I’ve been looking all over the web for a hand sewer to show this step! Thank you!

First time watching your channel, your instructions are so helpful❣️Thank you so much 😁

Beautiful! This is how my paternal grandmother taught us to piece stars! I have an antique top that wasn't finished and I believe the sewer didn't know how toease the star points! I have been wondering if I dampen the centers, if I could work some magic 🤔 So many times I've seen circles appliqued to star centers .Probably why mariners compass etc all have circles in the centers. 🎉

Great video Wendy, thank you for making this! I feel like most tutorials show a larger finished star, this is wonderful seeing a tutorial on a smaller scale

Thank you!!🪡🧵💕

Thank you Wendy for the video. I am hand sewing a 8 pointed star and have to sew the star together thru the center. Great idea on how to sew that. Looking forward to seeing mor video s on hand sewing.

The best video on hand piecing the star ever Thank you sooooo much !!!!

@wendysquiltsandmore

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Kathy. I'm glad you found it useful.

Even with machine piecing the 1/4 mark is honored. Loved your vid. Thank you.

Great tutorial !thank you so much ! I wish there would more of your hand piecing tutorials 🙃

thanks so much have been struggling and will give your points a new try! mary

This is a wonderful video, Wendy. Those 8 points meeting together is always pesky, but with your method is much easier. I used this video to complete my second star block and it went together so much better. Thanks!

An amazing video! So clearly explained and soooooooooo useful! I feel like my handpiecing has gone to the next level! Thankyou.

@wendysquiltsandmore

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. That's great to hear.

Very clear and super useful video! Very helpful to me. Thanks Wendy!

Hi Wendy, thank you for this wonderful video. I have never hand pieced anything before,but your video motivated me to find a pattern,make the templates and this morning I completed my very first hand pieced eight point star!! I referred to your video step by step, your instructions made it so doable and fun!! Thank you again for sharing your talents. Can't wait to see your next video. Take care 😊!!!

@wendysquiltsandmore

4 жыл бұрын

That's great news! Thank you for letting me know you tried it out.

Thank you Wendy for your helpful videos I love looking at your beautiful quilts .

Thanks a bunch Wendy. I think my problems may be resolved. I'm going to go try it out now.

@wendysquiltsandmore

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Excellent video Wendy. Well explained, and love the pressing technique!

@wendysquiltsandmore

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Sue.

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Thank you good explanation

WONderful technique - Thank you!!! 🥰👏 But would it not be even flatter if you pressed all the seams open?

@wendysquiltsandmore

4 жыл бұрын

HI Bonnie. Pressing the seams open would not work well for hand piecing. The seams would be very weak because there are less stitches per inch that on the sewing machine, and there's only a single thread - not like the machine where there's one from the top and the bobbin at the bottom. But I do understand your thinking. It's just wouldn't work well for hand piecing.

Superbe! Wow!

how do you sew stubborn concave to convex curves? I am sewing green beans and sweet tea by Jen Kingwelll and I am having issues.

@wendysquiltsandmore

4 жыл бұрын

Jen Kingwell taught me to "Sew with a smile, not a frown". That means keep the upward curve (smile) closest to you. Put the other piece on the back. Mark your registration points - the centre, and additional points if it's a long curve. Pin both ends. Then pin the centre mark together. Add extra pins if necessary. Take small stitches. Keep practicing! Good luck.

Wendy can I use the same concept for eight pointed epp ?

@wendysquiltsandmore

4 жыл бұрын

Possibly, but you would need to remove the papers first (at least partially at the tips). The same principle of sewing right to the tip certainly applies.

Is that star a day ?

@wendysquiltsandmore

3 жыл бұрын

Do you mean the pattern? Or how many I can sew in a day? I can sew quite a few of these each day.

@caanje1

3 жыл бұрын

I mean is that the pattern for star a day . How do you get your points like the video l have tried and it went totally wrong .

@wendysquiltsandmore

3 жыл бұрын

@@caanje1 Hi Carol. It's not the Star a Day pattern, but it's the same principle. It does take practice to get the centres correct. I recommend you keep trying and be sure to go through the top of all the pieces. Have you got lines drawn or printed on the back of your fabric? They are essential when hand piecing. Don't just eyeball it. I hope that helps.

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