Your videos are unique. Almost like a story leading up to the big reveal of the beautiful quilts. The info you share on products, patterns, and fabrics is really appreciated. 😊

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Oh thank you!

Hi! Tammy I have been watching your channel for a few months now and I LOVE!! Your videos, Thank you. I’m too a long arm quilter lives here in Indiana also about 20 minutes from Chicago, but I do not do Long Arming for a business just for my quilt and posible friends. However, what has drawn me to your channel is the gentleness of your Introductory and the pleasantness of your voice. It’s not like a lot of You Tubers talking soooo fast as if they are running out of time to give you the information they are trying to deliver. Which at time is frustrating to listen to them and it keeps me searching for other channels that is a bit more pleasant as your are. I love how you display the pictures of each quilt that you are going to talk about before you talk about them. Thank you so much please keep the videos coming.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

You are so kind! Thank you!

Just found your You Tube video - very awesome quilts - Love Camille, Roskelley, Lella Boutique & Lori Holt patterns & fabrics, Happy Valentine's Day to you! Thank You, Karen Sorenson 🥰

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Welcome!! Thanks for watching!

First time so I subscribed. Look forward to watching.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

Love your channel because you cover many things. Going back to watch. 👍and subscribed

@tammieearnest

7 күн бұрын

Awesome, thank you!

I sure love the music you use on your channel. Makes me feel so at home. Beautiful quilts.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

I'm so glad!

Wow, what a day for fabulous quilts! Each of the ladies who has made these quilts must be so proud of their finished products. And of course, you display and describe everything so well Tammie it adds to it all. Thank you for today and thank you to the ladies who shared their quilts. I am inspired.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Spending an hour early on a Saturday morning watching all the absolutely beautiful quilts again, just love it. Thankyou Tammie Your quilting designs are always, just perfect.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

You are very sweet! Thanks for spending time with me!

Hello, I just stumbled upon your channel. I'm live in northern Indiana. Beautiful quilts.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Hello! And welcome! Thanks for watching!

Everything was so beautiful this week. From the projects you are working on to the long arm projects you completed. Everyone I want to do.. the Kaffe quilt was so beautiful ❤, he is my favorite fabric designer. Thank you.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Just have to watch a second time, just the most gorgeous quilts!!! Thanks sooooo much for sharing all that gorgeous work

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

Love love love your videos! Beautiful quilts, pleasant music, and such gorgeous quilting! I’m a new longarm owner so appreciate all the tips you share.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! I’m glad they are a help to you!

Thank you for showing all these beautiful quilts. They are amazing. It can take me hrs looking patterns and fabrics up and trying to find a sale on them. 😂. Btw I’m pretty sure Kaffe is one syllable Ike cape it Kaffe. ❤

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Wow! You are my inspiration! Love everything you do! I’d love to hear more about the weekly schedule you have set up for yourself. I have also “excavated” my sewing room this month and have made piles and lists of things to do at various stages. I always have great plans but have trouble sticking to it.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! I'm convinced that more gets done because I have a plan than would get done if I didn't, even if not all of it gets accomplished.

Such beautiful big quilts! I'm a little behind in watching this video but I enjoyed it nevertheless! You explain and share details so well. I finally got my Barn Star quilted and binding sewn on the front. I don't normally hand-sew my binding on but I will on this monster. By the way, I used the Ginger Snap pantograph and love how it turned out. Thanks for showing it on some of the quilts you've done.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

That is awesome!

Delightful and definitely beautiful Tammie ❤❤

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thanks so much 😊

All beautiful quilts!

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😊

I ❤ your fabrics for the temperature quilt. I’m waiting to see other people’s progress to see if I like the blocks. If you don’t like the smell of Best Press switch to Magic quilt spray. I like that better.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Great idea!

Ponounced,,,,Kaffe = safe. What a beautiful selection of quilts. I would be in heaven quilting those !

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😊

Tammy, i just found your You Tube channel. Love it. Your gentle demeanor and great teaching is inspiring. I will anxiously be waiting for your next video!

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Thank you Tammie for a wonderful video. I enjoyed seeing all quilts.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Wow, such beautiful quilts. Loved seeing them all along with your projects and sewing sampler box. Thank you for another great video 😊❤

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Many blessings!

