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Your Friends will be Shocked to See that You Uncovered the Secrets of Making This Beautiful Family Heirloom Quilt by Simply Watching TV

Yes, It's As Simple as Watching a Video on your TV or Computer...Even if you Never Thought of Making a Quilt Before Today

 

 

 

 

From: Penny Halgren

Date:

 

Dear Friend,

If you’re like me, at times the only way something really “clicks” is when you actually see it done with your own eyes.

Think about one of the simplest tasks of all – tying your shoes . . .

Of course, tying your shoes is second nature to you now . . . BUT at first someone had to show you how to do it a few times.  Maybe even more than a few times.  They had to actually take the time to demonstrate exactly how to make the loop (or how to make two loops, like I do), how to cross them over, how to pull the knot tight, etc.

Have you ever tried to explain how to tie your shoes to someone without actually showing them?  It’s downright impossible (and super frustrating for both of you!)

Surprisingly enough, each and every step of making a quilt can be as easy as tying your shoe if you have someone who’s been there and actually done it successfully take you through the entire step-by-step process right in front of your eyes.

 

You Had no Choice . . . in the Past

If you’ve been afraid to start, afraid to take on a more challenging project, gotten frustrated at some point along the way, or have given up learning how to make a quilt completely . . . don’t blame yourself. I've read the books, seen the patterns, and have experienced the frustration of incomplete directions, wrong methods, and instructions that are so confusing, I don't know which way is up, let alone which is the right side of the fabric.

You probably just need a few key skills.  Have you ever said to yourself, “If someone would just show me how to do all of this once or twice, then I could do it for myself?”

Imagine how much faster of a jumpstart you could get by actually watching someone else do something first, then simply copying exactly what they do.

Makes sense, right?

It’s tough learning new information out of a book.  Statistics prove that only a tiny percentage of people naturally learn this way.  The rest of us need to be SHOWN what to do, and - - most importantly - - HOW to do it!

But the bad news is that you didn’t really have a choice . . . until now.

Most quilt books have chapters describing individual steps or processes.   One chapter shows you how to sew triangles.  Another chapter shows you how to make binding and sew it on.  Yet another chapter describes how to add sashing to your quilt.  All of that is great information, if you know what process you need, when you need it, and how it applies in the quilt you are making. 

Years ago, right on this website, people interested in learning how to make a quilt discovered A Beginner’s Guide to Quilting – the first step-by-step guide to making a quilt.  Illustrated with full color photographs and detailed descriptions of every single step in making a quilt, beginning and intermediate quilters alike realized immediately that this was exactly what they needed to show them the way.

A Beginner’s Guide to Quilting has taught thousands of quilters how to make a quilt, and has helped intermediate quilters sharpen their quiltmaking skills.  A Beginner’s Guide to Quilting shows you how to cut fabric, sew your blocks together, add borders, machine quilt, and add binding to finish your quilt.  It's all about one simple, nine patch quilt.

From start to finish, you can follow along with the book and make the exact quilt using no extra resources, scouring through other quilting books, searching on the web or making hysterical phone calls to other, more experienced quilters for help.

Beginner quilters are raving about A Beginner's Guide to Quilting, another quilting resource from www.How-to-Quilt.com:

It was so easy!  The pictures were especially helpful! Friend's and family who have seen the quilt, even in stages, have complimented it. Angie Perryman, Huntington Beach, CA The Beginner's Guide resolved the issues with those seemingly difficult mitered corners. After receiving the guide and following the instructions carefully mitered corners are no longer a challenge. Jona Maynard I have both A Beginner's Guide to Quilting and How to Bind by Penny at how-to-quilt.com and i am finding them both very useful. I had the How to Bind first and used it on my very first quilt and it made binding the quilt so easy. The instructions are very clear and easy to understand. I got the binding on and looking great the first try. I am in the middle of making a quilt for my husband in his football teams' colours. I am using Penny's A Beginner's Guide to Quilting to help me with piecing of the quilt and i am finding it a very handy reference tool with hints on putting together the blocks. As this is only my second quilt i need all the help i can get and i am finding it in "A Beginner's Guide to Quilting". I highly recommend this book to everyone. Pam Holloway (South Australia, Australia) Dear Penny, I just wanted to tell you what a joy Nine Easy Steps to Making Your First Quilt was. I have quilted before, but had always done things the old fashioned way (a paper template, scissors and hand made saw horse frames). I had never used a rotary cutter, until I purchased your book. The chapter on stitching HSTs is definitely a time saver. I have finished two quilt tops in less than a week, and couldnt be happier. The first one I made for my granddaughter from a pattern I found on the web called "Scrappy Hearts" from the Delaware Quilts website. The second is "Sweet Baby" from Claudia's Quilt Shoppe website. I modified the basic designs to suit my needs. You will find the pics attached. The funny thing is I bought your book for my daughter. To help her get into quilting. Looks like I am going to have to order another book for her now, because this one is mine. Thanks for teaching this "old" quilter some new tricks. Sincerely, Paula M.      I loved your "Beginner's Guide To Quilting" book and found it very, very helpful.  I read the book, cover-to-cover and it gave me the confidence I needed to attempt my very 1st quilt.  I have it setting right next to my sewing machine so I can refer to it often.   Brenda Coburn Using the very easy 'laymans' terms and excellent pictures from your book, I made a quilt using local print and dyed fabric (French Polynesian) for my friend's newborn. Taking your advice, I then embroidered a who to, why and who from including the date, I also included weight and time of birth. Caitlin was delighted and says it was the best baby gift she received. She has now left New Caledonia and gone to La Reunion. The quilt I made will be in her family and that of her son's, hopefully for many years. It will also remind her son and his family of where he was born with a touch of  'je ne sais quoi'. Thanks for getting my efforts organised Annette Moulin, New Caledonia

 

Beginning quilters have made beautiful quilts using this practical, no-nonsense guide.  Intermediate quilters have refined their quilting skills using the Guide, and have learned new techniques that make their quilt making easier and quicker.

But that wasn’t enough. Sewing strips and squares together can be learned easily by following A Beginner's Guide to Quilting with its full color photographs and complete descriptions. But now you are ready to take on a little more challenging project - one with different size triangles, maybe some rectangles, and even sashing between the blocks.

With those added complexities, wouldn't it help to watch someone while they sew those patches together?

Demonstrating exactly how to line up the patches to get perfect triangle points and square corners? And sharing tips and shortcuts as the fabric is sewn together, not trying to remember them after the fact.

Scores of you said DVDs would be the perfect solution. I got the message, and spent hours designing the quilt block, and then filming and painstakingly editing this video. I had always thought that designing a quilt block would be the most difficult part of making a quilting product for you.

Boy, was I wrong!

Once I had the video camera, I needed to figure out how to record with just me. After all, what camera-guy (or gal) would like to hang around for all of the hours it takes to make a quilt - even though this one is a small wall hanging?

Fortunately, my dad had two different sizes of tripods that (luckily) the videocamera fit. With those, I was able to position the camera exactly where it needed to be in order to give you the best angle to watch this quilt being sewn.

After filming more than 40 hours of quilting instruction - with takes and re-takes - I was ready to edit. Three weeks of looking at each frame and deciding what to cut out and how to paste it all together and it was ready to convert into a video that could be played on either your computer or your TV.

This video shows you exactly what you need to do to make this wall hanging or quilt, step-by-step, and sets the stage for your to make all of your future quilts with confidence and ease.

 

The Robin’s Nest DVD Quilting Mentor

 

I could have gone to my big book of quilt blocks and picked some existing quilt block for this project. But, you deserve something special for your DVD quiltmaking experience!  So, with the help of a beautiful little robin, I created a brand new, not-in-a-quilt-block-book pattern.

You see, a robin showed up outside my office window last spring and began to build a nest.  Her first nest-building material was a Kleenex.  Knowing that she wasn’t going to use the Kleenex to blow her nose, I was curious to see exactly what she would do with it. 

This robin sitting in a nest was the inspiration for the Robin's Nest Quilt Block.

She stuffed the Kleenex down into the crown of the fern, and flew away.  Minutes later, she returned with a beak full of twigs.  After one or two additional trips, her plan became obvious, and within days, she had a perfect little nest. 

The Kleenex had been completely covered with twigs and mud.  In fact, I thought she had discarded it, but then I saw a tiny Kleenex corner showing around the back side of the fern.

Once complete, she began sitting on the nest.  Day after day.  Now I can see why the Lazy Bird begged Horton, the elephant, to sit on her nest.  (If you haven’t read Horton Hatches an Egg, it’s worth a good laugh.)

