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Today my mom turns 83! We are having a tea party with 2 of her great grand-daughters (ages 2 and 3). I'll miss sewing, but I sure will enjoy making memories with my special girls!!
The highlight of these videos is getting to hear Pat laugh. Her laugh is instant joy. Anyone else notice that?
Thanks for sharing the 16 patch secret. Love it.
Sixteen patch= Free Quilt… thank you for sharing your method of doing this!
It feels good to hear that I'm not the only one who gets stuff turned around between my design bed or the ironing board and my sewing machine. lol
Such a beautiful quilt top! Thanks for posting!
I start my day with you! I think you are amazing! Thank you for all you do!
This month I finally finished the oldest UFO I owned. I think I started the cross stitch in the 90’s sometime 🙄. I can’t even find the pattern but it was mostly done and just needed made into something. Whoohoo! I now have a beautiful pillow for my bedroom. Thanks for the ongoing encouragement.
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Thank you for the 16-patch! So SMART!! & makes it so much easier!! I have a Go Baby that I think I might be able to get my mom to help me start cutting up 2.5in blocks, lol! Thank you again for all you do everyday!!
& my Secret Lives of Color finally arrived! I'm a very happy camper today!!!
I love how your flapjack quilt came out. Thanks for the tips about putting together 16-patch blocks instead of 9-patches. That is awesome!
Love your 16 patch insight - way better for chain piecing! Thanks so much! I’ve got several boxes of 10 and 5 inch blocks that I can easily cut up and generate one of these quilts - I love these scrappy quilts!
The first time I watched one of your videos, I was confused. “What is this woman doing here? What is her point? “ Fortunately, I kept watching, and I think that I may understand at least some of your objectives: you are sharing the process of quilting - not a particular technique or even a particular project, but the full, ongoing, day to day, success and error-filled process of quilting. Multiple projects, shifts in priorities, back burner this and move that forward - all of the guilting process. Your sharing makes an unsure quilter more confident, seeing someone with your experience and skill work at management as well as technique. So cool!
you go it Nikki! I am a life style channel, Not a tutorial channel. This is how I work and manage what i do each day. and I chat with you as if you were sitting here with me. Does that make sense? We all have this going on, but nobody else tells you about it but me!
Glad to see the owl still in your site. I have looked for it every time I watch you. Thank you.
I really like the consistency of the gold throughout. That was a great change!
Good morning from Washburn Wi
I absolutely love watching your videos. Thank you so much
Love the nine patch idea. Thanks Pat!
Thank you for the idea of quadrants. After they are in place, I really don’t want to scramble. You are so right that it is very easy to rotate blocks. I can easily confuse myself.
Love your red/white 2" squares quilt! A red and white quilt is on my "to do" list. I have difficulty with 2" squares running wonky, so your tips on putting together the blocks is helpful. I was thinking the 9 patch would help with keeping them straight, but the 16 patch block makes so much more sense ! I also want to border the small Liberty quilt with the 2" squares as you did - it is beautiful.. Thank you. Your videos are ones that I try to watch every morning.
If you keep moving things around you will drive yourself crazy Pat. I think your quilt looks great.
Love that quilt
In the second row the butterfly ends are in the same direction. I would put one flying up and the other down.
Good morning everyone from northwest Pennsylvania.
hi Glenda! join the chat window, this is comments you won't see any of it
I didn't make it for the live video this morning but catching up now. I did manage to get all the things on my project tracker done and even started for March's list. Pat, I really enjoy your daily videos, thank you so much. Have a great day.
I love how you use scraps I learned a lot from your videos. Thank you.
Like your flap jack quilt and I like how you changed up with the gold in the same center place on each block. Now working on a postage stamp quilt.
Sorry missed live. I was going to cut out the flapjacks this weekend & ended up cutting out & sewing the string beans instead . Love the yellow & grey looks great. Great job on the shamrock ☘️ almost done!!
brilliant problem solving on the 16 v. 9 patch.
Really like how the yellows are placed.
Your quilt is beautiful. Flap Jack.
Looking at your Flapjack QuiIt, the black squares look like they are floating, love the purple flimsy , it is mesmerizing. and your reasoning on the 16 patch is brilliant.
I love your 2 1/2" sqs. quilt....working on 2 in between other quilts!🥰😂
I think your pattern layout is great. I do agree that only the one block could be changed up.😊 The yellow border would set it off.
I love this quilt. Those are my kind of colors. Nice!!
Good morning from snow covered NH
I love the flashback quilts. And the 2.5 inch are so cool. I have to be careful march 1. I have to not buy things to early.lol my garden is calling my name.
Have a great day Pat❤️
If you don't know what to do with the strips, you could always just cut them into the 2.5" squares and add them to your box of cute squares! love that red/white squares quilt! So cute and fun and pretty and all other good things.
Thank you for the checkerboard quilt update...since starting your system last year I have moved through so many scraps, yay! I'm at the point now of having the luxury of sewing on a different set each season or month. This month was a red/white/pink set. In March it will be all green/whites. The ones stumping me are the multi-prints (from an old Y2K swap), purples and teals. Looking forward to starting String Beans tomorrow!
Just a thought. You want to date your counted cross stitch pieces somewhere tiny on them. I just ran across a piece of cross stitch that I had done and it was dated 1989!!!!!! So I framed it!!!
thaks for your orientations hi from mexico city
I have done 3 fun things so far today: order new kitchen cabinets for our kitchen update, go out to lunch with my husband for his birthday, and finish 2 scrap blocks for my “trash” quilt!
I just did my kitchen over. It took months. Things were very late being delivered. I hope its gotten better now so that you have a better more joyful experience. Enjoy.
Thank Pat for sharing with us your quilt is coming along great i find if i set goals i get more done im quilting a king size quilt on my domestic machine cause its yo big for my quilter have a great day
So cheerful!
Maybe pop the shoofly among your squares. Would the shoofly be the same size as a four patch?
4x4 (16) is great tip - thx
Thanks for the 2 1/2 square info. Just starting a pink one and was wondering how it was gonna go together. Had seen your red one, love it, and wanted to make one or two or.......🙂
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My eye goes right to the verticals white piece in the middle. A switch with one of the fern ones maybe?
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I know the Flap Jack pattern calls for outside boarders but, do people think a scrappy binding would be just fine? I would use the same fabrics as what’s in the quilt.
It would look cute but would be bulky with all those seams
Something to think about.
Its your quilt after all. Do what speaks to you. You will never go wrong with your gut instinct. Good luck.☺
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Fairly new to your channel. What batting do you prefer?
Any tips for pressing the seams on the flapjack quilt?
the pattern gives you directions
Is there a video for the purple quilt? Or a pattern with information?
no pattern. I will eventually do one, just enjoy watching. If i stop to make patterns for simple things like this i never get any sewing done
What color aida cloth did you use for the March project?
this is what I'm using gray bliss cloth shrsl.com/3bl99
@Pat Sloan are you stitching your March on 14 count?
yes! I only use 14 count
I know you have answered this question before ... how did you make your design wall?
put design wall in my channel search and you will find the videos
bottom left corner needs white
Karen of Just Get it Done Quilts, uses 2.5" squares as leaders and enders when sewing other projects, then just saves them up until she has enough to do something with.
Bonnie Hunter is the queen of leaders and enders.
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Cancel my comment. You’ve changed the order already😃