Tuesday Newsday with Jenny | July 9th, 2024
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- Happy Tuesday Newsday, quilters!
This week’s tutorial is called Disappearing Hourglass Starry. The NEW templates to make Disappearing Blocks even easier will be available this Friday! We can’t wait for you to use them! They’re magical.
We’re SEW excited for our Birthday Bash coming up in September!
Put our Birthday Bash on your schedule. Come celebrate 16 years of Missouri Star this September 18th-21st and see Jenny in town before her 2-year mission!
Birthday Bash is free to attend, but tickets are on sale now for exclusive Birthday Bash Trunk Shows, swag bags, and more. Tickets + swag bags are limited. Reserve yours today: bit.ly/4dKzBQO
This Wednesday's Homespun guest is Stephanie Organes.
Have a great week. See you next time!
Have any questions for Jenny? Leave them in the comments and we’ll answer them next time! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
I am so glad you are doing Tuesday chats! As a new widow it’s so nice to see smiling happy faces and of course all the quilt info. You will be missed but I do understand this is something you and Ron have wanted to do and I am looking forward to hear about this incredible journey!
@@suecone2198 I was a new widow three years ago. I’m so sorry for your loss 🙏😢 is there something in particular I could pray for you about?
Oh my that flower design is great! Can’t wait for the tutorial.
I love hearing about your family gatherings. Almost all of mine is gone, but hearing about your family brings back good memories.
My first time helping my grandmother making a quilt was using her new "disk" sewing machine to applique these flowers for her! She had me learn the machine to teach her. I still have the well worn (falling apart in places) quilt. It holds a special place in my heart!
I have had an enjoyable experience of sewing with a hand crank sewing machine once. I was amazed how enjoyable it was to sew with it. The machine almost cranks it self due to the handle weight. You will be surprised how much fun it will be.
I bought a hand crank machine quite a few years ago wondering if I was coordinated enough to use it! And yes, it is very easy because you are the “power” and can sew fast, slow or somewhere in between! I have forgotten about it - and it it’s in my living room😁, but I might decide to take it to my guild sewing day where we make July’s for our charity (children at risk)!
I just noticed the purple pinky Morse sewing machine on the upper shelf. I’ll bet it’s a 1956. I have that same exact machine and sew on it nearly every day. Her name is Dorothy after my favorite aunt who left her to me but we call her “The Purkle Monster” because she’s so darn heavy and we can’t decide if she’s purple or pink 😆. No computer, bell or whistles just forward, reverse and a few zigzags. But I wouldn’t trade her for anything.
Thanks Jenny for another fun Tuesday Newsday.
Catching this on the replay but will add Tuesday Chats to my schedule. My husband and I were in Hamilton Missouri for three days last week! I had a wonderful time exploring all the shops and looking at the quilts and fabrics. We had fun exploring and getting to know some of the locals!
It makes us sew happy to hear that you enjoyed your time in Hamilton!
So happy you’re doing a tutorial on Vintage Daisy. I love vintage fabrics and quilts. Thanks Jenny❤
I enjoy you "Tuesday Newsday" visits. They are fun. Love hearing about your family, y'all's celebrations, and all the goings on at MSQC. Take care and blessings to y'all.
Oh my gosh i love watching all of your tutorials !!!!!
I haven't thought of cornbread salad in years! Thanks for reminder!
Very jealous of your weather. It is hot and humid on the east coast! Love the flowers and cannot wait for the tutorial.
I just love your Tuesday Newsdays! I bought your latest book on a trip to Hamilton. You signed it in Liberty the next day. It is such a neat book! I loved reading about your precious family and all the quilts for different life events. I read the book aloud on our drive home so my husband could enjoy it too. Have a blessed week!
I look so forward to having my coffee and listening to y’all on Tuesday🥰🥰🥰🥰
Keizer, Or here. We are experiencing a heatwave at the moment. 103* plus all week. Mid to upper 70's would be welcomed here.
Yes! I’m in Portland and sooo hot today’
@DEBBIEJEWELLZ I feel ya! We bought an older home over here, and the window unit doesn't hold a candle to central air
Newberg, Oregon here!!! I’m pretty sure the sun has out down itself!