When this dedicated mom was sitting in the nest, all that could be seen was her head, tail, and the nest, fairly well camouflaged in the crown of the tree fern.  One day I looked out at this scene, and a quilt block design was born. 

Robin's Nest Quilt Block

With nine patches on my mind, I saw squares and triangles.  As I sat at my desk, I drew out the nine patch and colored it in.  When I got home that evening, I scoured my quilt block books to see if that design already was listed and had a name.  Much to my surprise, it was nowhere to be found! 

Then I decided this would be the perfect project for this DVD quilting mentor - still a nine patch with its own interesting challenges.

This complete step-by-step quilting video has been a hot item from the day it was introduced. As a matter of fact, they fly off the shelves as soon as they fly in (pardon the pun!) Because of that, it would be really easy to just keep re-stocking the same item again and again.

But, we are always looking for ways to make your quilting easier by giving you exactly the information you need.

So, the last time we ran out, we decided to take a look at how we could include even more quality instruction to make your next quilting step even easier.

Beause this block includes half-square triangles as well as quarter-square triangles and Flying Geese, it seemed natural to include reports that give you other options for sewing those patches together. For years I thought there was only one way to sew triangles together.

Then, one day, I ran across a new and different way, and before I knew it, I had learned 5 different ways to sew half-square triangles together and 3 ways to sew Flying Geese. You get them all - no research required. And you can choose the one that is right for your project.

In addition, choosing colors and fabrics for quilting projects seems to be a common problem for all quilters. The Eavesdrop on a Telephone Conversation with quilters Alex Anderson and Annie Smith give in-depth information about fabric and colors for serious quilters. Plus Alex discusses hand quilting techniques that can make your hand quilting easier and more fun.

And we have now included patterns and fabric requirements for different size quilts. After all, you may want to make a twin quilt for your grandson or daughter, or a queen size quilt for your guest room. With these patterns, you won't be guessing how many blocks to make or how much fabric to buy.

Jam-packed, 4 DVDs, 7 3/4 hours of great quilting instruction, demonstration and guidance.  This goes way beyond ebooks, beyond quilt forums, workshops . . . or anything else before it. 

And, again, because you asked for it, these amazing DVDs come with a step-by-step Guidebook, written in the same informative, step-by-step style as A Beginner’s Guide to Quilting – including more than 224 full color photographs loaded onto 128 pages of easy-to-understand quilting instructions.

Watch the DVDs right on your TV or computer and follow along in the written Guidebook as a quilter of more than 27 years personally walks you through the exact steps used to make this, easy-to-make 9 patch wall hanging (or quilt, if you prefer) from start to finish.

This is the closest thing to having me sitting right there next to you in your sewing room.

The Robin’s Nest DVD Quilting Mentor is NOT a downloadable product.  It comes as a 4-disc DVD and 2-disc CD tutorial delivered right to your front door. 

Just pop the DVD into your TV or computer and away you go.  But first, open the Guidebook on your computer and print out the pages you need.  Then sit back, relax and watch as right before your eyes, every step of making this fun Robin’s Nest wall hanging is brought to life.

Then listen to the CD Interviews of Alex Anderson and Annie Smith to get ideas for choosing your fabric and hand quilting your quilt or wall hanging. Soon, you'll be on your way to making a brand new quilt with all of your questions answered before you even ask them.

In less than 2 weeks, quilter Sharon made this wall hanging, using the instructions in the The Robin’s Nest DVD Quilting Mentor:

Quilter Sharon made this beautiful Robin's Nest Wall hanging in less than 2 weeks by following the instructions in the DVD Mentor. Click on the image to see a larger picture.

Here are comments from other quilters who have already invested in The Robin's Nest DVD Quilting Mentor:

 

This breakthrough quilting resource contains 7 3/4 hours of video with detailed instructions and demonstrations of each one of the 9 critical steps in making the Robin’s Nest Wall Hanging (or quilt).  From start to finish . . . cutting your fabric - -  binding your quilt - - my secret hanging sleeve - - and everything in between.  Nothing is held back. 

The Guidebook contains 128 pages and 224 full color photographs with clear instructions, and can be used with or without the DVDs.

 

Want to take a peek at what's inside the DVD?

Take a Peek at a Short Clip from the DVD. This clip shows you how to miter the corner of your binding.

