Christmas Quilt - The EyeletLace Quilt from Kindred Quilt Co.
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
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I so enjoy your videos. Of course, I especially appreciate this one because the quilter you mentioned is my daughter. I am so proud of her. She works hard with her customer in an effort to make their journey a delight.
Oh how wonderful, Jeannie! ❤️ She did an especially good job with this one! 🤩
I just finished a quilt I started 20 years ago. No guilt. It's wasted emotion. Just joy that it's done. 😂
As a very new quilter, for my first quilt, I decided to make twin bed quilts for my 2 boys. I finally finished a baby sized quilt from those blocks for my 3rd child. Lol
I'm still working on a quilt I started when we were expecting our first child 37 yrs ago. Gulp! But I'm going to take your advice on 'no guilt' and persevere - it's all by hand too. "Wasted emotion" so true and thank you.
I have been collecting shirts for a quilt, especially linen shirts for a linen quilt, for 25 years. Only after finding this channel did I find the missing puzzle piece: I had put them away washed, but I needed to remove the seams. Now my linen quilt and some pieced bags from shirts and beautiful many colored denim pants are underway! All I needed was to turn them into usable fabric Before putting them away! I keep sharing this story here and with IRL friends because it has made such a difference in my life and my quilting life. Such joy ✨
What a wonderful perspective and a great reminder! Congratulations on your finished quilt! ❤️
Day late in watching, but love sitting here in the stillness of the morning watching your videos. Your enthusiasm always brings a smile to my face, the quilt is wonderful and love the long arm pattern. Keep doing what your doing
I love listening to you wax poetic about quilting. I can always tell how much you love it by the way you talk. Every single one of your videos is a joy to watch and rewatch because listening to you is a joy.
Oh my goodness, Diana! Thank you! ❤️
Cathy, I really enjoyed your quilting story. It is interesting when you say "this shirt was perfect for quilt making". When I go to the thrift store I catch myself talking to me asking "I wonder if that would look good in a quilt" ?? You have the right mindset to think about the colors. I have a hard time with that. I think that is why I love scrappy quilts. Hope you have a GREAT week ahead !!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Adore this quilt! So special and meaningful for your family. 🎄
Such a special story that will travel with the quilt and on whomever lap it rests.❤
Such a pretty quilt! And the quilting is perfect!
I really like all aspects of the quilt.... but I LOVE the red striped binding! I'm glad you stuck with it even though it was a challenge and will think twice about that type of binding again. Nicely done, nicely done.
LOL! How about that!! 🤩😍
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I love that you made a “present” on the back to represent each family member!!! Great idea ❤️💚🖤💙
Your Christmas quilt is beautiful. The quilting is very pretty. Love the back.
How I love your stories! They, like your quilts, are special and part of your joy in quilting. Interesting how the story is evolving and we are not aware until the quilt is complete, or not. It's just so wonderful. Keep quilting and sharing your stories. Both bring you and us so much joy. 🎉😊🎉
Thank you, Paula. You have the kindest heart.❤️
Your Christmas quilt has such an interesting history. It is a beautiful quilt front and back. I love how everyone in your family were part of choosing their favorite fabric for the back. It adds to the "family" part of the quilt and is a fun part of the quilt's history.
Love this quilt! I love how you put color together! 🎉❤
Maybe the longarmers love the challenge of ...... you! LOL I love your striped binding!! And it is a beautiful quilt. Congratulations for completing it!
Sylvie, I'm pretty sure longarmers don't love the challenges I bring--but I'm fortunate that I have some great ones that are willing to tackle my quilts anyway!! 😂
I enjoyed watching this! So glad it’s finally completely finished!!! Yay!
Santa is at my house! It's a crazy windy winter night here, and just as you're talking about the Santa shirt with his bell, the wind blows my front door brass bell!! Timing couldn't have been better! Santa's here lol!!
Congratulations!!! It’s always so satisfying to take a quilty idea to the finish line. There was a day in the 1990s when I filed a ‘house’ quilt away because of an illness. Long ‘quilt story’ short, I finally finished it in 2024…label and all.
Thank you! It IS so satisfying--I can imagine even more so for a quilt that had been filed away for so long! 🤩❤️
I love a striped binding, too! Don’t hand sew, but add a flange and machine bind. Just let me know and I’d be delighted to do your striped bindings in the future!
