because you customized it just for him. ❤❤❤❤❤
I love that you are still learning...I love learning and trying new things. I can't wait until my husband opens his quilt. He's gonna love it❤️ Merry Christmas🎄
This was the best video I’ve ever seen in basting the quilt. Finally an easy way to do it. Thank you so much for making this video. I can’t wait to try it.
I absolutely love your videos and share them with all the ladies in my quilting classes. I thank God I saw this video today because I was dreading sandwiching my quilt. I'm getting ready to go to Lowe's to get some pool noodles. They still have them in stock. Again, thank you so much for your awesome videos. 😊🎉
I no longer quilt large quilts so when I saw this I discussed it with my husband. Instead of using pool noodles, my husband sanded down two lengths of lumber about 3 1/2 inches wide by 60 inches long and I use them to wrap the top, batting, and backing. I pin every few inches and then roll out a few more inches and pin baste some more. It works beautifully. So thanks for the idea.
This sounds similar to what my grandfather (Pop Pop) made for my Mom Mom and the great aunts and somehow attached to saw horses - I remember large clamps? What fun watching the quilting magic and making a few stitches
I can't even begin to tell you how much I hate putting a quilt sandwich together. This is a game changer! I am going tomorrow to find pool noodles or pipe insulation and get those tops basted! My kids may actually get their quilts some day! LOL Thanks so much!
U can use a quilt ruler edge, like a quick scrapper (try different size rulers for ur personal need) to smooth out wrinkles and air pockets for each layer of quilt being basted....the quilt ruler edge gives a smoother and more efficient and taut smoothing out than using the palms of ur hand.
Love how you get right to the point without all the intro chitchat!. I have used the noodles twice and still working on getting it smooth. You make it look so easy. I use cans from my pantry to keep the noodles from rolling. Like the pool noodle on the table. Will have to try it. Thank you for the info on the right and wrong side of the batting. I guess I have been lucky and got it right by accident on all but one quilt. NOW I know why the batting was poking through the fabric after quilting. THANK YOU! WE can still dream of that huge table in our home to do this on. No more floors for me!!
I am somewhat new to quilting. I am happy that I find you on TH-cam. You are so easy and calm to listen too-----And understand your directions. Thank you.
I enjoy your videos they are so helpful to me my mama and aunts quilted I can remember when I was a kid hand quilting with my mom I just wish I would’ve paid more attention
I’m so excited for you to try it! I disliked crawling around on the floor so much as it was so tiring. The pool noodles are much easier for sure! Keep me posted on how it goes for you. ✅✂️🤓
Your the first channel I have seen actually do a large quilt with the noodles. I have my pool noodles but have not done this yet. I also dislike doing this on the floor. I have a queen size I need to sandwich together. Thanks for the inspiration
You are a wonderful, and very thoughful, teaher. 1. I did not know that there was a right side, and a wrong side, to batting. 2. I did not know how to join Pool Noodles to makes them long enough to use on large quilts. 3. I also did not know how to use that spray glue safely. The quilt shop owner, that I bought my can of spray glue from, did not tell any of us (in that class) about how dangerous that can of spray glue may be (after she talked us into buying it). I learned that after I got home with it and took the time to read the label. I've had it for years and have been to scared to use it. Thank you so much for all this new information. I may learn how guilt better and safer (and suffer less pain while doing it). Please stay safe.
A great idea using the pool noodle Thank you for sharing this tip, I shall be buying some noodles and using them from now on as I have always had trouble getting basting right . finding your videos very informative Thank you, Amanda from England G.B.x
Yes. Where is part 3? I’d love to see how you put it all together. I’ve made quilts and they’ve been ok but with this brilliant ideathey may be able to satisfy my own hard bar that I set myself. Thanks heaps.
This was a good learning tutorial for me. I did not know there was a right/wrong side on batting. And the use of the pool noodle is so clever. Thank you!
I am brand spanking new to ,quilting.... but i have been sewing since I was 8..making clothes and odd and ends through the years... I am now 61 and just decided this is the time for me to do what I've always wanted to do. Honestly I never quilted before because everyone I knew that quilted did it by hand, no machines, well that is not for me I stab myself to often with pins and needles... so no thank you. But when it came time to learn to sandwich the quilt the reality hit me... I can NOT be crawling around the floor. Someone will be calling the fire department to get me up. LOL Anyway, you taught me this, and it has worked so well.... Perfectly! Thank You so much!!!!
