I love love love this quilt, ordered the pattern and some Batik in purples. Can't wait to start this. Love doing stain glass quilts and the grapes are amazing. Thanks for the great tutorial.
This is super awesome way of the "stain glass " technique! Don't know if I will do my own quilt with the grape pattern but definitely making my own quilt with this method. Thanks so much! I wasn't really loving the bais tape idea.
I love what you are doing with this grapes window quilt. This is a fresh idea , you could teach this way of applique to so many of us. Keep up the good work!
You've done it again Rob. I love quilting and I love stainglass. Now i can do both because you've shown me an easier way. I have thought of your way several times but i find as I'm getting older I don't jump right in and just do it like I use too. I need to see for sure it can be done. Your the greatest.
This is awesome! I do stained glass, I have grapevines and I am a quilter. This hits all three "points of interest" for me and I love it. It truly looks like some of the stained glass work I have done and you have turned it into a quilt. I have been looking for a design to showcase my beloved grapevines and can't wait to do this one! I enjoy your videos so much. Your enthusiasm always makes me want to jump into whatever project you are showing us.
OMGOODENESS! !!! I am in love with this. I just found yesterday a picture of grapes that I was going to use as inspiration for who knows what, so seeing this rocked my world in a great way. I gotta make this. Just to find the time! Yikes, your genius is driving me nutso. As always your colors/fabric choices give me life!
I’ve had a stained glass pattern (for true stained glass work) that I have saved because I wanted to make it in fabric, but I just hated the whole idea of hand turned appliqué of such small pieces that it would take. THIS tutorial has put it ‘on the list’ to be worked on. THANK YOU. I wish I lived closer, I’d enjoy taking a class with you. Your energy is contagious even thru videos. PS-Never a pane in my glass! LOL
Rob your enthusiasm is infectious. I thought the quilt might be too complicated for me, but seeing you put it together it looked like a jigsaw puzzle and as is love them I think I must have a go. Thanks
Hi, Rob! My first ever quilt had a large appliquéd family tree. It was a gift for my dad. I swore I’d never do it again, but after watching you do this quilt and the poppy quilt, I’m excited to go be it another try!
I have been doing this technique for many years. I have know it as called: raw edge quilting and travel stitching. Beautiful design Rob, well done. Love your pattern.
Beautiful piece. I especially love how the batiks in the background look like glass with light coming through. It is amazing. I especially love these "painterly" type projects.
Rob, my hubby and I just love your energy, creativity and love for quilting. Thank you for designing this quilt. Just beautiful. I can't wait to start this one. Heck with those other UFO's!! lol
I learned how to create stained glass pieces before I learned how to piece a quilt. While I was learning how to piece a quilt, I kept thinking how it was just stained glass with fabric! I kept so many stained glass cartoons in hopes of being able to turn at least one of them into a quilt. You have definitely helped me to see now how I can do it! I LOVE this one, btw! Thanks!
Awesome. Looks hard but also fun. Thanks for sharing your techniques. Quilters are going to go crazy over this project. Can’t wait to view your next stain glass project.
I just came upon this video and the poppy flower video. LOVE this one. I found some amazing patterns by searching for stained glass patterns - rather than quilt patterns and then adjusted them to the concept of the stained glass quilt. It is a lot of fun and looks amazing Thanks Rob
This is the first time I have seen something like this ... Truly apiece of art. Never dreamed something like this could be done this way. I love it! Got to try it.
This is absolutely gorgeous and Wow! Great idea for that stained glass look!!!!!!! The possibilities are endless!!!!! Thank you so much for the tutorial!!!!!! You've goven me a great idea!!!!!
Thank you Rob!!! You put so much time, and yourself into everything you create. I love watching you and trying my hand at many of your projects. You struck my heart's desire with this one!!! A few projects to finish THEN I'm free to do this one.
