Make a "Scallop City" Quilt with Jenny!
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- This week Jenny is stitching up a colorful Scallop City Quilt! Each block resembles a curved scallop, but - you guessed it - it’s all straight seams!
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My favorite time of the day: the kids are in bed, my a/c is down so low that my blood freezes, I get under my many, many covers and force my husband to watch MSQC with me!! Quack! Sheer bliss.
As a longarmer, thanks for spreading the word about stitching around the perimeter of a quilt top with a pieced (or no) border. 👍
Congrats, Jenny on attaining 500k subscribers! MSQ is the best company ever. Thank you for all of your smiles and inspirations.
Thank you for your kind words! We couldn't do it without you! :)
Jenny, your tutorials are always easy to understand and follow.....and your "better done than perfect" mantra makes me feel better about mine.....
Thanks 👍
We are so glad to hear that Karol lyer! Keep up the great work! :)
I’m loving this one Jenny. My Granddaughter will love it too!
Thank you sooo much for making me look as though I know what I’m doing 😂.
However I always say to my friends...
‘God Bless Jenny from Missouri Star, she has it covered!
Penny UK x
I'm glad your using the new sewing machine your selling so we get to see how it operates , another great tutorial Jenny ! best wishes to you and your family
“All my imperfections will be caught in that seam” I love it!! It’s a good life lesson to remember to be kind to ourselves 😊
We agree, these are such wise words to live by. :)
This is one of the cutest quilts you've tuted in a long time! I think the little girls will go crazy over this one! It looks like a high rise fantasy castle. I can't wait to make it for Project Linus.
That is wonderful to hear, Nanna! We look forward to seeing your Project Linus creation. Thank you for helping those in need! :)
One more thing...I think I will put triangles (flying geese style) on the top row to make it look like the cone roofs of a castle. Sweet. Thanks again!
Super love this - especially with this Simply Happy fabric line! So bright and beautiful - perfect for a little girl! Thank you for the great tutorial Jenny!
I see pueblos with little dark windows in shades of the desert colors of my home New Mexico!! I love it!! Perhaps some cacti applique?? Love it Jenny and crew!!
I was thinking southwest colors as well. Instead of cacti applique, how about a small cactus or desert print for the background?
That sounds like so much fun! We'd love to see what you create! :)
I thought pueblos too when I first saw it. My husband is from New Mexico and I bet he would love your idea!
I also saw igloos...
What an adorable idea!!!! Omg my mind just did a zing!! Awesomeness!!!
Adorable!
Very creative pattern, thanks Jenny! I'd also use smaller stitches when dealing with smaller pieces, just to ensure they don't come undone before being secured into the 1/4" seam. This pattern also looks like little tunnel entrances or bridge arcs ... a world of Quilt Naming opportunities. Love it! (Congrats on 500,000 subscribers too!!)
~Diana from Toronto (Canada)
Love this quilt!
I am gathering a favorite piece from each member then putting signatures in the door thanks again
What a great scrap buster!!!!
What a cute quilt and I love the fabric you used. This looks like Doorways to Heaven to me.
I love this! I have tons of 2.5 strips sets from your shop! I also appreciate you taking the time to show how to do everything. It helps me to see what you're doing to get it right. Thank you.
Love the Scallop City! Thank you for another great tutorial!
Cute pattern Jenny, you always find something cool to share with us that looks hard but is totally doable!💙 Happy half million subs! 💖
Extend the right side, put a strip on the bottom and it would look like a sewing machine.Thanks Jenny and crew for the Cute idea.
Wow!! This is a beautiful quilt Jenny I love you're new ideas love from Scotland 💚💜
Thank you for making instructions so easy to understand for us newbies!
This is adorable! It would also make a pretty baby quilt!
I agree
Too cute! They look like “little” igloos 😊
I love this pattern. They look like the little doors you put in front of a tree to make little leprechaun houses. I know one of my great grandbabies will love to have this with a long bedtime story about them. Thanks
What a sweet little quilt, perfect for a girl! And such an appropriately named fabric line because it made me smile when I saw the quilt. I'll have to keep this tutorial in mind.
Very cute!
great quilt for using scraps, gotta do this one, thanks Jenny
Super cute!
Very cute! Thanks AGAIN for another adorable pattern to try 😃
I enjoy reading all the replies. Everyone saw something different, such creative minds.
Thank you for another easy tutorial. And congrats to 500K subscribers!!!
Lovely little quilt ,would also make this block double top and bottom to make a picture frames for fuzzy cutting, or things like family tree ,great video as ever, thanks Jenny
If you used a sky fabric for the back round then white for the clamshells they'd look like igloos.
This would be cute in country prints with tan doors too! Or from scrap fabric!
fabulous video
Too funny Jenny! 💕💕
Love the quilt. Would make a nice baby quilt
❤️❤️this Block 😊 I will sew this block Saturday and post it on Instagram😊
Oh how cute. I could picture it with a row of flying geese every other row
I used a glue stick to keep the corners in place.
I thought the same thing when watching otherwise mine would be a mess haha
penny george my first try WAS a mess, that’s why the glue!
Brilliant suggestion!
You made it to 500k!!!! Congratulations!!!!! :). See you in September!
Thank you! See you in September! :)
I love it ❤ thanks
Adorei...lindo quilt..
Almost looks like Covered Bridges.
This is great! I just happen to have some scraps.... LOL
Gorgeous! Think i will call it Lucky U! Appears a bit like a horseshoe and the person who received is a lucky person as well as the person the person gave it. Thank you for all the Great Quilt Tutorials.