I am very happy to watch your tutorial clips.thanks a million to share your grate ideas about quilting. They are precious. My name is Ashraf from Iran.
Thumbs up and subscribed. Thank you so much. I have 2 unfinished quilt tops because of the dreaded lack of space and puckered quilt backs. I used to borrow a quilt store classroom but many store owners retired and closed shop over the years. And who knew there was a right and wrong side to batting...you did! Learned on another channel about little templates for home quilting. Today has been a game changer. I must resume quilting.
Yes, years ago I was able to pin baste my quilt at a nearby store when the classroom was not used. One shop of 4 remains and they were too busy. I was able to use the large meeting table at work and spray basted for the first time just folding back and spraying. Took like 3 hours! The table has curved sides so visibly weird. I wished I had an extra pair of hands. I might try the noodles next time. Not sure if I will spray or go back to pinning.
Love your idea about connecting the pool noodles! I understand about getting down on the floor, I still have to do that, occasionally. Will definitely do this next time!!! One of my biggest problems about getting down on the floor, is trying to get back up!!! LOL! I also love the idea of using sheets for the backing!!!
Thank you Tracey for this tutorial, I’ve have now basted 4 quilts with the pool noodle method and every time I come to the basting I watch your tutorial as a refresher, I didn’t know that there was a top and bottom for the batting either, now you have enlightened me, something I learned today after rolling my Grandsons queen size dinosaur quilt onto the pool noodles, the quilt top and the backing are directional so I had to make sure that before I started basting it that I had the backing matching the direction of the quilt top, lucky that I thought to check on that before hand as I was about to baste the backing upside-down 🤪, and got myself quite confused for a moment, then re-rolled the backing, finally got it right. Now to set up for quilting it. My first sewing experience was when I was seven years old and I wanted to make a dress for my doll, I hounded my poor mum for some material, which she didn’t have as she did not sew, she got so tired of me carrying on she pulled out her Wedding dress which her mother had made and gave me that, which I gleefully began to cut a piece out of, I’m so ashamed that I did that, and my punishment…. I don’t have mums wedding dress that my grandmother made.😔.
*_I also get confused when basting a quilt with pool noodles LOL 😂so you're not alone . Don't worry too much about the dress of your mums.....although I can totally relate...years ago when I was in 6th grade my mom made me a dress that I adored at the time and wore with pride....I kept it for a long time but then one day I was "weeding out" some old stuff.......and I gave it to the goodwill.....needless to say...I totally regret doing that...and wish that I hadn't done that....😟At least we can have the memories of the items....💛_*
Great video. Thank you for presenting. I connect my pool noodles using small lengths (about 10-12 inches) of white plastic irrigation pipe. The pipe is easily inserted or removed when adjusting the overall length of each noodle string. No weakening of noodle end.
I watched a ton of videos about longarm quilting and was in awe about how easy they made basting look - I HATE moving my dining table and spending hours on the hard tile on all fours. I knew there HAD to be a better way - I kept asking my husband about pvc? Something…? Then I found this video! Genius! This is exactly what I had (muddy) in my mind, and now the large quilt I’ve been dreading to baste will be SO much easier. Thank you!!! My back, knees and wrists thank you!!
Hello I'm also a beginner, your tutorials are great easily explained even take time to respond and answer questions people have. You've got a natural knack for teaching, thank you so much. I'm less intimidated to give sewing with machine a try. I still remember my grandma sitting on the floor and pinning hers. God bless her determination. Thank you again 👏
New quilter here. Thank you for this this video! I am not able to get on floor to baste it & could not figure out how I was going to because my dining room table is not large enough, you solved my problem, now to get the pool noodles.
*_Thank you for the kind feedback Kimberly💛 Genius for sure!- I cannot take credit for it...it's been around for awhile....I'm not sure who came up with it🤷🏻♀️ All I know ...IT WORKS LOL😂_*
@snowdrift Me too! In fact, I have been putting off finishing quilts as I get so frustrated trying to keep wrinkles out. Then, on lifting off the table or floor only to find that the backing puckered up as I was pinning! We buy pool noodles every year for the pool, this year extras for me!
I tried the pool noodle basting method today and it worked like a charm. Before I knew it I was finished on a lap quilt I am making for my granddaughter. Will be using this method from now on. Thank you so much for the video.
I’m so happy to hear positive feedback on this method. It does come together really quick👍🏼✅🤓
Instead of the spray adhesive, I wonder if the school glue method could be used? Love the rolling idea!
