My real good friend from grade school, Sharon, was great, right down the road. Good summer times, and I was so sad when she moved away. Ok, after sending Christmas Cards back and forth for over 20 years, we lost touch. Then came facebook. My friend Sharon and I are back giggling and sharing stories. Thank you technology!👩❤👩
My husband is the same way. Always helps me to change out quilts and never never tells me he doesn’t like one of my quilts. Smart men we have. Same with food I make never will say he didn’t like something I made. Smart men.
Wow great show today! 💖 block wed shocked me a bit with how dark and complex! Your beautiful saved patterns and cross stitch ones look gorgeous! Terrific work on 3 bags of notions to go 👍❄️
My husbands name is Greg too and he is also a very smart man and says he loves anything I make ( will.also eat what I make for dinner except liver).My youngest friends name is Skip we met before kindergarten and were great friends all through school and we still talk when life isnt too busy. God bless
I went thru all my magazines last summer. Pulled the patterns I want to make someday. I keep them in plastic sleeve protectors in notebooks, separated by category. I enjoy looking through my notebooks when relaxing. And often I get inspired to make a quilt. When I want to make a quilt, I pull the paper pattern out of the sleeve protector, putting the sleeve protector at the front of the notebook to remind me there is a pattern on the loose.
@@GrandmaPatty49 wow you have a large space or as Karen Brown says real-estate lol. I do the sleeve protectors and then binder them or file folders but it's still out of had big!!
I do have a good sized sewing room. It’s my living room that is now dedicated to quilting and sewing. Also, some of the magazines are in bins in my basement, which is large. If I die before getting rid of all the books, etc, my children will just toss it out, most likely.😢
I went through all of my quilts magazines and books over the last few days. When I finished, I bundled up the magazines...about 60...and about eight books, then passed them on your a fellow quilter. So cathartic to get things I didn't need out of my house.
Hi Pat, I went through all of my magazines not too long ago and copied all of the patterns I wanted to keep so I didn't have to tear up the magazines. Love your blocks. Thanks for sharing
Enjoyed your humor this a.m. Like others you are part of my morning routine. Looks like you did good on cleaning the drawers.... need you to clean out mine. Have a great day.
My bff and I have been besties since 5th grade. We’re 77 years young. When you mentioned the Library quilt, I got so excited. Both my daughters have “mentioned “ that bookcase quilt and this Library quilt seems more doable. Maybe they’ll get a book quilt for Christmas this year. I’ve got most of your books, almost didn’t purchase the Happy Hoopla, but had gotten anyway. Please find another publisher 💖
My best friend growing up was Janice. We lived across the street from each other starting when we were about 4 and 5 (I’m 1 year older almost to the same week). I’m happy to say we are still friends now! And we’re 72 and 73 years old!
Isn’t it wonderful to have a life long friend. My friend and I have gone through most of life’s adventure together. We have lived in different states for the passed thirty years but It feels like she still lives across the street.
Thank you for your daily videos. You inspire and motivate me. I have been gazing in admiration at the Home Is quilt currently hanging in your studio and have downloaded the pattern and layout files. It's very generous of you to keep these files easily available to your devoted fans.
In Canada I can get it for 42 but I'm wondering now if there will be a discount of some kind as they are closing out. So sad they're closing, that's a great company.
Been cleaning my sewing area. Oh my goodness not buying any fabric for a while It's good to do an assessment of your stash. Going to catch up on my ufos this year. Thanks for video
My best friend growing up was and still is Kelley. We met in kindergarten and even when she moved away we have kept in touch and see each ither when we can.
I met my best friend in 5th grade and we are still best friends and 62 years later we are still best friends. I just organized all my patterns that are single patterns into binders labeled as full quilts, table runners, etc.
I met my best friend on the first day of High School. Even though we live far apart we are still friends. We met last summer for a get away at a lake house. It is always fun when we get together.
I baste my quilts on the queen size bed in the spare room. I save old sheets and lay a sheet down on the bed. Just remove the pillows and there is a large flat area. I have a big cardboard cutting mat (used for garment making scissor cutting) that I put under the sheet to provide a hard surface. I have basted a king size quilt on the bed. I use 505 basting spray.
Hey Pat! Well my planned year is already off… as in a classic cold that started the 2nd of January, yay. Sleeping and not coughing up a lung has been my new new year goals. I’m already late on my block Wednesdays and two other BOMs. Sigh😢. My best friend from elementary was Sue Sue. She and I would constantly move our mother’s plants from one garden to the next. Mother used to laugh about never knowing where they were going next. Thank you for the lovely memory. You’re the best!
