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Then watch the 3rd part on quilting a hanging sleeve for the banner.
Length : 20:05
Category: 100 Series, Featured Videos, Quilting Celebrations, and Recently Added.
Tags: how to make a quilt, quilting, and quilting fabric.
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This is so enjoyable!!
Carol, 1 year ago
I so enjoy these videos. I just wish that we could see a more closeup of how you are turning and actually see when and where the needle goes down. I’m more of a visual person. Keep them coming.
Gaila, 1 year ago
Thanks Carol and Gaila! Gaila – we have worked on getting closer to the needle for a better view in future episodes. The shows most recently taped will begin airing in November. Keep watching, okay?!
Thanks so much ~ Patrick
Patrick, 1 year ago
Thank you, Patrick! Great tips. Now I’m not so intimidated by satin stitching! Love your videos and look forward to watching them all!!
Sandi, 1 year ago
So glad you’re enjoying them, Sandi, and happy you’re with us
Patrick, 1 year ago
This episode really has been useful — Thank you! I’ve always had trouble satin stitching my points and angles and these tips will now make them perfect. Also, I love the “Quilting Celebrations” magazine, too. I just picked up my 1st one at my local fabric store and am thrilled with the projects. I don’t think I’ve ever purchased a sewing magazine where I want to make ALL the projects! I will be on the lookout for future issues. Great job, Patrick!
Grace, 1 year ago