New to quilting, I’ve made 3 and had no idea there was a right and wrong side to batting! Thank you for this education! And for the super pool noodle tutorial!
Wow! Tracy, so glad I saw this! My 80-year old knees and hips hate getting down on the floor, and hate even more getting up! Floor basting is one reason I usually send my quilts to the long-arm quilter, who does that part. This will make quilting my own so much easier, and it will save me money! I really enjoyed your tutorial, which was easy to understand, and you didn't have any extra time-wasting "chit chat" or. annoying music. I gave you a "thumbs up" and subscribed; looking forward to more of your videos!
Thank you so much for the kind feedback Jeri. I really do appreciate it. The pool noodles definitely are worth it! And so inexpensive too!✅🤓
OMG! You are 80 and STILL quilting? You rock!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! It made my quilting life much much easier. I love love love it!
I like to put a dowel Rod inside the noodles so they roll sturdier.
❤❤❤❤ I’m 79 and still am excited to learn new methods. I’ve known about people using pool noodles, but never saw a good demonstration until your video. 😊 I’m eager to try it. You were ingenious to join two together like a male and female plug PLUS the tape! And the way you set up for machine quilting-you rock in that department!! The “necklace” to help support the part in front of you-now that is super-Genius! Adding quilt batting and then the Minky-so smart. I love how you describe the feel of it. I can’t wait to see the video of your husband opening this gift. He will love it not just because you made it, but because you customized it just for him. ❤❤❤❤❤
I love that you are still learning...I love learning and trying new things. I can't wait until my husband opens his quilt. He's gonna love it❤️ Merry Christmas🎄
This was the best video I’ve ever seen in basting the quilt. Finally an easy way to do it. Thank you so much for making this video. I can’t wait to try it.
I use a spray bast that I get from Hobby Lobby. No fumes AT all works so well
You are a genius! I don't know how I missed this series! Thank you!
I absolutely love your videos and share them with all the ladies in my quilting classes. I thank God I saw this video today because I was dreading sandwiching my quilt. I'm getting ready to go to Lowe's to get some pool noodles. They still have them in stock. Again, thank you so much for your awesome videos. 😊🎉
I would love a table that big! What a great video.
Thank you for linking this tutorial. Now I have no excuse for not basting and finishing my quilt!
❤😊 Honestly this is Very HELPFUL!!! Game changing, Awesome learning from Ur Gifts ❤😊
The best idea to baste a quilt I've ever seen!
Thank you ✅💜
I had thought my most recent quilt was my last quilt but you have given me hope. I will follow this channel closely.
I no longer quilt large quilts so when I saw this I discussed it with my husband. Instead of using pool noodles, my husband sanded down two lengths of lumber about 3 1/2 inches wide by 60 inches long and I use them to wrap the top, batting, and backing. I pin every few inches and then roll out a few more inches and pin baste some more. It works beautifully. So thanks for the idea.
That’s wonderful!!!👍🏼🤓🤩
Good husband.
Every time I have used spray basting it doesn't hold good enough to tug my quilt around in my domestic sewing machine.
This sounds similar to what my grandfather (Pop Pop) made for my Mom Mom and the great aunts and somehow attached to saw horses - I remember large clamps? What fun watching the quilting magic and making a few stitches
Awesome tutorial. It is very useful. Thank you for sharing.
Glad it was helpful Debbie!✅
I can't even begin to tell you how much I hate putting a quilt sandwich together. This is a game changer! I am going tomorrow to find pool noodles or pipe insulation and get those tops basted! My kids may actually get their quilts some day! LOL Thanks so much!
Wonderful!!!! Have fun with it!!!💛
U can use a quilt ruler edge, like a quick scrapper (try different size rulers for ur personal need) to smooth out wrinkles and air pockets for each layer of quilt being basted....the quilt ruler edge gives a smoother and more efficient and taut smoothing out than using the palms of ur hand.
Love how you get right to the point without all the intro chitchat!. I have used the noodles twice and still working on getting it smooth. You make it look so easy. I use cans from my pantry to keep the noodles from rolling. Like the pool noodle on the table. Will have to try it. Thank you for the info on the right and wrong side of the batting. I guess I have been lucky and got it right by accident on all but one quilt. NOW I know why the batting was poking through the fabric after quilting. THANK YOU! WE can still dream of that huge table in our home to do this on. No more floors for me!!
Just got done crawling around on the floor for a full workout to sandwich my latest quilt. Sweating and everything so I was ready to see this.
