Thank you for stopping by! Have you tried hand quilting? Is it on your bucket list to try? Or maybe you are already a proficient hand quilter. Leave me a comment and let me know!

@cathyscreations1428

2 жыл бұрын

I haven’t tried hand quilting. But I do embroider by hand 😊

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

@@cathyscreations1428 Hand embroidery is so fun as well. =)

@cecim1310

Жыл бұрын

I would like to try, looks so cute.

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

@@cecim1310 I think it adds such a nice touch to a quilt!

@tinaknutsen

Жыл бұрын

I’ve never quilted before, this feels intimidating. I think these are for someone that already sews. Although I love the quilt you showed…I think it’s called the coin flowers? Cream background with green vines, and a maroon/burgundy color. Hand stitches sound better than machine stitches because I tried to use my uncles old kenmore machine that was still pre threaded and it got knotted all up. I tried to take the machine apart and couldn’t figure it out so I just threw everything back in the box. But I know the machine works because it did stitches down a piece of fabric. I just don’t have anybody to help me figure it out.

I prefer hand quilting and I am glad you are doing this series.

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

How lucky you are to have such a beautiful memory of your family and quilting. I love your quilt with the ines.

@CorianderQuilts

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Your mother does lovely hand quilting. Those quilts you made together are precious. Thanks for sharing those. I have never hand quilted, but now you have me interested. 😊

@CorianderQuilts

3 ай бұрын

She really does!

Your first quilt immediately brought tears to my eyes. It is absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing.

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!---that is so nice of you to say!

Corey - yes your maple leaf counts! As always sew excited for this series to continue. Love watching your videos and it has to be tough feeling like your talking to yourself but you do a great job - I always feel like your talking to me. Lol. And several thousands other people. Being an Ohio girl myself- I initially felt an extra connection however as I continued to follow your journey with fabric designing and patterns - I have become so engrossed , involved and in awe of the way your mind works and the talent you continue to put out for the quilting community. Yes- your mom is a rock star and her hand quilting is amazing and beautiful. Lady you are definitely cut from the same cloth as your momma 💕. You are your own rock star and I as well as many others are sew appreciative of your commitment and dedication of creating, designing and sharing your talents with the quilting community. Thank you just doesn’t seem to express the appreciation enough 🥰😘

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

Brenda, you always leave me the nicest comments...thank you! I think the quilting community is such a great one to be involved in---quilters are just the nicest people and we are all so fortunate to have each other! =)

Thank you, I just adore your you tube content. I understand the hand quilting with Grandmother and Mother in-law.

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

So many great memories!

These are wonderful, beautiful, and your emotional enthusiasm is heart-warming. I would try this some day. 😊

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!...I hope you do try it sometime. It's such fun to add a little touch of hand quilting to a project. =)

Your mom sounds awesome! What a treasure!

@CorianderQuilts

2 ай бұрын

The best!

So refreshing to have a hand quilting video!

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

I'm so glad you found it interesting!

I am so happy to watch this video. Hand quilting is on my bucket list. I want to embellish my quilts with big stitch quilting. Thanks Corey!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

It's so fun to add just a little hand quilting detail. =)

I love hand quilting! My grandma who I learned from was a purist and believed “real” quilts were all hand pieced and hand quilted. Fast forward to today and now I only hand quilt very special quilts for my immediate family.

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

That is awesome!

Thanks you for sharing your handquilting quilts. I'm from France and most quilting is by hand. Take care

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

You're so welcome! I would say when I look at things online I see more machine quilting than hand quilting. But, the people I know in person would primarily be hand quilters.

I live in Gettysburg and I am a 4th generation quilter! I am loving your videos!

@CorianderQuilts

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!...and thank you for watching!

I am soooo in. I've been wanting to try hand quilting for so long and looking at your families quilts (oh my so beautiful) my yearning has been peaked again. Sign me up please 😁.

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

I’m so glad to have you watching along! It’s so fun to add hand quilting to a project when you’d like to. 😃

Oh my goodness! What a talent your mother has. Wonderful memories in quilts. My Grandmother and Aunts hand quilted. Thank you!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

She sure does!

This is an awesome video, so nostalgic. Brings back so many memories for me as a child as well.

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

You and me both! =)

I can’t wait! Learning how to hand quilt has been on my bucket list.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

It will be such a fun series!

