How to Turn Quilt Panels into a Chenille Quilt
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Turn Quilt Panels into Chenille Quilts. Perfect for a Winter or a Baby Quilt!
Fabric by " Springs" called Stay Warm Panel
Chenille Cutter -you can get these at you local quilt shop! www.olfa.com/ch...
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Finally, after all these years, I've got my panels together and ready to go. I'm so glad I read through the comments though because I was going to add a pieced border to the outside once all the channels had been sewn, but you convinced me that the pieced border, not chenilled, may not be strong enough, or even too thin, for the weight of the chenilling. Thanks for keeping all you videos available. I refer back to them often.
Laura thank you for explaining Chenille quilting. I've never heard of it before, I'm new to quilting. Your tutorials are so easy to watch & you explain things so easily & very informative.
Love your videos. Your instructions are understood easily and you dont waste time. To the point with good info and tips. Thx sew much!
I just love how you teach. You are so clear on your instructions. Thank you for making this lesson "Sew Very Easy"!!!
I’ve never scene nor heard of this technique. The whole time I’m watching, I’m thinking what is she doing??😂😂😂 it came out beautiful… thanks for sharing ❤
You are Amazing. Your work just blows me away and your Sewing room is a Dream that anyone would ever Wish for.
Thank you so much for the many details. This is the first video where the binding was done before the cutting.
Thank you for this tutorial, have bought an item to try this, but was never told that the sewing needed to be on the diagonal. Very helpful!
Your tutorials are some of the best on UA-cam or any other paid sites. Whenever I have a challenge from our Quilt guild, I check with your site first. This coming month we are doing a chenille technique. I feel like a junior level after watching your course. Thank you for all you do.
Oooooh, I’ve gotta try this! It will be perfect for little Easter Bunny Ears! Thanks so much for taking the time to teach us fun new techniques❤
Thanks a lot, you teach really well and the camera job is excellent!🌺🌸
What a nice gift for a child or an adult!!!!!! The explation was spot on.......
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! Chenille is so expensive so I can't wait to try this. This is the only tutorial I've seen that clarified that the tool prevents you from cutting the bottom layer--thank you so much!!
Oh my gosh! Thank you for this video. I always thought that you had to purchase chenille fabric to make a chenille project. I can’t wait to try this.
I have seen these quilts and have admired them. Your demonstration of how it is done makes it seem understandable and manageable. Thank you so much. It is a beautiful quilt. I will try the unmatched layers of different colour fabric for my soon to be born great niece.
It will be beautiful:)
I made a cushion like this year's ago from some really expensive fabric taken for free out of a sample book at my local fabric/ curtain making shop. It was only small but I was so proud of it. I hadn't realised it was chenille though. I wish I had a cutter like yours then . I'm going to treat myself ASAP .
Made an autumn panel quilt from your tutorial and everything ran smoothly. I shared it with my online quilting club and the response was well received. Thank you for your well explained and super ideas that you share 😊
Another great video! I have made "several" of these chenille baby blankets over the years and given as gifts. They are fun and faster than piecing. People are always amazed with this technique. Thanks!
It is a fun quilt to make:)
This was such a great tutorial and I had never seen this technique before. Thank you for sharing. You are a wonderful instructor.
thank you and thank you for watching :)
Counting stitches! What an amazing idea!! Thank you.
Thats something outstanding. Never heard of anything like that before. Its so cute like u r. I realy like ur personality n especially ur smile.
Thank you! This is a great technique. I have seen them but not know how to do them. Now I do! Your videos are wonderful and you give all the steps.
I hope I give enough info!
I love all of your tips and tricks and projects and have learned so much from you, you're a great teacher. You again hit it out of the park with this snowman panel, so so so cute! Thanks for sharing Laura!
thank you and thank you for watching :)
Holy Moly Laura! What a great idea. That's going to be one of my next projects. Thanks for all your tutorials. Greetings from BC!
Hi Rita and hello from Ontario:)
Thank you so much, I have been collecting a particular panel to do this, I only need one more now and your fantastic tutorial has shown me just how to put it all together in a way that I am really looking forward to having a go at.
Please keep up the tutorials, I am too shy for a quilt group and now I can learn so much from you.
Thanks again, Jules
Thank you Julie and welcome:) You are not alone in your shyness and that is OK, I'm happy to have you here!
You are really a great video teacher, and I love doing your projects, can hardly wait to start next years Xmas projects, my family and friends, think you are my best friend, because they love getting, gifts I learned from you. I'm putting a chenille cutter on my stocking list.
