How Much Did I Sell My Quilts For?

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Title	:	How Much Did I Sell My Quilts For?
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Isn’t it funny…I bet there’s no other industry where the seller would say ‘I wasn’t sure how I would feel letting it go once it sold’ and I TOTALLY get it
Comment from : Coffeedrinker

Yes definitely art deco fabrics
Comment from : Debi Ogle

Nora, that new stash of Liberty is FABULOUS! Can’t wait to see what masterpiece you turn them into💕🧵
Comment from : Helen Peddycord

For every quilt I have sold or given away, I secretly want it back
Comment from : Debbie Lee

Those two fabrics would most likely be concidered art nouveau Art Nouveau celebrates elegant curves and long lines, Art Deco consists of sharp angles and geometrical shapes Art Nouveau came first, lasting roughly from 1880-1914 Art Deco came later, after World War I This distinction is important politically, because Art Nouveau was all about whimsical romance and escapism in a pre-war society, and after the war it no longer seemed to suit the spirit of the times
Comment from : Kaskus

Beautiful Liberty fabrics and beautiful quilts at the end of video! I'm wondering, do you add a label to the backs of the quilts that you have for sale?
Comment from : jenny strahley

Tana Lawn from Liberty
Comment from : Red barn lane

Thank you for sharing this information! I can't tell if your quilts are quilted or hand-tied??
Comment from : Barbara Grant

Great overall video May I say, I have begun to turn green with envy over your visit to Liberty of London They are reputed to have amazing fabric I have one piece I’ve saved for quite a special shift, type dress I’m excited to make this year I had reasons to delay the start of this , and find myself planning it soon Thanks so very much Happy sewing 🧵!
Comment from : Jeanne Olson

love your fabrics thank you for sharing 😀
Comment from : Judy Litton

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Comment from : Carla Atkins

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Comment from : clarita margherita

Is there a quality site to post ( etsy no good)
Comment from : clarita margherita

Interessting subjecttrying to put my own om the market
Comment from : clarita margherita

I'm sure in the the month that this video has been up that people have said that the substrate is lawn (I believe that voile is the same) I am a fan of lawn, it makes a great quilt back So far I have only used Heather Ross's lawn as a quilt back Yes, other brands than Liberty manufacture lawn/voile Robert Kaufman had what they called Cambridge solids, I got a bunch to use as background with my Liberty collection as well as the other snippets from Heather Ross, Anna Maria Horner, and others that I have
Comment from : AvivaHadas

A lot of people use the finer liberty of London Tana lawn for clothing more than quilting in the UK Though it would make a beautifully soft quilt The last fabric would make a fabulous skirt
Comment from : Sarah Wilson

I think 1930s Art Nouveau
Comment from : Dianne Chapman

Love the wildflower fabric!
Comment from : Imadandy

Maybe Art Nouveau rather than Art brdeco
Comment from : Challice Robinson

Hi,I am from Austria and still working on sewcialites 1 and I Love it I make the blocks in 3 and in 6 inch I will Not do sewcialites 2, but will Download the blocks for later So have fun with it!
Comment from : Edda

I did Sewcialite 1 just this year in the 6 inch but I did a different setting which I liked better I am going to do Sewcialite 2 as well
Comment from : Sabrina Buoniconti

Making quilts also increases the electric bills quite a bit, it's something that we most add to the quilt final pricebrThe fabrics you chose are very beautiful, it's about the same price in France for cotton fabric with inferior quality I think you got a good deal there Inspiring video, happy sewing !
Comment from : Floral Heart

I made a couple of blouses from Liberty prints about forty years ago, in the days when I worked in an office The fabric was very fine, silk-like I believe it was Egyptian cotton As some mentioned that they had issues with collar wear, I found the same with the cuffs on long sleeves; how it brings memories - fond ones! I occasionally find little pieces as I don't throw my crumbs away These wee pieces find their way into my crumb quilts; how sweet it is! On my bucket list to visit! Thank you!
Comment from : Carol Lombard

