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Ive just found you and I couldn't be happier, I go to a quilt class and do ok but now, following your clear instructions, I can do my quilt as you go so much quicker and easier, your designs are a breath of fresh air. They're beautiful. Thank you so much I look forward to following you.

Good evening Monica and Alaura. Two very talented women. Your videos are great. Your voice is soothing and you don’t have any music when you talk which means we can hear you clearly. Love what you do.

Beautiful as always ❤❤

What a treat, thank you lovely as always.

Beautiful 😍

It's gorgeous! Thank you

I am in Sydney too , can you tell me please where do you buy your pens and glues and what do you use as spray glues because the one I use from depot light smells so strong of pertrol

Can I do the appliqué stitch when the batting has been sandwich in between instead of doing on the first layer first and then stick around when the sandwich has been done as to the quilting .

What is the white thing shown in the first place? And what is used in the stripes to make it sturdy?

I love these tutorials I watch a million times Ty for bringing them here

So beautiful!! Lovely work, Monica. I’m watching again - probably won’t be the last time either.

Thank you Monica. Love your tip's, and whisper's of wisdom. ❤

I have to finish my current project, but I would love to make this next. If I join now, will I still have access to the previous months’ patterns?

Love the hair style, very flattering,! Your sewing space is quite lovely as well.

Would love for you to do a video on fabric markers and videos for other tools as well!

I will check into the Mystery sew along. You have such beautiful fabrics! I would not know what fabrics I could choose! Here in the United States! I have enjoyed your videos very much. I am anxious to try your methods! You make everything look so easy, too!

Do you have to pay to join the sew along?

Great block and tutorial. I have so many on my plate so won’t be doing this year.

Your videos are so wonderfully detailed, Monica. I enjoyed watching as you quilted the block; the dimensional quality of the quilting makes a simple block so striking. I think the background music is so much more relaxing than machine noise, Alaura. 😉😊

I’m on a 2 week trip to Nova Scotia. I won’t be able to start until after the 14th. My hubby was laughing at me for watching the video tutorial while we were driving.😂

I LOVE this block! So excited to get started! ❤

I haven’t gotten to watch you much lately but when I do I just love watching you sew sewwwwww much!!!!!

So wonderful to see you back Monica💕🎉🧵

It's going to be interesting to see how everyone will arrange the 4 blocks. Can't wait to get started, for me it won't until the 15th.

Hey everyone, go over to the live chat. There are more people there

Hello from Missouri

Hi everyone

Hi guess who nancy, marette and tracy! Watching from Chicago Illinois!

Super cute new hair cut!!!

Hi y'all

How exciting!!

Oops. Regarding enlarging pattern, the word is about not a pot. Excuse me. Marilyn

Love this pattern. I’d like to enlarge this pattern a pot 1 inch on each side. As long as I’m careful with measuring, is it possible? Marilyn D.

What are we marking with the straight edge & creaser at 38 minutes?

What about wash away stabilizer?

You are amazing, I wish I had found you earlier, your videos have taught me so much. Thank you from the bottom of my heart Judy

Ive made 3 of these so far. I love this pattern. thank you for sharing

I get my batting upside down all the time and haven't had any problems. I use cotton.

My tip is that I change my needle plate on my Pfaff to the straight stitch plate.

Your videos are very detailed and clear. It took me a lot of practice to figure it out but it was worth the time.

I like the look of older quilts and I don't wash begore I quilt. I made a wedding ring quilt with 30's reproduction prints. I loved how the shrinkage after washing just made it look more like an antique. I have prewashed reds as I have had them run.

Yes the short 14" pieces are the sides, remember

I just added an 8 inch borders around a quilt. It's big, so it was awkward to quilt the border. I still needed to make it bigger so this time I quilted the borders first. I made it 4 inches longer to allow for shrinking and the joined it to the quilt. Thank you for sharing these videos. It didn't occur to me make quilts this way.

Exactly the tutorial i needed! Excellent pattern and video!

Loved you quilt as you go video! And I love your flower blocks!

Hi Monica. My question isn’t really related to the blocks that everyone on this course are doing but amongst all your extensive pieces of quilting and appliqué wisdom, did I read or hear you say that it was possible to quilt your background first, then add your appliqué pieces. Particularly for intricate designs? Sorry rather a long winded question 😀

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Excellent teaching. Learned a lot as a beginner.❤