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1) Traditional English Hexagon Patchwork Demonstration

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Uploaded by on Feb 9, 2008

www.jackiewills.co.uk Short demonstration on how to cover a hexagon patchwork paper template with fabric using the traditional English method. Images of the Happiness Quilt and The Christmas Quilt are also shown in this clip. Jackie Wills is a textile professional who has had 40 years experience. Mostly known for her unique waistcoats. See also: www.waistcoatsunique.com and www.patchworktemplates.com

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  • Thank you for this tutorial! And your voice is enchanting!

  • @itsjessful - Thank you.........pleased you enjoyed the tutorial. Jax

  • The I use is 80gsm or 90gsm paper. 80gsm is perfectly adequate but 90gsm makes the templates just a little more usable. One of my customers told me that she used the 90gsm templates I sold her about six times. She must have been very careful! In the old days they used to use any paper available - even newsprint, which must have been very difficult to use plus the print may have marked the fabric. I would not recommend less than 80gsm or more than 100gsm . Hope this helps.

  • I really enjoyed and learned so much with this video, THANK YOU SO MUCH!

  • @LACHORREADA55 - great comment - thanks - pleased you enjoyed. xx

  • Could you show us how to do curved templates? Nice video!!!

  • @ParadiseofFibers Hi - thanks for your comment. Curved templates can be created by gathering small tacking stitches around 1cm seam allowance over curved paper template. A bit fiddly and the secret is to sew very small stitches when sewing curves together. I will endeavout to create a video clip when I get a moment! Hope this helps

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  • thank you for the tutorial

    

  • Complimenti signora! Lei ha una pazienza incredibile.Brava.

  • So much easier than I thought. Thanks for the very clear instructions, now I know that I don't have to cut out 100's of hexagon shapes, I will certainly start my long awaited quilt.

  • quick, clear, easy to follow. Thankyou! :)

  • is the paper your using special paper or just normal paper ?

  • you have explained that very well- so much easier now-considering I have had my mum's haxa for over a year- and it looks easier than we shad shown me!!Marietta from Brisbane!

  • This demo is truly enlightening and delightful to follow. thank you so much.

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