Great video!! I haven’t tried hand quilting yet, although I would like to learn. You have so many beautiful quilts with your mom’s hand quilting them which I’m sure are treasures! I haven’t quilted a long time probably around 5 years so I’m looking forward to this series!! 😍

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!--I am so glad to have you quilting along. =)

Honestly, that may be your "first hand-quilted quilt", but not the first quilt YOU hand quilted. It's beautiful, I love the colors, and your Mom did an awesome job. I have tried hand-quilting a couple of times, but I'm not a very patient person. I want it NOW, so I can move on to the next project. Life's too short to spend a year on one project. Can't wait to watch this series. I've been looking at my latest Twin quilt, for a year, and have finally, this week finished it. I'm not happy, but it's done, and that was MACHINE quilted.

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

I would never claim it as my first hand quilted quilt (or even the first one I owned)!...I just meant my first pieced quilt. =) But really, I only picked fabrics and cut them. I do agree with you that unless you really enjoy it, a year is a long time to spend on a project!

Hooray! I am very excited for the chance to learn more about hand quilting. I have hand quilted a couple quilts and look forward to quilting more! My grandma was a beautiful hand quilter and I wished I would of taken more time to learn from her when I had the chance, but then again I did learn so much from her! 💞 Thank you for opportunity to learn from you!💗

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I think it is going to be such a fun series!

such a great showing for hand quilting. When my daddy was little, he grew up on a farm. And winters were hard, so there was a lot of quilting going on. His job was to be under the quilt and he would push the needle back up to the quilter (usually my great grandma). He loved it. And it was almost like he was in a tent. :)

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

Oh that's such a neat memory. We used to sit under the quilting frame as well...although not to be helpful. We thought it was so funny to give the quilt a little tap from underneath where the thimbles or threads were sitting so they'd bounce up off the quilt. Needless to say the quilters didn't find this as amusing as my sisters, cousins, and I did. =)

Your first quilt is your first quilt, it just happens to be a project with more than one sewer/quilter. You mother’s support in participating in your projects reminds me of my mother. Isn’t it the best feeling?

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

It was a multi-hands project. =)

Thank you Corey for these videos!! Please bind your first quilt, it’s beautiful!!!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I know!...I need to. =)

Just getting into big stitch quilting, I have never heard of the sew together bag, this will be my next project. Thankyou, looking forward to a new adventure. Your enthusiasm is infectious.

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

I hope you love making your bag!...I've made a couple of them and they are such useful little bags. =)

Love all your quilts. My mom started quilting when they use templates too. So cool you have quilts that your family has worked on together. Now that my mom is elderly, we sometimes work on a quilt she's making together. She'll piece and I finish them up! Lancaster has been a fun day trip for us over the years..whether with mom, a friend or the hubby and grandkids...its always a delightful day! I always admire the hand quilting I see, but I could never do that....instead I tried the big stitch quilting also. It's soo relaxing and I love the look of it! Happy Quilting!

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Wendy! I've always enjoyed the time spent with my mom stitching up projects. =)

Thank you for this series Corey!!! I'm so excited to learn more about hand quilting!! What a treasure for you to have the quilts that your Mom has hand quilted for you!! WOW!!! Everything is just sooo beautiful!!!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I love having them!...and I think this will be such a fun series.

@jayneterry8701

Жыл бұрын

Oh Cory your Mother's work is excellent and you didn't even say her name! 🙏🩷

I am so thrilled I saw this utube and am very excited to try hand quilting!! Can’t wait to see the next episode! Your quilts/small projects are beautiful and cute and will make our cabin so pretty! I also loved hearing about your journey and the family quilting times. You are so blessed to have been part of that!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I am so glad for those memories!...several of our family members that would have been at those quilting bees have passed and I love being able to remember their laughter. =) Such great memories. =)

I hand wilted my very first quilt. It was a sampler that I made 33 years ago! I’m looking forward to doing this again!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

How wonderful!

Definitely your first designed quilt.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe my first picking out fabrics and cutting them quilt LOL! =)

Yes..such a beautiful applique and hand quilting

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

They go together so well!

I liked hearing that your uncles quilted too! 😊 Hand quilting is so relaxing and enjoyable. God bless your Mom, her work is beautiful! ❤

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

We are a hand quilting family! =)

Thank you! This was wonderful! I hand Quilted a few quilts and some pillows when I first started quilting years and years ago.(I am now 82. )I had forgotten how nice the hand quilting could look. So thank you very much for these videos. I am so looking forward to the rest and am looking forward to trying it again.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome--and thank you! It's so nice to have both machine and hand quilting as options to finish a quilt! =)

I grew up in Lancaster County. My neighbors were Mennonites and very good quilters. They had quilting bees and allowed me as a five-year old to “help” quilt. I remember their big frame taking up most of their living room. Lots of fun.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

Lancaster, PA is so similar to Holmes County here in Ohio. We all have Mennonite/Amish background and grew up with a rich heritage of hand quilting. We have lots of "Weavers" over here too. =) You are right, the quilting frames take up a lot of room!

