HI Everyone. A long weekend is ahead for us in Ontario. If quilting is in your plans how about giving this Stashbuster #2 pattern a go. I went out of my comfort zone on the colour, but the fabrics were all in my stash and it felt good to use them up. I'm very pleased with the results and I hope you will give it a try. The free pattern is available on my website Justgetitdonequilts.com
Just thought I’d drop a line to let you know how much I appreciate your videos. I get 95% of my sewing inspiration from TH-cam and often I feel overwhelmed by quilters swearing by specialty rulers and rolls of paper. You make it all seem doable with some basic tools and you let us know when it really pays to invest. I am inspired by your down to earth, humorous videos and very touched by your authentic self. Thanks so much! From a fellow Canadian living in a foreign country (you make me feel at home 🥰🇨🇦)
Was watching your scraps series thinking I needed to get ready for bed when the “dig out the UFO” episode came on. Oh, I need this, I thought-but then said “eat the frog first”! So I did my bedtime routine and THEN watched how to pull out an old project. Thanks so much! Your videos are great and I’m so glad I found you!
I must stop binge watching your tutorials because they are keeping my from my goal! What's that you ask? 1) We're seriously thinking of downsizing from a 3 story 3500 sq foot house to a condo at the beach. 2) My studio is the whole 3rd floor ... including a longarm (and everything you collect with that!), fabric stash, huge design wall, dsm/ironing/cutting stations, light box area for art/collage designing ... Need I go on? It's massive. 3) I need to fit all that into a roughly 8x8 room. 4) Googled compact sewing studios. Lots of ideas, but YOU, my dear, oh so very smart, Karen, have come to the rescue with your succinct, very informative, useful and non-chatty (aka wasting my precious time) information! 5) Sub-goal 1 now is to use up as much as I can before we make the move. 6) Sub-goal 2 finish as many UFO/WIP's as I can before we make the move. Can I thank you enough? I think not!
I'm in search for a quick stash buster quilt pattern and thought I'd rewatch your stash buster series before realising these videos are 4 years old! Still very relevant today but how time flies!
Waving from across the lake in Rochester, NY - I just have to say thank you for this quick and easy pattern. I was at the end of my rope after reworking a more complicated quilt about 5 times, and took a breath and just made this to prove to myself that I did know what I was doing with colors! Everyone who sees it loves it (I gave it a frog border and quilted it with frogs because my husband insisted it reminded him of frogs) and it became an immediate favorite. The break also helped get that other quilt back on track, so two wins in one. Love your videos, please keep them coming!
You are so inspirational Karen. I aspire to be this competent at quilting one day but in the meantime I am learning so much from you and just want to thank you for your fantastic content! The quilt is SO beautiful!!
I’m in the middle of my 2nd quilt ever and I just found your channel today... you are a national treasure that should be protected at all costs!!! Thank you so much for your easy tutorials!!
I followed this pattern with some scraps I had, and I have to say it's the PERFECT scrappy quilt! My best friend loved it too... so much that I gave it to her. Thank you for this awesome stash buster pattern! I love this and will be making another for myself lol.
@@JustGetitDoneQuilts You should! It's what you called in the past, a quilt palette cleanser? Very versatile too. Stay safe. Love ya, my Quilt Momma!!!
Im doing something similar to this. A friend offered me some fabric scraps. I didnt knot that she would give me 4 bags 20 kgs each! of scraps. These are leftovers from a clothing factory, so i got a lot of evenly sized scraps in coordinating colors, many of them strips. so im joining the strips into long sections alternating light and dark patterns. since they are not completely even, it looks a bit wonky but seems intentional. im cutting the smaller pieces into shapes and making blocks. made more than 100 blocks of different sizes in a day, plus a long strip of smaller strips! some people´s trash is another people´s treasure!
Hey! Just wanted to say a big 'thank you!!!' for your videos. Watched your previous Stashbuster tutorial last night, and promptly grabbed 4 FQs and a couple other scraps. Wow! I had a beautiful baby quilt top in one evening! So excited to shop my stash for borders today. I've never, ever, ever completed a quilt top so quickly. Your time and wisdom are so appreciated. With gratitude from your newest subscriber ~ Happy Quilting!
We are in snowmageddon2021 here in Nashville TN. I’ve been bonding with you through your videos! Enjoying them all. You have the right mix of some personal news and content. I don’t like to get to know my online quilter for 20 minutes before we talk shop. LOL.
