Make an Orange Peel Quilt with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star! (Video Tutorial)
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- The Orange Peel Quilt: Easy Quilting Tutorial with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star Quilt Co. Jenny demonstrates how to make an impressive looking Orange Peel Quilt using a simple interfacing technique and 5" squares of precut fabric.
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I count my pennies like nobody's business. This was the first MSQC video I ever saw. Watched it a dozen times then took my pennies and ordered the template! LOL!
Oh, what a beautiful quilt. I had a bad head injury a year ago and have been away from quilting. I think that I will buy some blues and get out my template; and watch Jenny's sweet video a few more times; and let this "EE-ZEE" (as Jenny calls it) quilt be my first attempt at getting back to this activity that I love. (That "EE-ZEE" is so encouraging.)
When I learned the art of quilt making back in the early 1970's, I was taught by some Old Order Amish ladies here in Ohio, so everything was done by hand. No sewing machines were used, but I loved it! I got pretty good at it too, and was getting 11 stitches per inch! But it seemed like it took forever to complete even a small project, so I took up other hobbies. Fast forward to 2012 when that urge to quilt came back. But this time, I wanted to do it ALL with one of my sewing machines. I took a few classes, bought a few books (ok, SEVERAL books!) and tried without much success to make a quilt. And then I sprained my hip on Jan. 3, 2015. Since I couldn't drive or do too much of anything, I turned to You Tube for entertainment and that's when I found you and your MAGICAL Quilt Tutorials! Yes, they really are magical! Well for ME anyway! Every time I watch another of your tutorials, my mouth drops open in disbelief and the same old question comes out: HOW did she do that??? I'm learning so much from you and I wanted to thank you! I put off watching this Orange Peel tutorial because I have always hated to do applique, but I think I might like it now. Thank you so so much! My hip is fine now. I can drive again. Maybe I can do a road trip to Hamilton, Missouri. My husband is very good at waiting outside of fabric shops!
I'm smelling while reading your last sentence!
@@amyhu7933 I've been to Hamilton, Missouri twice. The first time was in August of 2015 and the 2nd time was in early July of 2016. Both times were so much FUN! And my husband went into every shop with me both times and told me to buy anything I wanted! I'm keeping him!
What were you smelling?
Hi Jenny..
Well I'm a Hawaiian Kind of Gal....I Love the Plumeria an Hibiscus Flowers.... 🌴🌸🌺With FLIP FLOPS 👡OF COURSE..lots of applique... My Fabric I love to work with is Batik... With calico prints...
I LOVE Your tutorials...I got my mom to watch too...
Keep coming up with great ideas an short cuts....Thank You...
Love your Blue an Whites..this was a Beautiful Quilt
This quilt looks so much easier than I imagined! I also love blue and white, and I used to collect cobalt blue glass until I moved and realized how much of it I have. I put some pieces on a bookshelf with other glassware and invited every woman who came to visit to choose a piece of blue and take it home with her. It was fascinating to see what people chose. Now I know that each woman will think of me when she spots that piece of blue.
Hi Jenny! I am HOOKED on quilting! I started about a year ago and I CAN'T stop! I have learned so much from your tutorials! Thank you for this one! I ordered Fresh Lilacs 10" Squares (which I will have to quarter) by Debbie Beaves for Maywood Studios on your Deal of the Day and I think it will look awesome in this pattern! I collect salt and pepper shakers from all around the world (although I joke they All come from China!). Curiously, I don't have ANY form Missouri!!! LOL. Thank You for all you do for the quilting industry!
i collect a lot of things, old quilts, fabric, a lot of dishes, cookie jars, snow white, dolls, antique furniture...... i could go on, LOL
Love all the quilts tutorials, and i am trying to make them all
Nice and easy, just like you said. I collect sewing machines... I have collected over 30 sewing machines, most of which are vintage. I do have newer machines I use. A Viking Diamond with emb, Bernina with emb, Janome P1600 for my quilting frame, Elna serger, Jaguar (white) Bernina serger, 2 Featherweight Singers, one of which belonged to my Grandmother. Many more singers and others. I love each one. I have of course given away machines to those who don't have them including 2 daughters and granddaughters and several friends. If someone loves to sew like I do they need a sewing machine or two or three or..... Hugs Jenny ... your tutorials are the best... Keep them coming.