View a short clip from the actual DVD by clicking on either the image or the link to the right. (This video clip is hosted by YouTube and the quality is limited by your Internet connection.)

This clip is taken from Lesson 8, where you learn exactly how to sew the binding onto your quilt. In this short video clip that you can preview for free, you will see a well-known quilter's shortcut method for mitering a corner on binding perfectly every time.

This technique is simple to learn, once you see it, but try to understand a quilter who is trying to explain it without pictures, and it's easy to get lost. 

 

During my more than 27 years of quilting experience, I have made almost every kind of patchwork quilt imaginable.  Beginning with a simple nine patch, and progressing through Ocean Waves (using hundreds of triangles), Broken Star (with hundreds of diamonds), 3 dimensional (with set-in seams), and curves.  I’ve done lots and I’ve learned lots.

I’ve taken classes and workshops from famous quilters like Michael James, Katie Pasquini Masopust, Nancy Crow, Mary Lou Wiedman, Sharyn Craig, Arlene Stamper and more.  Even attended a weekend retreat or two. 

I’ve bought books and patterns, which now consume 5 bookcases in 4 different rooms in my house.  Experimented with new quilting techniques.  Played around with dying fabric.  Challenged myself with set-in seams and trapunto.  Displayed my quilts in the San Diego Quilt Show.  And entered contests.

My background in finance has given me a kind of head start in understanding the math of making a quilt and organizing the processes into a common sense, straight forward series that takes you from start to finish, eliminating confusion and unnecessary information.

I have spent years studying, discovering the best techniques and shortcuts for making quilts, and now I am sharing them with you in video.  I have taken all of the best techniques, thrown in alternative methods, and given them to you in an easy-to-follow format to help you learn to quilt or improve your quilting skills.

 

Question: If you could have me come into your home and Coach you right in your sewing room, on your sewing machine - - would you?

Of course you would! Especially if you didn't have to feed me or give me a place to sleep.

Well, that’s exactly what you get with this unique video quiltmaking guide.  Just pop any one of the four DVD volumes into your TV or computer, turn up the speakers and watch, listen and learn while I personally guide you over the “tough spots” with my step-by-step, informative and experienced instructions.  Suddenly you’ll find all the mystery and confusion surrounding making a quilt with triangles melt away like snowflakes in the sun.

Each DVD comes with a menu so you can jump right to the part you need.  And the label on the DVD shows exactly what is on each disc, so you don’t need to put each disc in and search to find what you want.  I have made this so easy that you won’t even need your 7 year old to help with the technology!

Want to take notes?  If you’re anything like I am, you like to jot down new ideas, highlight things to remember, and dog-ear special pages to revisit.  You can do all of that with the Guidebook that comes along with the DVDs.  Because the Guidebook is on a CD, you can print out the whole book or just the pages you need.

And when the pages get worn out or too marked up, just print out replacement copies – at your convenience.  No going to the copy shop and paying exorbitant prices for color copies so you can still have the benefit of the full color photographs jam-packed in the manual.

Robin's Nest Quilt

 

 

Here Are Just A Few Of The Lessons We’ll Go Through Together To Get You On The Road To Making This Quilt or Wall Hanging

 

 

 

 

