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I used the decorative stitches on a striped quilt, to play with the possibilities. There were eyelashes so I need to try it again with this method.

What water do you recommend for any steam iron?

OMG! I am making a gymnastics leotard for my granddaughter and the machine ate the four way stretch fabric. So annoying! It took about 15 minutes to take the face plate off and I carefully used a seam ripper to remove the stitches without tearing the fabric. I practiced on scraps before my project, no worries. I was able to sew four seams before this happened. I added my walking foot and it is feeding better. I will add the header too. Thank you for the tips!

Wish you had shown the entire contents of the quilting template package. Is that an amolite?

Thanks Kim, your book reviews are great. Love the whirly gig quilt!

I love...LOVE your necklace & your tutorials....

Neat book Kim! Thanks

Lots of good options. I love the rail fence options

Like that book!

Thanks for the great tip about the hp foot and regular plate. Nice project.

Thanks for the tip on using the hole on the HP foot. I'm going to use that one! Love the Janome tips as much as your projects.

Question: Is there a noticable difference in weight for the two sides--plain fabric half versus the multiple selvage stitched strips triangle? Combining the blocks, would this make "waves" for wall hangings, projects, quilts, etc.?

Awesome - something useful for those selvedge scraps

I added wheels to my Alex with the file drawer. Ordered “L-shaped casters” from Amazon that screw through the sides of the cabinet. Unable to attach a picture but they have a 125 lb weight limit and have worked well.

I enjoy your videos. Thank you for not having fingernails that distract from the demonstration. I'm getting tired of ladies ( as good as they are at quiting) who have nails so long and bright that it seems silly they're even trying to pin and sew.

What is that black straight edge, please?

I love it what fun!

Hi, from England! I’m a new subscriber and also rather new to quilting, so this was a revelation for me, thank you! I smiled when you pointed out the name Felicity in your block….. have a granddaughter named Felicity. 😊

Thanks, Kim!

Easy, practical and pretty! Perfect! TFS 🤗🕊️

Thanks for the great explanation. I am however terribly tension-challenged 😢. I have a Janome Continental M7 and am very pleased with the Auto-tension 😅. So if I have to adjust the tension while using invisible thread, what do I adjust it to? I hope you find time to help me here … Thanks so much.

That is a great book! I’m going to make my grandson, who lives out in Utah, the mountain quilt in that book!❤️

Hi can you pls tell me why my needle will not pic up my bobbin thread it will not sow at all ,thank you ,

Can i apologise for my previous remark? Thinking about it and am so sorry for what i said. I guess i didnt realize that you make money promoting msqc. You were so gracious in your reply to my stateme will keep on learning from you.nt. I truly love your videos and you are an excellent teacher. I still use your diy basting spray. And your book reviews are really fun.

Fantastic book- thanks!

Thanks so much. Interesting …so please forgive the advice that follows…. but if you could omit unnecessary chat and simply demonstrate the technique it would be great. See Jenny Doan’s quilting tutorial videos which are gold standard. Whiz through the repetitive procedures and demonstrate rather than “describe”. (Only saying… )

I use the blue mark be gone pen. What do you use? And how do YOU remove these markers?

Love love love it all! Did I mentioned I love it all lol

To me, this looks the best out of the other quilt as you go videos. So is there no way to do a quilt as you go without sashing?? I thought there was. I love your blocks too by the way!

Tyvm for this video!!! I’m a beginner and you explained this so awesome !!!! 👍🏼👍🏼❤️❤️

Thank you! 🌹❤️

Yes

Thanks!

I save selvages and love your ideas for using them, especially for tea towels. I usually sew 2 1/2” blocks together and then sew on tea towels but I’m going to try your idea the next time I need a set for a gift (or myself 😝). Thanks!

Beautiful! I am a big fan of selvages! What brand is your iron machine 😅 I like it!

WOW never would have thought of this! ❤ thank you

Thanks.

awesome ideas

Thank you for the excellent tutorial! I am very interested in couching and recently purchased the foot kit for my Janome 550e. This machine doesn’t have built in couching patterns. Do you have suggestions for the type of designs that would work well? Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks 😊

I know this is an old video but I hope you will answer this comment. I have had my M7 for quite awhile and it did not come with a blue dot bobbin case. One of the reasons I purchased the machine was to do some ruler work. I had nothing but thread breakage when trying to do it. Is this blue dot bobbin case really necessary?

Thanks Kim, great book and some helpful ideas.

Lots of love and squishy hugs!!!

Always love your book overview videos.

Thank you. This helps.

Thank you! I couldn’t figure out what I was doing wrong.

I’ve made a bunch of these, including the Moose ( one of my favorites).

Your dollar store has much better things than mine. That little shaver for instance….wow.

Thank you. So helpful.