Love your videos! I look forward to them every week. I love this month’s Sew Sampler Subscription box, as well, because I love Lori Holt everything!❤

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Oh thank you! ♥️

I love watching your channel. I’m a new Patchwork Quilter of 2 years and trying so hard to keep learning at 70. If I could only make a quality quilt that I could afford to have quilted. I try to quilt my own projects but wish to learn Free Motion. It’s just that at my age and not artistic, it’s rather hard to train the brain. Thank you for always sharing these great tutorials which are very much appreciated.☺️💜

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

You can do it! Practice drawing the same design on paper or a white board over and over and over before ever trying on the machine. 🙌

I love triangle paper. I get a much better final result when I use the paper. My Half-square triangles end up exactly the right size and they are never wonky. You might find that it takes a tiny bit longer because you do have to tear off the paper when done but it is so worth it in the end. You shouldn’t have to square up once they are pressed as they should come out exactly the size you need! I love it! I will be interested to see what you say once you have tried it. You are way more experienced at this than I am but half square triangles have been a stumbling block for me. But not any more. You don’t have to measure using the ⅞” markings on your rulers either. And they come out perfect! Every single time! I love that Robert Kaufman Essex linen fabric. It sews up so beautifully! I don’t starch either but I have been using Best Press and it helps so much giving you a crisper fabric. And it is best to use the Best Press BEFORE you cut. Ask me how I know? LOL😊. Your fabric will shrink a little. I will be anxious to watch your progress on this. I wonder if that free quilting pattern from Urban Elementz is available for an embroidery machine. I am learning to do my quilting that way. It’s the whole reason I wanted an embroidery machine in the first place. I look forward to your videos each week and you never disappoint! Always interesting! Thanks for sharing your work!

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

How interesting! I never thought of using an embroidery machine for quilting!

@kathyclayton4318

6 ай бұрын

@@tammieearnest Yes, it is possible by using patterns digitized for embroidery machine formats. I looked and the pattern you used is not available in the format I need for my embroidery machine. Urban Elementz does have a few patterns that are available and I did contact them as ask them about offering patterns for embroidery machines and was told they would be. But presently there are other places that carry digitized patterns for embroidery machines, like DBJuJu and Embroidery Library and I have several of them. It is not too bad using a magnetic snap hoop. I don’t think I would attempt a king-sized quilt but wall hangings, table runners, throws and baby quilts are do-able. I wanted an embroidery machine because I was hoping this was going to be possible and now it is. Becky Thompson (Power Tools With Thread) is the expert and has videos showing how to do it. I had tried it prior to seeing her video because I was pretty sure it would work, but I didn’t have the magnetic hoop and it was hard to hoop all of those layers using the hoops that came with my machine. The magnetic hoop is so helpful keeping it all tight. The larger the hoop, the larger the area you can “embroider” the quilting. It’s kind of addictive once you get going. It’s doesn’t take up quite so much room as a quilting machine but it is somewhat a slower process. The quilting that you do is exquisite and i love seeing your work. Keep the videos coming. It encourages us all to finish up our quilts as we see all of those that you finish! Thanks for sharing your work!

All so different and beautiful. You do amazing work ❤

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

I truly enjoy your videos! I learn so much from the way you break down each project and share what you enjoy about it. I love all fabric too! Your quilting enhances each design so well. A real partnership in creativity! Oh-you will love the plastic project boxes but you might want to air them out real good for several days before you kit up your projects. I have about 12 and still take older ones out and open the lids for a few days. I have no idea if the smell would be permanent but I like doing it. Plus, it keeps me in touch with my projects and motives me to work on quilts that I’m still looking forward to making. Thank you for all you share!

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for the tip!

Love, love, love your channel. Be well .

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Delightful and definitely beautiful ❤❤

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Oh my Tammy, what a video full of fantastic quilts in so many glorious fabric lines and patterns. They are all so inspiring. I also love the Sew Sampler box this month, and I really want to make the hat quilt with Lori’s Mercantile fabrics. It looks to be so fun. I have been recuperating from RSV so I have not done any quilting this month. But watching your video has given me the push that I needed to get back to it. I have a lady who has asked me to make her a baby quilt for a baby that is due in March, so that will probably be my first project. Then my second great-grandbaby is due in May, so I have that quilt planned also. In addition, there are so many others to work on like the Pressed Flowers blocks along with a SAL that I signed up for. I am also doing a cross stitch of Jesus for my son and his wife. It is going to be so pretty and it is my cross stitch focus. Thank you so much for sharing of your time and talents via this video and your newsletters. I truly appreciate all of it. Happy quilting to you……………..