@@rosinyberg8747 right! So hot!
West Salem here! Way-y-y too hot!! Guess I'll need to stay inside and sew!
OH JENNY, so excited that you are doing the "Vintage Daisy! I was so hoping when you showed the blocks you would teach us how to make, I love them! Thank ❤️ you
Beryl came thru like a stronger storm lots of trees down n Brazosport area houses n vehicles got squashed prayers for all them really hot Tues good pour down today so it cooled down to 80 about 100 guys trying to get electricity back on hopefully tomorrow y'all take care thank God we all are safe
I'm so excited! I'm flying in on that Wednesday in September for Birthday Bash and it's my birthday too. I really like these Tuesday Newsdays and think it's a great idea for your family members to join you.
Love vintage and vintage looking.
Thise big flowers are happy looking. Made me happy too. Love your flower quilt.
Hello from Arizona! We are 118😅. Love your show and look forward to it each week! Been watching you for many years! ❤ God Bless! 🙏🏻
This temp sounds about right - I lived in Phoenix for most of my life (not anymore) and I know about these temps - and I have the shirt that says I survived 120 degrees when it hit that number about 1990 or so (forgot!). It’s even a little early for the 118 - people are amazed thst I remember many days when the temp never went under 100 even at midnight! Thank heavens for a/c!!!
Pretty hot here in Florida just had several rain storms with thunder. Going to miss seeing you when you leave!
My husband put a hand crank on my featherweight. I can quilt anywhere. I love it.❤
Love the flowers!!! Oh I can't wait for the tutorial. I'm going to start looking for 30s fabric
love Tuesday News Day sure will Miss our Jenny ..thank you..waiting for hurricane Beryl to hit Canada ..lots of moisture..been so hot here❤❤
I loved seeing your husband's announcement. Hope you're feeling better. Would you consider showing us your way of storing your many quilts? I liked the cupboard behind him and I would love to see different ideas or pearls or wisdom on storing them! 😊❤
If you can get ahold of a Feather Weight 222K model which was made in Scotland you may not need an adapter. Plus it will give you a free arm as well as a way to drop the feed dogs so you can free motion sew. ❤
I love my FEATHERWEIGHTS!! I have 3 black and 1 white!!!! They all work great!
I have 5 featherweights?😲. One is white, one is bright read and three are black - but one of the black ones is a 222 - the free arm model! I ,once my machines!
The new Fabric Market should have a section for "lamb by the pound"...yarn obviously!.
I love your joy for life. Thank you from Ky.
❤ enjoy getting to know more about you.
Jenny i am sad that i will miss birthday batch this year ..i was lucky to make it the last three years and was over the moon happy
So love Tuesday news day. I think you and I would get along well. We also serve feet loaf at halloween, along with bodily fluids for drink, and mummy dogs. Darted eyeballs, and jello heart.
It is on my bucket list to come to Hamilton and check iut the shops (hopefully meet Jenny whontaught me to sew when I was finally ready and had some time). I have fallen hard for the hobby and have a new fabric obsession thanks to her! I am going to be close for a work meeting the first week of September and plan staying an extra night so I can get up early the next day and come shop! So very excited!! Blessings to you and your family!!
I’m so excited about the daisy tutorial!! Enjoy your weather. South Ga is super hot right now.
🎉So EXCITED to be going to MSQC Birthday Bash🎉😊
Oh my! I love those Vintage Daisies! I can barely wait for the tutorials! I’d ,over to make a quilt with one block wide and maybe 5-6 long - I can’t hang anything outside on my front door because we do not have a porch (bummer,) and anything in the outside of thus door is either faded or just ruined due to weather. So - I’ve been thinking about making some short runners for the inside - the door is metal and I already have a magnetic rod ready for something! These daisies would be wonderful!
You are fabulous!
I lived in Naples, Italy and my Singer worked OK on an adapter. Made a little different noise, but worked for the 3 years I lived there and several years after.