WHAT we aren't best friends:) I'm happy you feel that way. I have a few cute projects your Friends are going to love coming up. Thanks for watching
Oh my gosh I just love this. I don't know how many times I've watched this but hey hopefully I'll get it right. Thank you again Laura your tutorials are so awesome ❤ now on to making those Christmas gifts. 🎄🎁
Wow I really like your tutorial on making chenille panels. You made it look so easy. Thank you😀
Wow, what a great video for panels, it makes me want to get my cutter out of the package that I have had for a very long time, I
am going to give this a try. I guess I will now look at panels!!!
I see a shopping trip coming up!
This is adorable, I love it. Thank you for showing how simple this really is!
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That is so awesome!!! I know I bought a chenille cutter a few years back I've just moved to a new home and just starting to get all of my sewing things unpacked I've got to definitely look for that very soon ! Thank you for the wonderful video 💖
I know about this for years and never tried it. That's my chance. Thank you for the perfect explanation 👍🏻👏🏻🤩
What a fabulous video. Very well done! Perfectly explained and demonstrated.
Beautifully done my friend. TFS. Stay connected 😊
Awww..I loved watching this tutorial so much.thankyou.
This is adorable! Thank you Laura.. love your tutorials.. you keep things simple.
Thanks and thank you for watching :)
I look forward to trying this! It sure makes a fun looking quilt!
You always come up with the best ideas, projects and gadgets. Love the idea of using panels for this project. TFS! xoxoJanet
I do love my gadgets! thanks Janet
That is an adorable project! It's now in my sewing queue!
oh happy day, let me know when you have it done:)
Just gorgeous I just love love love your tutorials.. :) thank you, you are so easy to follow and I love your calm very clear instructions.. Well done :)
thank you Shelley and thank you for watching :)
This was a really great video, My grand children will both get chenille quilts for Xmas next year. Thank you so much.
Don't forget they make great baby quilts too:)
I really love this Chenille technique! I can't wait until I'm able to do a project with it.
I love this..a word of advice to anyone making this. Be sure to watch until the end! I didn't and I paid the price of ripping. But, I still love it.
As always, Laura, wonderful tutorial! Thank you for giving me a great idea for my grandson's quilt. Cheers from Aus...
you can also use flannel panels ! and hello from Canada
Thanks Laura. While we have mild winters here on the east coast, my family live in Perth, where they get winter straight from the Antarctic! Thanks for the advice. Cheers...
anytime:)
Thank you for this video. It is adorable and you sure made it look easy. It is not easy and it is not quick for me but you are quite good at it, I am still learning.
This is so cool! I was looking for something to make for two granddaughters with January birthdays! This is the thing! I've begun gathering supplies already and my chenille cutter is ordered. Can't wait to see how the Fusi-Boo works, also.
Great to hear, keep me posted:)
wow that is crazy, I had no idea you could do something like that- so cool! Thanks for sharing- I love it!
Enjoyed the chenille quilt so much.
thanks you and thanks for watching :)
This is so neat and fun! Will definitely have to try it for my next project after I finish my baby quilt
Quick tip: leave the bottom panel 1inch bigger then the top three layers to be easily visible and not to be cut by accident!
I do that too!
Love this technique. I have never seen anything like this. I am going to have to try this. TFS.
Wow! What a beautiful project. Love it!
thanks!
Awesome! I always wondered how to use a chenille cutter. And you could easily use a batting that is lighter or heavier depending where you live. You hit it out of the park on this video, thank you.
I ordered 2 sets of 4 panels, Olaf from frozen, and a beautiful Christmas tree.
You can do this without batting too:)
sound nice be sure to post your pictures on my Facebook! I would love to see them:)
SewVeryEasy good to know.
glad I could help:)
thanks for another great idea! love your videos, I'm learning so much! also thanks for taking the time to dress up, u always look so beautiful.
thank you and thank you. It is nice of you to say:) and thank you for watching
Great video - it's always good to learn something new. I enjoy watching all your videos - thanks for making them!
thank you and thank you for watching
4 different fabrics sounds fun!
I never though of using panels for this! Have done a pillow but I really like this quilt idea. So many ideas, so little time LOL
lol Time! I know what you mean, thanks
SewVeryEasy has
I love this done on a panel. Got to see if I can more of some of the panels I have. Awesome!
have fun!
love this idea. Thanks for your tutorial. I purchased this panel to make my quilt.
Have fun:)
Wow I always wondered how that was done. I'm so going to do this with my nephew. Thank you so much and SewVeryEasy! PS you look beautiful in red!
That looks like sew much fun! What a great tutorial. Thanks.
It is really fun! thanks
I love your tutorials Laura! thank you for sharing!!! you are awesome!!
Omg ...counting stitches..why haven't I ever thought of it ..so simple 😜
silly but true...now you will count stitches for other things too!
So easy - thank you !
