Brilliant idea to use the hand-look quilting stitch with the Roller Foot *and* the Circular Attachment! Thank you!

The back of my directions dont say that. It says if you want 1/2 in sizes such in 2 1/2 lay line on the triangle with number 3. So this is wrong

Where do U buy Eleanor burns rulers

Show me how to make a placemat with small black strips between all the pieces please. I so want to make this.

How do I Square up 2 1/4” triangle using the Quilt In A Day Ruler?

How do I square up to 2 1/4”

you didn't tell us what size half square triangle you end up with.

How do you turn off the sencer

I love the quilt behind you. What the pattern called?

Here's the math for HST's and QST's HST Measurements: Cut 2 squares as follows Pure Math: Finished unit (FU) + 7/8" Trim down Math: finished unit + 1" Example: Finished HST unit = 3" Cut 2 squares : FU + 1" or 3 + 1 = 4" squares needed. QST Measurements: QST's are comprised of 2 HST's. As there is an addition of 2 more seams, the math is a wee bit different. Cut 2 squares as follows Pure Math: Finished Unit (FU) + 1.25" Trim Down Math: FU + 1.5 Example: Finished QST unit = 3". 3" + 1.5 = 4.5" squares needed. Adapting to Magic 8 Method. Not mysterious! We are simply taking 4 cut units and placing them in one square 2 x 2. Therefore, take your measurements that you come up with above and multiply by two! Voila! You have your square dimensions. To wit: Magic 8 HST: FU = 3" Squares = 3 + 1 = 4. 4 x 2 = 8" square pairs needed. Magic 8 QST: FU = 3" Squares = 3 = 1.5 - 4.5 = 9" square pairs needed.

Eight at a time rocks. I also exclusively trim this way. I think it is quick, easy and accurate.

The music is a distraction in an educational video!

Thanks for sharing! I've been looking for a Canadian store for epp supplies but I can't seem to find your store. Is there a different link available?

Thank you for this tutorial!!! I am in the middle of a project and had all these little triangle left over and realized I had this ruler!! I didn't know or could not figure out how to use it, perhaps I've quilting too long today but I turned to RU-vid and there you were!!! Again thank you!!!

What is the name of the green graph paper? 1:36

I need to get information on my machine # 1080 ?

To save time i prefer to use my glue pen to hold the sides down rather thn sewing its far quicker 🙂

This is a new craft for me and absolutely love doing it. Very calming.

Thanks Wendy! Great tutorial !🌻

Could be used instead of a strip tube ruler, I’m thinking?

I bought one of these and used it carefully, and found the resultant square wasn’t quite as big as it said on the ruler. I can only think this is due to material taken up in the seam when you open up the half square triangle. It’s only a bother when using with entire squares of the “same” size. Similar problem to the reasons for a scant quarter inch seam allowance.

So did you align the point of the ruler with the point of the fabric triangle? Or did you line the 1" on your seamline then put an equal amount of extra fabric on either side of the ruler sides?

You can glue the edges down also it saves time

Does the larger ruler do small triangles as well? Which ine is more advisable? Thanks in advance Maria Shaikh

Thank you for sharing this video!! I am a beginner and finally know what they are talking about :)

Thank you so much I have to make alot and when I say alot I mean it.....and have been trying to figure out how and I have this ruler and the way you explained it I got it.....

How do I know if I have replaced the hook correctly?

Did you put your needle through the paper? I've been watching vids on paper piecing and so far, all have basted the paper to the fabric.

Yay! I learned some things! I had no idea about the clear foot being used for echo! I just finished a quilt, now I can’t wait to try this! Also, a no-brainer about the correlation to stitch size and small circles, but until you demonstrated that, I had no idea. I’m excited to get my next quilt ready to try these amazing things!

What the hell is wrong with the camera? Did you not practice first? hard to watch

I don't understand why you felt you needed noise during instructions another RUINED VIDEO

Thank you. Great strategies! Please consider deleting the background music - very distracting

Wonderful new tips for me to try. I have one question. How do you turn off the sensor that lets the machine know the little door to the bobbin area will be staying open? Thank you.

Please...if I want music I'll play Pandora...

Just discovered your videos and I've found them very easy to follow and no I never knew what that little hole was for! The video quality was a little fuzzy (unfocused?) would you be able to take a little more time to show close ups of your stitches front and back? Thanks

Have been watching you on sewing quarter in England this morning your material is out of this world and you are a lovely person hope you enjoy your stay best wishes mickyxx

I love the video and the rulers. Thank you so much. The background music was too loud in my opinion.

I wonder if other machines could do something similar. I have a JUKI with embroidery options... so the KEY is using a clear top thread. Which then...why not just make longer stitches???

Very nice, well done.

I really love the beautiful quilt behind u would that be English piecing, that quilt behind you was what I thought the video was going to show how to do. The video was good. Could u let me no how to do quilt behind u though?

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Is that stitch on the 830

Very nice stitiching. can we see the underside?

Great video. Unfortunately the music totally ruined it.Could not hear what was being said very well.

At about 2.49 min in the video, He says to put oil in 7 o'clock area of hook race, but in the video he put oil in the 5 o'clock area.

English Paper Piecing is my favorite type of quilt making! I really love the quiet meditative action of it, and that you can bring a few pieces with you anywhere and always have something to do with your hands. It's amazing how much progress you can make in just those little found moments sitting in traffic or waiting for an appointment. And it's incredibly fulfilling to have a gorgeous piece of handwork to show off after it is all finished! Everyone is always so impressed because they KNOW you had to have done it all by hand and they cannot imagine how you managed it.

This seems like it would take SO much longer than to just use templates or precut hexagons.

Thank you!! great, I am going for sure use it.

What was the sticth length that you were using?

ah the tooth sucking so annoying