Hi, Jenny! I love your tutorials! They are fun and easy to follow. I have made three blanket for my family with your help and I’m grateful! Great success! Thank you❤️ Susan from Hungary
Hi Jenny!! Love all your tutorials and REALLY appreciate you teaching and showing new "easy" ways to make old "difficult" blocks. Which makes my old life much easier. In reference to your question ... I collect fabric, books, small (( knick-nack)) animals and killer dust bunnies. I'm 61 years old, I've been quilting since I was 9, and until I watched your videos here on UA-cam I had never ventured outside just plain 8" squares and 9 patch, never trying anything different because I was taught not to waste fabric ... now you make me want to challenge myself to try something new and I'm doing pretty dang good!!! Thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing! I think that every quilter collects killer dust bunnies if they mean to or not!! :) You'll have to send in pictures of your projects, we would LOVE to see! Happy quilting!!
This is one of my new favorites, among MANY favorites of your tutorials! I had the courage to believe that I could quilt too, because of you. And have several great quilts completed. I collect children's books, and of course, fabric. Love ya! Miss Sheri
Oh, whoops, I was going to also suggest, that when you have your interfacing pieces cut out, to stack them, and use the rotary cutter to put a slit in the center, BEFORE you stitch them to the fabric piece. This way, you (insert 'I' here) am much less likely to cut into my fabric at some point after they are sewn and turned. Just a thought.
This one will always have a beautiful and classy look to it! :) Thank you so much for watching! Also, thanks for the great suggestion!! We'll have to give that a try.
HI Jenny. Thank you for asking about collections. Since you asked, I started thinking about whether I have ANYTHING I collect. Then I realized I have been collecting shells for a very long time. I love their subtle shades of color and the matte or gloss surfaces. I have them in dishes, jars and pots of all kinds round my home and have given and received them as gifts. It makes me happy to think about them, so, as I say, thank you for asking!
P.S. I suppose you have perceived by now what a blessing you (and your family) are and what a splendid ministry you are providing for around twelve-hundred billion people out here in cyberspace. THANK YOU and may God truly bless you!
Jenny, I feel like we are two peas out of the same pod. I, too, love blue and white. I like to collect things that I can use and things that I don't use. My husband and I were real antique buffs before kids and the expenses of fees for everything. We have copper and glass through out the house that remind us of times before children. Now we have 9 grandchildren to remind us of how blessed we have been. Thanks again for this lovely pattern.
Thanks for sharing this comment! We would be great friends! :)
Jenny I love your tutorials. Being a new quilter, you have been a life saver for me and you give great instructions. I'm not as fearful when I have you on the screen while I am working. Since you've asked, I love to collect tea pots. You are the blue and white girl, and I love the pinks and whites. Thanks again!
Thank you so much, laurie212017!! That is so sweet of you to say!! :) Thanks for sharing this comment with us!
Hi Jenny! I've been searching for the best/easiest method to make one of these quilts and your method has won. I'm waiting for my 'football' to be delivered, along with a group of fat quarters from white through dark gray, for a shaded background. The footballs will be an assortment of bright batiks! Wish me luck!
Oh, I've started a collection of old/antique/toy sewing machines. I've got three so far and they are adorable. They're displayed in my sewing room. I also have a collection of pitchers...yes, the ones that pour. I simply love the curves of pitchers, from the handles to the lips and I go from very small to quite large. Strange, eh? Takes all kinds!
Thank you ! Thank you! I have a few kaleidoscope blocks with no way to neatly applica them. This works perfectly! Thank you again.
I collect lots of things, too! Sewing machines, thimbles, tomato pincushions, pins, vintage Christmas ornaments/decorations, buttons, miniature sewing machines, and more!! just started watching your tutorials and am hooked! Love them!
You are the BEST! I just love your delivery and no nonsense approach... I'm a beginner but could totally understand your directions....thank you from Melbourne, Australia. PS I love blue and white too
I love blue and white too! I used to buy my dad a blue and/or white flowered plant for the garden as he loved blue/purple flowers. He is no longer with us sadly but I still buy a plant on his birthday or Father’s Day to honour his memory and plant them in my own garden
I collect old bird houses. And polka dot fabric. I love your tutorials Jenny.