Looks like fun !!!! I'll be looking for some cute panels now :) I might even add that cutter to my sewing basket. Thank you for another video and feeding my addiction ! LOL
anything to help feed the addiction:):):)
Great tutorial. Thanks. I had a hard time finding it because I couldn't remember what the technique was called. LOL I have a particular panel in mind for this. I have too panel of the same panel and figured this would be a good way to get them used up.
Super!!!,you are amazing. Thank you for all the great tutorials. 😊
thank you and thank you for watching :)
great idea. You always make me want to do your projects.
Glad to hear! thanks:)
I have never ever heard of this!? WOW, Im in shock...I like tidy neat things, and never thought I'd like it but the end result is FABULOUS so Ive saved it
Great job thanks for your great video,clear concise and many tks
Wow! You always have the neatest tutorials! Love this idea! Excited to try this for a quilt for our new grand baby. Can one use flannels for this?
Yes flannel will make it even softer.
Just found this tutorial and I am excited to try it. Thank You so Much !
I had never thought to use panels before - great idea!
sew much fun! thanks
Yours has been the best , thankyou laura
A great video! Thanks! Love the quilting pattern on yours!
thanks:)
How awesome and easy am new at quilting... thanks for sharing
Love this quilt, it's beautiful
thank you:)
Oh this is a new one on me, thanks very much I like your chenille quilt very much.
Brilliant. I love it. Now I want to dash to store to find a cute panel. Thank you
Don't forget you will need more than one. Keep your eye out for a sale...I love sales
This is gorgeous! Great idea!! Thanks for sharing.
thanks:)
Fantastic love your technique, once again thank you so much for sharing this idea.
thanks:) and thanks for watching
This soooo cool. Possibilities are endless! Beautiful! Thank you for such a great tutorial :-).
thanks and it was a lot of fun to make:)
This would be fun to do with different solid fabrics on the back of a pieced quilt. Thanks for the inspiring video.
good idea, if you don't mind I just might have to give that a try!
That is a fabulous idea. I love it. I've done some chenille before, but you make it look so easy. I will be trying this as I have lots of panels. Did you say you could use 4 different panels as well? Wow! Thanks Laura
Thanks and you must use the same panels or you will not see the picture!
I love it! And it looks pretty easy too! Thank you!!!!
My goodness that is so adorable
thanks and thanks for watching
WoW! That looks like fun! Thank you 👍🏻
yes it is, I hope you give it a try!
Wow!!! Thnx for sharing this great method!
Brilliant! What an excellent, fun tutorial! Thank you. ❤️
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At first I thought she sure did a lot of knitting.Plus it looks real nice. But this is even faster and also very nice. I wonder how it will look on peacock panels? Have a nice week.
Oh that would be nice, I hope you make one and show me:)
Wow !!! It's so great ! Thank you . I love it
glad you liked it:)
great tutorial. Do we need to wash the panels before starting?
WOW!!!!! very well explained!!!!
I have just 2 matching panels (Red Cardinal in orchard) which is rather loud and not pretty. If I could chenille it would soften up and be pretty. But I don’t want to buy 1 or 2 more panels because that would increase the cost more than I’m willing to invest. Do you know if only 2 panels will work? Or perhaps try and fabric paint or piece a 3rd panel to similar colors, keeping it in the middle? Then one real panel is at bottom (not cut) and the others is at top. I can’t experiment with the panels, if it doesn’t work I will have wasted $25. Otherwise I’m not sure what to do with the panels. A lap quilt maybe but again the red cardinal is huge and bold. Any recommendations would be so appreciated. Your tutorials are always so precise without being long and tedious. Thank you!!!
From my experience I have found just two layers do not work well. You do not see the picture and the effect is not the same. However there's nothing saying you cannot try something different and see how it turns out. For example have the top and bottom layer the panels and put two layers of a solid color in between. Use the main background fabric as those two layers. I think perhaps it would be a softer look. It might be worth the try lol. You could be starting a whole new trend.
So adorable! Maybe next year!
keep it in mind for a baby quilt! So cute for baby quilts
Thank you for the wonderful video, it is so awesome...love your videos.
thank you it is always nice to hear from you. :)
Love your videos. Thank you.
superbe explication ! j'ai adoré et justement j'avais des panneaux dont je ne savais que faire merci beaucoup
Fiquei encantada com esse trabalho, lindo demais
Just learned to sew last week to help my mom make mask because of covid when we were in the fabric store I saw a bunch of quilts against the wall one was a baby quilt with a little sheep on it the whole thing was chenille like this it was so breathtaking I never really thought much about quilts until today iv always just painted or did fused glass but this whole thing has gotten me curious would chenille be to hard a place to start I just learned to sew but really thinking of getting into this do you know a good place to start this stuff is just so cool