I haven't done hand stitching for a long time. Can't wait for future videos.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad to have you watching along!

So many beautiful quilts thank you for sharing

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

You're so welcome!

Thank you for this new serie, your quilts are beautiful ! I only machine quilt small quilts. I have hand quilted all my other quilts until now, the biggest was 80x100. I like " normal" and big stitch quilting.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

That's wonderful!...I, too, like hand quilting no matter the stitch size. =)

Thank you for sharing your hand quilting experience and the wonderful memories you have. Definitely a labor of love in each quilt. I am looking forward to the next video.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I am so looking forward to this series!

I very excited to see information on hand quilting

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

It's such a pretty way to finish a quilt. =)

Perfect timing! I got a project box that has a yo yo in the middle of each block and I was thinking Hand quilting it might be my winter project!🤩💕

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

Hand quilting is such a great winter project!

Beautiful love maple leaves 🍁 great and love that it is your first quilt ♥️greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪♥️

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

I'm so glad you are watching from Sweden! =)

Beautiful quilts. Can’t wait for this series.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!!

Beautiful quilts, and beautiful hand quilting. I enjoy hand piecing my quilts.(Beth Pippin)

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!...me too!

Thanks for video. Your quilts are beautiful. I have done hand quilting when I first started but now I quilt on my domestic machine

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!...thank you! Quilting on your domestic machine is such a nice option, isn't it. =)

Great tutorial and I loved hearing all about your journey! How lucky you are to have quilts in your family history and thank you for sharing!

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!--I'm so glad you enjoyed watching!

What a wonderful video Corey! I enjoyed it very much!

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

I'm so glad you did!...thank you!

I love big stitch quilting with Perle cotton. I have done several. Thank you. It makes the quilt so soft.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

Hand quilted quilts do have a much different drape than by machine!

Looking forward to this series! Thanks Corey!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

You're so welcome Kim!

Beautiful hand quilted quilts. I can’t wait to learn more! Thank you Cory! ❤️❤️

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

You're so welcome!...I think this will be such a fun series. =)

Sewwwwwww excited for the rest of this series! I hand quilt but have never done the big stitch quilting! Can’t wait!!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so excited for this series too...it will be such fun. =)

Thank you Corey ❤️🥰❤️ Chris

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

Love these videos! Thank you so much!

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!---thank you!

I don't like too much talking. I call them gibberish tutorials. They are usually very informative but so difficult to watch to the end. You are amazing. This is such a loving, beautiful video. I look forward to watching all of your videos, Corey.

@CorianderQuilts

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!...I'm glad you enjoyed watching. =)

I love the look of hand quilting, I’ve done very little. But I would love to do more gorgeous hand quilting

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I think hand quilting is so pretty as well. =)

Beautiful work have never thought of hand quilting 😊

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

It's so fun!...and it adds such a pretty touch. =)

OUTSTANDING..I can’t wait for the other videos. You are one talented young lady. I never miss a video of you and I just sit with my mouth hanging open at the endless amount of talent you have. Writing books ,designing fabric lines, designing “blocks” , just endless talent. Raising a family, keeping a home along with all things quilts. Thank you so much for sharing so many facets of all things quilting. Looking forward to upcoming videos and thank you again for your big heart to share your knowledge and give of your time. Chris G.

@puppiesfollowus

2 жыл бұрын

Chris - couldn’t agree with you more. I like you am typically sitting with my mouth hanging open in awe! How does Corey manage to do all that she does and put out multiple fabric lines, patterns and all the books - plus keep up with all the social media , the sew alongs and also contributing and working with other fabric designers , keeping her Etsy shop running and shipping, the quilt markets (which hopefully those will be possible again soon!) and I’m sure there are so many behind the scenes things we are completely unaware of. I’m constantly amazed I know first hand what it’s like to manage running a household and a family. Corey is truly a rock star ⭐️

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

You are so kind!....it is always so much fun to share with all of you. I've said it so many times but the quilting community is so wonderful and we are all so fortunate to be part of such an encouraging group!

Thanks for sharing those beautiful quilts!! I would love to learn hand quilting.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for following along!

