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Fun Scrappy Quilt Block Tutorial! [With Free PDF]
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
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In this tutorial, I'll walk you through the exciting process of creating a gorgeous foundation pieced "Embracing Our Scraps" quilt block. This project is part of our 21-Day Challenge, where I've been sharing daily updates on my progress. Learn how to prepare your fabric scraps using our scrap-busting tutorial, and dive into the art of foundation piecing to assemble the block. I'll introduce you to essential tools like the Olfa perforating blade and show you how a glue stick can be a game-changer for precision. Follow along as I guide you through trimming the block with a 6.5-inch ruler. Whether you're a seasoned quilter or a beginner, join me on this creative journey to turn your fabric scraps into a masterpiece. Visit joyfulandmerryquilting.com for extra resources and the scrap-busting tutorial. Let's quilt together and embrace the joy of crafting!
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Chapters:
00:00 Foundation Pieced Scrappy Block - Tools Needed
03:34 Perforation and Starting With Piece A1
07:13 A Key Ironing Step
08:24 Piece A3
09:36 Piece A4
10:22 Pieces A5 and A6
11:54 Pieces A7 and A8
14:33 Pieces A9 and A10
16:10 Final Quadrant Before Trimming
17:34 Trimming
18:48 Removing the Paper
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I’m glad you removed the paper right away. You wouldn’t want to leave them using that much glue. I recently have tried using freezer paper and sewing beside the fold it works fantastic and is reusable so you need far less paper. I get about ten or so uses out of each piece. There’s no bits of paper to content with either. I simply draw out my pattern on the top side follow all the same steps other than glueing because the freezer paper holds it down. After the last piece just pull off the paper and start again. Your needles don’t dull going through the paper either. It’s truly a game changer. Happy quilting.💕
The glue is washable and I never have any problem removing it. It looks like a lot (because it's purple) but it's really just a very thin streak. I actually have a video on using Freezer Paper for foundation piecing. I don't have as much success with it when there are small pieces such as this block, but it's a great technique and I have used it for many projects. Thanks for watching and for your comments.
Thank you so much for “giving away” your pattern. I live in the UK and make a lot of quilts for a neo-natal unit nearby. They are usually around 18” x 22” in size and as you can imagine all my blocks are made in miniature. Using your template as guide I have made a 3 1/2” template and can’t wait to try it out. Thank you for sharing.
How exciting! I would LOVE to see it. Could you email a picture to info@joyfulandmerryquilting when you finish it? Thanks so much for commenting and thanks for sharing!
@@joyfulandmerryquilting I certainly will Mary. Kindest regards. Sheila
As a former NICU nurse, thank you for all you do for these precious little blessings!
I had no idea what foundation piecing is but thanks to you, I totally get it. I am 74 years young. Now get this. I have scraps from my high school dresses and my graduation dress plus all the scraps from most all the clothes I made for my 4 kids and fabric from doll clothes I made and sold years ago. I just could never pitch those scrapes. Every time I look at them, I remember what I made and for who the piece was made. I even have some scraps from the men's shirts I made. I have checked the strength of the fabric, which is remarkably good, and all the scraps are clean because of how they were stored. This pattern is wonderful. I can make a quilt with a lot of the scraps and then finally part with what I don't use because my memories will be in that quilt. Need to downsize a bit. This is the best pattern I have found for this. I will have to check my Accuquilt dies. I may have what I need to get a lot of the pieces cut. Thank you so much for this pattern. I have been sewing 65 years this summer and quilts are the one thing I never messed with till now. Mom started me sewing young, 9 to be exact. Times were different then and we didn't have a ton of money. It was a good thing she insisted I learn. So again, thank you.
You are so very welcome! Sounds like a wonderful idea and I'm sure you will have a beautiful quilt of memories in the end. I would love to see a picture when you are finished! Thank you for watching and especially for sharing!
Very pretty block. Thanks for sharing this tutorial and the PDF😊
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thank you Mary, FPP has always been a mystery to me but since watching your great tutorials I fully understand the process. Inam grateful for your sharing your knowledge, so enjoy watching you work and love your explanations. Many thanks Mary😘
Thank you so much for your kinds words! I'm so happy that the videos have helped you with the FPP process! Thank you for watching!!!
Great tips as usual ~ thank you Mary 🧵🪡✂
You're so welcome! Thanks for watching!
This is the BEST FPP tutorial I've ever seen. Thank you for the detail and your instruction. You are a very good teacher. I look forward to seeing more from you. Just subscribed to your channel. Thank you. 😊 ❤
Thank you so much Debra!!! I truly appreciate your kind words and thank you so much for watching and for subscribing! You've made my day!
