Summertime reruns - We start our hexagon project with the gift we received from Kate - ARNE & CARLOS

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We really loved filming this episode and were finally able to present our hexagon project quilt. Kate sent us a bunch of hexagons a while ago.
We hope you enjoy this episode on quilting and get inspired to start your own summertime project, or pick up an UFO quilt that you have lying around.
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15 июл 2023

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@donnaellis9483 Год назад

giving new love to old fabrics brings the history of those fabrics to life again! I appreciate so much that you have shown us your hexagon project.

@barbarahansbury2291 Год назад

Yes yes good one to watch again

@marshabanks665 Год назад

I would never have thought to create a quilt from pre-loved embroidered pieces. I can't wait to see the completed quilt.

@janeanderson3232 Год назад

I can't wait to see this coming together!

@margaretblank9351 11 месяцев назад

I enjoyed this re-run -- as I was doing some hand-quilting. Lovely!

@JustFluffyQuiltingYarnCrafts Год назад

Very interesting technique. Thanks for sharing. ❤

@inezwalsh2584 Год назад

Kate is a wonderful person I have sat on her Lime green couch often….

@lynnbean7200 Год назад

This is such a great project. I think I have to start one.

@karenfoot6513 Год назад

Thank you for sharing this again, as I had forgotten I was going to try something similar.

@debbiewedoe2564 11 месяцев назад

Loved this video. Can’t wait to see the progress. 🌞

@lorenakelly1435 Год назад

I am doing a quilt from used fabric I was a health aid worker now retired so all my uniform I am using it to make a quilt to remember my years of helping others

@ruthleonard5590 10 месяцев назад

I finally watched this episode! I am planning to start a hexagon quilt using the English paper piecing technique. This episode has so many good ideas. Thank you for sharing again!

@ARNECARLOS 10 месяцев назад

You are welcome, good luck on your quilt

@EstaBorre Год назад

This video made me get interested in quilting too! I would love to see how the next steps are going.

@Gigimamapa5 11 месяцев назад

I love the embroidery motifs. Very nice. 😊. There is geometry in quilting.

@the_oslovian 11 месяцев назад

It's amazing how I really started following you through watching Kate even if I am Norwegian 😊 Let's bring EPP to Norway! I love the paper clip idea! Certainly will do that!

@rhondafoster3459 Год назад

What a great idea . ❤

@annesmith3352 Год назад

Absolutely brilliant I can remember this from 2022 I think! It certainly keeps Carlos quiet cutting out hexagons! Well done and recycling as well! Thank you as ! 🧶💕🧶

@budaknit Год назад

charmed, as ever! ❤

@gailgaddy5340 Год назад

I enjoyed this episode. Reused doilies and embroidery is one of my favorite things to do. Thanks love you guys.😊

@isabellawiseman4010 Год назад

I really enjoy ur repeats. It reminds us again how versatile u both r at all ur different crafts. U can never get bored watching these. Until Wednesday. 👌👌😎😎❤️❤️👋👋👋

@katinaskreations4825 Год назад

I love, love, love how you guys reuse items. So inspiring!

@marciasullivan7534 Год назад

Enjoyed this episode the first time but really got more understanding and inspiration from seeing twice.

@ARNECARLOS Год назад

We are glad you liked it!

@marionsworld24 Год назад

Interesting to see you using the old textiles like this. I'm in the midst of making a quilt as you go hexagon table runner. And I'm showcasing old linen embroidery as the centres. I like the way you've used the embroidery to make a new pattern.

@janesmith716 Год назад

My goodness, how intricate! Love the idea of using thrifted embroidery pieces, can't wait for the finished project.

@deborahalchin3360 Год назад

This is so clever

@leaherickson6070 Год назад

I love making quilts. It is very rewarding and fun mixing fabrics, patterns, and colors. Great rerun, looked it the first too. Paperclips are a great tool.

@laurelrobbins8673 Год назад

I can’t wait to see the finished quilt! It’s going to be amazing!

@krisfitzpatrick2449 Год назад

I am working on a hexagon project as well. Kate has inspired us all!! I would never have thought of using old linens, thank you for sharing your creativity!! ❤

@cristinaslaughter6025 Год назад

Genius: embroidery! recycling! quilting! Thank you!❤

@kathrynbarker7967 Год назад

After watching this rerun today on hexagons, i had to mention how genius it is to use the paper clips. I have never done that but i will use them from now on. Also making the bigger hexagon motifs is a great idea too. Love these sewing/quilting videos, my fav! Thank you.