J, I just might take you up on that offer! 😘
LOVE this quilt story. Made me smile and laugh so much. I have projects that have had the same kind of journey. Love your Christmas quilt!
I just love your quilty adventures! The Christmas Quilt is absolutely gorgeous!
I love this quilt - it turned out so lovely . You always put so much thought into your quilts and I think that’s why they turn out so nicely. I, on the other hand, jump in head first and then stall out on what to do next. 😅.
Thanks, Peg! ❤️ I do think SO MUCH about my quilts, but I stall out, too, because sometimes I don't think through the whole quilt--just the step I'm on in the moment!
Looks wonderful, I always say good things take time - yes life’s events take centre stage 😊❤
Oh my, Cathy, you have a unique kind of quilting talent. I almost feel like I could pick out your quilts among a bevy of quilts. I have a feeling that pattern would be beautiful to flip it around and create it on a black background with white eyelets. It would look like “snowflakes” at night time. P S I hope you successfully beat back that melanoma. ❤️❤️
Donna, I think you're right...a dark background would be so lovely! And yes, after melanoma removal, I've had no more signs of it--thank you! ❤️
I love your christmas quilt. It was all worth the wait.
Thank you for sharing. Beautiful quilt.
I just love listening to the inside of your head! Losing steam I think is quite a common event for quilters. Good for you to finish. The finish line remains undated (I’m pretty sure!!!!) XOXOX
Thank you, Anne! And I agree--the creative process often comes with totally losing interest in a project! (although I wish it didn't!)
Hi Cathy!
This was a great story about the journey of your Family’s Christmas Quilt…and it’s just the beginning! It would be a lovely addition to create a journal that can be passed on to future generations. You could begin with your story* that you shared today, and a new entry could be made when it is passed on to another family household.
*Not necessarily written by you.
Thank you and stay well!
Muskoka ON 🇨🇦
Thank you, Pat!
The stream train whistle is everything
Ev.er.y.thing.😂
It seems that things happened just the way they were supposed to😊I love striped binding and the quilt !!
Your Christmas quilt is beautiful, and I too love making my backing a statement piece. Love the Christmas gift packages on the backside, well done. I’m actually just getting ready to start a Christmas quilt for my sister, fabrics are ready for the cutting. Maybe just maybe I’ll put gifts on the backside. 😁 Thanks for sharing your process. 👍❤️🙂
This quilt is truly beautiful--
Love your Christmas quilt! And you’re 5 months early for Christmas!!! 😁👍🏼
Shannon, right?!? 🤩
The binding is really the cherry on the cake! Love it! I've learned something: it's useless to stress to finish a project as Christmas always return 😂
It's so true--thank goodness Christmas always comes back around again!🎅🏻🎄
You are so right about the long arm quilting process! I love big unpieced backs and I cannot lie!
I'm sure you laughed and eye-rolled and face-palmed about that back--but isn't that amazing that Laura got it centered AND square?!
From now on the background train whisle will play in my mind when I look at the started pile here. LOL
LOL! Me too!!😂
Love your quilt. I bought the pattern and made the quilt when you auditioned it a while ago. One of my favourite quilts. You are right, it takes a lot of background.
So. Much. Background! But I'm glad you love yours too! ❤️
I had forgotten about this one, although now I see it, I do remember you starting it. Beautiful!
I absolutely love this quilt! Front and back with stripes💓💓💓💓 I have aUFO or two as well. Don’t we all.🤪 we all have life interruptions and we need to allow peace as much as possible. I too had melanoma on my arm at the same time my husband broke his neck… life happens. Currently I had cataract surgery and can’t see to sew. ☹️. But like you my head is spinning on what to work on next. Our roller coaster will probably continue but have fun on the journey and enjoy yourself and your family as you love all you can! 💓
Sally, it's so true: Life happens! I'm sorry that you can't see to sew right now but it sounds like you'll be ready once your vision comes back in full!❤️
Totally unrelated to Christmas… But kind of like Christmas in July. My husband‘s favorite white linen button-down shirt had an unfortunate accident. I was actually happily pleased when I couldn’t get the stain out. I now have a linen shirt to use for an upcoming project.
Love it!!! Love it all!!! Would be so cute to add little gift tags with your names on the presents!
What a great idea! 🤓👍🏻
Maybe a bow on top of that present too !?!?!?