Hi Jenny, my name is Kim Roberts. I've been quilting for more then 10 years but I still consider myself a beginner. I love your tutorials. When ever I get an idea in m head I look at your tutorials first. I'm always making small quilts and give them away as gifts. My husband keeps asking me " When are you going t make us one?" I've made a few for our rec room but I've been afraid to make a large one. Looking at this new tutorial makes me want to make this one. I'll order the template I'm a Tea Granny even though I'm not a Granny yet. I have a Grand Puppy. I collect tea cups. We love you here in Canada. Keep up the great work. Kim
Thank you so much, Kim!! I think this would be a GREAT quilt for the bed! It's very simple and goes together fast!! Thanks for watching!!
Jenny! This is genius, and so gorgeous! I've always wanted to make a Rob Peter to Pay Paul quilt, and this gives me a great idea on how to do that too. If you sew two jelly roll strips together you could have the two colored seed shapes, then piece charm packs together and applique the seeds over the seams. I hope that made sense, I'm sure you'd be able to come up with something amazing, as always.
That sounds really pretty!! :)
Jenny I am a blue and white collector too!! I have been collecting Holland Delft for 100 years too!! and I love this blue and white quilt, thank you!!
Awesome!! :) Thanks for watching!
Hey Jenny, I love your orange peel quilt in Blue. I am a fan of greens, so received my football templet today so I am doing the quilt in greens
Jenny I love this pattern. I watch your videos a lot and really enjoy your very happy demeanour. Everything is so much fun. Thank you particularly during the Covid lockdown!!! God Bless you 😊
Well! All I can say is this is genius! I never tire of watching your videos! Thank you so much for all you do. After I watch a Missouri Star video I am so filled with inspiration. I’ve mostly watched the more recent videos but the other day I happened on a few that were from 6 or 7 years ago. Maybe longer. I didn’t realize how long you’ve been doing these videos! I too love blue and white dishes. There is a children’s book explaining the story behind the blue willow pattern on many sets. I used to read the book to my 4th grade students . I brought a few of my dishes to class so they had the plates to follow the story. Every story element is somewhere in the designs. I am retired now and you brought back a beautiful memory for me with my kiddos. I do believe I will have to make a blue and white quilt now.
Jenny, you are a master teacher! A natural on every one of your tutorials. One thing caught my eye that you do occasionally. When you have some scraps to get rid of you just sweep them on the floor. I have to giggle because this is exactly what I told my students to do when we were doing art projects. They loved it. Then we picked up everything when we were finished. I actually had a math lesson when they were learning geometry. We made quilt blocks out of construction paper. It was an excellent culmination of learning shapes and particularly angles and symmetry. Quilts are about creativity, pride and a lot of love. Thank you again for all that you and your staff do !
Thank you so much for taking the time to write us this sweet message, Cathy! We're so grateful for your love and support!
Great video. Spoke very well with clear instructions on how to make an orange peel square with a wonderful tip using one sided fusible adhesive for appliqué. 👍🏻
Jenny! You are wonderful! I love all your videos. I am making quilts for all my children (8) and grandchildren (10) for this coming Christmas and have been searching for ideas for my oldest grandson (He's 12) and he LOVES football! Then this morning I saw your quilt! When you said, "This football shaped thing." I knew that was it!!! I am gonna make the "football" shapes with football inspired material and the background in green for the playing field, framed in white for the goal post and I will score a touchdown with my favorite football player! Thanks SOOO much for all of your help and inspirations! God Bless. Linda
I love your creativity!! That will be awesome! We want to see pictures when you make it! :)
I realize this is an old video but I'm going to make this quilt with a Christmas fabric that you just had a special on. I also just ordered the peel shape die. Can't wait to begin. Since you said you love blue and white dishes I wanted to tell you I have a set of 8 miniature blue willow dishes that I have had since I was a small child that were made in Occupied Japan. I still love them! (Just gave my age away.) Thank you for the quilting lessons. I had never pieced a quild until I found your videos a year ago. I should send you a picture of all I have made.
Twenty yrs ago a friend gave me a ceramic cat cookie jar as a house warming gift. It went straight to the 'happy/joy, I want more' center of my brain and made itself at home. And, of course, it wanted friends of all sizes, shapes, colors, textures, media and usage. Now I have a hutch full of cats that make me happy. One of these days I intend to make that quilt with the patchwork cat shape. It's on the list and the list just gets longer no matter how many quilts I make and that makes me happy, too.
That's awesome, Ado Annie! :) I hope that you're able to make that quilt, that would be darling!!
