Make a "Tiny Wonky Stars" quilt with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star (Video Tutorial)
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Jenny shows us how to make an adorable Tiny Wonky Stars Quilt using 1 roll of 2.5 inch strips of precut fabric (jelly roll) and yardage. She also demonstrates chain piecing, finger pressing, and how to square a block. Get supplies by clicking the link below:
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Learn to sew with Jenny Doan as she teaches quilting tutorials from the heart. She’s the smiling face of Missouri Star Quilt Company! Stitching together simplified quilts full of love and laughter, Jenny makes quilting friendlier than ever before. With over half a million UA-cam subscribers and more than 150 million views to date, she has sparked enthusiasm for quilting across the globe.
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Fabulous😊 Waking up on a Friday morning in England, rain pouring I snuggle in bed with a cup of tea watching your tutorials. They always inspire and you are a really great teacher. I am a bona fide Missouri Starlet!!
+claire heawood That sounds like a wonderful morning! :)
I just turned onTVv to watch PBS channel 8 in Nashville to watch Sewing with Nancy and there was Jenny, I had to look at the tv menu to see if I was still on UA-cam from last night, but no, there you are on PBS. How nice, you are a sewing STAR!
Jenny, I just love watching your Videos. Since i became disabled, i started sewing off & on since
year 2011. I was once a truck driver & in one month time i became ill. I worked all of my life & when I
came in off of the road in 2011. I was going a little stir crazy just sitting here. So, i started sewing. Just thought
i would share a little bit about me. But, besides that. I have learned allot by watching your videos. You
have been an inspiration in my life, even tho we have never met. This past year my Cancer came back & of
course i stopped sewing & then packed everything away. Just these past two days. I have been bringing
all of my sewing equipment back out & so I am wanting to get back into sewing again. Well, anyway. I
just thought I let you know how much you have touched my life by watching your videos. Have a bless day.
Thank you so much for sharing your inspirational story with us Osmon! You're a wonderful example to us all, and we're so glad you have started sewing again! We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Thank you So much for your thoughts and Prayers. Have a bless day!!
Praying for healing for you. Try to do something you love. It will help the healing process. My husband survived stage 4 melanoma. During his treatment he was encouraged to work on a hobby for stress relief. At a minimum I hope you continue to watch Jenny's wonderful uplifting tutorials. She is such a blessing!
here's a really good idea. vary the spacing between stars to make a random look. then quilt it with stars and lines connecting the stars. you could even quilt planets and moons. but the genius of this quilt is the way the pieced stars are floating in that white space. it's a real opportunity for some stunning quilting.
+BenjJr Graham That's so true. So many fun options! :)
This would also look cute with bright print square scraps for the centres, and these 'Magic Colors' bright neon read-like-solids coloured jelly roll strips (or actual solids, like a Kona brights jelly roll) for the "star legs"... and I'll bet you could get more spiky/long-angled star points if you didn't cut the coloured strips into 2.5" squares beforehand, but just laid the long 2.5" strips along the white/background squares until they cover the sides. LOVE IT! Thanks for the funky tute, Jenny! ~Diana from Toronto
Since retiring a year ago Friday mornings with Jenny is a MUST! 😀
Gee those are beautiful. Love ‘em and so stunning with the crisp white background. Great job Jenny.
Hi Jenny. I talk to you every Friday. In saying, "Well I wonder what Jenny has for me this Friday." As usual you never disappoint. I have seen this block before, but not on this level. Thank you so much for making my Friday fun..
+Sharon Anderson You're so sweet, Sharon. Thanks so much!
I love this quilt! The first thing that came to my mind when I saw it was a comic book - the stars around a character after they got bonked on the head. This is an awesome kid's quilt, no matter their age; and fun to make. Thank you, Jenny!
I just love Fridays, Jenny
Thank you
Thank you Jenny! Love this quilt! And more importantly, what a wonderful gift to your grand. She will be wrapped in your love each night as she starts on this new adventure.
Hello, love this Tiny Wonky 🌟 Star with the different colours & white 😁 this will make a lovely baby or child's quilt 💕 Erica x
The stars look like so much fun. It's like an Easter egg hunt or hunting for shells along the beach each one is prettier then the last and just like snowflakes each one is different....
Oh my goodness .....Jenny, you have ( along with everyone else who works for MSQC ) done it again. I LOVE this quilt tutorial ! I have been away for months ( due to illness ) and have really missed my weekly " dose" of Jenny's awesome tutorials ! I think this would be a great quilt made with dark blue ...so that the stars look like the universe as well. Again, thanks so much MSQC .......and Jenny !
+J. Dorer-Russell The dark blue sounds good. I think a dark blue with sparkles would be pretty.
I am going to try to make a few blocks with the dark blue to see if I like it.....
+J. Dorer-Russell Oh yes, that would be so cute! We had the thought to do navy with yellow stars and then arrange them in the form of your favorite constellations! :)
So look forward to Friday mornings and Jenny;s new videos! Thanks MSQ.
Love it!!! The quilting really makes the stars pop!!
