New Margo Video

[idaho]

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[rehak]

This show business stuff is not easy! :roll:

But you seem to be taking to it like a duck to water! Thanks for making all of these wonderful videos for us!

Nancy

[rehak]

Fantastic Margo!

I'll file that away for another day - I especially liked the way you overlapped the tails, that's something I struggle with all the time!

Thanks!
Barb

[rehak]

It's around 25.36mins where you are doing the corner of the faux binding. It's not a naughty word - just one I have not heard before. It sounds lie 'finaigling' :shock:

Yep! Finagle:

1. finagle To obtain something desired by bargaining, wheedling, and dealing.

Or in this case, gluing and/or pinning!! :lol:

I have heard of 'finaigling' but always thought it was of irish origin :P - I guess not :roll:

[Reetzbobeetz]

No Rosemary it's not a word we use here. It seems to first appear in the American Dictionary around 1926. Seems to me that it's etymology is probably a melding of an English and a French word. Finagle sounds very French to my ear. We may be perceived by some as a nation of 'cute hoors' but we are not 'finaglers'!

[Tessgo]

Thanks Margo, great info, am looking forward to trying it out soon 8)

[djane]

Fantastic Margo!

I'll file that away for another day - I especially liked the way you overlapped the tails, that's something I struggle with all the time!

Thanks!
Barb

I liked that part too Barb. I always manage to get my fabric twisted and end up redoing it numerous times! This was a great video tutorial. Thanks Margo.

[RGold]

Wonderful video and lesson, Margo!! Thank you! I will be trying your method with my next quilt!

[seattlebarbara2003]

Oh, I've been wanting to do a binding like this and now with Margo's great video I feel I can.

Thanks, as always, Margo! You do such great teaching videos.

[ladyquilter]

I made a short 8 inch sample after watching Margo's video to get a feel for the process and before I made the real one for my miniature quilt. It was great fun and I highly recommend the process. I loved all of the tricks and tips in her video! We love you Margo!