Patchwork Zig Zag Border - Michael Miller Fabrics' Making it Fun #52
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- Enjoy this fun and easy patchwork zig-zag border with Rob Appell. This great Gnome to FaLa fabric by Michael Miller is perfect for the Peppermint Twist Quilt Pattern by Natalie Crabtree.
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Peppermint twist and the mashed potato were dances from the 1960’s. Love the zig zag borders!
Love love love Michael Miller!!
No wonder I wasn't getting any notifications for Man Sewing. I'm glad I found you again. You do make your projects fun!
This is such a fun border to add to the quilt
As usual you are the kind of man to make us go back to the sewing room. Thanks for the information.
Great tip about starting your cut in the middle of the blade! I have a couple of rulers I need to replace due to knicks in the points from rotary cutter damage.
Cute border!
Very festive and joyful...looks scalable for.a terrific table runner.
I love this idea! I collect stripes because they are unique for designs. This is just one more awesome idea for a stripe, besides putting them as a block. And i love that they are flanked by the solid so if there's an "uh oh" it's not on the stripe.
Funny you mentioned cutting in reverse today. I've been working on a quilt with many little pieces and noticed this morning that I've been cutting backwards along the top of my ruler when squaring up HSTs. 😂 Double rows of just what you showed today would be a cute table runner too.
You're such an awesome teacher! Now if I can just find a quilt shop nearby that carries these great fabrics.
Try Jackman's or Quilted Fox in Stl, Lets Sew in Indiana , Missouri Star Quilt in Hamilton, Missouri
I have to do a lot of online shopping. WA is becoming increasingly a "fabric desert." Doesn't help that to get to most stores I have to get a $50 ferry ride or drive an extra 100 miles each way. 😕. It gets to be an expensive hobby these days. 😢
Great video. Love the way your created the zig zag border.
Ha! I have some tiny waste triangles left over from another project. Great idea!
I have some stripey 5 inch squares left over from a charm pack. You have given me a great idea for experimentation!
So much fun Rob! Love the zig zag
Fantastic Border, thanks for the video Rob!
Wow!!!! These are amazing fabrics !!! They are just so cute ! Thanks for the tutorial
This looks like a really fun project for a beginner and an expert. Thanks you made it look so much fun
Love your videos crazy guy 😍. I think you should name those blocks "peppermint and fudge." 😂. Glad to see even the experts fudge their pieces to fit. 👍🏼💞💞😁
Cute pattern! I have some fabric with round wrapped up peppermints that this would work with, too. Not trying to be too picky but saying that the stripes are "perpendicular" only means they are at 90 degrees. It may have been more helpful to tell us whether you cut the fabric cross grain or with the grain. Sorry, 25 years as a math teacher, I needed to say something 8-) Thanks for the tutorial and pattern!
I really like the zig zag border, thanks for making it easy.
Love this fabric. So fun.
Cool technique! I will try this for a border on my next scrap quilt because I would like to piece my own stripe fabric from scraps instead of purchasing a striped fabric. Love the idea and design!
Спасибо за МК. Очень интересно было. 👍👍👍
Thank you. You are an amazing tutor!! Have just discovered this and the 3 dudes. How great. Think you must be a Virgo!! 😉
Really enjoyed this episode. Thank you!
really wish someone had these fabrics in Australia, thanks Rob great border
Nice work 👍
I love this block!
That's really cute. Thank you for the tutorial Rob!!!
Love your videos Rob
Great tutorial! Good to see you!
Rob you crazy kid. I lost you when apparently Man Sewing ended and could not find you all this time. I'm sure it has been about a year since I've seen you. I don't know how that might have been avoided when you apparently started a new job, but it would have helped if I had a heads up. Glad I found you, love your stuff.
Love this border idea! Cute!
Loving your project videos❤
Another awesome video. Great tips.
Peppermint twist and mashed potatoe are dances from the 50s lol
I’ve been a fan and subscriber for years!