Love the Christmas quilt! I am a slow binder, but honestly I am a slow quilter. With the quilting, much of the slowness has to do with my being an overthinker! But that’s ok! Great job!
I think "overthinking" has gotten a bad rap as of late---sometimes it's just thoughtfulness and attention to detail. Wanting to make a quilt that matches the vision in our heads is never a bad thing, in my opinion!❤️
Happy Friday Cathy, this quilt is amazing and the backing makes it so very special. Beautiful job! Now is definitely the time to start Christmas projects, but when it’s in high 90 low hundreds for me it’s hard to get motivated. Hmmm, maybe get out my Carpenters Christmas CD 🤔🧑🏻🎄🤶🏻
Debbie, I agree--that 90+ degree weather saps me of all my energy ANYWAY, but especially any motivation for wintry projects!😱
Oh Cathy, it is so beautiful! 😍
Beautiful quilt! So happy that you shared the final view. I bought this pattern based on your recommendation. I need to get busy making it!
Thanks, Lisa! ❤️ Just know that (if you're using shirts) it's not worth it for the background---save yourself some time and energy and buy yardage (or a sheet) for your background! 🤓😱🤩
Thanks for reminding me! I have one that needs to be finished.....I do not want to do it but have too much time and money in it to not finish it now. Yours is beautiful!
Thank you, Carolyn! You won't regret getting yours out and finishing it, I bet!
You have made so many quilts! The amount of work you accomplish is amazing! Do you keep a journal of your quilts? I have found several duvets lately, so I am ruminating about what to do, now that I have backs! LOL. One duvet is (hear Angel trumpets) beautiful linen. I can't believe I got it for $10.00. I did a thrifters excited jump up and down.
Your Christmas quilt is really perfect for your family. You could write gift/name tags for each present, with "love from mom"...
Diane, I bet you DID jump up and down--I would have squealed! I don't keep a journal of my quilts (just a list) but I'm fortunate because I have this video record of all them because of the YT channel! ❤️
Love the quilt and the story! I bought that pattern about a year ago and haven’t had the chance to make it. Have so much on my plate that comes first, but am soooo looking forward to making it! I love your rendition! I’m so excited to know that Moda has a color swatch card! I previously purchased the Kona swatch card, but have found that every time I’m working with solids, i often end up with some Moda and some Kona, and i simply prefer the Moda… to the point I’ve decided not to buy Kona anymore if i can help it. I’m going yo locate and purchase that Moda swatch card. 😍 (I gave the Kona card to my local quilt shop)
Great story, beautiful beautiful Quilt❣ I'm sure You would have taken the same tight woven fabric for the binding even if you had known about the little difficulty of hand stitching as it's a perfect match :)
Sue, you're so right! 100% would have done it even knowing it would be more work! 😘
I did a baby quilt without a pattern, pieced the front, used a panel (first time) with borders on the back. And I realized it may be a challenge so I made sure they understood that if they didn’t think they could do it just let me know, that I would find the time to do it myself. They wanted to try so I let them have at it. Picked it up and the back was so off center. 😬 I didn’t say anything, came home and spent a couple days picking the entire thing out and ended up quilting it myself. To be fair, she is newer to long arming. She is the daughter in law to my regular long arm quilter who passed away last year. It’s definitely a learning process for us all.
Your Christmas quilt it beautiful! ❤
Oh my goodness, Veronica! What a story! 😱 I've done something similar---it's no fun picking out quilting, but getting a quilt the way you want it is WORTH IT.❤️
@@TheCatBirdQuilts , absolutely. It was a gift, and I could have never given it to them like that. 😬
Yeah. Cannot wait. But will.
❤❤❤Lovely, lovely quilt! I always hand sew my binding as well… I wonder if doing a bias on those high thread count fabrics would help make the hand stitching easier?? 🤔
Oh I bet it would! Clever girl! 🤓😘
New subscriber from Ontario, Canada. You are so inspiring. I have 35 plus years of fashion sewing under my belt but I would like to start quilting. I am and have been an avid thrifter. Maybe a silly and obvious question “do you launder your shirts before using, you don’t mention this but I am assuming you do? Love your channel. ❤️🇨🇦
I do laundry them--often on hot, almost always with vinegar in the wash (to get scents and other chemical residues out) and I dry them either on warm or hot! You never know what a thrift store item has been through--always good to give it a clean start!😘
Watch Tula Pinks video on how to do striped binding (KH)
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I am. 🤓😊