I was going to ask where you bought it, but you answered in your last post.

I have a number of customers who buy it by the cases when it's on sale at Connecting Threads. I have never found a...

Did a quick search and found this on Quiltville. i tend to make my setting triangles even bigger by adding a 1/2". I then trim teh excess after I complete my top.

Math for On-Point Quilts

If anything, buy it at a QUILT SHOP. Avoid Fabricland. I have a shop here in eastern Ontario and I carry Hobbs. I carry 80/20-108" wide but can sell other types of Hobbs too. 80/20 just happens...

YOu could sew all your sashing strips together into one continuous strip then cut the length you need for each row to ensure your joins are staggered

I've been told the appraisal value is for insurance purposes only, not resale. Even then, the owner needs to have the appraisal in writing by an accredited quilt appraiser.

What does 108" wide backing usually sell for in the US? $12.50 US comes to $16.38 CAN. I have wide backing in my shop for $16.95 and $17.95 CAN for a "metre" length. Just curious

Not only is WD40 a no-no, but so is 4-in-1 oil. I know many people who think it's regular oil, but it's not and not recommended as a substitute for sewing machine oil.

This is the first I've heard. What I have heard is at one time there was a fear of using poly threads on quilts made of cotton fibers as the poly threads would cut through the cotton. This I...

Yes, it's a 30 degree ruler. You would need to cut 12 wedges. The ruler is 12" so you will get a 24" skirt out of it. Too make it longer, you can butt a 24" ruler up against your Fat Cat, then...

They also check if the diagonal joins on your bindings are going the same direction. I know someone who took a quilt judging course here in Canada and I asked her all these; except I forgot about...

Handiquilter also makes a sit down model for Pfaff and Husqvarna along with the Baby Lock model. Check out your dealers in your area for these other models.

When Frixxion pens were developed, their intended purpose was not to mark quilts; they were made for use on paper such as scrapbooking, etc... They will erase with friction when used with paper,...

For that price, you get the advanced auto threader, thread cutter, and knee lift. 189 stitches along with 3 alphabets and specialty satin stitches likes scrolls and others. I used it in my...

We can get Dr. Beckman's here as well in my area (eastern Ontario, west of Ottawa) but only at Metro food chain. I've never used them as I still have plenty of Shout sheets from a trip to the US.

I dont find using the ruler difficult. I've made 4 runners now. I also did the Metro Rings and Metro Lattice.

I will admit the graphics and some of the instructions are not clear. I did some...

I made this table runner a few weeks ago for my shop sample. I had one student today so decided to make another while I showed her her to cut and sew the curves with the Quick Curve Ruler. She...

From what I see, your blocks aren't sewn together yet, are they? They look fine at this point. I dont think you will lose the points once all the blocks are sewn. Your outer HSTs, will finish ...

;) you're welcome ;)

Since I introduced it in my shop back in February, I use it all the time for joining my binding ends.

Along with the video on MSQC, check out the one from Fat Quarter shop. Sometimes having...

Home Stitches was Pam Clarke's company name. She is a well known longarmer. Her product line was called Designs with Lines. I did a quick search and found the stencils at Erica's
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Really? Can I order a couple cases from you? lol We don't have them anymore up here in Canada. I could sell them in my shop easily.

If the needle is hitting the bobbin case, it's a matter of having it re-timed.

I just learned this this week:

"The term pinking shears comes from the garden flower "garden pinks" (Dianthus gratianopolitanus) the petals have edges that are jagged.....pinking shears make...

This was posted recently on Facebook, and maybe someone already did it here. I am considering not stocking these anymore in my shop. I would hate something happening to someone's quilt due to any...

I've done paper piecing on tissue paper. It's very easy to use, tears out more easily than copy paper or paper foundation sheets. It also eliminates a lot of bulk at the seams. You need to...