Hurray I had to pause the video this lunchtime (UK) and pop onto Martingale's website and managed to get the Holiday Hoopla book as an e-book . Now I spend time deciding which fabrics for the next sampler quilt too. plus the library quilt which will make a different style of charity quilt for me. Need to make a start on Childhood memories now my scrap quilt making to use up last year's left overs from charity quilts . I'm going to use exactly the same fabrics from my Emma bundle too.
Mine was Susan in elementary. We we're best friends. When we went to High School, she went to a different school, that is when I met Dorine and we've been beasties since. Even though we live miles apart we still talk every week
I love this topic of best friends. My best friend since childhood is Jackie. My family moved in nextdoor to hers in 1959 when we had just turned 4 years old. We have remained friends throughout the years and she is like a sister to me. My other best friend now is RoseAnn. We met in 7th grade. We both love to sew and make things for each other for birthdays and Christmas. I made quilts for both of my besties this Christmas 🎄🎁💖
Good morning, Pat! Glad you liked the Infinity Scarf I made. That red just screamed "Pat!" My best friend throughout grade school was Janet. We caused so much trouble in school, we frustrated the nuns! The used a sign language so we could communicate during class, and we learned to write backwards and passed a little notebook back and forth with our backward notes. Everyone thought we were really goofy, and I'm sure we were! LOL! My long ago besty and I recently reconnected. She lives in Florida, and I am in Wisconsin. This should be interesting!
Oh dear! I forgot about the Hoopla Sampler! I've been wanting your celebrations book for a while, and I could only afford to buy one from Martingale. Do you think I could improvise and make the quilt using the celebrations book? LOL Have you thought about who will publish your next book now? Wonder why they didn't put the company up for sale? Anyhow, they will be missed I'm sure! Thanks for your enthusiasm and encouragement, Pat!
Hello! Pat and subscribers There are so many wonderful blocks to make I can’t decide. I went through my fat quarters and compiled different color ways for the Wednesday sew along and now there is the Holiday Hoopla sampler not to mention the library quilt. Ok just one block at a time and watch the progress grow. I just love it sew fun!
Pat, what do you do with your patterns after you have made the quilt?? Like Red Zinger or Lollypop Trees. Keep it, toss it, give it away?? If I can figure out what to do with the patterns, that would help clear out some from my “stash” of patterns??
Not able to find the download for Sweet Childhood Memories Block #1 and also your video for that block. Please add the link under this note for me. Love your videos.
Hello I have a question IAM just starting to watch you live shows and I see it's the second block .are you makeing a quilt behind you with all different shapes or patterns?I can find the directions of the video from the first that tell about the hole quilt project.i want some info before I might start it?and the color choices would be hard in a way.also what is the email so I can ask questions as well thankss
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Aren't we all funny, we like to see what others get rid of. It's motivating.
Good Morning folks, have a wonderful Wednesday sewing 🎉
I can say with a great full heart that my sister was and still is my best friend
My real good friend from grade school, Sharon, was great, right down the road. Good summer times, and I was so sad when she moved away. Ok, after sending Christmas Cards back and forth for over 20 years, we lost touch. Then came facebook. My friend Sharon and I are back giggling and sharing stories. Thank you technology!👩❤👩
My childhood friend has been my friend since the 4th grade. We are still best friends and have been through a lot together.
Congratulations on reaching 90,000!
My husband is the same way. Always helps me to change out quilts and never never tells me he doesn’t like one of my quilts. Smart men we have. Same with food I make never will say he didn’t like something I made. Smart men.
🤗 that so nice to hear even.
Wow great show today! 💖 block wed shocked me a bit with how dark and complex! Your beautiful saved patterns and cross stitch ones look gorgeous! Terrific work on 3 bags of notions to go 👍❄️
My husbands name is Greg too and he is also a very smart man and says he loves anything I make ( will.also eat what I make for dinner except liver).My youngest friends name is Skip we met before kindergarten and were great friends all through school and we still talk when life isnt too busy. God bless
Congratulations to Wendy!
I went thru all my magazines last summer. Pulled the patterns I want to make someday. I keep them in plastic sleeve protectors in notebooks, separated by category. I enjoy looking through my notebooks when relaxing. And often I get inspired to make a quilt. When I want to make a quilt, I pull the paper pattern out of the sleeve protector, putting the sleeve protector at the front of the notebook to remind me there is a pattern on the loose.
