Kaleidoscope Stained Glass Quilt Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 20 чер 2022
- Don’t know what to do with those batiks. Make a large throw quilt with 12 fat quarters, some black fabric for the lead in your window and a little yardage for borders. This is a step by step tutorial using batiks or any fabric you choose. If you enjoy the look of stained glass, then this quilt is for you. Using the chain piecing method for a quick and easy quilt.
Thanks you so much for your method ! It is the better way I found for Mosaic technic, more fast and more simple to create. I am very grateful for your video! All my best from Montreal, Canada!
You’re welcome and thanks for watching 😊 Happy sewing 🧵
Very nice quilt and well explained steps.thankyou.
I realize that I am super late, but I love this! Greetings from British Columbia, Canada and happy quilting to all. 😃❤️🇨🇦
Welcome and thanks for watching 😊
I'm from Nova Scotia. 😊🇨🇦 Cheers!
Beautiful!
I like that you used fabric that actually looks like glass. Stained glass artists can use a chemical to make the solder and the came look black instead of grey so your black fabric is totally appropriate for the look of real stained glass. It looks like a fun quick quilt to make. Thanks for sharing.
The quilt came out beautifully. Thanks for the tutorial. I love improv quilts, no two are the same.
I loved the stain glass quilt. It turned out pretty and easy. I’m just learning and like simple quilts.
Me too 😊
Turned out great! I always appreciate designs that make it easy to construct. So stress free! Thank you!
So pretty!
Thank you 😊
You are a fantastic teacher, thank you so much for another tutorial!
Hi Jamie! I really enjoyed watching how you made this quilt, really pretty. Will you consider showing how you end up quilting it? So happy that you decided to get on UA-cam and share your talent, thank you. 😁
I will, but my long arm skills need a lot of work. 😬
Hey Jamie! Thank you for sharing your process of making this beautiful quilt. I’m waiting for my fabric for the old school stain glass quilts. I’m looking forward to doing it. Can’t wait to see how you will end up quilting it. - Stephanie
I’m still working on my long arm skills. I’m definitely a beginner and I have only used pantographs. I guess in all due time. Thanks 😊
This is fabulous! I absolutely love this quilt! ❤ Great job!
Thanks so much and thanks for watching 😊
Love the quilt ❤️!!
Just beautiful. Love all the different colors you chose. Thanks for sharing.
thank you for wonderful tutorial . It is so inteesting how you made Kaleidoscope Stained Glass Quilt! I am so happy I found you.
Thanks for watching 😊
Thanks for the tutorial. I've been waiting for it ever since you responded that you'd be doing one. I love it!
Beautiful quilt great job
It turned out Beautiful!😊❤️
Beautiful quilt. Thanks for sharing
Totally awesome! Looks like Atomic 60's. Excited to make one. May be interesting in Christmas fabrics. So glad to have found you!
Wow, what an easy and beautiful quilt. Love it and thank you for sharing.
Brilliant tutorial. I love the stained glass effect. Many thanks.
You’re welcome and thanks for watching 😊
Thank you. I made a stained glass quilt 25? years ago of batiks and had forgotten how to shuffle the cuts. A couple ideas...a paper pieced center of the Nativity with the batik stained glass surrounding it like a church window--maybe a wall hanging. Or use a collection of prints (patriotic or fruits or bugs) with a little wider leading of a coordinating color.
Great job !! I love it !!!
So gorgeous!
LOVE it!!! Your quilts are amazing!
Thank you so much 😊
What a great ide. Loving it. Going to try this.
Love ❤ this pattern !! This method is spot on. Your tips are so helpful. I’m going to try this!
Thanks for watching 😊
Excited to try your pattern.
How simple it sounds. Beautiful results. Will rewind tape again. To follow the sequence.
I love this quilt. I am going to try. Have to see what fabrics I have. I always take a picture. It helps alot.
great tutorial, I am using this to make a quilt for my grandson. thank you a lot Jamie i will number each blocks on the left in addition to the safety pin and maybe alphabets on the left side blocks to keep my order this will help me to keep the order
Thank you, very informative, great instructions. I feel ready now for my project.
Love this and the way you teach, thanks so much
Thanks for watching!😊
Love this quilt. So happy I found it. Thanks
Thanks for watching 😊
Beautiful
Lovely!
I Love this! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching 😊
Looks like fun!
Love it!
It's beautiful 😍
How beautiful 💝
Thank you
Oh My Goodness I just found you on UTube after watching Miss Pat Sloan this morning. Hello from Virginia Beach. I’ve watched this video twice already. This is going to be my next quilt. Love your puppy. I have one as well.
Thanks for watching 😊
🙏🤩 enjoyed watching this come together - thx!
Thank you and thanks for watching 😊
Maravilhoso!! Obrigada! 🌹
Fun design!
hello, i have just watch this and i was mesmerised! thank you for sharing. i am a newbie, but think i would try it on a smaller scale for a table runner.
Hi I am very happy to learn from you. Thank you for the time you are putting for all peuple watching your experiences. I am very happy to learn from you. Today. God bless you. I hope I can Learn more from you soon. Can I get fabric from you or ln Ottawa Canada
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Superbe. Cela donne envie de le réaliser. Merci pour les explications très claires. Caroline ESTIENNE
Muito lindo seu trabalho!! Parabéns
Thank you 😊
Nice!!!
Very nice
One inch strips, with 1/4 inch seams, will leave the dimensions of the blocks the same, no matter how many cuts or which direction you make the cuts
dark blue
Beautiful! Thanks for the tutorial. I have a layer cake of batiks that I'm going to play around with your idea. I love the black strips to create the stained glass lead.
Супер!❤🎉
I'm interested how you're going to quilt this one
Thank you so much for sharing. I have a question. How many blocks would you require fo a queen/king quilt?
Maybe 20 blocks, 4 across and 5 down. You could always make the borders larger or add a third border.
Is your black cut on the bias? How long was each black strip?
Why do 4 blocks have no yellow in them? This technique looks doable but I'd like all the colors in each block.
Then I would say you would have to use duplicate colors. Instead of 12 different fabrics use 12 fabrics with two of each matching colors. Just a guess, I have not tried using duplicates.
You might want to try alternating cuts from side to side with cuts from top to bottom. This will help you to have blocks that are more square than rectangular.
Each of these blocks has 8 sections. There are 12 different fabrics. In order for every block to contain every color, you have to cut twice more (I think) to make each block have 12 sections. If you used 8 fabrics, cut into the 8 sections, you would have every color and 8 blocks.
How did you quilt this? Stitch in ditch?
Well… I haven’t got it quilted yet. I’m still hoping my long arms skill will get better. I will have a video when I do get it quilted. Thanks for asking and thanks for watching 😊
Hi how can I get fabric from you
As of now, I do not have a online fabric shop. Thanks for watching 😊