@janecornell4890 Год назад

Great idea! Make me one!

@peacebstill313 Год назад

Carlos you are so well spoken, articulate. It is very relaxing and informative.

@susanteminsky1078 Год назад

Thank you for putting this episode out again! I'm waiting for a kit from Kate for a quilted hexagons pillow with Kaffe Fassett fabrics, to arrive in my 🇨🇦mailbox any day! I learned this in Australia from my aunt more than 50 years ago. ❤❤❤❤

@alisonbainbridge1735 Год назад

You have picked another one I haven't seen. Thanks. I do a lot of craft however quilting holds no interest. However i love slow hand sewing using Boro technique. Your idea of using the tablecloths etc is great. It will give my work another dimension. I feel an opp (thrift) shop trip is in order😂

@cindygray4533 Год назад

🙀 I love the first one I couldn't cut it, unless stained 😢 then it's a good thing 😊❤ The left over will be good for a scrappy quilt. You start with a square or even a heckagon and sew the scrapes on.

@pebblecritter Год назад

I LOVE the way you're creating your hexagons! I do love using pre-loved fabrics. I hope you will keep us updated on this - there is something SO relaxing about sitting in an evening with a handful of hexagons and sewing them together... How did Kate, from her lovely home in Northumberland, manage to get us all hooked on EPP?!!!! Love to you both. xx

@Lauren-Pip-ONeal Год назад

Carlos, your sweater reminds me that I saw sweaters of the same fisherman pattern on the Fram when my husband and I visited the Frammuseet this month. I was so excited to go onboard the ship! When we saw the sweaters in the exhibit, I recognized them right away and remembered you two talking about the history behind the pattern. The background knowledge I've learned from you both about Norway made our trip so much more interesting! You gave us an inside-track to Norway. 😁

@ARNECARLOS Год назад

We are so glad to hear that!

@MyHelena67 Год назад

This is great x we call it fussy cutting in the uk ❤

@janchow88 Год назад

All looks beautiful. You’re both so creative ❤

@nancywagner1510 Год назад

I love this episode! My problem is that unless there’s a horrible coffee stain or rust spots on an embroidered fabric, I simply can’t cut it up! So I guess I should store my stash in a damp corner of the basement and hope for the best.

@JoanniaPritt-se8kh Год назад

I am happy to found your you tube channel I'm new to quilting I go❤❤❤t alot of hexagon and need some ideas to do with them thank you for doing this I'm doing mine alonge with you can not wait to see how yours turn out so beautiful patterns.

@nicolelafontaine1720 Год назад

I love to see how you value old embroidery.

@CarolGrones Год назад

Always so inspiring!!!! 21:47

@curlew-3592 Год назад

When my mother died a few years ago I took all the old embroidered cloths from her house and used them to make an EPP quilt. I then used some to make my granddaughters both a lovely quilt each. I still have plenty of embroidered cloths left so I am going to make myself a quilt now. My poor ‘older’ 😂 hands are starting to suffer these days though 😜😂😂🇬🇧💚🌷💜 I’m like Arne though, I struggle to cut some of the cloths 😂😂

@ARNECARLOS Год назад

That is a nice way of remembering her

@ARNECARLOS Год назад

That is a nice way of remembering her.

@virginiahardy9213 Год назад

I love this ideas for h3xies!

@elizabethamis9376 Год назад

Love this idea! So many items were made but they have gone out of use. This is a brilliant way to re-purpose them so all the skill and dedication can be appreciated again. ❤👍from Somerset, UK

@jennysharman9515 Год назад

Love this episode. It’s great seeing it again and it reminds me of the ideas I had! I have old textiles from my grandma and my mum so it would be perfect. 😊

@blasebaker Год назад

Hi guys. Enjoy your holiday.

@janelange2368 Год назад

Just found you! What a hoot. Love you guys and your channel.❤

@debbiewedoe2564 Год назад

Love this. Never saw this video before 🌷🌷

@arvettadelashmit9337 Год назад

I love watching Kate. I still can't understand why she calls it "The Last Homely House". I love everything I have seen of her house. It's beautiful to me. As a very young woman, my mother made me make lace and embroidery many things for my hope chest. I never did know what became of those things. I joined the Army after High School. My sister got married first (she may have taken it all). I didn't bother to ask about any of it. I have not tried using fabric glue on my hexagon project yet. Glue and paper clips should make the work go faster. I have used washable glue to hold quilting projects together (to avoid damage to me and my sewing machines from pins.)

@marilyn9155 Год назад

Being from across the pond , I too did not inter stand ‘homely’. In Britain homely means ‘cozy’ ! I am also a huge fan of Kate!!

