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boxed corners!

Thank you. I have purchased this tape. Never used it…this explains it clearly. Will try again..🧵🧵🧵✂️✂️

I made the 9 inch basket today. It was so easy. The tutorial is excellent. I used pumpkin fabric because Autumn is just around the corner.

👋👋 what an awesome idea ❤❤

I use both

Oh My Goodness! I love everything about this. I have a dear friend who teaches 2nd grade, I plan to ask if the classroom needs kits like this. And I also plan to make a variety of different kits to put in a treasure chest that our Grands (now Great-Grands) pick a treasure from every time they come to visit. You have the best ideas, thank you so much for sharing.

What a wonderful and generous idea!

What do you think? Will you make some creativity kits or put other things inside the boxes?

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Beautiful. Best of all no stress cutting exact measurements.Just following your creativity for colors, shapes and sizes of your panels, and quilt. My idea of perfection!! Hand stitched quilts are my preference.

I just made this! Thank you so much!

Panda bears❤

Omg thx so much… I’ll be making these for my grand baby that’s on the way

I use both, depending on the project.

Both, and for clips, I use binder clips. I already had a ton of them at home, so it made sense to use them.

Thank you for sharing your experience, wisdom and insight. Personally I use both pins and clips, just like you it depends on the project-one or two projects I actually use both clips and pins m. And my favorite, most reached for clips are the Clover mini clips with the narrow precision tips, however the regular sized ones do have there uses and honestly, I have even tried the humongous ones, but have only found them to useful a couple times.

Great demonstration Thank you !

I use both!

Pins…. Because I quilt

I tried to print the stocking, but it would not come up...

Thank you!!

First you showed pinning on the inside but when you started sewing, the pins are on the outside.

You mean " Charm Pack " ?

I’m making these for homeless people. A church donates toiletries once/week and needs 20 bags per week. I’d like to have fun cotton fabrics to give to them. Thank you SO much for this easy video

Can you add a pocket...my granddaughter uses them for reading only and has them on a lanyard around her neck i though of putting a pocket to hide the lanyard when not it use

I love the simplicity of this and you explain things so well. Could you give the details of the batting you initially used, mentioned at the beginning of the video. I would like to make a thinner one for my first attempt.

I’ve 2 grand dogs! One of each gender…lots of fun holidays! Thank you for sharing!!!

In my home, I would go with the more sophisticated deeper red & green, no littles to run around my house who would appreciate the more traditional brighter red & green. The vintage pink & green would be perfect if I were hosting a Sorority gathering as they would be in our colors! Table runner or placemat

To long to get things started

Where do I get the teplate

How will you use this block? Quilt, table runner, placemat, gift bag, other?

My dog goes to a doggy gym every Friday and she loves everyone there. Last year I made leashes for all the pets owned by the staff (about 20). This year I want to do something different and your tutorial is my inspiration for making bandanas. I really appreciate all the detail as you covered things I may not have thought about. Thanks so much.

Wow great idea about food grade plastic - would never of thought of cereal bag!!!

Which is thinner batting or foam

Thank you 🙏 so much for teaching I’m a adult and I need something like this it was a great 👍 idea 💡 it will be great gifts for my family and friends 😃

How would pinking shears work well!

This is exactly the tutorial I needed! Thank you <3

Do you microwave the cover too? If so how does the velcro work in microwave?

🍼 What other sewing tutorials would you like to see for baby? LMK!

Hi Tara, it’s me we were talking about those tube turners. I actually found another video that showed how to so both ends close and still be able to turn it. I’ll send it to you on the other video. But what I wanted to talk about is there was a new story not too long ago talking about the harm we are facing with those plastic bags that cereal comes in. So you may want to rethink doing that crackle toy, and you can search obviously on the Internet to find out about those cereal bags something about chemicals in the plastic leaching into our Foods.

Great video, you explained everything perfectly.

Love this for its simplicity and speed. Guilty admission....I made a rag quilt for my two-year-old greatgrand and his five-year-old big sister asked "What are you making for me?" I have made many things for her in the past and it was her little brother who got neglected during Covid. But of course she doesn't understand that! So I'm making her a hooded swim towel and she won't understand how easy it was compared to the quilt. Now that I see how easy it is will probably make more for other grands and great-grands.

FYI ------ The "Heat Erasable" pens, show up again if the item gets cold. So you know.

I use my cozy for individual cheese dips on nachos night I sew extra smalls

Thank you!

I've never made a skinny tube. This makes it look so easy.

You’re welcome 😀😀 When I am making ties for a cushion for example I like one end to be closed that’s the issue with this method. You would think the manufacturer would have the courtesy to put out a video showing how to use all three. There is a CZcams channel and I think it’s called notches Sewing and she shows a few different methods because I don’t think she has those tube turners