Super cute!!! I have done several foundation paper pieced quilts, the simpler the better. Thank you Mary love the fabric.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
You seemed like a speed demon to me! Love your method and your block! You apparently have lots of practice! I will be watching for more!
I have been quilting for 30+ years, but have found there's always a new project to tackle around the corner! Thanks for watching!
Great tutorial! I am not a quilter, but you have inspired me to try foundation paper piecing. This process is so orderly and the blocks come out beautiful. I have so many scraps to use up. Thank you!
You're very welcome! Good luck and let me know how it goes! Thanks for watching!
Thank you. I made my own version using different sized strips. I do like yours too. I love scrappy!
Thanks for watching.
I LOVE this! You for making this template and instructions available to us for free 💛
You're so welcome! It's such a fun pattern - and if you haven't downloaded the Free "scrapbusting system" pdf and you'd like to give it a try go to www.joyfulandmerryquilting.com/scraps. Thanks so much for watching!
That is a great FPP tutorial! I feel like I can make those blocks now.
GREAT!!! Enjoy the journey! Thanks for watching!
Lovely colours and nicely finished block 🥰
Thanks so much! They're Lori Holt and Riley Blake Fabrics - my favorites!
That is a lovely block for a small project but I can’t imagine making a large quilt with that pattern. 14 pieces for a 6 inch block is a lot of work for me. It would make a lovely small baby quilt.
I found it to go together quickly using Foundation Paper Piecing - one block took less than 10 minutes once I got going! Thanks for watching - it really is a fun block.
So glad I found you Excited to get started Thanks!!!
I'm so happy you did also! Thanks so much for watching and I'm happy to have you join in!
As always, great instructions
You're so welcome! Thanks so much for commenting and for watching, Laura!
This would also work well as a quilt as you go QAYG" block.
Your finished quilt is very pretty 😍
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the comment, I was wondering if this could be done as QAYG. It looks like it would work well, but I’ve never tried that.
Great video. I love the block.
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for a great tutorial!
You're so welcome! Thanks for watching!
❤ great tutorial thanks
You're very welcome! Thanks so much for watching, Sheila!
What kind of paper do you use for the foundation? Thank you. I've enjoyed your daily videos & want to use up my scraps!
I found your answer in a comment - cheap copy paper. Thanks! I look forward to your next scrap project!
I just use inexpensive Staples brand copy paper. With the Olfa perforating blade, I don't have any trouble removing the paper when I'm finished.
Thank you! It looks like you are using all reproduction fabrics in this. Have you made one of these using everything and the kitchen sink scraps? I would love to see one that has scraps from all kinds of fabrics.
These are not reproduction fabrics - they are all from another project using Lori Holt and Riley Blake. I haven't tried this in any other fabrics - I'd love to see yours if you give it a try. Thanks for watching!
Hola hermosa gracias por compartir, cómo puedo obtener el patrón con el que trabajaste hoy, te mando un fuerte abrazo
Thanks for watching!
Will you please provide a full description of your perforating blade? Thank you!
There is a great video that describes it. I love the Olfa Perforating blade and use it every time I foundation piece. Here's the video if you'd like to take a look: ua-cam.com/video/HQiFkf-2Bt0/v-deo.html Here's the link for the perforating cutter if you're interested: amzn.to/49cUmCm
i can,t do a vido so can i get a pattern judy
If you go to www.joyfulandmerryquilting.com/store, you will find the pattern there. Thank you!
I just came across your video. I would love to have this pattern template but I'm too late. Is there another place a can get it.
Absolutely LeeAnn! Thank you! Here's the link: Use Promo Code SCRAPPY for 15% Off Your Pattern Here →
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Do you saw on the paper line?
Yes, I sew directly on the paper line. I've perforated it prior to sewing as well.
Hi Mary. I have downloaded the Scrappy Block pattern and on it is printed 6.5” block but mine measures just over six (the pattern). Is that correct or do I need to enlarge the block pattern? Thanks, i m looking forward to starting it.
The block should measure 6.5" x 6.5". If it doesn't you will need to adjust the print size on your printer. My guess is that your settings say "size to fit" rather than 100%. Hopefully, if you change the setting to 100% you will get the correct size. You can always make it with the smaller size - your pieces will be a bit larger than they need to be, but the block will still look the same and is pieced in the same way. Hope that helps!
How do we get the pattern for this paper pieced pattern?
The pdf pattern was presented for free at our Joyful and Merry Quilting Night Owl Quilting Hangout. It's available for 2 weeks for free and then it goes into our store. Here's the link: www.joyfulandmerryquilting.com/store Thank you for watching!
what is the advantage of paper piecing
There are many advantages to FPP, in my opinion. The paper serves as a guide keeping the fabric stabilized even when there are bias edges. It keeps the fabric aligned when adding additional pieces, limiting the stretch that can happen from those bias edges while allowing you to sew small pieces together accurately. Points are perfect and and seams are straight because you're sewing on the lines. In addition, it allows you to piece blocks accurately, that may be more challenging, something that is much more difficult when using traditional template-piecing methods. Hope that answers your question.