I have a tip on the masking tape: instead of pulling off one layer at a time, use an exacto knife, packing cutter, or razor blade and cut off a strip section from the roll of tape, cutting through several layers at once.
I really enjoy your videos....I started sewing in Jr. Hi. And made most of my clothes...and with marriage and 3 children, my time was very limited, So after the kids married, and left the nest, I had time to pursue sewing again, for the past 30 years. And I discovered rag quilting...among other types of quilts....thanks for your videos, and inspiration!
I have also used my digital camera to take a picture to help me remember my arrangement before I pick up some of the pieces and take them to the machine.
Gorgeous! Just found you on TH-cam a couple of days ago. I hate to sew, but I know how! Mom and sister were excellent seamstresses. I ordered some material, maybe fat quarters(?), and going to try my hand. Prayers would be appreciated. I haven't sewn in many years. The hardest part will be finding the supplies and gathering from all over the house.
Thank you for another fun stashbuster quilt that I will be making soon. I just finished one using your previous stashbuster video, with a modification of adding an alternate block to make it bigger. I am very pleased with it. I confess I will have to replay this one to get all the details correct as it went a little fast for me. You are so positive and enthusiastic and I appreciate that.
You're such a treasure. 🥳 You're like a treasure chest full of jewelry.. 🤑. I am so thankful and very blessed that I have found your channel.❤❤❤❤ keep them coming!!! From Southwest Louisiana...
You sure make a great teacher! Although I've been sewing and quilting for more years than I care to think about, I'm always learning from you. These stash busters are amazing. You talked about being "uncoordinated" when it came to moving your blocks from the design wall to the sewing machine?? Well, let me tell you I have the same problem. I really appreciate your method of keeping organized. I was always getting up and down all sewing session to the point I was exhausted. Thank you so much for sharing. It's so much appreciated. Hope all is well with your son! Please take care and hugs from Winnipeg!!
Just saw this 2019 video in 2022...laughed at your comment that somehow between the wall and ur machine, you manage to mess it up...lol...I didn't know I was dyslexic until I started quilting...for the life of me, some blocks switch up on me from their stack to the machine!!! I do a lot of "unsewing" 😆 TY for all u do!
Um...I think I need to check out more of your videos. You just blew my mind, baby squares, Ts, inches here and there! I have always wanted to make a quilt. I subscribed to your channel, recently, because I like your personality. While I was pretty lost on this video I think I will check out some of the videos you mentioned. Great job! It is definitely a beautiful quilt.
Ohhh I love you boxes of same colour fabrics, feel like I looking into someone’s shop... As a beginner to quilting (mainly crumb) I’ve very little in the way of a stash, but would love to have boxes like you... loving your videos too.. love from London uk 🇬🇧
You have helped me more than you know. I grew up quilting but have not quilted for at least 15 years. Didn’t realize how much I have forgot and/or relied on my mom. Thank you so much!
Love these quick quilt videos. I have done that many times stitching my blocks the wrong way. That's a great idea to mark it with tape. I also prepare binding ahead of time and keep it in a box. Sometimes I have to sew up new binding to match my quilt and do it first before I start a quilt so it's ready to put on when it's time. Lovely quilt. Thank you.
Nancy Bezzina I've started doing this too. Normally by the time I'm done quilting, I don't want to have to start cutting and piecing for the binding - I want to finish it 😊. So I make my binding when I'm making my quilt top
Just watched your video after watching a tutorial from BERNINA. It was on dual feed foot vs walking foot. Based on info from new 2021 video. Quilting your quilt and binding a walking foot would give better results because it is wider than dual feed foot. Its feed dogs would help pull the weight of your quilt. I love this quilt. I am going to do a stash buster too. Thanks for the lesson.
I would call it an "exploring beginner" quilt. Obviously, you could simplify things even further by taking a layer cake or charm pack (an assembled package of pre-cut squares in a set of coordinating designs and colors) and literally just sew those all together into one big grid. No cutting or choosing colors/patterns at all. The hardest part would be laying out the squares into a pleasing order. But of course, that quilt would not super interesting, visually.
