Comments for Stitch In Time Quilts http://stitchintimequilts.com Sun, 19 Feb 2012 07:10:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Make a Baby Quilt – Part 1 – Fabric Selection & Assembly by CelineRubyBFFS http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1440 CelineRubyBFFS Sun, 19 Feb 2012 07:10:07 +0000 http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1440 thx for all of these great ideas I can't wait to find out how to start using my sewing machine and get started on all of the MissouriQuiltCo projects thx again ;) thx for all of these fantastic thoughts I can’t wait to find out how to start using my sewing machine and get started on all of the MissouriQuiltCo projects thx again ;)

]]> Comment on Make a Baby Quilt – Part 1 – Fabric Selection & Assembly by wwud4h2 http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1439 wwud4h2 Sun, 19 Feb 2012 06:21:00 +0000 http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1439 wonderful. thank you! wonderful. thank you!

]]> Comment on Make a Baby Quilt – Part 1 – Fabric Selection & Assembly by wendyweb50 http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1438 wendyweb50 Sun, 19 Feb 2012 06:09:50 +0000 http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1438 @MsCread Not sure if someone answered your question about the green mat on Missouri Star Quilting video yet, but the mat is a "cutting mat" that the rotary cutter won't damage. It is "self sealing" so any cuts close up right away. They are expensive, but so useful! Buy the largest one you can afford - you won't ever regret it. @MsCread Not sure if someone answered your question about the green mat on Missouri Star Quilting video yet, but the mat is a “cutting mat” that the rotary cutter won’t hurt. It is “self sealing” so any cuts close up straight away. They are expensive, but so useful! Buy the largest one you can afford – you won’t ever regret it.

]]> Comment on Make a Baby Quilt – Part 1 – Fabric Selection & Assembly by MsCread http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1437 MsCread Sun, 19 Feb 2012 05:48:36 +0000 http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1437 @wendyweb50 oh thank you for your reply! Yes I got the measuring mat a while back and you are right expensive but essential! @wendyweb50

oh thank you for your answer! Yes I got the measuring mat a while back and you are right expensive but essential!

]]> Comment on Make a Baby Quilt – Part 1 – Fabric Selection & Assembly by 01spanky04 http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1436 01spanky04 Sun, 19 Feb 2012 05:07:34 +0000 http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1436 You are the most awesome teacher in quilting I have ever watched. You explain thing very easilty. I am going to sign up for your sympoz class. I have already started making my first quilt and so far it is coming along really well. I will send you a picture when I finish. Thanks again for all you lessons. You are the most awesome teacher in quilting I have ever watched. You clarify thing very easilty. I am going to sign up for your sympoz class. I have already started making my initially quilt and so far it is coming by the side of really well. I will send you a picture when I close. Thanks again for all you lessons.

]]> Comment on Make a Baby Quilt – Part 1 – Fabric Selection & Assembly by sharkiesupernova http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1435 sharkiesupernova Sun, 19 Feb 2012 04:09:01 +0000 http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1435 i wanted to make a quilt for my niece due in nov. i need to start asap!! but had no idea since i havent quilted before!!! thank goodness for your tutorial! saved me much time and im sure money cause i wont be making as many mistakes.. ill be handstitching.. hopefully ill be done before NEXT christmas lol i wanted to make a quilt for my niece due in nov. i need to start asap!! but had no thought since i havent quilted before!!! thank goodness for your tutorial! saved me much time and im sure money produce i wont be making as many mistakes.. ill be handstitching.. with a bit of luck ill be done before NEXT christmas lol

]]> Comment on Make a Baby Quilt – Part 1 – Fabric Selection & Assembly by PRETTYPIGGY123 http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1434 PRETTYPIGGY123 Sun, 19 Feb 2012 03:47:47 +0000 http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1434 Please come watch my quilting videos I do tutorials as well! Please come watch my quilting videos I do tutorials as well!

]]> Comment on Make a Baby Quilt – Part 1 – Fabric Selection & Assembly by Cookies0159 http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1433 Cookies0159 Sun, 19 Feb 2012 03:15:01 +0000 http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1433 6 x 6 = 36 6 x 6 = 36

]]> Comment on Make a Baby Quilt – Part 1 – Fabric Selection & Assembly by LunaticMeeg http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1432 LunaticMeeg Sun, 19 Feb 2012 03:03:16 +0000 http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1432 I like your chanel ! I like your chanel !

]]> Comment on Make a Baby Quilt – Part 1 – Fabric Selection & Assembly by kristeniihrh http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1431 kristeniihrh Sun, 19 Feb 2012 02:28:00 +0000 http://stitchintimequilts.com/make-a-baby-quilt-part-1-fabric-selection-assembly/#comment-1431 I am not sure if someone commented on this but setting the stitches with the iron pushes, or melds, the stitches with the fabrics. It pushes the thread of the stitches down into the fabric, reducing the bulk. Hope that helps! Thanks for the tutorial! The quilt is so cute! I am not sure if someone commented on this but setting the stitches with the iron pushes, or melds, the stitches with the fabrics. It pushes the thread of the stitches down into the fabric, reducing the bulk. Hope that helps! Thanks for the tutorial! The quilt is so cute!

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