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I love that heart design on ur wall board😊

What a great idea!! Thanks

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YOURE A GENIUSSSSSSS

I just started my first quilt ever. I’m doing it by hand. Someone had leather finger guards so I tried them. Saved my finger! I never could find a metal thimble that fit well enough to use it way back when my grandmother showed me how to hand stitch.

Great idea! If my flannel sheet design wall fails me, I’ll break out Big Daddy!

Good tip. Just bought a new design wall. Haven't put it up yet. Thanks!

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WOW love that!! Thanks for that awesome tip & trick!!

I'm a Mimi too. I told my kids I was to young to be a Mawmaw, yes I'm from the South !!

If that was my room I think I would look for a solid shelf in goodwill or somewhere. I think I would want better storage. Still watching but I really hope you take that black shelf off the silver one. It looks like it will topple over on you someday, I wouldn't trust hooking it to a wall. I could see something low and deep like a sideboard or tv stand as being useful. You will hurt your back reaching above your head for stuff. Take care.

How do you keep your stitches even length? I am a newbie and my stitch length is all over the place

I need to show my mess, I have taken over the hall, stairs, living room, hot tube room. I have fabric coming out of everywhere.

Gosh I LOVED this video. I really enjoy cleaning and organizing videos and I NEEDED this for quilting! I really identify with your piles, and you are a great example and inspiration for me to work on my sewing room! Thank you! I love listening to your stream of consciousness talk as you think through what to do with it all. You are amazing and so relatable!!❤❤❤

You are sooo talented. Your quilts are lovely. Love the Minnie Mouse quilt. Josephine is beautiful. Spending time with grandchildren is wonderful. Happy 4th of July weekend. Keep up the beautiful quilts. Thank you for sharing.

There is no shame in your game! My sewing room looks like this, I call it organized chaos.

Could you elaborate about fusing the Heat n Bond lite to the minky without mashing down the dimples?

Call me green-horn but I really like the tight quilting. Wish I could do it.

Thank you for the encouragement ❤

Oh but you ARE an artist!! I have a feeling I need to watch this once a week. So freaking helpful!! Thank you!!

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LOL!!! Funniest video of the day. Now what type of thimble is this perfect specimen???? I have to find a couple thimbles for ironing with the Laura Star..I have burnt my poor fingers soooo many times. 🤪

I made this and really loved it. I make bags and give them away

You must be in cahoots with Fallon at Sew Be It Quilts. 🤣😁 I just watched her latest video on 5 basic blocks of quilting, and now I caught your video on basic quilting information. Two must-see videos for newbies to quilting. Boy do I wish I had seen these two videos years ago when I first started quilting. It would have avoided hours of frustrations!! Great job!!

Wow, what a creative video full of great information. Really loved your Cathedral Window and Rose's quilt. I am about to start my journey very soon. I have spent the last 18 months watching lots of UA-cam videos and collecting fabrics Thank you, Tracy. I will be keeping your tutorial in my mind and have a go at quilting on this new journey in my life. ❤

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What a great video! It was fun going back over the tutorials you have offered. I think my favorites are the rose Fray quilt and your color wheel quilt. I love them all though Tracy!

So empowering..estimulant.same here...easy giving away

Thank you so much

What is your buffer I ran onto this 😮

I would not cut the edge pieces into diamonds. I would cut them into triangles instead. That way it would be easier to make the large enough to have enough seam allowance to secure all the outer points and save fabric a the same time.

My biggest learning moment with my personal fmq is while my machine is, well, a machine, my hands and my brain are human. I find it personally acceptable to quilt organically. I do my best, I plan, I fit the design to the area and just quilt. I also often give myself a goal of an area or even a bobbin or 2. That way, I dont get overwhelmed or get a headache from neck and shoulder issues! Never compare hand quilting to fmq to longarms. They are different arts.

This is a very helpful video. I admire patient people who can stay focused as much at the end as they were at the beginning. I am always so determined at the beginning of quilting, and then later into it, I start improvising. I'll write words, I'll try new techniques, and often I get smaller and smaller as in the end, I just like circles and hearts and awkward Cs . I almost fast forwarded through your pool noodle part, because I had tried that and hated it. Plus then I had to keep those noodles somewhere....But your way is different from how I had tried it. I might give it another shot, Maybe on something smaller. You're a nice lady, very real and I feel a little bond here. Keep showing me more, especially the parts where things go wrong. Thank you 🥰

Good idea for the grip of foot pedal. Cannot buy that in the uk.

how have I not seen this epic tip???????n Thank you so much Tracy. Now off to get those pool noodles :)

Enjoyed watching this. Thanks for sharing. Glad you were able to get through them all.

What an absolutely FABULOUS video. Thank you, Tracey, for sharing your "downs" as well as your "ups"! You are truly an inspiration...Jacquie ❤❤❤

Love it. My tip would be to machine baste the straps in the seam allowance & again a couple of inches down to help keep straps properly straight.

Beautiful , love the multi colours to match the clown fabric

Fabulous video! Many thanks. I have learnt so much.🌻

I was learning how to long arm quilt while watching you learn to machine quilt. I also watched Angela Walters a whole lot.😂

Absolutely beautiful cathedral window. My favorite quilt of all!!

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Wow‼️ Love the compilation of all your best tips, tricks, as well as impressive body of knowledge you have to share 🤗 I have watched some of the original tutorials, your designs are always fun as well as beautiful ♥️⚾️🩵

Thank you for taking the time to compile Tracy’s Greatest Hits. So many great tips in one place and a fantastic representation of your quilting journey. About the “suctioning” that happened with your beautiful crumb quilt… I have been spray basting for years and have found that 505 spray doesn’t have that issue as much when I leave a quilt for later. However I believe it is because we really try to use too much spray. I know 505 is spendier than other brands but I can get 3 to 3-1/2 queen size quilts out of a 13 oz can. I buy it from Amazon in 6-packs to get even better pricing.

The rose quilt that frays is my favorite. I've made 3 of them and still don't have one . Lol, every time I make one, someone comes along and claims it😂. This quilt is how I found your channel. Thank you, you are a great teacher

Your quilting is wonderful!!

Hmmm I’ve always been taught to lay my batting with the bumpy/pimply side down & the smoother/dimply side up! This is because the manufacturers of batting use their machine needles to needle punch therefore making the dimples from when the needles go in the batting top & making the bumps/pimples on the bottom side. By letting your quilting needle go into the same direction as the manufacturer’s needles gives less resistance & therefore less bearding.

Great video Tracy, love seeing all these memories. I loved doing the Scrapberry challenge, it was fun.