A meter is 40” and the fabric is called lawn Which is a cotton they also do there prints in other fabric such as silk etc
Comment from : Karen Casey

Please do not move your upper body so much I almost got nauseous watching you weave back and forth Loved your quilts though
Comment from : Lisa Shirtz

LAWN is the kind of fabric at Liberty
Comment from : Airmom

Those fabrics are beautiful! Can’t wait to see what you do with them!
Comment from : Cathy Parker

I don’t quilt, but, I worked for Disney for 20 years! The movie is ‘Cruella’
Comment from : Deb Mcclellan

Hi Nora & 'fam' - I did Sewcialites I - I'm relatively new to quilting, and decided to do it for skill-building which it definitely did! Blocks were labeled 'Beginner', 'Intermediate', or 'Advanced'which I loved especially when I completed an 'Advanced' block :) I did mine using random batik fat quarters, so it looked completely different than the FQS finished quilt, but it was a great time I couldn't wait for Fridays when the new block was uploaded LOVE the idea of making blocks in different sizes maybe I'll try that with you! This was an AWESOME video so much information in such a compact clip! Now I'm going to find a clip of the history of the Liberty Building! LOVED all this!
Comment from : Autumn Piper

I am glad to see you I have been looking for your videos
Comment from : Mending, Sewing, Quilting…Oh my!

could use the whiter as corner stones or sashing
Comment from : earline mcgahen

Hello from Philippines! I love Liberty fabric! Just additional information: Liberty Mall in London produces and designs their own fabric What amazed me is that whenever Liberty Mall has an employee who gave birth to an eldest child, the mall will design and produce a fabric named after that child I have a cousin who works there now as a maintenance staff whose wife gave birth to a son two years ago but the fabric named after him, Theodore Manor, just came out this month as part of their Autumn/Winter 2022 Liberty Fabrics collection I also love fabric and is starting to hoard some in preparation for my retirement in a few years Your choice of fabric is beautiful Thank you for this vlog
Comment from : Jyn Lacierda

You are fortunate that you went when the x change rate was good When I went it was $200 USD to 1 GBPbrSo double!- and not in my favor
Comment from : Sandra

I've missed you as well I love your quilts and book reviews I just joined your IG page and am excited to see the variety of quilts you work on It helps me feel better about my own aesthetic I love traditional, modern and quirky
Comment from : Blair S

Our(sewing group) experience…people are looking for queen size quilts They bypassed all of our smaller sizes,no matter how low the prices Glad you did well
Comment from : June Smith

Hi Nora, nice to see you again I had to check out the Liberty of London building - wow that is so cool I am planning on participating in QAL with Fat Quarter Shop too
Comment from : Barb Olson

Congratulations on your sales After seeing the unsold quilts, your price points were possibly too high given the piecing errors Perhaps your techniques may need more practice and time Points have to meet, border designs must measure true For example the hourglass blocks needed to be sized to equally meet corners I realize that the quilting police that we joke about should not exist but when we sell, our work should be of the best craftsmanship possible Best of success in your next event
Comment from : Deborah Droog

Hi, I stumbled across this YouTube offering and enjoyed it so much I was in London's Liberty's fabric department during September and was amused that we may have been enjoying the insatiable search for fabric inspiration at the same time However there is something which bothers me about so many of these sites WHY do some of you present them without much identification Just a name -NORA BURROWS and NO INFO ABOUT YOURSELF OR WHERE YOU ARE I'd like to know who is giving me all this friendly chit chat Surely I am not the only one who wonders about this lack of communication on the personal level Congrats regarding selling your quilts Maybe someday I'll see you at a future London Quilt Event, although I live in Scotland I send small quilts to impoverished European orphanages Bosnia/ Albania etc for neglected children Mostly using second hand recycled fabrics I have also begun to create fidget mats for dementia patients
Comment from : Barbara Timmons

People have absolutely NO idea how much a quilt takes to make!
Comment from : Georgy Colson

Question: What size were the quilts you sold? Comment: Art Nouveau not Art Deco
Comment from : Allen Bouchier

