Beautiful as usual. Besides being a good teacher, you repeat the important stuff. Have not ordered yet but I got your note. Now there are more hints to order. KB
Nice video, though because of the fabric chosen there are two things I do wish were more clearly stated for newbies: #1 It doesn't matter if you "start" with the fabric for the center or the point, as long as you always assemble in sequence. (I assume not, as long as you're consistent.) #2 The fabric pieces are always placed right sides up/with wrong sides against the fusible side, to ensure that you're always sewing right sides together.
S Bosko thank you for your interest. These are clarified in the instructions. The instructions come with the purchase of the pack. The video isn't intended to provide complete instructions.
@@Quiltsmart Actually I have the kit, with instructions, and I don't think the first point is even addressed; all it says is "Start with Fabric 1." Nowhere do the instructions reassure the user that fabric 1 can be either the center or the point. As for the second issue I brought up, yes, it is there, only it's somewhat buried in the acronym "RST" in step 4. As a tech writer with 30 years of experience, (and a sewer with over 50 years), I feel that instructions that can only be understood if you already know what you're doing aren't as good as instructions written for those who might be starting from absolute scratch. Also, many people, myself included, are more visual/auditory/hands-on learners, so we'll look to the video to make sure we understand. (Refer to VARK learning styles.) To have used only two fabrics, neither with a strongly-distinguishable wrong side, was to me a sorely-missed opportunity. (And I will reiterate that the video is otherwise well-produced; I'm pointing this out, even though it's three years too late for this video, in the spirit of constructive criticism, in the hope that it will benefit you when planning future videos.)
Beautiful as usual. Besides being a good teacher, you repeat the important stuff. Have not ordered yet but I got your note. Now there are more hints to order. KB
I can’t find this product on your website, what is it called??
Nessuno mi risponde! Dove posso acquistare il tessuto prestampato! Grazie. Giulia
Nice video, though because of the fabric chosen there are two things I do wish were more clearly stated for newbies: #1 It doesn't matter if you "start" with the fabric for the center or the point, as long as you always assemble in sequence. (I assume not, as long as you're consistent.) #2 The fabric pieces are always placed right sides up/with wrong sides against the fusible side, to ensure that you're always sewing right sides together.
S Bosko thank you for your interest. These are clarified in the instructions. The instructions come with the purchase of the pack. The video isn't intended to provide complete instructions.
@@Quiltsmart Actually I have the kit, with instructions, and I don't think the first point is even addressed; all it says is "Start with Fabric 1." Nowhere do the instructions reassure the user that fabric 1 can be either the center or the point. As for the second issue I brought up, yes, it is there, only it's somewhat buried in the acronym "RST" in step 4. As a tech writer with 30 years of experience, (and a sewer with over 50 years), I feel that instructions that can only be understood if you already know what you're doing aren't as good as instructions written for those who might be starting from absolute scratch. Also, many people, myself included, are more visual/auditory/hands-on learners, so we'll look to the video to make sure we understand. (Refer to VARK learning styles.) To have used only two fabrics, neither with a strongly-distinguishable wrong side, was to me a sorely-missed opportunity. (And I will reiterate that the video is otherwise well-produced; I'm pointing this out, even though it's three years too late for this video, in the spirit of constructive criticism, in the hope that it will benefit you when planning future videos.)
These peeps might have a good product. Who knows? But they have the worst customer service and a severely bad attitude about helping customers.
AND note how comments are turned off on their newest videos. There's a reason for that.