I followed your Fat Quarter Shop videos on hand stitching a pillow. I made two and really enjoyed it. I’m looking forward to seeing the rest of the series! 💜🧵

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

Oh wonderful!...it was so fun to film with FQS. =)

Excited for this series, and looking forward to learning how to hand quilt. 🪡🧵

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I'm excited for it too! =)

Thanks for sharing your stories 😍👍

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

You're so welcome!

I was too young to remember the quilting bees that went in my family. My older siblings tell me. Beautiful beautiful quilts. I want to Try big stitch

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe we all need to bring back those quilting bees. =) It will be a shame not to have them around anymore!

I always have a quilt in my hoop that I hand quilt. But since they are so time consuming, I also machine quilt many of my quilts so the pile of tops don’t get too out of control!! I love your video and look forward the rest of the series.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

That sounds like a perfect combo of machine and hand quilting. I love having both options!

I am so excited! Looking forward to this series. I want to learn the technique.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I think it will be a fun series!

I can’t wait for the lessons to follow….I really want to learn this skill, thx.

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

I think it's going to be such a fun series!

I’ve never tried hand quilting. No it is not on my bucket list. But yesterday I went to the Ohio State Fair and of course I went to the arts and crafts building. One of the quilts on display was hand embroidered and hand quilted. It was fabulous I’m excited about your series. And another reason to purchase more tools.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I think buying pretty hand quilting threads is almost as much fun as buying fabric. =) Some quilts are so amazing with the amount of hand work that goes into them!

I am going to try and quilting on my Riley Blake pillow of the month pillows from last year….obviously behind😂 Thank you so much! You inspire me!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

A pillow is such a great spot to try some hand quilting on.

I am excited for this! Thank you.

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

Me too!

Looking forward to following along on the next few videos.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for following along!

What a fun series...I've never hand quilted and in fact, it's pretty intimidating! I can't wait to see what you recommend as I think it could be a really fun finish for a small quilt or pillow. Thanks for doing something different that I haven't seen other designers offer.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I think it can be intimidating..from the supplies to the technique it's tricky to know where to start! I love teaching it and having people say, "oh, that's not as tricky as I though it'd be". I hope you find that to be the case as well! =)

@craftingaplannedlifejoanna9291

2 жыл бұрын

@@CorianderQuilts I can't wait!!!

I love large quilt stitch..

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

Me too!...it adds such a nice touch to a quilt. =)

I’m so excited for this series! I want to learn all about big stitch quilting.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I'm excited too!...it's always so much fun to talk about. =)

I have hand quilted one quilt then went straight to teaching myself to machine quilt!!! I have mixed large stitch quilting with machine quilting on smaller projects. 😁

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

It's really pretty to mix the two together!

LOVE this video! and you already are giving me the encouragement to try hand quilting! looking forward to the next videos! thank you!

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!...I am so glad to hear that. =)

Thank you so much!!! I have several smalls that I'd like to do big-stitch quilting on, but I'm afraid to start. I'm so excited to have your help!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

I wanted to hand piece and hand quilt my first quilt, which was a child's quilt for my first son. That was 25 years ago and it's not done. Shame on me, right? But I WILL be finishing it next year. Really appreciate your love of hand quilting in an age of rush rush rush.

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

I have works in progress from probably about that long ago myself! Time just has a way of getting away from us. =)

This is the first video on hand quilting I have seen on You Tube. I have been hand piecing and hand quilting since 1992. I would not do quilting any other way. I alway say that sewing machines and I do not get on. I am looking forward to seeing your other videos. Regards from New Zealand.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I admire those who also hand piece! I was at a family get together this summer and my aunt was hand piecing--it was quite fun to watch. =)

THANK YOU COREY.

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

You're so welcome Jeni!

Love your quilt!!!!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Linda!

Thanks for the very informative video!

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

You're so welcome!--thank you for watching!

I have tried hand quilting - not very successfully! Very easy for me to lose interest ......... thank goodness for the longarm ladies that I have been fortunate to find! I love your stories of the family tradition - thanks for sharing. A your Oh Happy Day book is one of my fav's!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I also really appreciate my longarmers! =) It's so nice to have the option of machine quilting or hand quilting depending on the project. And thank you for your kind comment on Oh, Happy Day! I don't know if you stopped by my blog this week but I just shared the fabric requirements for the sew along using the book that'll kick off later this year. =)

@loribarksdale6547

2 жыл бұрын

@@CorianderQuilts Thanks Corey, I will check it out.