Love your teaching style and content 🧵
Right on! Thanks for the support
Very cute fabric line
I did this block for a quilt a hundred years ago;). I pieced the strip :(. Sure wish I had known this little bit of knowledge then. Squaring the points the way I did it was very laborious.
Omg,u are amazing! i love challenges. The boarders with half triangle, is amazing great.i will have to study this.
Hombre Rob donde te habías metido por fin te encontré!!!!!! Ya seria hora !!!!! . No entiendo lo que dices pero viendo también se aprende🤩🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️
Love it Rob, as always a great tutorial!
Great fun.
Love this, thanks!
Hola como estas? yo bien. Me gusta tu trabajo congratulación 😀
omg you crack us up
Nicely done!
Bravo!
Top tip ruler and cutting use.
Brilliant!
Way cool!
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Muy bonito 👍
I just love your zigzag strip, will it be easier to start that little triangle at 4" and then trim it down?
That is a good idea, I was following the pattern as written, but I do think that could help maybe just 3 3/4" to start
Not into gnomes. Sorry. But where can i get to pattern on the back wall! Talk about super cool, that's awesome. Thank you for your enthusiasm.
The peppermint twist and the mashed potato are dances from 60s and 70
why did you change your you tube channel name? I thought you've retired! so good to find you again !
Glad you found me too. I was simply the host and creative director for Man Sewing, that ended for me in 2019, so this is where I have been hanging out, quilting and goofing off.
Wow this looks like fun where can we get the fabric? 🌞
Rather than having to cheat the triangle in a smidge, why not just cut the initial square 1/8" to 1/4" bigger?
TFS!!!
I'm finding this video in 2023. Would a free pattern still be available? How do I access it?
I need to "up my game" when I put my boarders on. Thanks for tips on cheating to get the most out of the fabric...
I have the materials and am in the process of cutting out pieces...one problem, the instructions say to trim the panel to 24 1/2 x 42 1/2. The actual panel measures 24 x 44, so I can’t make it 24 1/2 and if I cut the length to 42 1/2 I would need to split the difference to both the top and bottom and then the printed panel boarders would not match. Also there are no sewing instructions for boarder #1. Luckily I have a bit extra fabric so I will make the zig zag first. Then create boarder #1 so the zig zag boarder will fit and adjust the length of the stripe to fit the sides...and I couldn’t find any updates on the Michael Miller project updates. Thank good ness I have a bit more length of the stripe and can adjust boarder #1 to fix the problem
I would like to use the peppermint twist block on the side, too. Not just the top and bottom. Need help figuring out if that's even possible. I don't know where to start when figuring out the math. How many blocks per side?
Possible, - well anything is possible, but it will affect the horizontal borders too, they are 5 1/2" and the verticals are 4 1/2" wide. You will need 9 Zig Zag blocks per side to fill in the 45" and some more of the white strips to fill in the spaces that do not quite work out, hehe
I m from India & I m learning from u but I didn’t find precut material here pls guide me
I enjoyed your videos! Thx! I was wondering what model of the Juki sewing machine you use in your videos? Thanks again!
I have the industrial J150, Longarm on 7ft frame J350 and the Multi Purpose you see me use in all the shows is a DX3000 QVP - Love them all.
Love this pattern and how do you like your new sewing machine?
Bruce, I am really liking the Juki DX-3000QVP, sews terrific, runs quiet, and the lights are super bright. I also have the industrial, J150-QVP, not seen often on camera, but also in the I LOVE IT category!
I can’t get the link to the free pattern. Where do I find it?
Why not cut the square a quarter inch bigger?
Where do I get the pattern?
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Rob what iron are you using?
The cordless is the Panasonic 360 Iron, and it does work very well.
Can’t find the free pattern?
at the bottom of this page www.michaelmillerfabrics.com/inspiration/free-downloads/do-the-peppermint-twist-quilt-by-natalie-crabtree-50-x70.html
Love this tutorial, Rob. PLEASE take off that unintelligent hat.
It's a cute hat, just suits Rob!😁