Funny 😅 just the other day I thinking how Jake used to run the camera for Misty and I remembered it was lots of fun 🎉❤…
See you guys at Lehi sew excited that I got into your “ring of fire” class 🎉😊
Our family just had my daughter's memorial.
My husband and I served a church mission in New Zealand from Oct 2015 until March 2017. I did not take a sewing machine with me because of the weight restrictions we were allowed. When my husband lost a lot of weight and I needed to take in his slacks I found out the Auckland Mission actually had a sewing machine I was able to borrow. you might try contacting the leaders for you mission to see if there is a machine there you can use.
You can use the US power adapter in the wall socket and then plug a powerboard into it, and it gives you multiple outlets off the one socket.
This is my first Happy Tuesday ever with you. Love it a joy seeing you Jenny I live in O H I O . I'm not going to make it to your party later this month you have fun. Your new friend Lillian.
Summer here in the UK has disappeared…it’s very wet and miserable..we keep being promised a heatwave… can’t wait x
The BOM for 2025 sounds like so much fun - I’m looking forward to that and to Natalie’s block this week! I sure wish I could come ti the Birthday in September but it’d pretty far away, so I’ll just have to compensate and go up to Lancaster, PA for the AQS show!
Make sure you use a transformer, not just an adapter for your machine when you go on your mission trip. It will down step the power to 110.
Glad you are comfortable, we in California are broiling! It has been 110° + this last week, and we don't have AC right now, because we got a new roof, so the next project is Cooling.
I hope to come to Garde of Quilts in Lehi. I would love to go to Birthday Bash, but probably can't.
I'm excited for you and your family for your Mission.😊🙏💖🍀🌹✂️🧵🪡🦓Liz
Thank you for making the tutorial on the old Daisy blocks, I’m really excited to see your version. Will there be new Templete?
Love Tuesday Newsday with Jake
Jenni I spy Fred Rogers above your desk. I too have hung that picture above my desk for many years. I love Fred😍
I so look forward to this .
One of your birthday bashes or retreats is on my bucket list but unable to go prior to you leaving.
So interesting to hear about the hand crank sewing machines in Africa, you'll have to send pictures if you can. It makes me think of the treadle Singer machine my mother's friend had when I was growing up.
They look like they were made with the orange peel template from "Missouri Star Quilt Co" 🥰
I’m looking forward to your Vintage Daisy tutorial.
You could make a pillow out of the two left over blocks.
Good Morning, hope ya have an awesome day!
You just need an adapter for the electrical current. We had the same thing in Thailand in the 60's and 70's. No problem ! You have to take a machine!!
My go to potato salad usually has peppers, carrots, celery, hard boiled eggs, and mayonnaise for dressing, unless I decide to make German potato salad with bacon, etc. For the 4th we decided on the way our daughter in law’s deceased Mom made it as a tribute to her. She used to make egg salad with mayonnaise, then just the potatoes, also with mayonnaise. No veggies. It was delicious! Still prefer veggies in mine, though.
hope you have the time of your life on your journey
I know a fellow who converted several machines into crank machines for use in Africa. He used several older machines, very cool.
California is burning hot 🥵 I’m glad you’re enjoying the weather at your place
I really enjoyed this video.
You need more than an adaptor to convert voltages. It’s not just the shape.
It has rained most of yesterday and will be later today also. I dropped one of my hearing aids and it broke. So today we drove over to the Tampa VA to get it it fixed but it couldn't be fixed so a new one will be made from the mold and will be mailed to me. I also had to get a haircut, got it cut into a pixie cut. I love it. it is so cool now that all that hair is off my neck.
Hi Jenny!! 😊🎉
Beautiful flower desgin
Love the flower! Maybe the last two could go on a little table.....they make something that converts their electric to use your machine. I forget what they call it. I bought one years ago so a missionary could plug in her Christmas tree and electric blanket!
Can you talk about what the trunk shows are going to be at the festival of quilts in Birmingham, UK? Also are you excited to go? I’m so excited to meet you! I can’t wait! ❤❤❤
My goal is to visit Hamilton this summer on our vacation. I can hardly wait.