The fabric haul is beautiful
Comment from : Gail Gaddy

Loved this video, so excited I came across your channel I just started mine a few weeks ago, having lots of technical difficulties but I'm enjoying sharing some of my projects and my fabric Going to watch your other videos now I really like the thumbnails! I need to work on mine!
Comment from : The Farm on Highway J

What were the actual size of your quilts that sold?
Comment from : Sara Jean

How big are the quilts you sold?
Comment from : Yvette Cobb

Cruelly deVille
Comment from : StampinOz with Beth Ann

liberty lawn fabric is probably what you are thinking of
Comment from : catherine montgomery

The Liberty of London fabric is lawn It is 100 cotton but is much finer and lighter weight than quilting cotton
Comment from : Margaret Lapin

Yay! I'm glad your back!
Comment from : Jody Tomac

It is good to see you back!
Comment from : K OH

Your quilts are fantastic!!!!
Comment from : Gail Goldade

Congratulations! Tana lawn? How does the fabric you bought compare to the Liberty Joann's is carrying?
Comment from : Tina Kercher

Love your comment about a piece of you gotnot sure what I'm going to do with it just want it to have 🤣
Comment from : Vickie Lane

Yep Liberty is lawn cotton and it feels silky because it has a higher thread count
Comment from : Melinda Sawyer

SO glad you are back I really missed your inspiration
Comment from : Ann Mitchell-Scott

I’m 999 sure that Liberty fabrics are no longer made here in the UK The fabrics are now made in Italy Lawn cotton is more expensive than their quilting cotton
Comment from : Gerry Ford

Also make a lot of littles Like prayer quilts for example
Comment from : Bobbie K

Northcott quilting fabric feels like silk
Comment from : Olga Papuc

so nice to have you back glad you were successful
Comment from : penny tinker

Just saw your place mats — They would be so Beautiful sewed all together hanging on a wall— where did you get the bird fabric?
Comment from : k hart

Just found you and I Love the colors & prints on the fabric you bought at Liberty - so vivid -after many years of not sewing -I am finally back - the creativity of making quilts is so good for MENTAL WELLNESS-!❤❤🎉
Comment from : k hart

I think it's Tana Lawn Cotton
Comment from : Y X

Welcome back! You were missed
Comment from : Becky-@rebyj

Thanks for the book recommendation; my local library has it! 😃
Comment from : Pohaku Kuamoo

In what state did you sell a quilt for $1100?!
Comment from : Callie Okie

Good for you on selling some of your makes! I'm still at the stage of gifting mine to family and myself!
Comment from : Lana Poulliot

Send love from Wales UK glad you're back
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It's Art Nouveau, not Art DecoTana Lawn which is very fine and lightweight cotton
Comment from : Melili Fabulosa

So glad you are back!
Comment from : Deborah Smith

Good Evening Nora, I am happy to see you back! I have wondered what you were up to Oh my goodness, what a wonderful trip you had Your fabrics are so beautiful and your quilts are Stunning 💖💖💖 I am also planning to do Socialites 2 and I was also thinking of picking out the blocks I liked from the first one my problem is time on the first one as I have so many others on my lists of must make 😂 Have a wonderful rest of the week, 🥰 Chris aka Chris-Raleigh NC
Comment from : Chris Littebrant

I made Sewcialites 1 last year and am doing 2 as well! I loved it and it was awesome to get a tutorial every week for the block I made the 6” block but I might do a mix of all three sizes this time!
Comment from : The Quilty Therapist

Hi NorabrI absolutely love your new stash there! Each one is a beauty of its own Also I like to give you a suggestion that you are too close to the camera or maybe the angle is too low
Comment from : Viviane Lam

Love the teal one:) towards the last
Comment from : Celie Aguayo

I love the diamond one colors are beautiful such a great fabrics you got
Comment from : Celie Aguayo

I missed you every week and I’m so happy you are back ❤
Comment from : Celie Aguayo