This is just gorgeous! I have always loved stained glass and wanted to do it but I am afraid of the glass shards. Love batiks as well. So now, thanks to your genious, I can combine them to use some of the stained glass patterns that I have collected over the years to make wall quilts, table runners, pillows and even fabric lamp shades. Now I just have to save up to get your cutter and the fabrics I need. I am so excited to start this, thank you so much, you are awesome! Will be sure to send you pics of what I come up with. Subscribed so I do not miss any of your great ideas. Bless you!
Rob, this is just the best! Love your creativity, and this makes the appliqué not look so intimidating, but actually doable even for a beginner like me! Thanks!
Great tutorial Rob! I really like the contrast of this method vs the "lead" method. The "lead" method allows for a perfect 1/4" seam but this method really lets the organic nature of the grape vines come through the project.
I love this idea and can’t wait to try my own! Thank you for the great tutorial. Honestly, I thought of the idea just this morning, and now found these videos from you showing me how to do just what I envisioned!
Nice job on showcasing this method, and it has been around as a technique for awhile. (Books on the subject include a “rot iron” look very similar. I love the visual you show on the process and Good thoughts on the FMQ! With batik there is less fraying and of coarse the colors are gorgeous. Love that you used precut package to its advantage. Another method I’ve tried on the appliqué fabric is using a nylon thread in the bobbin to stitch the feature, like a grape, on fabric then iron the stitching to melt the nylon down on the background. Next trim close to the stitching,pull out the top thread. This gets the glue on the edge where it’s needed. A black fabric marker can also “touch up” any edges. That works for a printed fabric as well as a batik. Got the nylon thread from Superior Threads. Happy quilting!
This is gorgeous! The colors are so rich and deep, I love it! And it really doesn't look all that hard; I think using the black fabric for the 'canvas' makes it much easier. Thanks for another great tutorial, Rob!
Wow, wow, wow. My absolute most favorite you have done yet. I do not miss any of your videos. I am so intrigued by your work but very intimidated to try myself. This may be one that I might just try and overcome that fear of appliqué. Who knows may be my next summer project since I am a special needs teacher and I need much needed summer vacay projects. I am dying for one of your scissors T-shirts.
I would give my eye teeth *if they weren't pulled years ago for the sake of braces* to have your talent and confidence! This quilt is so amazing! You never cease to amaze me!
Beautiful! Rob this tutorial came at a perfect time I’m just planning the quilting on a “stained glass” panel. I will use the black lines to travel around the “glass”. Thanks!
Great use of negative space in this design! Love it. I also like how you just brush all the scraps on the floor... a practice I need to start to own. ;)
I enjoyed your new technique for stained glass. I am like you; I almost never follow a pattern with out some modification or total revamping. But I still appreciate the PDF for an idea. Thanks so much for you masculine spin on things. BTW I have two adult kids. Both were taught to sew during our homeschooling years. My son is the one who sews now.
Not a fond lover of applique but love this. I have a ScanNCut to cut all these tiny pieces. Can’t wait to do one of these. My mind is running wild with great ideas. Thanks. You do very well explaining this technique. Love all your videos.
This was great but I am not quite ready for something this detailed in quilting. I learned how to hand quilt when I lived overseas, and also learned to patchwork by hand. I love the concept, but will need something a bit easier to start out with in machine quiliting. Thank you so much for sharing. It is beautiful !!!
This is so beautiful!!😍 Especially from a distance it really looks like a stainglass window. the shades of purples and blues blend so well. Maybe you could do a series of it in all kind of colors 😉like with poppies in reds, a seaside view in blues and teals, an orangetree in orange🍊... I would absolutely love that. keep on designing! love from the Netherlands
Fantastically beautiful. Suitable for Thanksgiving feast. I love your videos and your way of showing and explaining everything. Thank you and keep it up. LG Gisela
I love love love this quilt, ordered the pattern and some Batik in purples. Can't wait to start this. Love doing stain glass quilts and the grapes are amazing. Thanks for the great tutorial.