If you turned one block opposite, it would make an oblong shape, would be cute with rally modern fabric! Thanks.
This is cute but I hate working with small pieces. I can never get them cut and sewed straight.
Love the quilt. Question - you said do a 3 1/2 in spacer of white for 2nd row but you also have a spacer it looks like on top row.
How is this done, as when you laid the 2 rows together, they were the same length. Is the extra white on top row a small boarder?
Thank you as always for your wonderful tutorials.
This is darling. I could imagine fussing cutting little people or animals in the doorways!
Easy cutting and construction, wouldn’t it be cute to fussy cut some critters or gnomes for some of the openings. : )
But the openings are made with the squared off corners and not a solid piece.so that might be really hard to do. But it would be cute if it can be figured out.
We love that idea! Have fun creating your Scallop City Quilt! :)
Have you ever heard of Chalk Couture? They have chalk ink that is permanent after you iron it and quite a selection of transfers, similar to silk screen, that I know have little critters like owls, raccoons, and squirrels. They would be perfect.
Another winner!
Actually Sydney, the openings are the 2.5" background fabric squares (white, in Jenny's quilt). So if you use a background with a print where the print motif is spread out, or even just a few 2.5" squares with little motifs throughout the fabric on a [white] background, you can fussy cut some or all of those 2.5" 'door' squares to have a little person/animal/flower/etc. centred on it. Great idea, Mom Grandma!
What kind of machine is Jenny Running? I notice its different from her usual babylock..awesome video I'm currently doing the 54/40 or fight freestyle right now .This is next .Thanks for making these videos .
Hi, Salemtrip! This is one of the Eversewn sewing machines that we are now selling. You can find out more about it if you'd like by clicking on this link below.
www.missouriquiltco.com/shop/browse/12686?Social&
I put a little dab of glue on the corner I’m going to cut off. Never slips.
If I doubled the size of the pieces, would it work?
Where did you get the thick felt you are using for the iron?
Hi, Kerry! Are you referring to our Wooly Felted Ironing Mat? If so, you can find out more about it if you'd like by clicking on this link below.
www.missouriquiltco.com/search?q=Felted+Ironing+Mat
They almost look like little campers
I loved this block
Hi, im from montreal canada, love love your tutorials, i made more than a dozen quilt top from your channel, very easy to follow. i was wondering if you can do a tutorial on a Double Wedding Ring quilt?? I want to be able to make it for my doughter, she is getting married next year. Thank you very much.
Thanks for the great suggestion Nancy Bitsarguissian! That's a project that we for sure need to look more into doing sometime.
What is the ironing pad on the table? It looked like thick felt. You make everything look so easy Jenny! Cute quilt.
Hi, Vickie Condon! This is the Wooly Felted Ironing Mat. You can find out more about it if you'd like by clicking on this link below.
www.missouriquiltco.com/shop/browse?q=Wool%20ironing%20mat
Great tutorial. Is the machine you’re using one of the ones your shop is selling now?
Hi, Stevan Silva! We are now selling Eversewn sewing machines along with the Baby Locks. You can find out more about this machine if you'd like by clicking on this link below.
www.missouriquiltco.com/shop/browse/12686?Social&
What about a Christmas village? I've been trying to figure out what to do with my Christmas fabric....
I really like this cute block, but I’ve been wondering if you would ever do a project with real curved pieces?
Thanks for all you do,for the Quilting world. I really wish you were my next door neighbor.
Hi Rose! Here is a link to Rob Appell's tutorial on Curved Piecing.: ua-cam.com/video/CJvnKfqopF0/v-deo.html We hope you enjoy it! Thank you for watching!
Love this pattern. I have some plaid fabric that I want to use (it's for a guy) . What is the width of the inner boarder?
Hi Pamela, the inner border is 2.5". We hope you have lots of fun sewing!
I have a closet full of pendleton shirts i am cutting up this would be a great project for them
Cute
Ah, you are using the Sparrow machine instead of the Babylok. I just ordered a Sparrow from you for my sister’s birthday.
She is going to love this machine Judith Vance! What a thoughtful birthday gift.
Hi Jenny a darling quilt beautiful prints. I’m new at quilting. Why do quilters sew so much using designs with thread in background. I find it extremely distracting. At least it appears so on utube maybe not in person. I would never do that, but there must be a reason. Please educate me. Also I have a quilt from Hungary. If I took a picture of it could you tell me what the name might be? Loads of love & Thanks
I don't understand what you mean by "designs with thread in the background"
I believe she is referring to the actual quilting as opposed to the piecing.
I'm thinking you are referring to various free motion quilt designs in the backgrounds. The more quilting you have, the more stable the quilt and batting over time. Large open unquilted areas can cause batting to shift or bunch over time...but lots of folks like the look of a heavily quilted area...totally up to your taste.
We REALLY missed your booth at Grand Rapids AQS! Please remember us next year?😶
Hello Colette! We'll pass this along to our road team. We try to make it to as many shows as we can. :) Hope to see you soon!
You said the word "little" like 50 times ha ha ha.
That sewing machine looks too little for you to be using. BL was better looking.
Love Jenny however feel like we are loosing the personal touch no responses to comments anymore
Hi Sharon, do you have any questions we can help you with? Thank you for tuning in!
Hi Sharon....I respond when I can!
No it was just a general observation I love reading the comments and had noticed not much in responses nice to know you are there and know you guys work very hard thank you
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