I applaud!!! I collect fabric, beads, and quilts!!!
Absolutely love this host! She makes me want to quilt so bad., but my hands are damaged with tendinitis. Blue and white quilts are classic and timeless, my favourite., too.
I still have a LOT of interfacing left from making masks!! What a great idea for using it! You asked us to share what we collect. I LOVE blue and white too! My kitchen has blues, grays, whites & cobalt-blue patterned stoneware. 😀 I collect salt & pepper shakers mostly, but also blown glass eggs, seashells, cranberry glass from Sandwich, Massachusetts, crystal baubles, recipes, fabrics-and little knickknacks here and there occasionally LOL. Nothing cluttery though-they have their own places. I seem to collect animals as well-somehow I “find” them when they need someone to love them. I have an uncanny urge to look in (a building) or at (website) and find the ones that need me. Or someone finds them for me!! I’ve “found” my 3 dogs, 3 cats, and 1 of my horses who would have been put down if I didn’t find her, pay too much $$ for her, and have her trailered to Missouri from Wyoming. I think I’m nuts sometimes. 🤔 my husband keeps saying “no more pets” but falls in love with my finds anyway!!
Love your videos, love your patterns, and think you guys are the greatest!! I’ll visit Hamilton at couple times this year from just outside KC. 💜 Blessings!!
That's a beautiful quilt! The blue and white is just gorgeous. I collect poodle stuff. Anything poodle. Poodle cookie jars, vintage poodle figurines, poodle paintings, poodle anything. I'm kind of obsessed. Of course, I own a live poodle. They are just the perfect breed. :)
We love it!! Thanks for commenting! Poodles are adorable!! :)
At present I am making a small lap quilt for my sister. She has MS and is confined to bed or her wheelchair. She loves the security of the lap quilt while in her wheelchair. She is using one I made years ago for our Gramma when she was in a wheelchair, and it is falling apart. I am using the orange peel and the Benartex Sunny Days charm patch. Your tutorials have pulled me through quite a few quilting conundrums! Keep them coming, please!
Hi Jenny, Love the blue and white quilt. Thanks for showing us so many fun and easy projects.
I am a relatively new quilter, just under a year. But thanks to you have made a lot of things.
I have collected old furniture since I got married, furnished the house with hand me downs.
Now they are considered antiques, just like me. Ha Ha! Also love old glassware......Barb B.
Blue and White is probably my favorite color combination for a quilt. I love it!! Thank you so much for watching, I sure do appreciate all the love and support!! Make sure and send us pictures of your projects, we would love to see!! :)
Hi Jenny, I find your tutorials so helpful. Thank you for sharing them. I too like blue and white stuff especially love vintage blue willow. Again, thank you for taking the time to share this. I am currently working on a quilt that will sort of bring to mind a parcheesi board and I needed to figure out how to make the little circles without having to make a Cathedral Window block. Your tutorial was a great help.
Love blue and white sooooo much. I collect blue and white Polish pottery. Would look great on this quilt.
Thanks Jenny for sharing this beautiful quilt. I love watching your tutorials each week as it gives me some joy as i have lost the ability to sew since being diagnosed with MND (ALS).
We're so happy that you are able to find enjoyment and entertainment in our videos! You should also check out Man Sewing's tutorials, they come out every Monday and are great!!
What a fab idea with the turned applique technique! So super easy!
I've always admired Orange Peel Quilts and now I feel that I can do it!
That's one more 'quilt to make' added onto my wish list!
Thanks!! :)
Jenny! Ya gotta slow down!!! I can't keep up with all the cool quilts you're whipping out! I love them! And I love you and your whole MSQC family.
Thank you so much! :) We love the support!!!
Hi Jenny, For 35 years I collected Peter Pots Pottery in the blue color. It is made here in Rhode Island and I just love it. My husband passed away 7 years ago and I had to downsize and no longer had room for my colection, which had gotten quite large. My youngest decided she loved it almost as much as I did so I gave it to her and her boyfriend. Happily they use the dishes and various other pieces daily. The best news is I can still collect it, give it to them as gifts (great for holidays) and still enjoy it when I visit her.
Jenny, I have been quilting for 2 years and love it. I am ordering my materials for the Orange Peel Quilt today. Just last night I promised myself that I would not order anymore fabric and use up my stash. So much for promises. I collect tea cups and Rose Chintz dishes.