Oh my word!!!!, no words!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This is super awesome way of the "stain glass " technique! Don't know if I will do my own quilt with the grape pattern but definitely making my own quilt with this method. Thanks so much! I wasn't really loving the bais tape idea.
I love what you are doing with this grapes window quilt. This is a fresh idea , you could teach this way of applique to so many of us. Keep up the good work!
Rob, you truly are an artist. Nancy Zeiman loved art quilts and landscape Quilting. She would have loved this technique. Really beautiful work
You are such a talented quilting artist. Always stretching our brains to try new things. Love it!!
Love your design and teaching.
This is fabulous! You have inspired me to do so much more than I ever could have thought of myself! Thank you! 💟💟💟
I love it. Beautiful colors.
This is the best sewing channel on UA-cam. You are amazingly talented.
Beautiful work, I have never seen anything like this.
You such an artist. Love it
Wow really artistic colour placement it's just so well done. Very beautiful, thanks for the video.
You've done it again Rob. I love quilting and I love stainglass. Now i can do both because you've shown me an easier way.
I have thought of your way several times but i find as I'm getting older I don't jump right in and just do it like I use too. I need
to see for sure it can be done. Your the greatest.
The colorful batiks were perfect for this. It is beautiful.
This is awesome! I do stained glass, I have grapevines and I am a quilter. This hits all three "points of interest" for me and I love it. It truly looks like some of the stained glass work I have done and you have turned it into a quilt. I have been looking for a design to showcase my beloved grapevines and can't wait to do this one! I enjoy your videos so much. Your enthusiasm always makes me want to jump into whatever project you are showing us.
Great concept and stunning results. Thanks
OMGOODENESS! !!! I am in love with this. I just found yesterday a picture of grapes that I was going to use as inspiration for who knows what, so seeing this rocked my world in a great way. I gotta make this. Just to find the time! Yikes, your genius is driving me nutso. As always your colors/fabric choices give me life!
I’ve had a stained glass pattern (for true stained glass work) that I have saved because I wanted to make it in fabric, but I just hated the whole idea of hand turned appliqué of such small pieces that it would take. THIS tutorial has put it ‘on the list’ to be worked on. THANK YOU. I wish I lived closer, I’d enjoy taking a class with you. Your energy is contagious even thru videos. PS-Never a pane in my glass! LOL
Rob your enthusiasm is infectious. I thought the quilt might be too complicated for me, but seeing you put it together it looked like a jigsaw puzzle and as is love them I think I must have a go. Thanks
That's beautiful.
Hi, Rob! My first ever quilt had a large appliquéd family tree. It was a gift for my dad. I swore I’d never do it again, but after watching you do this quilt and the poppy quilt, I’m excited to go be it another try!
I have been doing this technique for many years. I have know it as called: raw edge quilting and travel stitching. Beautiful design Rob, well done. Love your pattern.
Beautiful piece. I especially love how the batiks in the background look like glass with light coming through. It is amazing. I especially love these "painterly" type projects.
Rob, my hubby and I just love your energy, creativity and love for quilting. Thank you for designing this quilt. Just beautiful. I can't wait to start this one. Heck with those other UFO's!! lol
I learned how to create stained glass pieces before I learned how to piece a quilt. While I was learning how to piece a quilt, I kept thinking how it was just stained glass with fabric! I kept so many stained glass cartoons in hopes of being able to turn at least one of them into a quilt. You have definitely helped me to see now how I can do it! I LOVE this one, btw! Thanks!
Awesome. Looks hard but also fun. Thanks for sharing your techniques. Quilters are going to go crazy over this project. Can’t wait to view your next stain glass project.
This is amazing Rob! I never thought of using this technique before. Thank you so much. The possibilities are endless.
I just came upon this video and the poppy flower video. LOVE this one. I found some amazing patterns by searching for stained glass patterns - rather than quilt patterns and then adjusted them to the concept of the stained glass quilt. It is a lot of fun and looks amazing Thanks Rob
This is the first time I have seen something like this ... Truly apiece of art. Never dreamed something like this could be done this way. I love it! Got to try it.