Crawling on the floor to quilt baste is a nightmare!!!!✅
I love your channel! I just started quilting and I have so much to learn. Thank you for all your videos!
You’re welcome Jo🧡
You are genial !!!
So glad I found this video.
And of course… I subscribed 🤗
Yay! Thank you!🎉
Good tip for knowing which side up the batting is! Great demo with pool noodles too. Thanks
I just tried the pool noodle method today to do my husbands "man" quilt-holy smacks it was so easy!!! I appreciate you and your genius!!
Thank you so much for coming back on here to let us all know that it totally worked for you!✅
Great idea. Thank you for your video it was wonderful watching.
As someone who has accidentally pinned a quilt to my carpet🤦🏾♀️, my only large floor space, I so deeply appreciate this quilting life hack! 🙃😆❤️
*_Oh no Amber..you pinned it to the carpet/? (it is kind of funny though....sorry LOL) You will love this hack for sure!!!💛_*
I am somewhat new to quilting. I am happy that I find you on TH-cam. You are so easy and calm to listen too-----And understand your directions. Thank you.
Wow. So much easier, and I love how the pool noodles are so light and flexible. You're an excellent teacher, too. That's a talent in itself. 💜
Thanks so much 😊
This is the perfect time of year to stock up on pool noodles at The Dollar Tree! 😀
I am just getting started in quilting, and this idea is genius! Thank you so much for sharing!!
I love this video!! The best one I have viewed for spray with pool noodles!! Thank for the great job and sharing.
Thank you for this information about the batting up and downside never new this😁
*_Happy to help!💛_*
This was EXCELLENT. THANKS
You’re welcome Janis🧡
I enjoy your videos they are so helpful to me my mama and aunts quilted I can remember when I was a kid hand quilting with my mom I just wish I would’ve paid more attention
So awesome. Thank you for sharing.😀😀😀
Great idea!!!!
❤ learnt something new, love watching your videos x
Great tips!!!!!
Thank you SO MUCH! As a 72 year old quilter it is difficult to sandwich my quilts together. You make it look so easy. I can't wait to try this.
I’m so excited for you to try it! I disliked crawling around on the floor so much as it was so tiring. The pool noodles are much easier for sure! Keep me posted on how it goes for you. ✅✂️🤓
Your the first channel I have seen actually do a large quilt with the noodles. I have my pool noodles but have not done this yet. I also dislike doing this on the floor. I have a queen size I need to sandwich together. Thanks for the inspiration
How awesome , no more floor!!! Thank you
*_Yay...no more floor!✅_*
Thankyou !! Thankyou!! Thankyou! very informative and impressed of your Genius Love for how to use the four pool noodle
Thanks for the kind feedback Maria💜
You are a wonderful, and very thoughful, teaher.
1. I did not know that there was a right side, and a wrong side, to batting.
2. I did not know how to join Pool Noodles to makes them long enough to use on large quilts.
3. I also did not know how to use that spray glue safely. The quilt shop owner, that I bought my can of spray glue from, did not tell any of us (in that class) about how dangerous that can of spray glue may be (after she talked us into buying it). I learned that after I got home with it and took the time to read the label. I've had it for years and have been to scared to use it.
Thank you so much for all this new information. I may learn how guilt better and safer (and suffer less pain while doing it). Please stay safe.
Thank you very much for the kind feedback💛 I appreciate it very much… It encourages me! I’m happy you could easily follow along too✅🤓
I'll be trying this tomorrow! Thank you
Lovely 👍 you made it I easy
Thanks for watching 💛
Wonderful ideas, thank you
You are so welcome Angela💛
A great idea using the pool noodle Thank you for sharing this tip, I shall be buying some noodles and using them from now on as I have always had trouble getting basting right . finding your videos very informative Thank you, Amanda from England G.B.x
Great idea! Thanks so much!
You are so welcome!💛
Woowww after all these blanket i did with backack and knees hurting..Thank you so much for video so much better..what ive been doing
*_You’re welcome 😊_*
Excellent method! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this wonderful idea wish. Would have known years ago poor back
Oh I know Beverly… So many times crawling on the floor and breaking my back to baste the quilt… Not anymore!👍🏼
@@TheSewingChannel And my knees would hurt so bad at night I just wanted to cry.But not anymore.❤️
That is so awesome that is a nice idea thanks for sharing
I love all of your video tutorials. Gracias!!!
You are so welcome!
Yes. Where is part 3? I’d love to see how you put it all together. I’ve made quilts and they’ve been ok but with this brilliant ideathey may be able to satisfy my own hard bar that I set myself. Thanks heaps.