I’ve been thinking about you a lot lately, wondering if you were ever coming back! Congratulations on selling some of your items What an awesome fabric haul! I’ll follow you on IG 👍🏻
Comment from : Sheri McGill of LessonsLearnt

Congratulations on the sales! I'm making a throw size for a charity auction and need to put a value on it It's a panel that I'm using sashiko thread on, surrounded by log cabin squares that I am going to machine quilt My costs were probably $150 so I'm thinking $300 Happy to see you back on YouTube
Comment from : Susan Swanson

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Comment from : Bella Anne cgoff

Welcome back! Missed your videos Your fabric is more Art Nouveau than Art Deco Great fabrics!!
Comment from : Julie Bute

Awesome!!! So glad to see you are back!!! 🧵🧵💙💙
Comment from : Susan Alexander

I am a new subscriber Love your video! Very refreshing to hear a different take on the quilting world and your visit to Liberty of London - on my bucket list as well as a trip to Bath - plus Scotland, I started quilting just before the pandemic and have also given most of my quilts away as gifts to family and friends So thank you for letting us know how much you sold your quilts and which sizes people were most interested in Also, I have noticed that Pottery Barn and Garnet Hill are featuring quilts for home decor Sewlets get sewing and sell those beautiful handmade quilts!
Comment from : Elizabeth Garrity

Your ability to express yourself, about your creative thought and process astounds me I wish I could have done that at your age Fun to listen to your thoughts just fall, effortlessly from your mouth❣️💕
Comment from : Yvonne Allan

Love the quilts and great job selling them, you did well I would have expected you to sell more of the smaller ones than the larger ones The Liberty fabric is a tana lawn and while it's different Art Gallery Fabrics have a very similar weight and feel I have saved the blocks from socialites but never done the quilt I think my plan was to save a few years and just pick out my favorite blocks I have found that I don't do very well with mystery quilt alongs
Comment from : Nanci Quilts

Cate, at (The last homely house), has several youtube videos about Liberty Fabric Some with quilts she has made, and a tour of the Liberty Factory You might enjoy looking at her channel
Comment from : Claudia Lautenslager

So good to see you again, Norah! 😁😁😁 To answer your questions - Liberty was built in 1875, and a metre is 3 inches longer than a yard ❤️
Comment from : Heather Cawte

glad you're back!
Comment from : Rosemary Sponseller

Great to see you back Liberty of London is such a fabulous shop It was my first job when I was a teenager and I’m sure is what set me off in my career as a fashion designer The fabric is tana lawn and is finer than quilters cotton but beautiful quality and stunning colours I love your choice of patterns Can’t wait to see what you make
Comment from : Amanda Robson

I’m doing Sewcialites 2 as well I think it will be fun Looking forward to seeing your blocks!
Comment from : Cassie Playford

Great to see you again!
Comment from : Susan Van Sluyters

Great to see your video! Wow the quilts you sold are stunning I especially the love the first Great job!
Comment from : Lauren Roller

Love the fabrics I am getting ready to start making quilts and selling them too That is my goal when I retire in 4 years Thank you so much for your information
Comment from : Kim Thompson

Congratulations on your sales and it's really good to see you back!
Comment from : Teresa

Missed you Nora! I too have “Liberty envy” and ,yes, it’s called tana lawn I can’t bear to cut what little I have Your idea of making blocks from every chapter to make a quilt is a brilliant time traveler Many years ago my thinking was just like that but now being eighty years old, it just hurts my brain! This is exciting So happy you are back Congratulations on selling the quilts My favorite one too 😍🙋🏼‍♀️
Comment from : Judith La Moure

I’m so happy to see you back! You’re one of my favorite channels I love your work and your informational content I’m looking forward to everything you mentioned in this viewing 😃❤️🌺
Comment from : Stella Unger

I don't know the Liberty history, but I believe the fabric is called "tana lawn" Betsey is my favorite pattern
Comment from : sadiejosiemom

I am so happy to see you again! Your two quilts are stunning and I can see why they sold Is tana lawn the Liberty fabric you were trying to think of?
Comment from : Linda Ladner