This is fabulous. Love the idea of using the black as the background. Pure genius!
I'm relatively new to sewing and am not that confident. Watching your vids make me excited to try new things and this looks amazing! Thank you!
Beautiful quilt Rob! Love the colors and layout of this quilt.
Beautiful !! Like the concept of the 'lead light' it looks more user friendly then 1/4" system
This is absolutely gorgeous and Wow! Great idea for that stained glass look!!!!!!! The possibilities are endless!!!!! Thank you so much for the tutorial!!!!!! You've goven me a great idea!!!!!
So nice! Love this method !
What a SUPERB technique. Luuuove BOTH your design and the innovative strategy! Thank you.
Thank you Rob!!! You put so much time, and yourself into everything you create. I love watching you and trying my hand at many of your projects. You struck my heart's desire with this one!!! A few projects to finish THEN I'm free to do this one.
This is just gorgeous! I have always loved stained glass and wanted to do it but I am afraid of the glass shards. Love batiks as well. So now, thanks to your genious, I can combine them to use some of the stained glass patterns that I have collected over the years to make wall quilts, table runners, pillows and even fabric lamp shades. Now I just have to save up to get your cutter and the fabrics I need. I am so excited to start this, thank you so much, you are awesome! Will be sure to send you pics of what I come up with. Subscribed so I do not miss any of your great ideas. Bless you!
Wow! Absolutely stunning! I’ve always admired quilts like this on a black background. I can’t wait to get started! Thanks so much for the tutorial!
Rob, this is just the best! Love your creativity, and this makes the appliqué not look so intimidating, but actually doable even for a beginner like me! Thanks!
So beautiful!
Beautiful. Love it.
I love this quilt. Great job Rob!
Great tutorial Rob! I really like the contrast of this method vs the "lead" method. The "lead" method allows for a perfect 1/4" seam but this method really lets the organic nature of the grape vines come through the project.
I make stained glass as well as quilts. This is genius. I love it
Rob, that is a beautiful piece of artwork and excellent fabric selection for it. Great work.
I love this idea and can’t wait to try my own! Thank you for the great tutorial. Honestly, I thought of the idea just this morning, and now found these videos from you showing me how to do just what I envisioned!
Nice job on showcasing this method, and it has been around as a technique for awhile. (Books on the subject include a “rot iron” look very similar. I love the visual you show on the process and Good thoughts on the FMQ! With batik there is less fraying and of coarse the colors are gorgeous. Love that you used precut package to its advantage.
Another method I’ve tried on the appliqué fabric is using a nylon thread in the bobbin to stitch the feature, like a grape, on fabric then iron the stitching to melt the nylon down on the background. Next trim close to the stitching,pull out the top thread. This gets the glue on the edge where it’s needed. A black fabric marker can also “touch up” any edges. That works for a printed fabric as well as a batik. Got the nylon thread from Superior Threads.
Happy quilting!
The quilt looks so beautiful.. Love the colors.
Thank you Rob. this is such a beautiful quilt! I love your Technique, your colors and the new way of doing stained glass! Absolutely beautiful
This is soooo gorgeous!!! Perfect fabric choices as well. Wow!!!
Absolutely stunning Rob! Another masterpiece!!!
Fantastic Rob!! This was an inspiring project to learn from concept to execution! Respecting the negative space to make the lead is a great approach.
This is gorgeous! The colors are so rich and deep, I love it! And it really doesn't look all that hard; I think using the black fabric for the 'canvas' makes it much easier. Thanks for another great tutorial, Rob!
My opinion, STUNNING! You are such an artist...
Love it, love it, love it ! Fabulous way to do a stained glass effect. Good on you.
Love the piece and the way you described the way to do it. I always enjoy your videos.
Love love love! This is awesome sauce!