I admire those that can hand quilt. I don't even like to hand sew binding, but I do it. I just don't find it at all fun. I live in an Amish community in central NY and they do beautiful work. But me, I'll stick to my machine for piecing, which is what I love to do. I also wanted to say that I enjoy the logo you helped design for Becky at Power Tools With Threads.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I don't mind hand sewing binding but I really like hand quilting. I live in and grew up in an Amish community and have Amish background in my family and my husband's family--I think just about everyone that lives here does! Do you have Amish background also? Becky is so great!...I really enjoyed chatting with her. She had a wonderful plan for her logo and I only had a couple small suggestions. =)

You certainly did dive head first into your quilt making with your beautiful applique! When I started quilting, I did hand quilt several baby blankets, and small projects...but all of my quilting was outline, or in the ditch. Nothing as beautiful as your mom's! I have had the "pleasure" of attending a quilting bee. I was maybe 23 or 24, and all of the other ladies were 70+. While they were nice, and I graciously thanked them for inviting me, I quickly decided that it probably wasn't the place for me, lol. It was a little intimidating, and not very helpful. I had not seen the big stitch method used until I saw you do it in a video a while back. I really like the looks of it, and can't wait to learn more about the technique. I am looking forward to this series! Thank you!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I have always been so drawn to applique...I still enjoy it, though don't do it as often now as I have over the years. My mom has hand quilted a number of bed-sized whole cloth quilts...no piecing, entirely hand quilted. You would love to see those! I can see where that quilting bee would have been intimidating. At least around here, by the time hand quilters have reached age 70, they very easily could have been hand quilting for 55-60+ years! I think big stitch is such a nice way to get into hand quilting and all of those colorful threads are so much fun!

@amandaaskew7606

2 жыл бұрын

@@CorianderQuilts oh, I bet those whole cloth quilts are stunning! Yes, not only did a lot of those women have decades under their belts of quilting, but several of them had even grown up with each other, and attended quilting bees with their mothers! In fact, me being there new and young, brought up a spirited debate about whether or not one of their mother's ripped out the stitches that another one of their mother's had quilted when she was young and new to town, lol. Apparently, after all of those years, that was still a hurtful subject!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

@@amandaaskew7606 Oh my goodness, that story is so funny!...these newcomers! LOL =)

Love your story..

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching along Susan!...I've really been enjoying your comments!

Been wanting to do this! Thank you so much!

@CorianderQuilts

6 ай бұрын

I hope you enjoy it!

I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing, and I also look forward to the next one. I've always wanted to learn hand quilting. I think I'll start with the pillow. :)

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

A pillow is a perfect place to start!

I cant wait to see the next few videos. I have done hand quilting. machine is good when in a time crunch but i prefer by hand. I am good at hand because my gran taught me to sew by hand and im quite comfortable with needle in hand. I only learned to use a machine in 2019 and it was weird at first but like i said it does make projects get done faster. so i piece by machine and quilt by hand. i still consider myself a beginner of quilting but a confident one.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

That's awesome!....would you have been hand piecing when you started then too?--I think it's fun to watch people hand piece. I've talked to several ladies that do only hand piecing and hand quilting--that's so neat!

I have been wanting to learn so I am excited!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

Yay!...I think it will be a fun series. =)

I would love to see you interview your mom and hear her quilting history!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

She would be a fun guest!

How wonderful you have these hands quilted treasures from your mom and other family members. I just recently inherited many family quilts. Of course, none are labeled, so I'm am currently trying to identify which quilt was made by my mother, grandmother, or great grandmother by the stitching. I would like future generations to know who made these. I just realized you are in my neck of the woods! How neat!

@CorianderQuilts

6 ай бұрын

It's so nice!...my grandma passed this summer and those quilts are especially dear now. =)

@tammymosher3668

6 ай бұрын

I'm so sorry for your loss. I just recently lost both my parents. Having these things of theirs is special

As a little girl I used to watch my great grandmother hand quilt. She would stretch her quilt across two saw horses and stitch the tiniest stitches to sandwich her quilt batting and backing together. She also sewed all her own clothes on a foot peddle Singer sewing machine.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

Isn't it wonderful to have that in your family history! I love having those memories of my family hand quilting---and so much laughter!

Thank you, Corey! We always put a quilt up when my grandmothers came to visit. Like you, I didn't catch the bug until many years later. Oh, how I would love to gather around a quilt frame today and stitch with family and friends. One of my fondest memories is of my grandmother who kept a short piece of chalk on a string in her apron pocket. She used it like a compass to draw the arcs of the Baptist fan pattern on her quilts. I have several of the quilts both she and my other grandmother hand quilted for me. I look forward to this series.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

That's a neat way to mark those curves!