I just discovered your channel this afternoon, and i am hooked, haha. I am new to quilting, and you make it look fun, interesting, simple, yet still delightfully challenging at the same time. That is a good thing, some quilts are far too challenging for somebody with no experience , like myself, and many show projects which are beautiful, but so complicated they are no place for me to start.You also teach the foundational stuff like ironing, (which i am not very good at, very little practice since permanent press hit the racks when i was little and Mom gave up the tedious ironing chores before i learned how), and your illustrated techniques help me make sense of the process. I have been sharing your helpful, entertaining, and inspiring videos with my crafty friends and family as soon as i watched your Ugly Fabric video, haha. Kudos! You remind me of a friendly, helpful, savvy neighbor, who specializes in quilting and breaks it down into bite size, easy to follow steps, and leaves others convinced they can do it , too. Thanks for the videos. Much enjoyed!
I too am challenged when taking rows off the display wall and getting them to the sewing machine. Good tip and great tip about starter blocks between stacks. I really like that idea., 😀
I think the best tip for me was to use leaders in between each column. Brilliant. With my last quilt I was wondering how I could easily know where each row or column needed and the next started while chain piecing. I’ve never used leaders and enders before so this is an easy way to get started. Thanks!
Just wanted to tell you that you do an awesome job, and I appreciate that you keep learning ways to improve the presentation of your craft. Keep up the great work!
I love the stash busters. Not so much that I have so much stash, but because they're simple enough for this old newbie quilter to do without too much frustration. THANK YOU, Karen. Could you please post again the app or website that helps design the colorways of your patterns?
Love you easy quilt patterns and quilting. I, too, quilt my quilts with a straight meander. It's fast and relaxing. Love how you sandwiched your quilts, particularly taping the edges down! Gonna try that!!
Our guild name tags a super strong magnets, I place the magnet on my stitch plate at my ¼ line. I have also tried the tape layers on the back of an extra ruler to create an HST trim tool. Place the tape on the diagonal line. I used several layers of double sided tape and a strip of Magic tape, to help hold the ruler in place. As to the straight sewing.... no advice. They often say some drivers might even be better drunk..... not sure if that applies to sewists. 😂
HI Everyone. A long weekend is ahead for us in Ontario. If quilting is in your plans how about giving this Stashbuster #2 pattern a go. I went out of my comfort zone on the colour, but the fabrics were all in my stash and it felt good to use them up. I'm very pleased with the results and I hope you will give it a try. The free pattern is available on my website Justgetitdonequilts.com
Have a pleasant weekend! Travel safely.
I am very happy to have found your channel. Thanks for another quick and fun project! Enjoy your long weekend and best wishes to you and your family.
COULD NOT FIND PATTERN ON WEBSITE ONLY ECONOMY BLOCK AND SOCCER BALL
Have it downloaded. . going shopping in my stash!!
Brenda how did you download the pattern?
Just thought I’d drop a line to let you know how much I appreciate your videos. I get 95% of my sewing inspiration from TH-cam and often I feel overwhelmed by quilters swearing by specialty rulers and rolls of paper. You make it all seem doable with some basic tools and you let us know when it really pays to invest. I am inspired by your down to earth, humorous videos and very touched by your authentic self. Thanks so much! From a fellow Canadian living in a foreign country (you make me feel at home 🥰🇨🇦)
Thank you
Was watching your scraps series thinking I needed to get ready for bed when the “dig out the UFO” episode came on. Oh, I need this, I thought-but then said “eat the frog first”! So I did my bedtime routine and THEN watched how to pull out an old project. Thanks so much! Your videos are great and I’m so glad I found you!
I must stop binge watching your tutorials because they are keeping my from my goal! What's that you ask?
1) We're seriously thinking of downsizing from a 3 story 3500 sq foot house to a condo at the beach.
2) My studio is the whole 3rd floor ... including a longarm (and everything you collect with that!), fabric stash, huge design wall, dsm/ironing/cutting stations, light box area for art/collage designing ... Need I go on? It's massive.
3) I need to fit all that into a roughly 8x8 room.
4) Googled compact sewing studios. Lots of ideas, but YOU, my dear, oh so very smart, Karen, have come to the rescue with your succinct,
very informative, useful and non-chatty (aka wasting my precious time) information!
5) Sub-goal 1 now is to use up as much as I can before we make the move.
6) Sub-goal 2 finish as many UFO/WIP's as I can before we make the move.
Can I thank you enough? I think not!
I'm in search for a quick stash buster quilt pattern and thought I'd rewatch your stash buster series before realising these videos are 4 years old! Still very relevant today but how time flies!