Lesson One – Learn exactly how to create your very own templates you can use to cut fabric with precision, saving time and eliminating wasted fabric: A quick, low cost method for making templates so your fabric pieces are cut accurately and fit together perfectly How to keep your templates sharp and avoid cutting them with your rotary cutter How to tell the cutting line from the sewing line on your paper templates Lesson Two – Cutting Your Fabric: A simple way to square up your fabric so you are guaranteed to cut straight strips (and save time, money, and possibly have some of your favorite fabric left for your next project) How to cut a small section out of a large piece of fabric, keeping the remaining large hunk of fabric intact for future use See how to save time by cutting multiple triangles at once Making the most of your quilting area – cutting fabric in a limited space Lesson Three – Sewing Patches and Blocks: Simple techniques for sewing triangles and getting sharp, pointy tips Discover the quick and easy way to match up your seams and sew blocks and sashing together. Watch as I match the seams, line up seam allowances and fabric edges, and show you how to sew squares and triangles with corners and points you will be proud of How to rip seams – the easy way!  (Yes, occasionally, even the most experienced quilters sew patches the wrong way!) Discover how to keep your patches organized so you sew them in the right place in your blocks Lesson Four – Adding Sashing: Quick and easy ways to measure sashing so your blocks end up the same size after they are sewn into your quilt How to make your quilt more interesting by placing cornerstones in your sashing How to use chain sewing to keep your blocks in the right order, and why sometimes it’s better not to cut your blocks apart Lesson Five – Adding Borders to your Quilt: Achieve the look of a professional quiltmaker by picking the perfect fabric for your borders See exactly how to accurately measure your quilt and add borders that will guarantee a perfectly shaped quilt. No more wavy edges on your quilt or trapezoid-shaped quilts that should have been squares. One border or two?  How do you decide?  And how wide do you make them? Lesson Six – Layering and Basting your Quilt: Techniques to prevent puckers in your finished quilt How to cut your backing fabric and batting to make sure you have enough but don’t waste any fabric or batting Baste your quilt quickly and easily to achieve its purpose – and what is that purpose anyway?  After all, you’re just going to remove those basting stitches later! Learn how to layer and baste your quilt for hand quilting, eliminating wrinkles, and guaranteeing that your finished quilt top and back are pucker-free. Pins? Thread? What’s the best method for holding your quilt layers together as you quilt?  You’ll see the possibilities and learn how to decide which method is best for your quilt. Lesson Seven – Hand Quilting Techniques: Techniques for hiding knots inside your quilt Up close view of making those tiny quilting stitches Quick, easy and cheap way to mark your quilt for hand quilting – and it’s easy to remove! Lesson Eight – Binding: Why bias binding will preserve the life of your quilt Simple method for making matching bias binding How to miter the corners of your binding with grace and speed Accurately trim the excess batting and backing from your quilt so your quilt keeps its perfect rectangle or square shape Lesson Nine – Label Your Quilt: A quilt just isn’t finished until it has your name on it Quick, easy, and fun labels for quilts and how to attach them Special Bonus Secret: Watch the finishing touches go onto the quilt and discover my method for creating a secret hanging sleeve for your wall hanging or quilt. Imagine having a way to hang your quilt or wall hanging without spending more time hand stitching yet another piece of fabric to the back of your quilt

 

Special Behind-the-Scenes Footage!

Take a peek inside my real quilting world.  See the various quilting spaces in my home - - from the fabric in the coat closet to the sewing machine on the card table in the corner of my front room - - and see that any tiny space can be used for making a quilt.

With no big, beautiful quilting room, I placed a shelf unit in a coat closet and have my fabric stacked on the shelves.  The camera takes you inside the closet while I describe how the fabric is stacked so it’s easy to pick the perfect fabric for the quilt project. 

You see reality quilting - - not some perfectly organized, beautifully stacked, looks-like-the-quilt-shop collection of fabric.  After this tour, you will know that you can make beautiful quilts with any size quilting corner or collection of corners scattered around your house or apartment.

Eavesdrop as I discover problems with two of my borders.  Yes, these problems were discovered live on camera!  Not one, but 2 problems.  Listen as I spot the problems and watch as I solve them.

Marvel as shortcuts and techniques unfold right before your eyes.  These techniques took years to learn, and you will see them in a short 7 3/4 hours, without having the pain and suffering of going through making mistakes yourself, or attending more than 45 workshops, classes and quilting retreats.  (Although some of those were really fun!  And one of the more fun ones was with my daughter, Stephanie.)

You get all of this information jam-packed in DVDs and CDs that will motivate you, teach you, coax you, propel you and PUSH you to succeed in making this quilt or any other quilt.

As you can see I don’t leave any stone unturned to provide you with all the “nitty-gritty” details you really need to make this Robin’s Nest wall hanging and give you a solid foundation for years of stress-free quiltmaking. 

Everything you learn as you make this Robin’s Nest wall hanging will serve as a solid foundation for every other quilt you make.  Squares, triangles, sashing, binding, quilting, cutting, measuring.  None of those things will be a mystery any more.  Every quilt you make from now on will be “a piece of cake.”

Never again be left guessing what to do next.  If you could pin me down and sit me in front of your sewing machine with you, this would be the result.  This is the first “watch-me-then-you-do-it” video tutorial for making a quilt.

Just look over my shoulder as I perform a specific task or teach you the next step in making a beautiful family heirloom.  Then just “Pause” the video and do exactly the same thing yourself.  Don’t worry if you forget something or didn’t get it the first time around, just hit “Replay” and it’ll be right there again.  Or highlight the spot in your Guidebook as you turn the pages and follow along with the DVD.

