Everyone says they'll watch it over and over...Lol I'm doing another one and I have watched it 3 times tonight to see the ideas for quilting the points! Thank you, Nancy!
Thank you Nancy so much for helping me out .I'm sorry I didn't get right back to you. I also wanted to tell you that I really enjoy your you tube that I have watched. Sincerely Darlene Kunkel.
I am a longarm quilter and when you were doing the open feather I absolutely loved the description you gave not looking like a bunch of thumbs going up I laughed so hard thank you for that and I do appreciate it
Hi Nancy, thanks so much for your excellent tutorials. I thoroughly enjoy watching, listening and learning - to all your quilting tips and tricks. Your step by step approach makes it very easy to understand.
Thank you for the suggestions! Just about finished quilting on the long arm. I was hoping you would say "straight lines are ok"! It's been a great journey. Thank you Nancy for all the Lone Star tutorials! PS: love, love the bead work! It's definitely on my wish list! I'm using a Moxie long arm. Still getting used to it, so free hand is a bit awkward. I'm definitely a straight line ruler gal!
Hi Nancy! Thank you for your clear and informative tutorials, this is another that I shall watch again and again. I will now approach free motion quilting with more confidence.
I have a lonestar quilt coming in for me to quilt. It will be my first so I've been looking at videos for ideas. Yours was very informative and confidence building. Thanks. I''ll be looking thru your other videos for more ideas.
Is it possible to quilt as you go a lone star quilt? I’ve not found anything that would be possible. You are a great teacher Nancy! Feel like I can do just about anything !
@@QuiltingWithNancy What if I would be able to make it in quarters and then joined the top, batting and backing? I would have to be very precise and embellish with some of your open feathers?
Thank you for so much valuable quilting ideas and techniques! I would love to see you do the scalloped edge on the wall hanging Where can I find this video on your channel?
Hi Lorraine :) - it just so happens that back in April of 2018 we did a Live video on just that technique - check it out th-cam.com/video/K3Jt_MWNoeM/w-d-xo.html
Great ideas for quilting the lonestar. Have you ever used a BSR, (stitch regulator) on a domestic machine for quilting? I'm on the fence, I like it some days and others not so much. I'm trying to decide if I should sell it. I do like the FREEness of freemotion. What do you like best?
Hi Diana, Nancy here - I have of course "tried" a regulator but have never bought one - I had a professional long arm back 20 years ago, before the regulator was invented!! :) - so I don't think it's necessary and would not recommend it any way - my motto is Just Do IT - I promise your 2nd quilt will be better than your 1st and your 3rd better than your 2nd - Just Do IT :)
Hi Nancy I have been watching you for about six months now ,and I love your site and you have been a real help to me. Nancy how can I get information about the quilt shows up I grand Rapids Mi ? Darlene Kunkel from Temperance mi
Hi Darlene, you can find out about the AQS show that is in August at their website - www.americanquilter.com and about the West Michigan Quilters Guild show, which is bi-annual, on their website www.wmqg.org Hope this helps :)
Hi Nancy, I love your teaching methods! Question on the scant 1/4" versus the 1/4" seam. When you were piecing the individual pieces in the lone star diamonds it was done with the scant 1/4" but when you were putting the diamonds together and adding the big triangles and blocks you used 1/4". Curious as to why? Thanks, Debbie
Where do you buy the grip stuff you showed. You make it look so easy. I keep watching and haven't tried to make anything yet. Thanks so much for sharing. The quilt with the beads, did you do by hand? How was it done ? So pretty.
Hi Donna - that is called "Lickity Grip" you should be able to get it at any quilt shop - i think they might have it on www.quilting-warehouse.com I did a beading video last summer i think - check it out th-cam.com/video/K3Jt_MWNoeM/w-d-xo.html
Everyone says they'll watch it over and over...Lol I'm doing another one and I have watched it 3 times tonight to see the ideas for quilting the points! Thank you, Nancy!
I can’t wait to experience free motion quilting, your videos are fantastic and I’ll be rewatching them multiple times. Thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊
Great workout!! Just the right amount of cardio and core!!! Thank you!!
These ideas were very helpful to me! Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Thank you Nancy so much for helping me out .I'm sorry I didn't get right back to you. I also wanted to tell you that I really enjoy your you tube that I have watched. Sincerely Darlene Kunkel.
I am a longarm quilter and when you were doing the open feather I absolutely loved the description you gave not looking like a bunch of thumbs going up I laughed so hard thank you for that and I do appreciate it
Your very welcome!!
10,000 beads! I'm dazzled. Wow!
Thanks Nancy. Your tutorials are great and give me the DETAILS I want. So glad I found you.
Mariella Barnes - I’m so glad to be found 😀
Hi Nancy, thanks so much for your excellent tutorials. I thoroughly enjoy watching, listening and learning - to all your quilting tips and tricks. Your step by step approach makes it very easy to understand.