I am making the orang peel quilt for my sisters 60th birthday next year .I am nearly finished so I will put a photo up then ,Helen .
I currently live in Hawaii (my husband's work)... I love collecting all old fabric! Every misc clothing and thrift store.... some have the most beautiful old fabric. It's difficult to find matching materials for the sun bleached stuff... but it's so unique and beautiful. I'm still collecting but I want to make a quilt that will be an heirloom for the time we've spent here.
Thank You Jenny, the blue and white looks gorgeous. I have a willow pattern dinner set for every day use and another blue and white one for special occasions. I have collected house shaped teapots for a long time, have collected owls for 35 years ( now they are everywhere in the stores) and also collect thimbles =because I was running out of room. Then there is the sewing stuff and fabric but that is another story. LOL Thanks for another wonderful tutorial.
I really appreciate your sweet comment!! :) Thimbles seem like a good space saver idea for an item to collect!! :) Thanks for watching!
Just love your tutorials. I collect key rings from every where. Friends bring me one when they go traveling. I am a HUGE fan and have done lots of your blocks. Thanks Jenny
What a fun item to collect! :) Thank you so much for the love and support!!! Happy quilting!
My Sister and BFF went to Missouri Star in Hamilton this last Fall and Loved It! Met Jenny and so many of the wonderful people in Hamilton. Thank you everyone who made our girls trip so fabulous. We got so MANY ideas for awesome quilts and fun other projects. Jenny - in this video you ask what do I collect? In addition to fabric, Salt & Pepper Shakers! OMGosh so many I literally have no idea how many I have - too many to count. But we're downsizing and moving, so this is a collection that will be dispersed (hopefully) - but will not give up my fabric collection. I can't wait to make an orange peel/football quilt!
Thanks for being part of the Missouri Star family, Mary! Sorry to hear you're downsizing right now, but hopefully you'll be able to start a new (smaller) collection when you're all settled into your new place.
This video just popped up even though it was done some years ago. I had always wondered about the orange peel quilts. Great method of construction. You make it look so easy.👍💛🇦🇺
Jenny, I collect Kaleidoscopes, bookmarkers, and anything to do with sewing or crafting. I have more craft materials than I will ever use but not more than I will ever need. You can never have to much. That's the fun of collecting.
I collect teapots and angels. You make this look so easy . Thank you
I collect salt cellers. My mom started me on the collection in the late 80's. I do so enjoy your tutorials. Because of you I have had the confidence to make some great quilts. Thanks
I collect old aprons, crochet patterns, cast iron, cook books, Aunt Jemima, Mardi Gras masks, and fabric. Love your tutorials and am adding this to my quilt list to make.
I agree with Karla! I'm collecting fabric. I retire in a few months so I have been saving up for my retirement, LOL!!! Always love seeing Jenny's new ideas!
Hi Jenny! I collect vintage roosters, Blue Willow dinnerware and trinket boxes. Thanks so much for giving me inspiration from your tutorials! Love all of them! June in Ohio
Another awesome quilting tutorial ! Thanks Jenny.
I am new to quilting. Breaking it all down makes it so simple. Love your videos.
I Love this Quilt !!!! Jenny makes quilting fun !!!😀
I Love the Blue and White! I have the Orange peel and am going to make myself one. I have blue and yellow flowered and I think it'll look fantastic!!!
This is my favorite quilt tutorial! Not only is it the first tutorial I ever watched that sparked my interest in quilting, but it's also one of the blocks that looks so hard and difficult, but is insanely easy! Plus, seeing how excited Jenny is makes it fun to watch!
I remember the blue willow dishes my family had as a child. I enjoy your videos and how quickly the quilts go together.
Since I have eight sewing machines all different brands , I would have to say that and depression glass which I love are my collections.
Those dishes are such a classic, I just adore them!! I would love to see your collection of sewing machines, how fun!! :)
Thanks so much for a wonderful video. I have another addition to my bucket list!
Oh Jenny, you had to tempt me with another fabulous quilt idea!!! Thanks for yet another wonderful tutorial :) By the way, I collect blue and white tea cups, small vases, and fabric!
Every Friday!! ;) Thank you for watching!! I love the items you collect!!