It couldn’t be easier!

Nothing is left to chance with this amazing DVD quilting mentor.  You’ll know how to cut, where to sew, and when to press.  What to do.  The right resources you need (and ones to avoid) so you can make this Robin’s Nest wall hanging a quilt to be proud of.

What’s the cost to put Me on Your Quilting Team?

By now you may be wondering about your investment in this valuable resource.

Well, put it this way. 

If you hired me to consult with you to cover all of the points on these DVDs and CDs, it would run in the neighborhood of 17-20 hours.  And at a rate of $40 per hour, that would set you back about $800 – and that doesn’t count travel or telephone expenses.  Plus at the end of that time, your head would be spinning, your notes would be flying, and you still wouldn't know exactly where to begin.

Or you could spend $40-$50 for some more quilting books, plus $20-$30 each for some books with quilting tips and then try to figure it all out yourself. 

Remember, though, it’s taken me 27 years of making all different kinds of quilts, plus an investment of hundreds, maybe thousands, of dollars to sort through all of the clutter of information and give you only the best.  And I know you want to get to the heart of making beautiful family heirloom quilts and bypass all of that torture and unnecessary expense. 

You could copy the picture of the block, draft it yourself using your ruler, pencil and eraser.  Oh, and remember to add seam allowances when you make your templates. 

Then take your calculator and figure out how much of each fabric you need for the size quilt you want to make, go out and buy the fabric, come home and figure out for yourself each and every step along the way – scouring the books to see what might come next, reading through the seven different ways to do the same thing, picking one, making a mistake, and then either re-doing it or giving up! 

By now you may have spent hours trying to figure this all out yourself and you still don’t have a finished quilt.

Maybe you have already made a bunch of quilts and think you have seen it all already.  Maybe, but if you are anything like I am, every time I pick up a quilting book or magazine, I learn something new from just one little article or picture.  Just imagine what you could learn from 128 pages of step-by-step quilting and 7 3/4 hours of live quilting on DVD. 

Every quilter has unique shortcuts and techniques that she has developed over time. The big difference is that I am happy to share mine! (Not all quilters are.)

Isn’t your time worth something?

This 4 DVD set covers practically the same thing you would get in a personal consultation for a mere fraction of the investment. 

And, you can look back at each and every step of making this quilt whenever you want to and how ever many times you need to – without feeling stupid or embarrassed for reviewing it eleven times. (You can even watch in your jammies or sweats or while the kids or grandkids [or hubbie] are taking a nap!)

 

Bonuses for Fast Action

Special Bonus - Value $49.00
Follow-along Guidebook

Print this out, and you'll be able to follow along easily with the DVDs.

You get 128 pages of incredible quilting instruction with 224 full color photographs in pdf format on a CD that you can print out one page at a time, or all at the same time.

• Thumb through page-by-page
• See every picture without having to re-wind or back up
• Have detailed instructions with photographs right next to your sewing machine
• Write notes in the empty spaces on each page

The photographs are taken from the actual video, so you are getting the real deal, not just some made-up afterthought. You can follow along as you watch the video or as you sew the quilt.

This Special Bonus alone is a $99.00 value and it’s yours free with your order of the Robin’s Nest DVD Quilting Mentor.

   

AND, I’m going to sweeten the pot even more because the feedback from the survey said that you needed more information about specific quilting topics, so I am including 9 special Bonuses:

 

Bonus Gift #1 – Value $7.47
Bed and Quilt Sizes

Quilters often spend hours searching through books or online to find the measurements of a particular mattress so their quilt will look perfect on the bed. This chart takes the frustration out of that search.

Pillow tuck or no pillow tuck; drop or no drop? Every option is shown on this chart. Now you will have every bed size and quilt size you need to make the perfect quilt for the bed right at your fingertips.

This Bonus alone is a $7.47 value and it’s yours free with your order of the Robin’s Nest DVD Quilting Mentor.

Bonus Report #2 – Value $48.00
Patterns and Fabric Requirements for a Robin's Nest Quilt in Different Sizes

Patterns and templates for bed size quilts using the Robin's Nest quilt block

Whether you want to make a wall hanging or a full size quilt, you will have the resources you need right at your fingertips. In this bonus you get full size templates, patterns and full color layouts and fabric requirements for twin, double, queen and king size beds.

