Just a quick tip: best to stagger or offset your seems when stacking strip sets for cutting. Putting them right on top of each other so that the seems align can mess with your cutting and your measurements.
First time I see this pattern; I even had to look closely to see how the big blocks made the quilt pattern; seems easy enough for beginners -- I love it.
Thanks for this tutorial. I love the vintage look and although this quilt looks complicated, it’s pretty simple and would be a joy to make. It’s now on my to do list! ❤️
I know this is an older video, but I just found it...if you see this question/comment, I tried to access the links within the video description box and neither of them worked. I really like this video and would love to access the quilt pattern for an upcoming project I need to work on. Are there possible working links? Thanks!
Love your videos. Simple and informative. This may not be the right time to ask, but when I try to get on your web site, the sign in and tools is taking up over half of the screen and I can't shop or see anything else. Am I doing something wrong. I would really like to see your web site.
I love a quilt pattern like this where I can do them with chain stitching and not have to be so exacting in choosing the patches. Additionally, I can do the snow-ball blocks as leader's and enders of a different block so I don't have to cut my thread and yet be working on this quilt and another one at the same time. Using less thread, effort, and time means more bed quilts that can be made for people. Yippee! And you're right, to a non-quilter it looks complex (more interesting) but easy for even a beginning quilter. I have more fabric than I have time for, so don't need a complete kit; can you tell us if this will be in a Quilting Quickly magazine and what month's issue? Thanks!
Just a quick tip: best to stagger or offset your seems when stacking strip sets for cutting. Putting them right on top of each other so that the seems align can mess with your cutting and your measurements.
First time I see this pattern; I even had to look closely to see how the big blocks made the quilt pattern; seems easy enough for beginners -- I love it.
Thanks for this tutorial. I love the vintage look and although this quilt looks complicated, it’s pretty simple and would be a joy to make. It’s now on my to do list! ❤️
Tha KS loved your show..I truly miss f I need and porter..why no shows for quilters.very sorry...
Thank you for the tutorial. The quilt is beautiful I plan to make one
Enjoy your tutorials
A great block to learn how to join the squares together so the seams match.
Beautiful!
Very nice! simple but beautiful! Great tutorial and Colleen You explain so clearly Thank You Happy Easter
Sorry I'm slow getting thru the comments - Hope you are having a peaceful summer:)
Deb C You should make a video on your quilts
it doesnt work ahhhhhhhhh
Thank you for this tutorial and all the other ones you make. I look forward to viewing as they some on line.
love this!|
Hermoso proyecto, muchas gracias por la explicación tan clara. Saludos desde Colombia.
I enjoyed this tutorial
I know this is an older video, but I just found it...if you see this question/comment, I tried to access the links within the video description box and neither of them worked. I really like this video and would love to access the quilt pattern for an upcoming project I need to work on. Are there possible working links? Thanks!
like this
NO patterns????
Where do I get this pattern?
Love your videos. Simple and informative. This may not be the right time to ask, but when I try to get on your web site, the sign in and tools is taking up over half of the screen and I can't shop or see anything else. Am I doing something wrong. I would really like to see your web site.
I love a quilt pattern like this where I can do them with chain stitching and not have to be so exacting in choosing the patches. Additionally, I can do the snow-ball blocks as leader's and enders of a different block so I don't have to cut my thread and yet be working on this quilt and another one at the same time. Using less thread, effort, and time means more bed quilts that can be made for people. Yippee! And you're right, to a non-quilter it looks complex (more interesting) but easy for even a beginning quilter. I have more fabric than I have time for, so don't need a complete kit; can you tell us if this will be in a Quilting Quickly magazine and what month's issue? Thanks!
+newbeequilter Quilting Quickly July/August 2015
What size is this quilt?
Where do you purchase the 30's reproductions at? Thanks
Lonnie Riley you can purchase online. Fabricdepot.com comes to mind.