That is beautiful. It would look incredible with a black background with neon coloured stars. I love it. Lee xx
+Crafty Loops That would be adorable!
I adore wonky stars and those little ones are too cute!! Lovely quilt for a lucky granddaughter : )
What an awesome use of the jelly roll again! I see this in batiks and a black back ground for the night time sky! Would be a great child's quilt! Thanks for another one to go on "the list!"
+Tracey Honig Yes that would be a gorgeous combination!!!
What a fun and versatile pattern! I could see this done with a monochromatic theme, scrappy style with vintage prints, modern bright solids with a text or low volume background . . . really so many possibilities! What a great tutorial! Thanks Jenny for another winner!
luv this. I'm making a night barn theme quilt for my granddaughter these will go great. She luvs stars. Thank you Jenny.
+Mary Schwieters How fun! Love it!
Fab scrappy project, with a lot of background solid (or near-solid). Great quick quilt that looks great with bright colours! (or any colourway, as long as the background contrasts greatly with the star legs. Thanks for another great tute, MSQC~!
I have tons and tons of 2.5” squares from previous projects. Looks like I’ll be making wonky stars this afternoon!
This is so fantastic, so going to try this and make in black and look like the night sky. Thank you so much for sharing and inspiring x
+Sue Spiers That will look great! Some glow-in-the dark thread would be a fun touch too!
+Missouri Star Quilt Company just told my son about the glow in the dark thread idea and got the biggest smile, thank you again, great ideas and truly inspirational, would never have thought about glow in the dark thread x
Love the wonky stars Jenny. Must try these blocks♥️🇦🇺
Thank you so much, for this video. I like the quickness of putting it together.
Love your videos. Always look forward to watching the new ones. Wish I would get busy and actually do some of these instead of just watching!!!
This is really lovely. Having the stars small and spaced apart really makes it specially. I'm sure your granddaughter will love taking this quilt with her.
Love this quilt!!! and I will quilted with glow in the dark thread!!! I am sure my boys will love it!
Thank you I made 2 baby quilt .. easy and beautiful .. I do lots of quilt you. 🥰
Perfect for using two and a half inch scraps. Beautiful quilt, thank you.
I love to see your videos! It's apparent you love what you do and that makes me feel happy and that all right with the world! Keep doing what you do!
I love this cute MSQC wonky star quilt. And I love Wilmington prints. I have a few charm packs destined to be in my wonky star quilt very soon. Thank you!! 💙
Cute! Bet this would be pretty with a dark gray or black background too.
Love the tiny wonky stars Jenny!! Can't wait to make them!
I wasnt sure i liked the quilt, but this is soooo cute.
OMG!! I love it. Another great tutorial, you are awesome Jenny. I love you.....
New to quilting. Love this idea. Cannot wait to try it, although I am leaning towards a darker blue background - so many pretty colors at MSQ to choose from. Thank you, Jenny, for a great tutorial.
This is exactly what I love!! Simple, color on white background! Amazing!! Thanks Jenny! ~M
I have just recently started quilting. I have made 4 quilts using your tutorials. Love Love them. This is sooo cute. I'm going to make it with varying colors of blue.
What a great pattern! I love the way these stars to together so easily
Now Misty must have made one like this cuz I just saw a pic/video of her with one on her lap, and the dog coming up to her. Has anyone else seen it. Stunning quilt. Nothing like a white background with crisp vibrant colours in it.
Love this adorable quilt! Thanks Jenny!
Oh my stars :) I'm squealing like a girl... LOVE this! :) and... AND... using one of your Pigma pens writing family names or messages or whatever in the centers of the stars. SO much fun!! Thank you for yet another winner! :)
and "this little star of mine, I'm gonna let it shine!" :)
+queenopearls That's such a fun idea!!
My favorite star!
I'm left handed as well, lefty's are creative 😊
+Mary Hannah Go lefty's!!
Hello Jenny, love the colourful Tiny Wonky Stars with the plain white for this Quilt 🌟 this would also make a great Baby Quilt or play mat 😁 Erica x
What an awesome quilt. Jenny makes the process look so easy. I can not wait to get started. :)
Thank you so much for responding to me. Appreciate it very much. I live in the Caribbean, so I'll have to check it out to see if it's affordable right now. Blessings to you & keep up the good work.
Such a darling quilt. Love the endless possibilities of spacing, quilting and colors on this one!
I just finished the top of the quilt. It looks really pretty! My daughter loves it. Let's see how I finish it...
Thank you so much! This is an awesome quilt. I get so excited every time I see a new video.!
ooOOOOooooo, I like this even more than the big Wonky Star quilt, and I LOVE that one! Plus with the blizzard coming this weekend, I know what I'm going to be doing on my singer 66-1 treadle machine.
+Laura Jean Rusin Yay!! It sounds like a great week!
Love love love Wonky Stars and you make the tutorials so easy!
I love this quilt! and when it's broken down into stages, it couldn't be more simple! thank you Jenny for such informative and inspirational tutorials.