Quilts! Of course! And books. My kids call it hoarding, but I call it creating a library. 😊
Awesome quilt, I will add this to my project list :) thank you again for sharing your talents and so love watching your tutorials.... Jenny if you ever come up with a frog quilt, that is what I collect... my family says I have an addiction LOL they are just so cute :) have a blessed day
That's such a sweet comment! Thank you for sharing!! :)
I must say you are a genius! At the begining I thouhgt it would be difficult, later - where's the catch. But your way is so simple it is almost impossible to believe. So only a genius could simplify it so easy
I love this quilt so pretty. My mum collects blue and white china too. I collect tea pots, the globe round shaped ones. I have nearly 60 in all sorts of colours.
Gorgeous blue quilt and another super duper tutorial. I'm such a newbie, I'll probably try my hand at the table runner. I really love both. Thank you for sharing so that newbies like me can learn via the internet. Huggers! Oh I forgot to add. I collect dust bunnies. :-)
Hi Jenny... I met you when you came to Nashville last year. Watch all of your videos. You are such a natural when I comes to teaching and your love of quilting really shows through.I love this quilt. I collect Precious Moments.
Hi Lisa!! I hope you are doing great! :) Thank you for all the love and support, it really means a lot to me!! Precious Moments are darling, that would be a fun collection.
So clever. I love all your tutorials and have made many of your quilts. Thank you so much!
Thank you! We really appreciate the love and support! :)
I am a brand new quilter, and I absolutely love your tutorials!!! thank you so much for your dedication.
Welcome to the family!!! :)
You never cease to amaze me with such clever "shortcuts" for something we might seem to avoid with so much work. I love the look of your blue and white for your blue transfer ware dishes, but I collect red transfer ware dishes so I will definitely try doing this but in reds and white...thank you for making quilting something we look forward to especially with the precuts and think of all the piecing in stead...
Thank you so much!! This pattern would be beautiful in any color choice! I love it!!
OMG you have so made a quilt pattern easier. This one goes on my wish list. Thanks Jenny.
I love this quilt and tutorial. I have a collection of roosters that are made in Japan. My Mother had one or two and only one survived. Greens, yellows and black. Just bought the charm packs to make this quilt. Same colors. Just love it!!
Hi Jenny: I enjoyed this tutorial. I can't wait to try making my own quilt using the Orange Peel design. I like to collect refrigerator magnets I have unique ones from the different states I've visited; but I also like picking them up from antique stores, flea markets and estate sales. Recently, however, I've started collecting sewing machine knick knacks for my quilting room (still under construction). So far, I only have two, but I enjoy the hunt. Thanks. Michele K, Chesapeake, VA.
That's so cool! That would be such a fun way to remember where you've been. Love it! Thanks for watching!! :)
Love this pattern thank you Jenny I am learning everyday something I never thought I could do. I collect books on woman of the Bible and love to read but now I'm busy with quilting.I take time everyday to read my scriptures but the rest of my free time is used to quilt.
I love your orange peel quilting very much.thanks Jenny for your superb idea.
I love the blue and white orange peel quilt. I too collect blue and white dishes and other decorating items in the "Blue Onion" pattern. I have been collecting it since 1965. I enjoy your tutorials so much and look forward to every new one. Thank you for sharing them.
Love the easiness of this quilt! I collect fabric. I've also inherited my mother's fabric stash and UFOs!
Love this orange peel quilt and love the blue and white. My favorite color is purple and love pinks or teals with purple. Collections, I love sewing machines and collecting fabric and different patterns for quilts. Quilting is my passion and my relaxation. Hope to work in a quilt shop in a few years as a retirment job. Something fun to do. Thanks Jenny for your tutorials!
Hi Jenny! I collect Fiesta Ware. I buy a place setting or serving piece in every color, so I have a very colorful kitchen. I also collect quilts -surprise! And of course, fabric. I have sewn several quilts using your informative videos. Thank you for making them available for us.
Thank you so much for watching and also commenting on this! It has been so fun to see what everyone collects! :) I love it! Thanks again!!
I am a quilt maker and a longarm quilter. I love all your videos! And look forward to Friday morning seeing a new video. This may sound like a strange thing to collect but I save all the thread ends that I have when I longarm. I have several containers filled with thread ends. They are very colorful!
That would be a pretty display! We have a few glass containers filled with the salvage edges. They are so bright and fun!!