@stargoodhand2330 Год назад

Amazing!! Keep us updated for sure on your progress!! Love Kate as well. ox I am working on A Grandmother's Flower Quilt. It's a side project that I can work on during travel. Love your channel. @StellaQuilts

@marilyn9155 Год назад

Can’t wait to see the finish! Being rather new here , but an avid viewer , I have not seen this ‘rerun’! Helps me catch up !! THANK YOU! Yes ! Kate ‘sent me’ !!!! Wish my local thrift store had such lovely linens …I’m always on the look -out . Marilyn D USA ❤

@ARNECARLOS Год назад

Welcome!

@carolekiernan296 Год назад

What a great project! I always wanted to do one quilt with the scraps from sewing for my niece but haven't got around to doing it. Maybe this is the kick I have needed.

@Ladythyme Год назад

Ingenious ideas! 😊

@irenemacleod5140 Год назад

hi guys the quilt is going to be beautiful when done i like how it is going together i would like to make one with little birds in the middle there is so many ideas to think about well we will see you later take care i love this eposide so much you are doing great with picking the reruns i enjoy them

@shannongraeber6578 Год назад

Looking good guys

@karentoynton8948 Год назад

I think you both should have a pink sofa, likes Kate’s, folks may bevable to meet up there for a coffee and cake. Hehe I am doing a 120x120 inch quilt. In hexagons. I aa on about 3000 pieces of hexagons into it at the moment. I am in my second year of doing it. It’s taking me forever. Maybe 90 by the time it’s finished snd it will be to heavy to lift for mr. Haha. I have put it in hold for a little while, just for a little break away. They do look nice. I must say. I watch a lady called Emma on u tube she makes amazing things with hexagons and then does lots of hand embroidery in things she makes it’s so interesting to watch.. you will have to make a crumb quilt with left overs. Was it the cotton patch you were thinking about. Wish you well with making your quilt. Thanks for sharing.

@HelloHello-bb5ik Год назад

Love your video! You should watch Tula Pink English paper piecing videos. She has tricks to make it easier and faster especially with the sewing.

@ARNECARLOS Год назад

Thank you!

@tammywright504 Год назад

I am doing an epp cushion from Kate I love it

@francesinglis6078 Год назад

Great video I was given some fabric and hexagon shapes already with the fabric on them so all I have to do is sew them together, but have so many things on the go so this will be a winter projects 😊 ❤ x x

@bettychen6401 Год назад

I love to do English paper piecing and use Muji glue sticks to hold the fabric to the template instead of paper clips. More quilting is fine by me. I'm working on a Penrose Tile paper pieces quilt.

@catnapper3923 Год назад

I really love this one. I want to find all of Kate’s paper piecing videos, too, and keep the links handy to refer back to. I watched this while eating a sandwich packaged in a clear plastic container - and I had an idea: to cut out hexagons in the clear plastic so I can see the fabric underneath and place the hexi correctly. I think I will try that.

@ARNECARLOS Год назад

Clever

@cherylg.813 Год назад

This will be one beautiful quilt! Hope you are having a great July holiday. 🤗😘

@sandrasmith3258 11 месяцев назад

I have heard that the paperclip was invented in Norway.

@chantald9661 Год назад

Great idea! However I have a silly question: what happens to the paper after washing the quilt? Wouldn’t it break down and make a mess? I know you’re probably going to put a backing but I can’t help but wonder about the paper 😊thanks!

@kathyjohnson9839 11 месяцев назад

You take the papers out before washing

@davidhensley76 Год назад

I just realized what's missing from your house: a cuckoo clock. Have you ever owned one? Maybe a local thrift shop has one.

@dianemiller7417 Год назад

A bureau scarf

@debmullis4087 Год назад

So, I don’t understand how you are attaching them together - you fold the seam allowances down but how are you thinking about sewing them together? Zigzag stitch on a plain piece of fabric?

@ARNECARLOS Год назад

Hand sow them together, we have another episode on how coming up

@Ntagati Год назад

Please tell me ... do we leave the paper inside the hexagons? I would imagine that it makes the quilt rather noisy and crinkly! And if you wash it, wouldn't the paper disintegrate and become little lumps inside the hexagons? I've watched several times including this lovely reprise, but didn't see anything about paper removal. Many thanks in advance. ❤😊

@danettemcintosh2997 Год назад

Yes, the papers are removed after the quilt is the size you want it to be. Kate at The Last Homely House has videos showing all of the steps of English paper piecing.