I do a very small amount of paper piecing when I need a change of interest. It is so relaxing to do. I’ve only made three full size quilts and feel that’s enough, but I do like smaller projects. I love watching anything you do. I want to do a little crazy quilting and it will be nice to refer back to your videos as I love your stitching. I actually dislike hand quilting, but don’t mind the patchwork side of things. I admire anyone so committed. Tfs x
Hi Mary! I think EPP is relaxing, too. I realize we're probably in the minority. :-) I'm also the same, where I much prefer the patchwork or the creative part of a quilt rather than the actual quilting. And if it's just a quilt to throw on one of the grandkid's beds or something like that, I usually end up machine quilting it or having my local shop quilt it. Because, not only do I not enjoy that part, but I don't have the time for it. So happy to hear from you. Hope you are doing well. xo
I am just a beginner…..and have tried both sewing and gluing….I prefer glue also…..I have only made pin cushion projects…..but now need to branch out to a bigger project……your presentation made me feel comfortable as I don’t prefer the sewing machine…..And I too use the eye glass covers for storing and easy carrying around…..ie my crochet hooks, shorter knitting sock needle…..hahahaha
Thank you! I noticed that after a few months some of the glue had lost its stickiness. I haven't really left mine for years or anything, so I don't really know. But, honestly, most of the time when I pick something up months later, it's still holding. And usually if it has come undone it's usually just a little part here or there, not usually the whole thing. If you are going to leave yours for a couple of years before you start stitching, basting would probably be better. Thank you for watching! xo
@joybells57 I bought the turning cutting table off Amazon, the glue sticks from my regular quilt shop, but you can also get them on Amazon. The templates I got off Etsy and the papers from PaperPieces.com. Although you can get the templates and the papers from both Etsy and PaperPieces. I just buy stuff when I see it. :-) Thank you for watching.
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I do a very small amount of paper piecing when I need a change of interest. It is so relaxing to do. I’ve only made three full size quilts and feel that’s enough, but I do like smaller projects. I love watching anything you do. I want to do a little crazy quilting and it will be nice to refer back to your videos as I love your stitching. I actually dislike hand quilting, but don’t mind the patchwork side of things. I admire anyone so committed. Tfs x
Hi Mary! I think EPP is relaxing, too. I realize we're probably in the minority. :-) I'm also the same, where I much prefer the patchwork or the creative part of a quilt rather than the actual quilting. And if it's just a quilt to throw on one of the grandkid's beds or something like that, I usually end up machine quilting it or having my local shop quilt it. Because, not only do I not enjoy that part, but I don't have the time for it. So happy to hear from you. Hope you are doing well. xo
I am just a beginner…..and have tried both sewing and gluing….I prefer glue also…..I have only made pin cushion projects…..but now need to branch out to a bigger project……your presentation made me feel comfortable as I don’t prefer the sewing machine…..And I too use the eye glass covers for storing and easy carrying around…..ie my crochet hooks, shorter knitting sock needle…..hahahaha
Great minds think alike! :-) Thank you for watching and I hope you have wonderful fun and success with your project. xo
Hi, Loretta. ❤ I sure do love and appreciate your videos! I'm considering taking on the Lucy Boston quilt as my next project!
Thank you! Lucy Boston is definitely a commitment, but that's okay. We're going to be stitching anyway. :-) xo
Great detailed tutorial, thank you! Will the glue hold for a long time till I collect many for my quilt?
Thank you! I noticed that after a few months some of the glue had lost its stickiness. I haven't really left mine for years or anything, so I don't really know. But, honestly, most of the time when I pick something up months later, it's still holding. And usually if it has come undone it's usually just a little part here or there, not usually the whole thing. If you are going to leave yours for a couple of years before you start stitching, basting would probably be better. Thank you for watching! xo
Great explanation. And thank you for the glue brand tip! I’m excited to start a new project 😃
You are so welcome! I hope you have fun. xo
Much appreciated! Do you buy all these things on the paper pieces site?❤
@joybells57 I bought the turning cutting table off Amazon, the glue sticks from my regular quilt shop, but you can also get them on Amazon. The templates I got off Etsy and the papers from PaperPieces.com. Although you can get the templates and the papers from both Etsy and PaperPieces. I just buy stuff when I see it. :-) Thank you for watching.
Thanks for this.
Thank you!