Here ya go th-cam.com/video/8fXiVNppTIQ/w-d-xo.html
Yes please... full tutorial on using pool noodles! 😁
Check my channel. I have done the video already✅
@@TheSewingChannel thank you... I will find it!
Tried this method this morning and it worked great! Took me about 20 minutes total to baste a twin-size quilt. Very easy and quick. Thanks a million!
Awesome Mary Anne! This is definitely an easier way ✅ thanks for the great feedback 💛
That's very neat thank you so much
*_You are so welcome🤓_*
Sewers always find interesting and unique ways to make the creative process easier. Thank you for sharing this!
*_You are so welcome!✅🤓_*
ThiS is BRILLIANT!!!!! I’m USING this great idea!!
WOW!!!
*_Go for it!_*
Loved watching you use the pool noodles on your quilt.You're a good teacher.God Bless you.
HAPPY VALENTINES DAY.
LOVE YOU
Thank you for the kind words💛
This was a good learning tutorial for me. I did not know there was a right/wrong side on batting. And the use of the pool noodle is so clever. Thank you!
Brilliant idea!
*_Thank you!_*
I am brand spanking new to ,quilting.... but i have been sewing since I was 8..making clothes and odd and ends through the years... I am now 61 and just decided this is the time for me to do what I've always wanted to do. Honestly I never quilted before because everyone I knew that quilted did it by hand, no machines, well that is not for me I stab myself to often with pins and needles... so no thank you. But when it came time to learn to sandwich the quilt the reality hit me... I can NOT be crawling around the floor. Someone will be calling the fire department to get me up. LOL Anyway, you taught me this, and it has worked so well.... Perfectly! Thank You so much!!!!
Brilliant!
baste with Elmers washable school glue , safer than the spray basting
I am very happy to watch your tutorial clips.thanks a million to share your grate ideas about quilting. They are precious. My name is Ashraf from Iran.
One of the most ingenious use of pool noodles that I’ve seen. I love it!!
Thanks Trudy💛 this method has been on the internet for a long time✅ it’s easy for sure!
Well that was genius. Can’t wait to try it. This summer it sounds like I need to buy 100+ pool noodles because the usage possibilities are endless 💕
Thank you!
Best explanation I have seen!
Thank you Brenda💛
I love watching smart creative people !!🥰💯
You are so kind to say that. I actually remember this method from a TH-cam video probably 10 years ago✅
@@TheSewingChannel your so welcome, Its a pleasure to and great these ideas get passed along! Thanks again!
Thumbs up and subscribed. Thank you so much. I have 2 unfinished quilt tops because of the dreaded lack of space and puckered quilt backs. I used to borrow a quilt store classroom but many store owners retired and closed shop over the years. And who knew there was a right and wrong side to batting...you did! Learned on another channel about little templates for home quilting. Today has been a game changer. I must resume quilting.
Awesome! It’s so much fun to get excited about sewing! ✅✂️👍💕
Yes, years ago I was able to pin baste my quilt at a nearby store when the classroom was not used. One shop of 4 remains and they were too busy. I was able to use the large meeting table at work and spray basted for the first time just folding back and spraying. Took like 3 hours!
The table has curved sides so visibly weird. I wished I had an extra pair of hands. I might try the noodles next time. Not sure if I will spray or go back to pinning.
Genius ❤
Love your idea about connecting the pool noodles! I understand about getting down on the floor, I still have to do that, occasionally. Will definitely do this next time!!! One of my biggest problems about getting down on the floor, is trying to get back up!!! LOL! I also love the idea of using sheets for the backing!!!
Getting back up is issue for me too lol 😂
I never knew that about batting! Thanks
Amazeballs. Gonna try it today😬😬
Thank you Tracey for this tutorial, I’ve have now basted 4 quilts with the pool noodle method and every time I come to the basting I watch your tutorial as a refresher, I didn’t know that there was a top and bottom for the batting either, now you have enlightened me, something I learned today after rolling my Grandsons queen size dinosaur quilt onto the pool noodles, the quilt top and the backing are directional so I had to make sure that before I started basting it that I had the backing matching the direction of the quilt top, lucky that I thought to check on that before hand as I was about to baste the backing upside-down 🤪, and got myself quite confused for a moment, then re-rolled the backing, finally got it right. Now to set up for quilting it. My first sewing experience was when I was seven years old and I wanted to make a dress for my doll, I hounded my poor mum for some material, which she didn’t have as she did not sew, she got so tired of me carrying on she pulled out her Wedding dress which her mother had made and gave me that, which I gleefully began to cut a piece out of, I’m so ashamed that I did that, and my punishment…. I don’t have mums wedding dress that my grandmother made.😔.