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

I hope you’re at full strength very soon! 💕

I am looking forward to seeing what you do with your temperature quilt and the other projects/sew alongs you are doing in 2024. I like Best Press and I bought some spray bottles on-line that have an extended spray feature. I often use part water and part Best Press in the sprayer and lightly spray before cutting my fabric. When I saw the Siren pantograph, I immediately thought that it might be a good choice for quilts with cabins/houses b/c it would resemble blowing wind and/or heat coming out of chimneys. As usual all of the customer quilts are outstanding❣️ I appreciate how you point out things that I may not have noticed, Tammie, like quilt blocks with different background colors worked in with mostly lighter background. I loved that design element. I very much like the Mistletoe pantograph and the Paisley Feather pantograph on the royal blue minky stole my heart!.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for your comments! I always love to hear your take aways from each video! Many blessings Marsha!

I love the colorways for the Summerville quilt, and I'm super excited to see your temperature quilt. Those are beautiful fabrics!

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

I am excited to follow you as you do your temperature quilt and trying new techniques and fabrics. I do a light starch to most of the fabrics I sew with. As always, beautiful quilts and quilting.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thanks so much Pam!

Wow! Beautiful quilts ❤

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😊

I love organization! It feels so amazing and motivating!!! What fun! Looking forward to a new room tour! Great choice of FQB for your temperature quilt. I used wovens for a Sparrow quilt I made and backed it with flannel. Worked great, but not did those wovens fray!! Yikes!! Threads everywhere!! Great quilts today! Thank you! I really enjoy your video's!

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Yay! Thank you!

Thank you once again Tammie, for a wonderful and beautiful sharing time with your customers quilts and your exquisite quilting! 💕🧵

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

Beautiful quilts!

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😊

Lots of temptation!

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

So sorry! (Not really!)

@grmanat

6 ай бұрын

@@tammieearnest 😂😂😂

Oh my gosh!!!!!! I need to sew!!!

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Love this! ♥️

Hi Tammy, I am loving your videos. Lella Boutique is pronounced like CInderella. Like Lell-a

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Oh thank you!

I’m also sewing along with the pressed flowers and I’m actually using blue floral fabric for this block. This will be the odd color in the quilt but it will go along with the name of the block. Blue Bell. 😊

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Sounds great! 💙

I enjoy your videos so much. I have a question is the jelly roll a full jelly roll ? I subscribed to that sew sampler box for about 2 1/2 years and never ever received a whole jelly roll and when it was a charm pack I think I got two one time when the price went up I quit. Next time I am feeling poorly I will be binge watching your videos.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Usually it is not a full jelly roll but the pattern they include uses the amount of precut that is provided. I enjoy trying new products and having a small amount of the new fabric lines. Thank you for "binge" watching the videos. I am glad they are enjoyable for you!

Are you talking about Judie Rothermel? From Marcus Fabrics? Her fabrics are Civil War reproduction prints and other eras in time. Those dark fabrics look like hers.

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

That's it!

I look forward to your videos each week and rewatch often. I think that the January Sew Sampler box is exceptional. Love the personal progress you’ve shared. I’m a fan of wip boxes. Using triangle paper changed my quilting life. I really like Lisa Bongene’s. Looking forward to next week. ❤

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

I bought some of hers to try too!

Love the way you detail Everything! Can you direct me to the Paradise Pattern for the Kaffe Quilt? Can you share your long arm info so I can reach out ?

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Paradise by The Quilt Spot bit.ly/429Zmog Download the Longarm Prep Instructions and Order Form here. mailchi.mp/0077e8fff634/longarmservicesinfo Visit my website here www.tammieearnestquilting.com/ Hope that helps.

There is another reason Riley Blake calls them Rollie Pollie, but that might be for another day. 😉

Another wonderful video Tammy. I love the quilting insight into sew a longs, Patterns, fabric, your beautiful long arming. I really zoned in on the Love Note quilt as I have that fabric. I need to get my quilt finally completed in this fabric. What was that pattern called?

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Rose in Bloom by Lella Boutique shrsl.com/4e1z5

can you tell me where you got the paisley feather pantograph?

@tammieearnest

6 ай бұрын

Sorry, I had the wrong name. It is Paisley Flower and here is the link www.urbanelementz.com/paisley-flower.html