No more guessing how much to buy, or how many blocks you need to make a specific size quilt. It's all right there for you. Plus, you see the measurements for the finished quilt, so you'll know if it will fit on any special size mattress you might have.

Most every other quilt pattern you buy will show the quilt in just one size, with the Robin's Nest DVD Mentor, you get all four patterns and the fabric requirements for each size quilt. Throw your calculator away and make whatever size quilt you want without confusion or worry.

Since one quilt pattern is easily $9.00, this Bonus alone is a $48.00 value and it’s yours free with your order of the Robin’s Nest DVD Quilting Mentor.

 

Bonus Report #3 – Value $17.49
How to Sew Half-Square Triangles

Half Square Triangle

Did you know that there are at least 5 different ways to sew half-square triangles? You will learn all of them in this bonus report. Written in the traditional How-to-Quilt, easy-to-follow, step-by-step format, this fully-illustrated report will take the mystery out of each method. You see exactly how to cut your fabric and how to sew the pieces so you end up with a perfect square made up of two triangles. Then choose the method you like best to make this quilt.

Each Robin’s Nest quilt block in the Robin’s Nest wall hanging uses 6 half-square triangles, and only one method is shown in the Guide.  Pick your favorite method using this Bonus Report and breeze through making your perfect triangles.

This Bonus alone is a $17.49 value and it’s yours free with your order of the Robin’s Nest DVD Quilting Mentor.

 

Bonus Report #4 – Value $17.49
3 Different Ways to Sew Flying Geese Blocks

Flying Geese

Flying Geese, like the 9 patch quilt block, is a standard in quilting.  You see Flying Geese used as sashing and borders as well as strips in quilts.  Each block in the Robin’s Nest uses 1 lone Flying Goose, and wouldn’t you like to have multiple ways of making these versatile little blocks for this and other quilt projects?  You’ll have that variety with this Bonus Report.

This Report is a $17.45 value, and it’s yours free with your order of the Robin’s Nest DVD Quilting Mentor.

 

Bonus Report #5 – Value $17.49
The Humble Thimble

A thimble has two purposes – one is to protect your finger and the other is to help guide your needle as you sew your quilting stitches into your quilt.

In this Bonus Report you will discover the many varieties of thimbles available to quilters today, the advantages and disadvantages of them, and decide which is best for your quilting needs.

This Report is valued at $17.49, and it’s yours free with your order of the Robin’s Nest DVD Quilting Mentor.

 

Bonus #6 – Value Priceless!
Your Completed Quilt, posted on the Internet for the World to See and a Ready-to-Frame Certificate of Completion

Quilters all over the world are looking for sites to post pictures of their quilts to share with their family and friends.

This priceless offer is found nowhere else! Send a picture of the quilt you made using the Robin's Nest DVD Quilting Mentor, and we’ll post it on our website for everyone to see. Your quilt (and, your picture, too, if you would like) will be and you can send e-mails to your friends and family all over the world to show your great work!

Plus, you get a Certificate of Completion suitable for framing! Believe me, sometimes the feeling you get when you finish a project such as a beautiful wall hanging or quilt deserves a Certificate.

Value = Priceless!

 

Bonus #7 – Value $27.97
Alex Anderson Interview

Listen to an up close and personal interview with Simply Quilts star, Alex Anderson, as she shares secrets that will guide you in choosing a sensational color scheme for your quilts, know exactly how to combine stars, stripes, checkerboards and solid fabrics to create a "wow" in your quilt, and select the perfect quilting design for a beautiful finish.

In this candid Eavesdrop on a Telephone Conversation interview, Alex also talks about her quilting journey and brings us up to date on her current endeavors as an Internet TV star.

It's not often that a famous quilter will share an inside story about her son's wedding and soon-to-be wife, but you hear it in this interview.

This Interview is valued at $27.97, and it’s yours free with your order of the Robin’s Nest DVD Quilting Mentor.

 

Bonus #8 – Value $27.97
Annie Smith Interview

You might be asking yourself "Who is Annie Smith?" I'll admit that before I met Ricky Tims, I hadn't heard of Annie. Still, Ricky suggested that Annie could provide tons of valuable information during an Eavesdrop on a Telephone Conversation interview.