I have every magazine I’ve ever subscribed to! I should do what you did!
@@GrandmaPatty49 wow you have a large space or as Karen Brown says real-estate lol. I do the sleeve protectors and then binder them or file folders but it's still out of had big!!
I do have a good sized sewing room. It’s my living room that is now dedicated to quilting and sewing. Also, some of the magazines are in bins in my basement, which is large. If I die before getting rid of all the books, etc, my children will just toss it out, most likely.😢
I went through all of my quilts magazines and books over the last few days. When I finished, I bundled up the magazines...about 60...and about eight books, then passed them on your a fellow quilter. So cathartic to get things I didn't need out of my house.
Has bee. A great time with you you keep me on top of things
Of course Gregg is a smart man!❤
Hi Pat, I went through all of my magazines not too long ago and copied all of the patterns I wanted to keep so I didn't have to tear up the magazines. Love your blocks. Thanks for sharing
Thank you Pat!
My bestie and I have been friends since 5th grade. We are 75 and
call ourselves “soul sisters.”
I went threw all my books a few years ago. I gave over 100 books to our library. They were so happy to get them. All of them were like new.
Wow a 100! How did you do it? No emotional attachment?
I am excited for the Holiday Hoopla sew along!
Enjoyed your humor this a.m. Like others you are part of my morning routine. Looks like you did good on cleaning the drawers.... need you to clean out mine. Have a great day.
My bff and I have been besties since 5th grade. We’re 77 years young. When you mentioned the Library quilt, I got so excited. Both my daughters have “mentioned “ that bookcase quilt and this Library quilt seems more doable. Maybe they’ll get a book quilt for Christmas this year.
I’ve got most of your books, almost didn’t purchase the Happy Hoopla, but had gotten anyway. Please find another publisher 💖
My best friend growing up was Janice. We lived across the street from each other starting when we were about 4 and 5 (I’m 1 year older almost to the same week). I’m happy to say we are still friends now! And we’re 72 and 73 years old!
Isn’t it wonderful to have a life long friend. My friend and I have gone through most of life’s adventure together. We have lived in different states for the passed thirty years but It feels like she still lives across the street.
HI Pat! What a nice childhood memory you discussed today. My best friend is Donna. We've been best friends for 63 years and keep in touch regularly.
I still have my childhood friend of 55-1/2 years! Truly blessed!
Love what you do for all of us, including THIS newbie. Looking forward to the library quilt. About when will this one start?
If I heard correctly 9 weeks and the borders and then straight into the library quilt sew along.
Thank you for your daily videos. You inspire and motivate me. I have been gazing in admiration at the Home Is quilt currently hanging in your studio and have downloaded the pattern and layout files. It's very generous of you to keep these files easily available to your devoted fans.
Just ordered the hoopla book. Can’t wait to make the library quilt.
In Canada I can get it for 42 but I'm wondering now if there will be a discount of some kind as they are closing out. So sad they're closing, that's a great company.
Been cleaning my sewing area. Oh my goodness not buying any fabric for a while It's good to do an assessment of your stash. Going to catch up on my ufos this year. Thanks for video
My best friend growing up was and still is Kelley. We met in kindergarten and even when she moved away we have kept in touch and see each ither when we can.
Have you ever or would you ever consider showing how you set up photographing your quilts or quilt blocks.
I met my best friend in 5th grade and we are still best friends and 62 years later we are still best friends. I just organized all my patterns that are single patterns into binders labeled as full quilts, table runners, etc.
I met my best friend on the first day of High School. Even though we live far apart we are still friends. We met last summer for a get away at a lake house. It is always fun when we get together.
I baste my quilts on the queen size bed in the spare room. I save old sheets and lay a sheet down on the bed. Just remove the pillows and there is a large flat area. I have a big cardboard cutting mat (used for garment making scissor cutting) that I put under the sheet to provide a hard surface. I have basted a king size quilt on the bed. I use 505 basting spray.
Thank you
Just got my Holiday Hoopla book, and it is on sale at Amazon.
I love watching your tips and tricks. I am in the process of moving my sewing room so this is useful.
My BFF Susan is from 1st grade. Still BFF 's and we are now 71 years old.
Hey Pat! Well my planned year is already off… as in a classic cold that started the 2nd of January, yay. Sleeping and not coughing up a lung has been my new new year goals. I’m already late on my block Wednesdays and two other BOMs. Sigh😢. My best friend from elementary was Sue Sue. She and I would constantly move our mother’s plants from one garden to the next. Mother used to laugh about never knowing where they were going next. Thank you for the lovely memory. You’re the best!