Finally started cutting my Kona today for my very first quilt. I love the Magic Colors Gems so I'm using them too! I'm so excited!! Thanks Jenny for another awesome tutorial. Cheers ~M
I love this! The wonky stars look so much fun to make! I am going to use a white jelly roll to make my 2 1/2" white squares. :)
Thanks so much for another great tute!! :)
Good Idea!
Another adorable quilt Jenny! I had no idea you cut down the leg block like that! I am going to have to make this one.
+Pamela Small I'm so glad you were able to learn something from this one! Thanks for watching! I hope you do get to try this one out! :)
Pretty cool!! I bookmarked this so I can find it easy. Definitely want to make this. Good idea Jenny. You are the best.
LOVE THIS!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wait-you made 120 wee blocks?!! Amazing!
Love the stars and love the quilter!
This would also be so cute with a wonky pinwheel star in between by wonky snowballing the corners of the blocks! That would be a good use for those cut off colored pieces.
+Kim Roman That sounds so fun! We'd love to see if you try it out!!
I love my Missouri Star 2.5" wide ruler. So handy.
Great and easily explained instructions. Makes me want order now for supplies! Thanks!
i have this northern lights fabric i bought while in yellowknife this summer and have been saving it for just the right project. that on a jet black background will look like the stars in the north. i hope its what i am envisioning. thank you
+rachelle pare That sounds great!! I love it!
I love the Tiny stars quilt. Thanks for such a nice video. I'm going to make the Tiny Star quilt blocks and then add a 3/4" sashing to the blocks. Then sew them together to make a little quilt for the NICU at the hosp. near me. I will be able to make 2 of these quilts out of a pack of my charm squares. These small quilts are for laying over the isolletes to keep the bright lights out of the babies eyes. I made 2 little quilts with one Minion charm charm pack. I watched your video for the quilt that has the sevens and ells. Sorry I can't remember the name of the quilt right off hand. But the Minion quilts are so cute and the Tiny Stars quilts will be so cute too.
+Irene Foss That sounds like a wonderful plan!! We'd love to see when you finish it! :)
This is a bucket list item for me to accomplish!! Just love it!
It's really cute. I'm more of a straight, even, everything matches kind of quilter, but I can make these all identical. The colors are beautiful.
They're cute little wonkers!
I just love this one! I want to try it with a black background and the fun space quilting from MSQC for my son!
Jenny, This an absolutely great way to use up all those small triangle scraps in your basket. What an idea! Lets use all our scraps up if possible, right? Thanks.
+ella prevette Yes, we love scrapbusters! It gives us an excuse to save our scraps, right??? ;)
how great is this!! love it
Another home run! Thank you for such a wonderful quilt pattern and set of ideas!!!
+Donna Hewitt Thanks for watching!!
What a lovely idea Jenny! It looks so fresh and happy! Thank you so very much from Australia.
This would be amazing done with gold or yellow stars on navy blue! A fabulous night sky!
+Claire K-P Yes, absolutely! You could even arrange it to look like your favorite constellations! :)
What a fun fun quilt. Next on my list :)
Another for my to-do list!
Great tips on cutting!
jenny again a great vedio
Oh my how do you do it, one MORE quilt I just have to try......you make my head swim!!!!! love the white space
I wish I was half this confident in my cuts!!
Maravilhoso, alegre e moderno! Obrigada pela aula. Adorei.
awesome as usual! thanks and what a fun quilt to make.
My next quilt for sure!! Right after i do up the three I hav cut out ready to sew haahaa
Love it can't wait to try it!
I am going to make a baby quilt, thank you for the pattern idea
Just wondering if you trim off the back of the star after you sew the color square to the white. Love the quilt . Would make a great baby quilt. Just think how many you would get from a pack of strips!
+sydneybeanpug That's a great question. There's really no need to trim it, so we left it! :)
It also makes a lovely baby blanket.
Thank you Jenny you inspired again.
love, love, love it!
The stars would be a great use of scrap fabric.
oh, wouldn't this be stunning with a black or very dark blue background with all white stars? Like a real night sky?! :)
+Karin Vail I love that idea!
J'adore. Se modèle. Et tout. Se que vous faites
LOL! I start out watching all confused and then i get it. LOVe these adorable little wonky stars.
+anneirenej That's great news! :) I'm sorry you're confused at the beginning though!! :) If you try this one out, we'd love to see how it turns out!
Clever and cute. Wish I had the time
+Debra Kellerman Just do one block at a time! :) Whatever you can finish in 5 minutes!
Okay. I'll try that
perfect!!
This is adorable--be great for bright scraps--Is this going to be in the Block?
+Rebecca Shrieves That is the plan!! :)
Thank you :D My next projekt :D
What if you wanted to make it smaller for a child to take to nursery school? It would need to be about 50x50. How much background fabric would you need? I have a friend who's daughter needs a small quilt to take to nursery school and I don't think her mother is going to let her take the Flower Garden I made for her to celebrate her birth! Would love to make this one for her. Love your videos!!!!
I m going to try and make this quilt for my granddaughter Emilia x Any suggestions for designs for hand quilting it x x x
Stars or loops and swirls would look really great with the Tiny Wonky Stars. There's tons of possibilities!