Boy, was Ricky right! As our guest, Annie spilled the beans about the quality of fabric and the differences among brands, how and why to choose high quality fabric, and her secret method for beautiful machine applique, and much more.

If you want your quilts to bring a smile to the faces of your loved ones, you will want to hear what Annie has to say. Her insider information can assure that your quilts will be treasured for many years.

This Interview is valued at $27.97, and it’s yours free with your order of the Robin’s Nest DVD Quilting Mentor.

 

Bonus #9 – Value $49.94
Special Introductory Membership in TheQuiltingCoach.com

Resources abound in TheQuiltingCoach.com. Hundreds of quilt block patterns, articles about quilting, pictures of quilts and quilt blocks, step-by-step guides of quilt blocks and quilts, discussion forums and tons more.

Every resource you can imagine is right at your fingertips in TheQuiltingCoach.com, and you can play for free for 2 months! What could be better than that? After the second month, you will be charged the low rate of $24.97 per month. You can cancel any time.

 

DVD Diamond Audio CD Interview with Dierdra McElroy - fabric, thread, thimble and hand quilting expert. During her interview, Dierdra named names of fabric manufacturers who are cutting corners to save cost which reduces the quality of the fabric we are making our family heirlooms with. In addition, she talked about the who's who in thread, and why she is limiting her hand quilting temporarily. If you are making quilts to last more than a year, you need this information. Audio CD Interview with Joen Wolfrom - color expert. Joen talked about color in quilts and gave us tips to make choosing colors and fabrics for our quilts easy as pointing and shooting a picture with a camera. The information from this Conversation will remove all of the stress of choosing fabric. Audio CD Interview with Judy Lyons - Certified Quilt Appraiser. Whether you are packing and shipping quilts or need an insurance valuation, a Certified Quilt Appraiser can help. Judy tells the critical factors in valuing a quilt.

 

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The Robin's Nest DVD Diamond – you get the 4 DVD set plus 2 CDs with the Guide and all of the fabulous Free Bonus Reports and 2 5 CDs with the Eavesdrop on a Telephone Conversation interviews with quilters all packaged in this exceptionally useful project bag with the official How-to-Quilt logo for a tiny investment of $107. 

All of your valuable quilting resources will come in this great project bag with the official How-to-Quilt logo.

 

This is an amazing value when you figure that quilt DVDs are being sold for $19.95 each - and those are just 60 minute videos, or 33.25 cents per minute. This set includes 4 DVDs or 465 minutes. If I were to charge you the same rate per minute, that would add up to $154.61 for this DVD set! 

Plus you get the CD with the Guidebook.  Not to mention the value of all of the Free Bonus Reports and recordings of the Interviews and the project bag - $313.31$397.04.

All of these goodies add up to a total value of $467.92 $551.83 for the DVDs and all of the Bonuses, and our low, www.How-to-Quilt.com investment of $107 saves you an incredible $369.93 $444.83, off the retail price – SAVED!  And that’s if you could find this valuable information elsewhere.

 

And, as always, this purchase comes with our www.How-to-Quilt.com No Hassles, No Weasel Clauses Money Back Guarantee. 

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Your success in using this information to learn how to quilt is completely guaranteed. In fact, here’s my 100% Better-Than-Risk-Free-Take-it-To-The-Bank Guarantee:

After you check out all of the great information included in the Robin's Nest DVD Quilting Mentor, if you are disappointed for any reason - I don't expect...or want...to keep your money. Simply send it back and I'll happily refund your money in full. Just return the packages to us at: How to Quilt, c/o City Blue Print, 1400 E. Waterman, Wichita, KS 67211

Is that fair or what?

That means you can check out all of this information at my risk while you see if it will work for you or not. And if you don’t think this information will teach you how to quilt, I honestly want you to ask for your money back.

There is absolutely no risk, whatsoever on your part. The burden to deliver is entirely on me. After you take a look at the resources, if you decide that it won’t work for you, I’m the loser, not you.

 

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 Reserve your copy of this fabulous DVD set so you can be on your way to learning how to quilt the pain-free way, discovering all of the time-saving tips and techniques that experienced quilters usually don't share. You will see them demonstrated in this DVD Mentor - so you don't have to "figure it out!"

 

Using this DVD Quilting Mentor, you will create this beautiful Robin's Nest Wall Hanging in no time at all.

 

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