As usual an easy and clear way to do the work. Thanks Jenny, I truly enjoy your videos
Just got this orange peel template and cutting away! I am a collector of red-just about anything red but especially dishware and knickknacks. And I collect vintage sewing machines of course. Didn’t intend to do the last but I kept learning how to fix my own and falling in love with them as a result-narcissistic that way I guess, lol. I also have quite a fabric and linens collection along with many rulers, scissors, pins, etc, you know the stuff. As I think about it I also hunt down old sewing books, cook books, craft magazines, and Bibles.
Thank you for sharing your tutorials, I love this quilt pattern.
Thank YOU for watching! :)
OMG....I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS BLOCK!!!!! I'm a newbie and making my very first quilt that is also a memory quilt and uses my dearly departed father's favorite pair of lounge pants that he wore while he was alive. I'm making this for my mother and I've been searching for something that is easy but don't have the usual average everyday quilt blocks and since I'm very limited on the amount of fabric I have of that and have already ran into issues with cutting and the typical newbie mess ups and mistakes I'm now having to find something that will use the size that I precut everything to be (not knowing what a bad idea that was and a huge mistake that was gonna end up being) anyway I have changed my mind 3 different times after making sample blocks and FINALLY I've got one I love!!!!!! Thank you so much!!!!! And I love your channel and thank you for the help you have given me by watching your videos!!!!
Love watching Jenny's videos. This time I picked up the most simplest thing. On my new machine each time I go from my decorative to straight stitches, I press my buttons to select the straight stitch again. With a flick of a stitch, I noticed Jenny turns her machine off and then back on which naturally defaults back to the straight stitch setting! Love this!
Thank you so much for watching, Verona! We're so glad that you were able to learn a little trick! :)
Brilliant trick with interfacing!
I love this appliqué method, I use it for my quilt labels but ever thought about the front. Thanks so much for all you you share. Your videos have taughtme to quilt and shown me I can do this:)
So happy that you learned something new today! :) Happy quilting!!
Blue and white are also a favorite of mine, and blue with creamy white or cheddar yellow. This is now on my list as it is a hand-saver and still makes a nice quilt top. Thank you again for another 'quilting empowerment' tute!
Thanks for watching, Jo Mimms!! We're so glad you enjoyed it!
I collect your videos. Great motivator Jenny ! Plus fabric. Love to quilt love to watch you !
I love this quilt, especially since I am a fan of blue/white, black/white, red/white, any 2 color quilts. This seems especially easy, like all your quilts, and I will definitely put this quilt on my "Roundtoit" list. Thanks for all your marvelous tutorials, I have learned so much from your site. I wish I could come to your shop in person, but New England is some distance away. Keep up the good work. Grandma MiMi
I am with you on that one! I love 2 color quilts!! :) Thank you so much for watching all the way in England!!
I, too, love your tutorials! They are Awesome! I have been sewing for 50+ years and I learn something from you almost every time. I think I collect fabric and books. I love to sew and read, so I guess that would be normal things for me to collect. :) See you in September (maybe before that, too) to add to my "collection." :)
You are right, quilting is FUN!
I like this template for this quilt it's very easy and looks really nice thanks for the presentation.
Your so inspiring I learn so much from you Thank You so much for doing these fabulous Tutorials 💐💐
I also collect blue and white dishes especially Flow Blue. Love the quilt. One of my favorites.
I've made one of these quilts using Accuquilt dies and it was really fun to put together. I love the colors and mine was in teal and an off white. I like the idea of this one as an applique as well.
I love this quilt!! Love blue and white fabric too!! My mom collected Bing & Grondahl Christmas plates (they are blue and white) and got all us girls started too!! I have them up around the dining room and family room. The kitchen has been taken over by my Coca-Cola collection!!! I love, love, love all the tutorials and have made lots of your quilts since my retirement!! I started giving them as gifts to the family---10 down, 2 more to go!
Thank you so much for sharing this comment with us! :) We love it!! Thanks for watching, happy quilting!!
Ran across an orange peel runner on Instagram. Decided to look into making one. I prefer garment sewing, but fell in love with what I saw and thought maybe I'd give it a try. Searched UA-cam and there you were to give me all I need to get started. Will let you know how things turn out once I gather what I need.
Wow! This is the second quilt I see this morning that you make with the Orange Peel template and I just want to use it some day! This is gorgeous! Thanks a lot for another great tutorial! You make it so easy for us! 🌸🌸