I finished my Momentum 50 underquilt today. The video gives a peek into the way I sew and progressively design equipment during the building. In this video, I start with noseeum baffles that are 4 inches wide and make them into 1 inch high baffles from a 2 in blank. I hope you enjoy the video!
And for Matt2000TX from San Antonio, this is the video you asked for...
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Looking good Risk! That silver Sharpie is my weapon of choice for marking everything, after having tried all sorts of options.
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Really great video ... I learned a few points on sewing that whole mess of baffles and keeping it organized. Nicely done! Thanks.
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You make it look so easy. Now I know why I buy all my equipment as I would be really screwing things up with a sewing machine.
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+1, great job, it looks like a fantastic quilt.Originally Posted by Acer
Excellent video Risk, you explained the process extremely well and the finished product looks great.
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Looks like a lot of work
I am glad to see that the sharpie thing works. I was worried it would mark up the material but now I know it doesn't bleed through I will use this technique on future projects.
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