Thanks for sharing this! I’m a big fan of big stitch quilting .. like you, I love using perle cotton. Your tips are really helpful, especially for new stitchers … 🧵
Hello, Ma'am. I hope you are well I saw your RU-vid channel and a very nice video on your channel, and I really enjoyed it. I noticed one thing: according to your channel, your channel videos are not viewed or subscribed to. You need to optimize your channel and do video SEO to reach your target audience. Otherwise, if you upload videos to your channel throughout the year, none of your videos will get viral views. If your channel is optimized a little and if the videos are SEO, then your channel will grow and rank very fast. Can we have a short Zoom meeting for a better understanding?
Thank you always for your inspiration and knowledge! I’m right in the trenches of figuring out how to grow our business. Your podcast always gives helpful information to implement into daily business. Keep the great work up Elizabeth!❤
This episode hit home for me. I just created my Etsy shop in September 2023. I'm trying to figure out what my niche is and how to grow my business. I have never been big on posting on any social media, but I am now finding out this is how I will grow my business. I listen to your podcast driving home from work. I love how honest you are with your own experiences. I hate what happened to you with IG, one of the reasons I always shied away from posting publicly. However, I need to learn that all may not be good and there will be some bad, but you work through it. Running a business is hard work. I hope someday I will be able to have a coaching call with you. Keep up the excellent work!!!
This is a very helpful tutorial for me. As another viewer wrote, i am new to hand quilting and I haven’t found many tutorials about hand quilting that are as clearly explained. Thank you!!
Madam, I was analyzing your RU-vid channel(Elizabeth Chappell). You make nice videos on your channel, I really enjoyed it. I noticed one thing: according to your channel, your channel videos are not many viewed and subscribed. You need to optimize your channel and do video SEO to reach your target audience. Otherwise, if you upload videos to your channel throughout the year, none of your videos will get viral views. If your channel is optimized and if the videos are SEO then your channel will rank very fast and your channel will grow. And monetization of your channel will be on.
Absolute fresh air, validation, and hope for business owners! Thank you Elizabeth for speaking directly to my heart. You are EXACTLY I mean EXACTLY what I needed! Such wonderful nourishment for a weary entrepreneur's soul! I've saved your podcast channel to my home screen. I love that you are transparent, authentically you and believe in lifting others! Amen! Hope to meet you one day. 🤗 Cassie Blair, owner Lucky Quilt Co.
Thank you for adding a tutorial on hand quilting. When I started quilting YEARS ago I was taught to hand quilt by my husband’s grandmother. There was always a quilt on her quilting frame in the back bedroom. Love seeing all of the machine quilting, they are beautiful. I can always take my hand quilting with me when we travel or sitting in front on the tv. You don’t see many tutorials on hand quilting, thank you for this one. Oh yes, I have my husbands grandmother’s quilting frame.
I watched your RU-vid channel very well, you have a great RU-vid channel with great content. But views are very low, need proper SEO and proper video keywords and proper optimization, adding more channel keywords as well as link building and backlinks. I can do these things. If you want to do channel work we can do mail consultation
So I’m just now doing after the rain. And your instructions in the pattern are different than the way you put it together on the tutorial. I’m just wondering if you discover the arches sewed together better the way you did it on the tutorial instead of the pattern?
Thank you Elizabeth for a great interview with Ledine. I've signed up for her newsletter. I'm just amazed at what people throw at you both (and all 'public figures'). Some people just 'eat lemons for breakfast'- every day! Keep doing what you are doing. Your podcast fills my mornings when I sew.
Thank you for the pdf for triangles! I found your podcasts from A Quilting Life podcast when you were being interviewed. I enjoyed your enthusiasm to help other quilters, so now I am a fan and hope to learn more from you too! I loved the hand quilting podcast too!
ELIZABETH~ You have done it again! Michelle shared such valuable information! After listening to this, I have decided to sign up for your Quilter's Candy Membership.
I've used spray starch for years, but I do a lot of quilting, and it was getting quite expensive, so I switched to Sta Flo liquid starch...less than $5 for a 64 oz. jug at WalMart. I use it diluted with a small amount of water in the bathroom sink, wring it out, toss in the dryer, then iron with steam with a hot iron...mine is a Beutural 1800W steam iron. I've had the Oslio iron and the Rowenta big tank iron at $200 and $300...the Beautural is around $40, and is just as good as the others...I can buy 4 of them for the price of one Oslio iron. When the starched fabric comes out of the dryer, its wrinkled, but this iron irons the fabric nice and flat, with a perfect stiffness for cutting.
I'm starting this quilt as a "baby clothes heirloom" style. The pattern blocks will be my favorite pieces of their clothing.... it will be years in the making, but it will be so worth it!
Hi Elizabeth! Just came across this video on hand quilting. Thank you for sharing this - there doesn't seem to be as much out there explaining hand quilting these days. I'm just beginning my hand quilting journey and though I've taken many classes at my local (sort of) Quilt shop, hand quilting instruction is not something they offer there. I guess the move is toward machine quilting and long-arm quilting. (And there are very few quilt shops around either, sadly.) Anyway, I appreciate you sharing your skill. Thank you.
good video, long time quilter, haven't hand quilted in a while, good reminders. Is the a reason you don't use an invisible maker instead of your folding/pressing tool you used??? Just curious.
Enjoyed listening! Got some work to do, Ill have to listen to this again. I just got my EQ8 program. I've known of your class, maybe this year I will actually sign up.