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for talking about hand quilting. I've been a hand quilter for 30 years and have just recently had some quilts machine quilted. It took a lot for me to do it because I felt like the ones I'd seen looked store bought and how could I ever compete with the million stitches the machine could do. My thoughts have changed because of right hand surgeries and so many beautiful fabrics and patterns that I have to make. The hardest was giving my daughter a machine quilting quilt but that's better than no quilt at all.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome Robin! It's always so much fun to make hand quilting approachable for anyone who wants to try it. I really like having the option to choose to hand quilt a project or to send it out to be machine quilted.

Beautiful Quilt!! BRAVA❣😃 Glad I found you on You Tube!

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! 😊 I'm glad you found me!

So I loved today's video for not the reason it was intended (haha). I discovered that I had fabric from your Prairie line that purchased a really long time ago (years). In the recent years I started organizing my fabric by designers (say the last 5 years or so). I really didn't dive into my already huge collection of fabrics to see if I recognized any fabrics that might be from my favorite designers. You being one of them of course. While watching the video and seeing your older quilts I was like "hey I know I have that fabric". So I went digging - Eureka I found it!!! Like getting an unexpected Christmas present. So kudos Corey - your designs stand the test of time. Love the newer and the older lines alike!!!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I love this story Terri!....it's always so fun when we find that hidden gem in our sewing room. I've had that happen a few times myself and it is like Christmas! =)

I can’t wait to try hand quilting!! Thank you Corey. So looking forward to your series 💖

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I'm looking forward to it also. =)

I am a nurse. I moved from South Africa to Australia. In South Africa a street vendor was selling a wall quilt with a story of her life in the townships. I grew up in a township but I never knew about telling one’s story on fabric, so that was on my bucket list to make one for each of my children. 17 years later and Covid came, bringing extremely strict lockdowns in Australia. I was scared, angry that I couldn’t go to South Africa to see my children. Then I thought I would sew a quilt for my only grandchild. But I wanted a memory/photo quilt so she would know her great grandparents who were still alive. I had never sewn before, but with people like you on KZread I found myself making absolute magic, piecing material and making pictures and blocks with the photos. All this with panicked fabric buying when our restrictions were lifted. You wouldn’t believe our restrictions! All this between ICU and anaesthetic shifts. But the hand sewing got me through this scary times. I big stitched wavy lines looking at Deborah Richmond. I took two years to finish my quilt, sewing in three different countries, and finally took it to South Africa to my grandbaby. I was so proud of myself. A first time first generation quilter. 100% by hand.

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

What memories that quilt includes! KZread and the online quilting world is a wealth of information. I think, anymore, you can learn so much of whatever you'd like to online.

Beautiful quilt treasures! The hand stitching is gorgeous! My Mom guided me in making my first quilt out of leftover fabric from maternity clothing that I had made for myself. My Dad had hung a large quilting frame from the ceiling in a large spare bedroom. We hand quilted my quilt about 1/4 inch on both sides of the stitching lines. Any of my relatives who came to visit helped. It's indeed a treasure. Thanks for the wonderful memory from 44 years ago! I look forward to the other videos about hand quilting.

@CorianderQuilts

Жыл бұрын

What a wonderful memory of your first quilt!

I'm very excited about this series Cori!! Thank you for doing this and sharing so much knowledge. I love your Mom's quilting and using multi colored threads is so clever.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!...I think it will be such a fun series. =)

@jayneterry8701

Жыл бұрын

The multi colored threads an inventive idea for 5he hand quilting and fun !

I like how all your quilts look with the hand quilting. I've always hated hand work but have done a few things and have noticed it isn't as bad as I thought. I'm interested in your upcoming videos. I think I'm ready to try a small project.

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

I really like what hand quilting adds to a quilt. I've even done some projects with both machine quilting and hand quilting when I wanted just a touch of those hand quilted stitches.

Cory, your mums and your hand stitched quilts are absolutely beautiful. Your moms stitches are so perfect. I’m wondering if you’re familiar with Hawaiian quilting? Whatever you’re quilting ie: flowers, leaves, fish, turtles etc is appliquéd onto the fabric and then a hand stitched “echo” stitch is stitched around the item. It’s beautiful. I’m almost sure you’re probably familiar with it. It makes for great quilting bees!

@CorianderQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!...I have seen Hawaiian quilting. All of that hand work is beautiful!