Wow, wow, wow. My absolute most favorite you have done yet. I do not miss any of your videos. I am so intrigued by your work but very intimidated to try myself. This may be one that I might just try and overcome that fear of appliqué. Who knows may be my next summer project since I am a special needs teacher and I need much needed summer vacay projects. I am dying for one of your scissors T-shirts.
Looks easier than I expected. Still not easy. Beautiful ❤️
Absolutely beautiful quilt. Easy technique. Thanks for sharing!
This is fabulous. I was so oh ah wow brilliant! Thanks for sharing. Your hand cutting tool is new to me.
I would give my eye teeth *if they weren't pulled years ago for the sake of braces* to have your talent and confidence! This quilt is so amazing! You never cease to amaze me!
Outstanding and beautiful grape saint glass quilt. Love it.
Wow, That is such a beautiful quilt. I've Often wondered why this technic wasn't used before. Glad you discovered it.
Thank you Rob for all your knowledge and helpful tips. I just got this pattern and this will be my first quilt.
Stunning! A great technique that I'm sure I'll use. Thanks, Rob!
Beautiful wall hanging and fun technique!
Beautiful! Rob this tutorial came at a perfect time I’m just planning the quilting on a “stained glass” panel. I will use the black lines to travel around the “glass”. Thanks!
Beautiful quilt and I love the technique! Nice to step out of the box from time to time!
Great show. Clear presentation. Nice pattern. Love the enthusiasm!
Wow! This really hit a chord with me. I think I have found my new favourite. Thanks so much for the inspiration. You're The Bomb!!!
Awesome! Beautiful piece Rob! Love your videos!
Awesome projects loved it
love this concept, easier than other methods. thanks for your creativity
Absolutely gorgeous and inspiring quilt!
Holy moly , this is fantastic!!!!!
Right?! Gorgeous!
Great use of negative space in this design! Love it. I also like how you just brush all the scraps on the floor... a practice I need to start to own. ;)
I enjoyed your new technique for stained glass. I am like you; I almost never follow a pattern with out some modification or total revamping. But I still appreciate the PDF for an idea. Thanks so much for you masculine spin on things. BTW I have two adult kids. Both were taught to sew during our homeschooling years. My son is the one who sews now.
Thank you Rob. The quilt is stunning. Blessings.
I love it this is so beautiful. I love stained glass and he grapes make it so pretty.
Not a fond lover of applique but love this. I have a ScanNCut to cut all these tiny pieces. Can’t wait to do one of these. My mind is running wild with great ideas. Thanks. You do very well explaining this technique. Love all your videos.
A beautiful design! Love the technique!
this looks SO fun! can't wait to try this technique.
This was great but I am not quite ready for something this detailed in quilting. I learned how to hand quilt when I lived overseas, and also learned to patchwork by hand. I love the concept, but will need something a bit easier to start out with in machine quiliting. Thank you so much for sharing. It is beautiful !!!
This is so beautiful!!😍 Especially from a distance it really looks like a stainglass window. the shades of purples and blues blend so well. Maybe you could do a series of it in all kind of colors 😉like with poppies in reds, a seaside view in blues and teals, an orangetree in orange🍊... I would absolutely love that. keep on designing! love from the Netherlands
stunning, love it
this looks awesome. I just love your way of making quilts.
How awsome! This is so fantastic, I love it! Your fabric selection is everytime amazing. Thanks so much for sharing 🤗
This is amazing! I haven't done an applique quilt yet, but this may be the one to kick me into gear!
This is an awesome quilt and great stain glass Idea. I love it!
I'm so in love with this!! I think the technique is amazing....
So beautiful
Fantastically beautiful. Suitable for Thanksgiving feast. I love your videos and your way of showing and explaining everything. Thank you and keep it up. LG Gisela
I think I just found my project for the November retreat. Great project!
Stunning, loved it!
Ursula
Loved this tutorial. Great pattern too.!
That is awesome Rob!! Thank you so much.
Love your design. Fantastic video. I learned a lot Thank you and can't wait for the next one.
THIS IS BRILLIANT