Quilt Terms Every Beginner Should Learn First........... 

I just love you Karen so cute , funny and a wonderful teacher ❤❤❤❤❤

I had fun watching this video

Loads of fun watching this video! I am a beginner. There is so much to learn. You make it so enjoyable. For some reason, I keep getting unsubscribed from your channel. I always check now when I start watching a new video. I don’t like not seeing or hearing the words. I think all the acronyms also keep children from learning how to spell the words. But you just made something bothersome fun! Thanks for being so enlightening and fun to watch! You are fabulous!

In this video, I will cover 22 essential quilt terms that every beginner should learn first. Whether you're new to quilting or looking to brush up on your terminology, this comprehensive guide will help you navigate the world of quilting with confidence. From the basic to the advanced, these quilt terms are crucial for anyone looking to dive into the world of quilting. Stay tuned and expand your quilting vocabulary with me today! Let's get learning.

😅 I nearly cried because you are too cute and funny!!

Today was the most fun, such a great entertainer ❤

I have laughed so hard during this video 🤣🤣🤣🤣. I needed it!

This is so fun Your awesome Love your laughter . I ask my 11 yr old granddaughter how to spell Kentucky Fried Chicken ,she said really granny , that easy , so she spelled it for me KFC Lol she had no idea they were written words How sad that everything is abbreviated. Just say the words and spell them out on paper Lol just like I’m old and don’t know what woke stands for Guess I have to google it hahaha

Wip is work in progress 😊

You made me laugh thank you for the video 😂

I was going to ask what is she on that was a good show

Oh my goodness! I had no idea 16 STASH was an acronym! I thought it was called that because you just collect a lot of fabric…therefore, called a stash!😂😂😂😂

I hate reading patteŕns,my brain works by learning bybseeing, so watching your videos are so muvh fun

Work in process

This one is fun! LMLF

LAQM means bankrupt. Lol

Soooo funny🤣🤣🤣 ROTFL🤣💕🧵

Karen dear 😊 You made me laugh but let me tell you why. You are from England dear and you have no clue what is “English paper piecing”. It’s NOT the same as foundation paper quilting at all. In “EP” you wrap a small piece of fabric in hexagon or pentagon shape around a piece of harder paper of the same shape and press it then, you sew all those pieces by hand forming the quilt. Some remove the paper after all sides are sewn, some remove the paper when the whole face of the quilt is done. Please watch this lady in England, she is amazing. In USA we have Tula Pink, she is amazing too. Hope the link below won’t be deleted by YT. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-s1JFzjJmXfc.htmlsi=jEoHMVK8mhFY7-Jq About fat quarter: why is called like that. A yard square is 36x36 inch. A quarter of a yard square is 18x18. But most fabrics are wider than 36 inches, more like 42 or even 44 inch sometimes. So, when the fabric is cut 18 inches in length and in half on its width, its size is 18x21. And that represents a “fat quarter” versus a real quarter 18x18. So, basically the name indicates the size of the piece of fabric. Quart: 18x18 Fat quart: 18x21 Looking forward to seeing your next video. You are such a funny lady.

Brill video Karen 😂