You can get a hand crank for the featherweight that is what we use when we go camping
Please, do NOT just put an adapter on the FW and plug it in. Forget the power strip, it is the wrong tool for the job. You will need a transformer. For a FW, a very small one will do. You plug the FW into the transformer, then the transformer into the wall. Having lived in Europe, this is one of the first things I learned...after blowing up my American toaster. Get the transformer over there. Have fun and Good Journey!
Just a thought... Triple Play would still be Triple if a different guest quilter was featured each time, along with Natalie and Misty.
Are we getting a tutorial in the future for that beautiful petal quilt made from the blocks you received? Please, please!!!
I used my featherweight in France with only the adapter plug ( not a transformer) without any problems except THE LIGHT BULB WILL BLOW!! External lights are fine, tho.
D9P is sew versatile!
Normally, where do you find your vintage quilt blocks?
(Estate sales, antique stores etc)
Will you broadcast from your mission trip?
Jenny take a singer 99 hand crank. It’s not one stitch per rotation it’s more like 3 stitches per rotation. I made dresdens on one. It was relaxing to me but I’m not a speed demon sewer 😂, I just enjoy the process.
I actually just put fabric under mine, made one full rotation of the handle and measured and I got 3/8” of stitching.
What kind of juki machine do you sew with ?
Looks like a Juki TL machine
I have a question for Jenny. I have some 1930s quilt blocks that are not squared and the background fabric which is muslin does not lay flat. It is kinda buckled up. They had been stored in a garage. The pattern is four tulip tops with the steams in a criss cross connecting the tulips. How can I make them lay flat?
Hi Jenny! I notice there is picture of Mr Rogers in your room. I am also a knitter and am enjoying watching Knitter/crochet TH-cam channel called Krafting Kitty where she is knitting every project of a book called Knitting the Neighborhood. If you could get your legal folks on the copyrights, I would love to see a book or series of patterns based on Mr. Rogers.... I wish you well in Africa, I lived in Libya many years ago.
Hi Jenny I love your tutorials. Here’s one I made from your Bookcase quilt. It hangs in my Daughters entire hall. How do I send at photo?
Jenny, I have a hand crank that is 1879 Singer and it work's perfect. The problem is it weighs a tun, not so good to travel.🤣
When can we get the disappearing block of the month patterns? Is this a club you have to join.
One more question! Jenny, I know you collect antique irons. Do you only collect non electric irons or also the vintage corded ones?
Jenny collects both types of irons!
Fractured Friday’s
I only have one machine and its a Featherweight 221. She makes the most beautiful stitch. I see this $5-10k machines and I know they are snazzy but really all I need is forwards and backwards! I loved this weeks video Jenny. So informative. I dont know what country you and Ron are going to for the two years. Can you share? What kind of church or organization are you going with?
They are serving a mission with their church to Africa.
Would be happy to let you take one of my hand cranks on your trip. Could bring it to you. Just let me know.
There’s a tiny house quilt in the background of Tuesday Newsday, under the clock, is there a tutorial please?
Tell "Mr. Ron" to bring sewing machine oil to keep your featherweight running in a dusty environment :). My 2 cents... I also would take vintage and fixable with PLENTY of needles!
What is the Bernina in the background? Do you sell these at one of your stores?
Well, our weather is way too hot and humid. Thankfully we have a pool.
Are your books available in Australia? Otherwise we'll pay more in postage than the book and Australia Post get a chance to wreck it or lose it.
I chuckled out loud when you said Mr. Ron better be working out to turn your machine wheel! The picture in my mind hilarious!😂 😂
I hope that you can teach sewing on your mission trip…a skill that can help women out of property!❤
We haven't seen or heard from Natalie's husband. It would fun to get to hear from him.
When are you and Ron off to Don your couples mission?
The weather is moderate today with about 87 degrees. I have a question ⁉️ what is the difference between printed muslin and other printed fabrics? I have a pattern that referenced printed muslin & didn't remember seeing any fabric called printed muslin or referred to as printed muslin.
Maybe a guest person for the triple play person, you have some very talented people at msqc