*_I also get confused when basting a quilt with pool noodles LOL 😂so you're not alone . Don't worry too much about the dress of your mums.....although I can totally relate...years ago when I was in 6th grade my mom made me a dress that I adored at the time and wore with pride....I kept it for a long time but then one day I was "weeding out" some old stuff.......and I gave it to the goodwill.....needless to say...I totally regret doing that...and wish that I hadn't done that....😟At least we can have the memories of the items....💛_*
Great video. Thank you for presenting. I connect my pool noodles using small lengths (about 10-12 inches) of white plastic irrigation pipe. The pipe is easily inserted or removed when adjusting the overall length of each noodle string. No weakening of noodle end.
I watched a ton of videos about longarm quilting and was in awe about how easy they made basting look - I HATE moving my dining table and spending hours on the hard tile on all fours. I knew there HAD to be a better way - I kept asking my husband about pvc? Something…? Then I found this video! Genius! This is exactly what I had (muddy) in my mind, and now the large quilt I’ve been dreading to baste will be SO much easier. Thank you!!! My back, knees and wrists thank you!!
*_I totally understand what you mean about being on the floor for hours trying to get it right!!! I'm so glad you found the video helpful💛_*
Woman, you are a gosh darn engineer!
I am super impressed, ang glad that your video showed up in my feed.
😂 lol * I’m glad I showed up in your feed too!!!🤓✅
This is so nice. Going to buy some pool noodles tomorrow. Thank you.
You’re welcome 😉
Wait, there's a front and a backside to batting? I've been quilting for years and did not know this.
Great tutorial Tracy
Thank you Nancy💛
I needed this video today. I have a king sized plane quilt that I was worried about how to make my sandwich. Thank you!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Genius.
I am a beginner and I just found you! You are a great teacher, just what I needed !
Welcome to The Sewing Chanel! ✂️✅🤓
Me too!
Welcome!💛
Hello I'm also a beginner, your tutorials are great easily explained even take time to respond and answer questions people have. You've got a natural knack for teaching, thank you so much. I'm less intimidated to give sewing with machine a try. I still remember my grandma sitting on the floor and pinning hers. God bless her determination.
Thank you again 👏
Thank you for the kind words💛 those are wonderful memories of you and your grandma ❤️
New quilter here. Thank you for this this video! I am not able to get on floor to baste it & could not figure out how I was going to because my dining room table is not large enough, you solved my problem, now to get the pool noodles.
Glad it was helpful! I can't get on the floor either Sheri✅
Genius video!!
*_Thank you for the kind feedback Kimberly💛 Genius for sure!- I cannot take credit for it...it's been around for awhile....I'm not sure who came up with it🤷🏻♀️ All I know ...IT WORKS LOL😂_*
I am just blown away at this poodle noodle way to baste my quilt. This is absolute genius. Thank you so much for sharing
You’re welcome!✅ I first saw this technique years ago. I’m so glad it helped🤩
I had no clue as to the different sides of the batting! Thank you
You’re welcome!✅💛🤓
What an awesome tip. I'm way too old for those floor basting sessions. I love this.
I’m so happy it was helpful ✅🤓 basting on the floor is horrible!
Awesome video!
AWESOME TY ♥️⭕️❌
Excellent tutorial for easily putting the quilt sandwich together and not having to get down on the floor! Can't wait to try it out! Ty!
It is much easier for sure. ✅
Thanks so much! Now off to purchase some noodles! 🙂
Keep me posted on how it works for you 🤓✅✂️
Love this idea. Brilliant.
*_Thank you! 😊_*
So much easier than what I have been doing! All the binding clips gone I am going to look for pool noodles! Thank you!
@snowdrift Me too! In fact, I have been putting off finishing quilts as I get so frustrated trying to keep wrinkles out. Then, on lifting off the table or floor only to find that the backing puckered up as I was pinning! We buy pool noodles every year for the pool, this year extras for me!
You have many easy ideas to make sewing a breeze!!🤩
Thank you! 😊Glad to see you back in the comment section!!!💛
I wish you were my high school calculus teacher. You were very thorough.
I am awful with numbers lol. Thank you for the compliment 💛✂️🤓