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Quilting "How-to" Video Clips
Quilting "How-to" Video Clips demonstrating Tricky Techniques. Like they say "a picture is worth 1,000 words. So why not thousands of moving pictures to make these techniques perfectly clear?" Click on one of the links below to view a short clip demonstrating a specific quilting technique. View it as many times as you like. They are in Flash Video format and should work on any computer. The quality may be limited by the speed of your internet connection. And I have kept them short so they will be easy to view. Click the link with the title of the video you are interested in. Visit the page to read about it and watch the video.
Happy Quilting!
Penny Halgren
TheQuiltingCoach
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How to Bind a Quilt Web Presentation
QuiltingCoach Penny
During the month of November, there were several opportunities to dial in and check in on your computer to watch a live presentation answering the question of How to Bind a Quilt. . . . keep reading
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Video: Cat's Paw Quilt Block
QuiltingCoach Penny
In this video, you will see how to sew the Cat's Paw Quilt Block. This block is also known as Bear's Paw, and several other different names. But, in honor of m. mouse, the Marketing Director here, we're doing it as Cat's Paw. . . . keep reading
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Designing the Sunshine and Shadow Quilt
QuiltingCoach Penny
Once I decided on the blocks and fabric, it is time to draw a layout of the quilt. One of the things I love about EQ6 is that I can design the quilt using the software, and it will calculate . . . keep reading
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Importing Fabric into EQ6
QuiltingCoach Penny
If you are designing a quilt in EQ6, it's a great idea to use the actual fabric as you design. It is easy to import your fabric into EQ6. These step-by-step videos will show you how . . . keep reading
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Video: Sewing a More Accurate Isosceles Triangle
Sewing an isosceles triangle can be somewhat challenging, especially since there are two very long bias seams. This video will walk you through step by step and show how to stitch an Isosceles triangle so your patch is exactly the right size! . . . keep reading
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Video: Grandpa's T-shirt Quilt - Transferring Photos to Flannel
QuiltingCoach Penny
I'll readily admit, I wasn't sure this would either work or look good. And the first piece of flannel through the printer was a disaster. The paper jammed, the flannel crunched up, every single light on the printer started flashing, and I thought for sure I would be buying a new printer. . . . keep reading
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Here's what our members are saying ...
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Lucy
Canada
"Hi,
Penny I love this site! All the fabulous info in it is just what I need. I'm a newbie to quilting; but have done a lot of sewing for myself and my kids over the years. Now I've decided to tackle quilting..."
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Edmonton AB Canada
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Anna
"Penny, bless your heart for helping turn the light on over my head on how to become more efficient at this new love of mine!"
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Anna British Columbia, Canada
"I have recently discontinued my membership, but strongly feel the need to say that you have certainly had a huge influence on my life. Your internet quilting club has given me wings as a quilter. The reason I am discontinuing my membership isn’t because I am not satisfied with what I’ve gained from it, it’s because I’ve got so much to do – it will take me more than two years to complete it all. (I’m a slow quilter ok!) I have not got so many UFO’s (trust me, there are a few hidden safely away!) as that I have WDHT’s (wanna-do-haven’t-had-time’s).
Thank you Penny – your inspiration has been much appreciated.
Regards,"
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