Amazing how time flies
Waving from across the lake in Rochester, NY - I just have to say thank you for this quick and easy pattern. I was at the end of my rope after reworking a more complicated quilt about 5 times, and took a breath and just made this to prove to myself that I did know what I was doing with colors! Everyone who sees it loves it (I gave it a frog border and quilted it with frogs because my husband insisted it reminded him of frogs) and it became an immediate favorite. The break also helped get that other quilt back on track, so two wins in one. Love your videos, please keep them coming!
Top is done, back is done, I start quilting it tomorrow!
You are so inspirational Karen. I aspire to be this competent at quilting one day but in the meantime I am learning so much from you and just want to thank you for your fantastic content! The quilt is SO beautiful!!
I’m in the middle of my 2nd quilt ever and I just found your channel today... you are a national treasure that should be protected at all costs!!! Thank you so much for your easy tutorials!!
I followed this pattern with some scraps I had, and I have to say it's the PERFECT scrappy quilt! My best friend loved it too... so much that I gave it to her. Thank you for this awesome stash buster pattern! I love this and will be making another for myself lol.
This is my favourite one of my Stashbusters. I was thinking about making it again too
@@JustGetitDoneQuilts You should! It's what you called in the past, a quilt palette cleanser? Very versatile too. Stay safe. Love ya, my Quilt Momma!!!
Thank you, Karen!
Im doing something similar to this. A friend offered me some fabric scraps. I didnt knot that she would give me 4 bags 20 kgs each! of scraps. These are leftovers from a clothing factory, so i got a lot of evenly sized scraps in coordinating colors, many of them strips. so im joining the strips into long sections alternating light and dark patterns. since they are not completely even, it looks a bit wonky but seems intentional. im cutting the smaller pieces into shapes and making blocks. made more than 100 blocks of different sizes in a day, plus a long strip of smaller strips! some people´s trash is another people´s treasure!
You blew my mind with your lattice sewing! Genius! 🤔💡Had to rewind and study that. Wow!👌
There are always work arounds when stages are hard
Presioso. Me encantó. 💖💖💖🌹🌹🌹
i liked this one a lot. wonderful color choices also
The stash busters are so fun . You teach so easily. Thank you
Trimakasih susah mn buat saya semangat lagi dalam menjahit walaupun hanya menjahit dengan tangan anda mn jadi inspiratif untuk saya from 🇲🇨
🇨🇦❤️🇮🇩
This quilt is sooo cute !!!
It’s one of my favourites
Hey! Just wanted to say a big 'thank you!!!' for your videos. Watched your previous Stashbuster tutorial last night, and promptly grabbed 4 FQs and a couple other scraps. Wow! I had a beautiful baby quilt top in one evening! So excited to shop my stash for borders today. I've never, ever, ever completed a quilt top so quickly. Your time and wisdom are so appreciated. With gratitude from your newest subscriber ~ Happy Quilting!
+Larri M you made my morning. Please send photos...Thanks for watching
Larri M ditto from me!
i LOVE this scrapbuster pattern! I've made 2 of them.
We are in snowmageddon2021 here in Nashville TN. I’ve been bonding with you through your videos! Enjoying them all. You have the right mix of some personal news and content. I don’t like to get to know my online quilter for 20 minutes before we talk shop. LOL.
⛄️I think you have more snow than we do
Beautiful
It’s my fav so far
Great pattern idea!
Ich mag Backsteinmuster - Daumen hoch von mir 👍
Another GREAT video!!!!! I thought I was the only one who mucked up the blocks on the way from the wall to the machine!!! HHHAAA!!! Thank you!!
I have a tip on the masking tape: instead of pulling off one layer at a time, use an exacto knife, packing cutter, or razor blade and cut off a strip section from the roll of tape, cutting through several layers at once.
I really enjoy your videos....I started sewing in Jr. Hi. And made most of my clothes...and with marriage and 3 children, my time was very limited, So after the kids married, and left the nest, I had time to pursue sewing again, for the past 30 years. And I discovered rag quilting...among other types of quilts....thanks for your videos, and inspiration!
You are SO MUCH FUN!!! 👍👍👍
Great designs
I love all of your quilt 💓🤩
Very fun - look forward to trying!
That was a good tip about marking the rows and columns with tape. I to am challenged by that. I love the quilt.
It's saved me so much time...I use to constantly rip out stitching.
I have also used my digital camera to take a picture to help me remember my arrangement before I pick up some of the pieces and take them to the machine.
Very nicely done!
