Your quilt is getting more beautiful every time I see it. Thank you for this video. Back in the 1950's, my Aunt (who was a school teacher) made herself a new dress to work in. She used nylon thread to sew her cotton dress. She gave her new dress a good ironing before going to bed. The next morning she wore her new dress to work (school). Things started going wrong after she walked into her classroom. Her new dress started coming apart along the seams. She had to send an older student to our house with a note (asking to borrow one of my mother's dresses). We lived less than a block from the school. Mother sent one of her best dresses; however, Mother was a big woman and my Aunt was tall, flat, and thin. Mom's dress was a bad fit; but, it was better than nothing. I wasn't old enough to sew; but, I remembered that lesson learned the hard way. Don't put high heat to nylon (and to many other threads and fabrics). Use the correct thread for the fabric you are working with. My Aunt bought the nylon thread (because it was cheaper than the cotton threads). Even teachers make mistakes.

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Thank you ❤️Oh my goodness your poor Aunt. Thanks for sharing this story ❤️

I love your dog watching. So much beautiful work!

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Thanks! Yes he’s a cutie 🥰

The hearts finish it off perfectly ❤

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Thank you, yes they do!

Lovely Monica!💕🧵

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Thanks!

Precioso todo lo qué hacen, gracias ❤

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Thank you so much ☺️

Aprendo mucho ❤

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That’s great 😃

Love your videos! So inspiring to watch and I always learn something new. Alaura - you are a wonderful videographer! What is the name of the music you used this time?? It’s lovely.

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Thank you, I'm so lucky to have Alaura as the videographer, I'll see if I can find out the music for you.