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DottyD 08-02-2012 01:40 PM

I have mastered a quilters knot
 
I am really pleased as I have suddenly succeded in being able to do a quilters knot. I know - a pretty small thing - but something I just could not do. I am so pleased with myself -- LOL !!

Nelco 08-02-2012 01:44 PM

I am still trying to master the quilters Knot

DottyD 08-02-2012 02:15 PM


Originally Posted by Nelco (Post 5413610)
I am still trying to master the quilters Knot

Hi Nelda - here is a link that taught me -- hope it helps


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVzDkAbziLw
DottyD.

DogHouseMom 08-02-2012 03:15 PM


Originally Posted by DottyD (Post 5413600)
I am really pleased as I have suddenly succeded in being able to do a quilters knot. I know - a pretty small thing - but something I just could not do. I am so pleased with myself -- LOL !!

No it's NOT a small thing! Those little buggers still throw me for a loop (no pun intended). Can't make one to save my life. Looks so easy .... NOT.

CONGRATULATIONS (she say's with a smidge of envy)

Tartan 08-02-2012 03:20 PM

It is pretty neat when you master it. I learned back in the day before the net.

Silver Needle 08-02-2012 06:50 PM

I can do it anywhere but at the longarm. I'm so jealous of your accomplishment :) . I keep trying but end up tying a square knot to bury.

bearisgray 08-03-2012 04:23 AM

Good for you! :thumbup: It's easy 'after one knows how' -

Before I was taught how to do that, my knots were always a snarly mess - if they managed to stay knotted. It's so nice to have a neat looking knot.

QuiltingHaven 08-03-2012 04:28 AM

I tried to follow all the instructions everywhere and couldn't do it. Went to visit my 84 year old mother and she said "how in the world are you creating that knot???? Let me show you how." 15 seconds later and I had it mastered! I thanked her profusely and she said "well, the next time you need my on-site assistance, just drive 1200 miles again!" I just needed her years of knowledge. She can't quilt very well now because her hands can't work that long without cramping. I am now her quilt builder and she has taught me a lot over the last 1 1/2 years since I started quilting and I am 65!

DawnFurlong 08-03-2012 06:07 AM

Congratulations! I am also a smidge jealous - because I can't seem to get one of those to save my life - and I have tried! I have watched and watched videos, it seems to elude me. Haven't tried in awhile - maybe it's time to try again...

DawnFurlong 08-03-2012 06:09 AM


Originally Posted by DottyD (Post 5413676)
Hi Nelda - here is a link that taught me -- hope it helps


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVzDkAbziLw
DottyD.

DottyD - thanks for the link - I noticed a couple of things while watching it that I hadn't noticed before (and that is the way the person is holding onto the ends of the thread. Going to have to try this again - perhaps I will get it this time!


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