Gorgeous! Just found you on TH-cam a couple of days ago. I hate to sew, but I know how! Mom and sister were excellent seamstresses. I ordered some material, maybe fat quarters(?), and going to try my hand. Prayers would be appreciated. I haven't sewn in many years. The hardest part will be finding the supplies and gathering from all over the house.
Fabulous!
....and I would be very proud to receive it! Beautiful.😁
Thank you for another fun stashbuster quilt that I will be making soon. I just finished one using your previous stashbuster video, with a modification of adding an alternate block to make it bigger. I am very pleased with it. I confess I will have to replay this one to get all the details correct as it went a little fast for me. You are so positive and enthusiastic and I appreciate that.
+Sharon Brown don’t forget to download the free pattern from my website
Sharon Brown, same here. Fast for me, but encouraging to know it can be finished in a long day!
Karen S I have done the same thing! With quilting and also with loom knitting!
www.justgetitdonequilts.com/stash-buster-patterns
You are the best actually
😊thank you
And it’s cute!!
Thank you for this great inspiration and instructions. Have so much scrappy fat quarters(won at a retreat game) now to work on strips as well
Love it!
I love all your tutorials ♥️
Love your videos!
You're such a treasure. 🥳 You're like a treasure chest full of jewelry.. 🤑. I am so thankful and very blessed that I have found your channel.❤❤❤❤ keep them coming!!! From Southwest Louisiana...
🤗
Still working on building stash. New quilter here and have been purchasing remnants to save money.
Very nice!
Love Love Love....Thanks!
What do you co if you don't have a stash yet?
Greatly appreciate ALL your videos ! Everithing is clear ! And all you things are very beautiful !
Wishing you good health and inspiration !!!!!
Great vid on stash busting! I give a lot of my stash to new quilters
Love it.
You sure make a great teacher! Although I've been sewing and quilting for more years than I care to think about, I'm always learning from you. These stash busters are amazing. You talked about being "uncoordinated" when it came to moving your blocks from the design wall to the sewing machine?? Well, let me tell you I have the same problem. I really appreciate your method of keeping organized. I was always getting up and down all sewing session to the point I was exhausted. Thank you so much for sharing. It's so much appreciated. Hope all is well with your son! Please take care and hugs from Winnipeg!!
Just saw this 2019 video in 2022...laughed at your comment that somehow between the wall and ur machine, you manage to mess it up...lol...I didn't know I was dyslexic until I started quilting...for the life of me, some blocks switch up on me from their stack to the machine!!! I do a lot of "unsewing" 😆 TY for all u do!
woah! this method of cutting/sewing/stacking, repeat! brilliant!
I enjoy your videos
Um...I think I need to check out more of your videos. You just blew my mind, baby squares, Ts, inches here and there! I have always wanted to make a quilt. I subscribed to your channel, recently, because I like your personality. While I was pretty lost on this video I think I will check out some of the videos you mentioned. Great job! It is definitely a beautiful quilt.
So glad I found your channel 😊
Usted es una master.... Me encanta lo que hace!!!
Thank you
Ohhh I love you boxes of same colour fabrics, feel like I looking into someone’s shop... As a beginner to quilting (mainly crumb) I’ve very little in the way of a stash, but would love to have boxes like you... loving your videos too.. love from London uk 🇬🇧
Loved it
So cool!
I really enjoy that keep things real.
Another great video!
+Jo-Anne Vandermey you’re producing so much you don’t need one of these 😀
@@JustGetitDoneQuilts But I have all those scraps too!
Inspiring!
Thankyou.
Great quilt! (I don't understand why anyone would give you a thumbs down on this tutorial - you did a great job!)
You have helped me more than you know. I grew up quilting but have not quilted for at least 15 years. Didn’t realize how much I have forgot and/or relied on my mom. Thank you so much!
Love these quick quilt videos. I have done that many times stitching my blocks the wrong way. That's a great idea to mark it with tape. I also prepare binding ahead of time and keep it in a box. Sometimes I have to sew up new binding to match my quilt and do it first before I start a quilt so it's ready to put on when it's time. Lovely quilt. Thank you.
Great minds think alike
Nancy Bezzina I've started doing this too. Normally by the time I'm done quilting, I don't want to have to start cutting and piecing for the binding - I want to finish it 😊. So I make my binding when I'm making my quilt top
I love your practical tips.
I have always felt guilty about my stash, but clearly, I need more fabric! I can't wait to try this one!