You make things look so easy and doable
Oh I just love you! You have inspired me beyond belief! 👍
Thanks Linda!!
Nice job. You make it look easy! I sure wish I had your table!
Thank you for the suggestions! Just about finished quilting on the long arm. I was hoping you would say "straight lines are ok"! It's been a great journey. Thank you Nancy for all the Lone Star tutorials!
PS: love, love the bead work! It's definitely on my wish list! I'm using a Moxie long arm. Still getting used to it, so free hand is a bit awkward. I'm definitely a straight line ruler gal!
Hi Nancy! Thank you for your clear and informative tutorials, this is another that I shall watch again and again. I will now approach free motion quilting with more confidence.
I have a lonestar quilt coming in for me to quilt. It will be my first so I've been looking at videos for ideas. Yours was very informative and confidence building. Thanks. I''ll be looking thru your other videos for more ideas.
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful quilts. Thanks for sharing! Ellen Landa
I would like a tutorial on how you sewn the beads on the quilt 😊 love all your tutorials!
Hi Caroline - sounds to me like that should be a "Ask Nancy" - or maybe i will do a Facebook live on it - keep watching!!
Hi Nancy I have loved this series, and looking forward to making my own lonestar quilt. I have chosen civil war reproduction fabrics
Fabulous tutorial!
Очень красивые работы! Я просто в восторге!!! Браво!!
Спасибо вам!
Is it possible to quilt as you go a lone star quilt? I’ve not found anything that would be possible. You are a great teacher Nancy! Feel like I can do just about anything !
Hi Michelle - thanks and I wish I could think of a way to make a QAYG Lonestar but I don't think it's possible - sorry.
@@QuiltingWithNancy What if I would be able to make it in quarters and then joined the top, batting and backing? I would have to be very precise and embellish with some of your open feathers?
Thank you for so much valuable quilting ideas and techniques! I would love to see you do the scalloped edge on the wall hanging Where can I find this video on your channel?
Hi Nancy I would love to know how to beads your quilts......also you have amazing quilts and I love the colours you pick but I will learn for sure...
Hi Lorraine :) - it just so happens that back in April of 2018 we did a Live video on just that technique - check it out th-cam.com/video/K3Jt_MWNoeM/w-d-xo.html
Oh, and we have a video on how to pick your fabrics too :)th-cam.com/video/YvyzUbU7pls/w-d-xo.html
Thanks
I need ideas how to quilt the large squares & triangles in the lone star please!
Here's one I did :)
th-cam.com/video/JoQ3g8R0LR0/w-d-xo.html
Amei! Obrigada!
Great ideas for quilting the lonestar. Have you ever used a BSR, (stitch regulator) on a domestic machine for quilting? I'm on the fence, I like it some days and others not so much. I'm trying to decide if I should sell it. I do like the FREEness of freemotion. What do you like best?
Hi Diana, Nancy here - I have of course "tried" a regulator but have never bought one - I had a professional long arm back 20 years ago, before the regulator was invented!! :) - so I don't think it's necessary and would not recommend it any way - my motto is Just Do IT - I promise your 2nd quilt will be better than your 1st and your 3rd better than your 2nd - Just Do IT :)
Hi Nancy I have been watching you for about six months now ,and I love your site and you have been a real help to me. Nancy how can I get information about the quilt shows up I grand Rapids Mi ? Darlene Kunkel from Temperance mi
Hi Darlene, you can find out about the AQS show that is in August at their website - www.americanquilter.com and about the West Michigan Quilters Guild show, which is bi-annual, on their website www.wmqg.org Hope this helps :)
Hi Nancy, I love your teaching methods! Question on the scant 1/4" versus the 1/4" seam. When you were piecing the individual pieces in the lone star diamonds it was done with the scant 1/4" but when you were putting the diamonds together and adding the big triangles and blocks you used 1/4". Curious as to why?
Thanks, Debbie
Hi Debbie - I am sure what i meant was the scant 1/4" - must have just forgot to say it :)
I have this machine on an Inspira frame. What table is this?
Honestly I'm not sure I purchased it so long ago - I think it was a Kaola?
@@QuiltingWithNancy thanks
Where do you buy the grip stuff you showed. You make it look so easy. I keep watching and haven't tried to make anything yet. Thanks so much for sharing. The quilt with the beads, did you do by hand? How was it done ? So pretty.
Hi Donna - that is called "Lickity Grip" you should be able to get it at any quilt shop - i think they might have it on www.quilting-warehouse.com I did a beading video last summer i think - check it out th-cam.com/video/K3Jt_MWNoeM/w-d-xo.html
Lol I could have used this 3 hours ago...oh well, it is done...& it's ok.
Is it not a free motion quilting foot??..
Yes it is
Funny girl!
Rtñ
It has taken far too long.
What has taken too long?
Thank you for giving me a different option for the lone star. I have a large queen I have been working on and was tired of doing straight lines.
Glad I could help - Nancy