Hurray I had to pause the video this lunchtime (UK) and pop onto Martingale's website and managed to get the Holiday Hoopla book as an e-book . Now I spend time deciding which fabrics for the next sampler quilt too. plus the library quilt which will make a different style of charity quilt for me. Need to make a start on Childhood memories now my scrap quilt making to use up last year's left overs from charity quilts . I'm going to use exactly the same fabrics from my Emma bundle too.
Mine was Susan in elementary. We we're best friends. When we went to High School, she went to a different school, that is when I met Dorine and we've been beasties since. Even though we live miles apart we still talk every week
I have the Lollypops pattern too. Would love it if you would do a sew along with that pattern!
Yeah !!!
90,000
I love this topic of best friends. My best friend since childhood is Jackie. My family moved in nextdoor to hers in 1959 when we had just turned 4 years old. We have remained friends throughout the years and she is like a sister to me. My other best friend now is RoseAnn. We met in 7th grade. We both love to sew and make things for each other for birthdays and Christmas. I made quilts for both of my besties this Christmas 🎄🎁💖
ohhhhh i did the pattern sorting yesterday lol!!!!! Thanks Pat for all you do for us Love you!!xxx
I went through all of my patterns last year summer and oh it felt so good, also my fabric the year before. Great video.
I have my book and can't wait to start! You are so funny and you make my day. Have a wonderful day!🥰
I have been working on and off on my pattern sorting.....today is gonna be my notions day...well maybe tomorrow...I want to sew all day
Good morning, Pat! Glad you liked the Infinity Scarf I made. That red just screamed "Pat!" My best friend throughout grade school was Janet. We caused so much trouble in school, we frustrated the nuns! The used a sign language so we could communicate during class, and we learned to write backwards and passed a little notebook back and forth with our backward notes. Everyone thought we were really goofy, and I'm sure we were! LOL! My long ago besty and I recently reconnected. She lives in Florida, and I am in Wisconsin. This should be interesting!
Oh dear! I forgot about the Hoopla Sampler! I've been wanting your celebrations book for a while, and I could only afford to buy one from Martingale. Do you think I could improvise and make the quilt using the celebrations book? LOL Have you thought about who will publish your next book now? Wonder why they didn't put the company up for sale? Anyhow, they will be missed I'm sure! Thanks for your enthusiasm and encouragement, Pat!
You can display scissors on a peg board.
French General has a request for sewing fabric & notions for the Navajo Project.
Good morning Pat. Worked on my tons of batting yesterday! Can’t wait for the bookcase quilt! What fabric line did you use in the book?
it is not a fabric line but my stash
Hello! Pat and subscribers There are so many wonderful blocks to make I can’t decide. I went through my fat quarters and compiled different color ways for the Wednesday sew along and now there is the Holiday Hoopla sampler not to mention the library quilt. Ok just one block at a time and watch the progress grow. I just love it sew fun!
Pat, what do you do with your patterns after you have made the quilt?? Like Red Zinger or Lollypop Trees. Keep it, toss it, give it away?? If I can figure out what to do with the patterns, that would help clear out some from my “stash” of patterns??
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Love the Q &A part!!!!
Hi Pat, where can we find your red cabinet that holds all your notions?! I love it!!
i bought it years and years ago at the container store
Not able to find the download for Sweet Childhood Memories Block #1 and also your video for that block. Please add the link under this note for me. Love your videos.
go to my quilt along website and then the project page, it's at the end. it is also linked under every download www.ilovetomakequilts.com/
Every time I make anew quilt, my husband tells me it is the prettiest one I’ve made.
Where will your books ( and others) be available after Martingale closes?
they will be totally gone. finished. nowhere to be found. When a company closes that is it
Hello Pat, I can't find the pattern for the 1 block of childhood memories, you can help me😫😥
it is listed at my quilt along website and that is linked under every download you did. go to www.ilovetomakequilts.com/
Hello I have a question IAM just starting to watch you live shows and I see it's the second block .are you makeing a quilt behind you with all different shapes or patterns?I can find the directions of the video from the first that tell about the hole quilt project.i want some info before I might start it?and the color choices would be hard in a way.also what is the email so I can ask questions as well thankss
go to my project page for the information www.ilovetomakequilts.com/ and ask questions in my quilt community at facebook.com/groups/QuiltWithPatSloan
Who is the designer and what are the names of the patterns you are going to x-st of the ladies?
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