Just watched your video after watching a tutorial from BERNINA. It was on dual feed foot vs walking foot. Based on info from new 2021 video. Quilting your quilt and binding a walking foot would give better results because it is wider than dual feed foot. Its feed dogs would help pull the weight of your quilt. I love this quilt. I am going to do a stash buster too. Thanks for the lesson.
And THIS IS A BEGINNER quilt???? LOL.. It's amazing. Love it
I would call it an "exploring beginner" quilt. Obviously, you could simplify things even further by taking a layer cake or charm pack (an assembled package of pre-cut squares in a set of coordinating designs and colors) and literally just sew those all together into one big grid. No cutting or choosing colors/patterns at all. The hardest part would be laying out the squares into a pleasing order.
But of course, that quilt would not super interesting, visually.
I just discovered your channel this afternoon, and i am hooked, haha. I am new to quilting, and you make it look fun, interesting, simple, yet still delightfully challenging at the same time. That is a good thing, some quilts are far too challenging for somebody with no experience , like myself, and many show projects which are beautiful, but so complicated they are no place for me to start.You also teach the foundational stuff like ironing, (which i am not very good at, very little practice since permanent press hit the racks when i was little and Mom gave up the tedious ironing chores before i learned how), and your illustrated techniques help me make sense of the process. I have been sharing your helpful, entertaining, and inspiring videos with my crafty friends and family as soon as i watched your Ugly Fabric video, haha. Kudos! You remind me of a friendly, helpful, savvy neighbor, who specializes in quilting and breaks it down into bite size, easy to follow steps, and leaves others convinced they can do it , too. Thanks for the videos. Much enjoyed!
Thank you for renewing my interest in quilting again 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Thank you
Thank you so much for your generosity and your enthusiasm! I enjoy your channel immensely!
Thank you for sharing
I too am challenged when taking rows off the display wall and getting them to the sewing machine. Good tip and great tip about starter blocks between stacks. I really like that idea.,
😀
I am a new quilter.
I am learning lots of useful information from your videos
Thanks
I think the best tip for me was to use leaders in between each column. Brilliant. With my last quilt I was wondering how I could easily know where each row or column needed and the next started while chain piecing. I’ve never used leaders and enders before so this is an easy way to get started. Thanks!
Just wanted to tell you that you do an awesome job, and I appreciate that you keep learning ways to improve the presentation of your craft. Keep up the great work!
I absolutely love the tape seam line over quarter inch feet!
So excited to find your channel, love your ideas and helpful tips. And ready to get quilting again after a 2 yr hiatus. Thanks
Wow! This was great! I never thought of using "headers" and "footers" for chain piecing. I also appreciate seeing your real time quilting...thank you!
I really love your videos!!! Thank you!
Love this one! You are a machine!! Very inspiring!
Love it! Thanks!
I love the stash busters. Not so much that I have so much stash, but because they're simple enough for this old newbie quilter to do without too much frustration. THANK YOU, Karen.
Could you please post again the app or website that helps design the colorways of your patterns?
+Flyover Pilgrim that’s Prequilt.com
Just Get it Done Quilts thank you, you're a gem.
Love you easy quilt patterns and quilting. I, too, quilt my quilts with a straight meander. It's fast and relaxing. Love how you sandwiched your quilts, particularly taping the edges down! Gonna try that!!
Thank you very good video good demonstration good technique love it you're a great teacher
I am going to make this pattern quilt next. Such a quick quilt to make. Thanks for showing me how.
Good job!
Lovely quilt and it is simple enough for a relative beginner. Thanks
Our guild name tags a super strong magnets, I place the magnet on my stitch plate at my ¼ line. I have also tried the tape layers on the back of an extra ruler to create an HST trim tool. Place the tape on the diagonal line. I used several layers of double sided tape and a strip of Magic tape, to help hold the ruler in place. As to the straight sewing.... no advice. They often say some drivers might even be better drunk..... not sure if that applies to sewists. 😂
Just made my first quilt. Your masking tape ledge worked wonders. Thank you.
So beautiful. Love the simple pattern to create such a "complicated" look.
I'm so excited about this quilt. I love the series on color theory. I am going to do this one this morning. Thanks for an easy to follow pattern.
Please send photos 😊
Thank you for your teachings! Much love!
Love it
Excellent!!! I love your videos!
You are a breath of fresh air. Love your vids. 👍👍👍👍👍
Beautiful. Great ideas.💝