Trish88

I love this video...but if any of you have a serger you turn the pillowcase inside out and serge the one side and bottom which gives you a better stitch and saves so much time......thx Trish

JaniceP

Thanks...now I really know what I'm doing wrong. What a great tutorial!

Amythyst02

Great tips

littlebitoheaven

Thank you. This was really good for me. I struggle every time with matching seams. I also struggle with my 1/4" foot (same as hers). Apparently, I can not see as well and I feel as though my fabric is moving slightly. Not good! I love the disappearing 9 patch and I am going to practice, practice, practice. thanks again. Very helpful and I enjoy her way of speaking and filming.

Helen6869

This is the first time I have seen a tutorial where she tells us to press our seams open. Is this the norm now? I can believe that it would make it easier to quilt but I thought "the rule" was to press to the dark always!! no matter what. Is this new to you folks too? or just me? She (Sharon Ledbetter) did make a beautiful block but was very particular about how she made it. Great instructions but I don't know that I would take that much care.

starshine

I think I had seen the press the seam open only once before and I think it was for a particular block or procedure but I can't remember now what. I do think there was a comment about "normally press to one side but for this one press open" so it does seem to be a different take.

luciab

Wonderful video. I'm going to try this right now. Thanks for posting.

MartiMorga

I can see with the open seams-four corners coming together. I love the info on not using the iron to open them, stretching and all, steam helping the material "go back to natural". Lots of good information, thanks for posting.

peabee

thanks so much for posting. great tips, well done!

craftynell

Thanks a bunch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!