I wish tutorial videos slowed down a bit and showed good techniques.

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01-03-2014, 09:45 AM

#51

bearisgray

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Originally Posted by illinois

Quick and easy seems to be the trend. Nowadays a "quilter" doesn't even have to cut her own pieces, may not select her own fabrics, technique may be sloppy, and has the end result machine quilted!

If the owner of the end result is happy, she's helped keep several other people emploeyd.

And we can buy a roasted chicken and potato salad from the delior deli department. Somdtimes that sthe way togo.

01-03-2014, 12:32 PM

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Marysewfun

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I get a kick out of some of them - where in one video they will "always press to the dark side" and then the next video will demonstrate something and not only do they not stop and press the seam - but there are folds or wrinkles in the fabric they are starting from. :-)

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01-03-2014, 12:36 PM

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Marysewfun

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I love the videos on YouTube, etc. and am amazed at what you can learn (quickly) or peak your interest on a subject - and if you want to know more, Google the subject, etc. Sometimes I learn something I didn't even know I wanted to learn but followed it off something else. :-)

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