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How to login to time to bloom (2024 online mystery quilt course).

Updated: Jul 6

Okay, so you've signed up and paid for the course. You're really excited to get started and not sure how things work. Trust me, it's super simple and fun, once you know how.

This year the course is run in a special course members only section on our website. It's basically a blog post that only course members can see when logged in. From this private blog, you can watch the YouTube tutorials, download the course notes, share photos of your work and ask questions. Oh, and did we mention that the YouTube videos are ad free when you watch them from the private blog? Bonus!


Follow these steps to get to the course members only section.


Step 1

Head to the Pattern Poole Website : www.patternpoole.com


Step 2

Click on log in.



Step 3

Click on log in with email.




Step 4

Add the email and password that you used when you signed up for the course.



Step 5

You will now see that you are logged in.




Step 6

When you click the red arrow, a drop down menu will appear. You'll find your course purchase under My subscriptions.




Step 7

Click on Member Portal.



Step 8

This will take you to the Time to Bloom course home page.

Click on the month that you are up to.

The blog post contains the videos and the course notes for you to download.

There will be a new blog post each month and you can come back to the blog posts anytime you like.





Below is what the start of the month 1 blog post looks like:



Troubleshooting

If you click on month 1 and get WANT TO READ MORE. SUBSCRIBE.

Check that you are logged in at the top right corner and click the refresh button in the top left corner. (The curly arrow button).


(Close up of the refresh button)



Still not working?

Make sure that you logged in with the email and password that you used to signup and pay for the course. Some people have more than 1 account on our website that uses a different email and password.

If you still can't login, send us an email at studio@patternpoole.com

(We'll get back to you as soon as we can but if we're on opposite sides of the world, you may have to wait until it's our daytime).


Monthly email

We'll send an email on the first Wednesday of every month to remind you that the new course members blog post is available. Please mark Pattern Poole as not spam so the email doesn't land in your junk folder. Due to extra security filters from some email providers, you may not receive our email but don't stress, it's just a reminder as the course notes and videos will be on our website waiting for you.



You can download the course calendar from this blog post here. Just scroll down until you find it.


We thank you for joining us this year and we truly hope that you enjoy the course!


Monica and Alaura xo






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I was wondering if you are going to give suggestions of how to quilt the applique blocks as we go?

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Yes, we show that in the applique video that is now available here: 3 Ways to Applique, Featuring the part 1 applique block from time to bloom (patternpoole.com)

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50 weight thread is the regular weight. The higher the number, the finer the thread. The lower the number, the thread gets thicker.

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A friend gave me 2 meters of cotton batting, it says on the info sheet it has no scrim. Can I use this for the mystery quilt ?

Also mentions that it is tightly needlepunched.


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Yes, you can use it.

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Lisa Huff
Lisa Huff
13. Mai

I have a question about thread, if this is not the place to ask this question, I apologize. What do the weight numbers mean on thread? Is the lower the number the finer the thread? What is the weight number best for piecing? or quilting? or applique? I never used to think about thread as it relates to a number. Now that I am jumping in to serious quilting I want to use the proper weight of thread for the task.

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