In this month’s NQC LIVE, Susan Guzman shares her approach to selecting different fabric colors and prints for quilts, discusses what types and weights of thread to use when piecing and quilting and offers tips on how to ensure that your points line up perfectly on pinwheel and flying geese blocks.
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25 Responses to “NQC LIVE! September 2018”
1st time here and a beginner quilter. looking forward to hearing from the group of experts.
Looking forward to participating.
Hi everyone! Kansas here
Wonderful full and fully knowledge exelent service thank you for putting up with me
looking forward to learning something new. I wish you wouldn’t waste time telling us where people are from.
Please over-look her rudeness!
Just got the invite!
Hi from NJ
Hello from Prince Albert Saskatchewan. canada
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What is the best way to square fabric before ccutting it? Thanks fron Newfoundland, Canada
Does the quilting thread and piecing thread need to be off different strengths?
When pressing my squares how can I prevent them from be distorted?
First time with you
I’ve missed some of your live feed so not sure if anyone has asked….. I’m learning to free motion on my Pfaff machine. I’m in conflict with needles and thread. Is there a basic rule of thumb? What is the best needle and thread for FMQ?
Like your question and answers. Learn so much.
Will you please spell the name of thread you have mentioned?
If you are making a quilt with a pattern like in the Bear Paw block and wanted the paw or the claws to be the focus, what would you do?
Looking forward to learning something tonight
Hi from SD
While I like that these webinars are trying to get a lot of information out to folks that don’t have years of experience or access to classes, some of the information presented is just patently wrong. For example, ball point needles are for stitching on knits as the ball point does not pierce the knit, which could result in pulls. Universal needles are used for piecing cottons. When the speaker does not know, she should refrain from stating anything. I have been quilting for over 30 years and have gone to many classes and seminars to improve my understanding of the mechanics of quilting, not just matching fabrics and piecing. Please improve these aspects of the webinars.
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