@@joyfulandmerryquilting thank you
What about the middle strips? Can you show how to do them?
I did show how to do the middle strips in the video. Maybe you fast forwarded the video and missed it? I start piecing the larger middle strips at 6:17 and finish those at 11:42. I begin piecing the first section of the side strips at 12:00 and finish at 12:42 and finish at 16:12. The other side section is pieced in the same way.
It seams hard to stitch and flip on the blocks, trying to see where the lines are. Is there an easier method?
Not sure what you mean. You place your fabrics on the unmarked side and stitch on the marked side of the paper, folding on the lines as you go along. It's very easy to see - easiest method I know. Can you be more specific?
I guess I was thinking of how you could start it in the middle and lay the pieces on the top side and sew them down. Since I asked this, I looked up paper piecing tutorials and yours does seem the simplest. If I find a tutorial of what I was thinking I’ll show you but I bet it wasn’t paper piecing. Thank you.
You're welcome! I do have a couple of foundation Paper Piecing tutorials. Please feel free to email mary@joyfulandmerryquilting.com if you have any additional questions. ua-cam.com/video/HQiFkf-2Bt0/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/MczhD56kNRg/v-deo.html
Can’t get to the block you are showing, an egg pattern pops up every time. Downloaded everything I could find on your list
The free patterns change every 2 weeks after we have another night owl quilting LIVE event. The pattern in the video "Embracing our Scraps" is now available in our store: www.joyfulandmerryquilting.com/store. Thank you so much for watching - I'm glad you like the pattern.
Are you using foundation paper (newsprint)? I find that I only need to use glue on the first piece of the block.
I'm just using cheap copy paper. With all of the bias edges I like the way the pieces lay much better when I glue each piece. I tried it both ways - glueing the first piece only and glueing all pieces, and the second option produced a much more accurate and square block, for me. Thanks for watching!
If you use the paper designed for paper piecing, starch your fabric well, and use a short stitch length you don’t have issues removing the paper, don’t need to pre-perforate the paper, nor use all that glue. That allows you to leave the paper on the block until you are ready to assemble blocks.
I signed up on your website. Watched many great videos BUT I can not find the free pdf😢
It’s linked right above in the first pinned comment 👆
Thank you. I figured it was operated error 😅
The links are in the description of this video. The pattern pdf is www.joyfulandmerryquilting.com/owl and the scrap busting system is www.joyfulandmerryquilting.com/scraps. Thanks for watching!
Thanks Jean!
Not a problem - glad you asked!
Is scrappy quilt block pdf no longer available free? I click on link and get a free Easter egg pouch.
The patterns from Night Owl Quilting are only available until the next one comes out. You can purchase it in our store: www.joyfulandmerryquilting.com/store Thanks for watching!
I’m trying to download the block how do I do it
You can get you free "Embrace the Scraps" PDF Here →
www.joyfulandmerryquilting.com/owl
Thanks for watching!
@@joyfulandmerryquilting still can’t get it to print the block
@user-pv6ry3bc8f Unfortunately printing it after download depends on your specific setup - I can't help you there. Sorry!
@@joyfulandmerryquilting thanks I got it
It needs a plan broader. So not to take away from the integrity of all the color.
Thanks for your input! Thanks for watching!
I had nearly all my scraps cut out and then rechecked, so stupid of me, I looked at the paper pattern as I was going and the 4 middle strips are listed as 2.5 x 3.0, of which I had nearly cut them all. Then I checked the instructions and the sizes were listed as 2.0 x 3.5, so back to the cutting board 😢
I'm so sorry that happened - I just checked over the pattern and I do not see any measurements listed as 2.5 x 3.0. They all, from what I see, are listed correctly as 2.0 x 3.5. Can you tell me which page has the incorrect measurement?
It was page 3 Mary, sorry I had to check it when I got home
@debbieouterbridge4621 sorry to confuse you Mary, but the foundation pattern on page 3 had the middle blocks as 3.0 x 2.5, the written instructions were correct, my fault really
I just printed it out and found the same mistakes on the FPP pattern of page 3, Pieces A2-A5 all say 3.0"x2.5", and all the FPP lines measure smaller than the written sizes but this is moot since you trim off the excess fabric in the seam allowance.. My test squares all measured 1" and the FPP block measured 6.5". The traditional piecing templates are also measure smaller, between 1/8"-3/8", than the written sizes. I have not made any of the blocks yet so cannot give any verification.
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Thanks for watching!