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Uuuugghhhhh!!!!! I just threaded the thread from back to front instead of front to back!!! I almost pulled my hair out. This video saved my hair. Seriously 😂😂😂😂😤😤😤

I don’t mind hand piecing blocks and then quilting them in the machine . I think thats perfectly fine I want to try a quilt as you go type of thing have a good day

Thank you so much for explaining this, as a beginner, it gives me a good understanding on how to use the width and length knobs on stitching,

Thank you!! It was the last one that did it!

As a new quilter, I really appreciate your clear and very helpful instructions. Having been born and raised in England, I also enjoy the English accent!

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. I'm new to quilting and this helps tremendously.

Such an informative video. But, there can be instances where the thread - when it's a cheapo or old brand - will cause problems even if you always unthread it by pulling it through the bottom. As I'm sure you know, those threads can have lint on them which will get into your machine even when you unthread it properly. 👍😻❣️😍

There is at least one more reason why your needle keeps unthreading itself which i have a problem with at times because I forget about it. And, that is this: When you lift up your project to cut the threads, you can sometimes pull it up too much, causing tension to be between your work and the needle. When you cut it loose, that will cause your thread to pull back and come out of the needle almost everytime. Just wanted to letcha know about that. 👍😍❣️😻

Great video. I rarely hand piece. I machine piece and hand quilt. But I have two charm packs I can practice on. I have a long train ride coming up next month and this would be relaxing. Thanks for sharing.

Why is she doing a sewing machine video in the woods?

🎉thank you

AHHH THANK YOU, I WAS LITERALLY HAVING A PANIC ATTACK, BUT THEN YOUR VIDEO SAVED ME!!!

Love the cats and thanks for the lesson.

I'm new to quilting and this was very helpful!

Thanks!

my thread keeps coming out of the top bit that's supposed to hold it in place??? like the hook:( please help:(

Can I just say Ty Ty Ty so much!! I have seen the ends of my fingers 3 times just trying to figure out how to even get CLOSE to that seam allowance! Great tip! Worked like a charm on my singer quantum 9960! As well as my brothers sq9285!!! I love this tip and I’m telling everyone about your sharing it. 😂

Dear Kim, I like the way you explain difficult things. At the end of the video, everything is clear, and I know whay I have to do it exactley that way. Your smile and your humor is exactly what makes your videos so lovable. Thank you so much Iˋm a huge fan of you and your handquilting lessons. (Please excuse my superbad english. Iˋam from switzerland, talking and understandig is ok, but writing in english is😵‍💫😉). xxxxxxxxManuela

It's been two years since this video was posted, but it is lifesaving. My mother has had this sewing machine since she was a teenager, and I decided I wanted to get into it, too. Except, she had no idea how to do help or do much for the machine since it's been so long since she's used it. This video was amazing, thorough, and amazing. Thank you so much!! ☺️🫶

Thanks Kim

Hi Kim, your title says 'an eight inch seam allowance'. Do you mean 'eighth'?

1:00 twisted mine and the entire end broke off into little bits. Good thing I plan on using this thread for hand sewing, as I'm not sure it'll work on my machine now.

Thank you

👏🏽👏🏽 other tutorials complicate too much 🎉❤

you are a delight. thank you!

kim!! thank you so much! this is literally the best terminology video i’ve found thus far!!

Thank you for clarifying the thread issue for me. I kept searching and no one else was as clear!

Do you know what stitch width an 1/8 inch would be?

Thank you for your help!!!❤️

Thank you! Back to work...

Hi Kim, This is my first time watching you and I just that you are amazing! I have always wanted to make a log cabin and always struggled with getting my block straight and never could get it straight. So thank you for all the tips and ideas on how to get things the way they should be. Thank you so much!!

Thank you for the center label tip. I always end up getting confused with where to sew next. It didn't occur to me to label it. 😅Lol

I’m confused about what happens when the stitching doesn’t start and end at the edge of the fabric pieces. 🧵

Thank you I've always wanted to do this! Love your tutorial..😊

A most EXCELLENT video. Thank you!

Wow! I’m so thankful to have found you this morning. I’ve just struggled with 3 of 30 pin wheels for a small quilt. Love the basting trick! Thank you from Atlanta!🇺🇸

Hooray I can finally find a ⅝" seam. (I really should read the manual!...) ¼" no probs. Thanks Kim 😂👍

Thank you so much for this Kim, I'd never heard of satin stitch before.x 🥰x

Ty for teaching us this! You are simply awesome lady!! I get excited when I see you have posted something new.😍

Thank you so much , I have struggled so much with matching my points but you have really made it easy . You’re the best ❤

Think I will try this 💕 but also I think I will put a dab of glue to hold the folds tight. Thank you!

❤❤❤👍👍

Wow Kim your my saviour - I was having to use needle threader and was therefore threading cotton through the wrong way - can’t thank you enough - I thought I’d have to buy a new machine! Xx

My thread keeps falling out😭😭 i have a singer m3500

I am having a problem getting the download of the instructions for the two color card trick

Thanks. Just spent 10 minutes before watching this. You’ve saved me launching it across the room.

What size square do you start with

For a strechy fabric which number I should use