My friend just loaned me her accuquilt and I have no clue - your video was super helpful, thank you!

Love that idea. You got a lot done in a small amount of time. I’m going to search your videos to see if I can find any creations you have made from the squares.

Wow! That cutter is amazing! Saves a lot of time, that's for sure, especially for an impatient crafter like myself who wants to get started Now, lol. Thank you. God bless you!

@teaquilts

8 жыл бұрын

If you don't have a cutter, Accuquilt will sometimes have it on sale for half off; just did that last month. Maybe check a month or two before Christmas.

Thanks again, Tea!!!! I was on the fence about the value of a cutter. Your video showed me that with careful use, I can buy a minimal number of dies yet maximize the results.

@teaquilts

5 жыл бұрын

My pleasure Zelphia. I love when I can use my dies in more than one manner. Thanks for watching.

Cutting squares with a strip cutter?? This is genius! What a great way to get more worth out of that cutter!!

@teaquilts

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Kristonia for watching and commenting. You can also cut degree diamonds as well.

@Kristonia69

3 жыл бұрын

@@teaquilts I just got my strip die in the mail yesterday! Thank you for your vidoes, I love your channel!!

We bought the Accuquilt Go and have only used it once!! Now, I have the Accuquilt Electronic Go---forgot the name but it is bigger and doesn't hurt my hand. Although, Jim would crank it for me if I wanted but he does have a few other chores to do, right? lol

@teaquilts

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome! I haven't tried the electric unit.

Thank you so very much I finally understand the strip dies great videos

@teaquilts

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Isabella! They do so much more than I showed in this video too.

That cutting system looks like a good thing to purchased.

@teaquilts

6 жыл бұрын

I love it.

Hi, I recently discovered you on utube and love your ideas and videos. I was looking for a easy free motion design on the longarm and found you demonstrating the swirls. I got a lot from the video . first I have always just quilted border to border but was watching you how you did kind of a area at a time and then you do not see rows. I tried this and really liked it. second how you quilted around the text on the quilt by changing the pattern to a smaller one and filled in and around the letters. I now am watching for new videos from you. When you went to Missouri star you demo the same enthusiasm as I did when I went . Thank y

@teaquilts

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Linda! I appreciate you taking the time to respond and for looking at them. I get asked so many questions, which is why I started this channel. I'm excited when quilters can use something from my videos.

If you want to help mother nature you can put those little scraps out for the birds to use to add to their nests and help out mother nature.

@teaquilts

4 жыл бұрын

I save them for a friend who makes dog beds for the shelters. The larger dogs beds can be filled with all fabric and batting scraps.

Love your pijamas

Thanks for the information. Love it!

@teaquilts

7 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

So the direction of the selvage doesnt matter? The other video a woman said the salvages had to be 1 direction.

@teaquilts

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Patricia, If I'm using yardage or FQs, I will make the selvage enter on the lengthwise grain. However, for true scraps, that can't always happen. I've had no problems with my method. Remember, some rules can be broken! In the end, I'm actually cutting both lengthwise and widthwise. Thanks for watching and commenting.

SAVE ALL UR TINY USELESS SCRAPS IN A BAG TO USE AS PILLOW STUFFING....NO MATERIAL WASTES AT ALL

@teaquilts

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for commenting; great recommendations for those making pillows.