I'm doing a quilt top now with a hidden 9 patch. I'm cutting them on the diagonal and sewing 2 of them into a block. But I love this idea too. Love your color choices.
Thank you Eleanor for this wonderful video. I watched you on the Saturday broadcast from the 1980's until the show no longer aired, and always enjoyed every program. Thank you for all the inspiration you provide to Quilters.
I have used Eleanor Burns patterns for along time. She really explains her quilts. I can't tell you how many of her quilts I have made. She is a good teacher.
Beautiful! Nice, and very understandable. Which you have to be for new quilters such as I. I love watching these videos. So many kind of ways to do so many different quilts! Thank you, for making these videos!
A nice variation on the 9-Patch, and appropriate for the beginner's class I plan to teach in a few months. And BTW, the woman narrating is Eleanor Burns, author and founder of the whole "Quilt in A Day" phenomenon. Some of you folks commenting could learn a lot from this lady.
I was a bit put off by the tone of voice, BUT, she DIDN'T stutter, say "uh" several times, or go on and on about herself. THAT annoys me much more!! Quick and simple - THANK YOU!
Great tutorial Ms Burns. I have every one of your books and CDs, a major fan of your style. Thanks for all the short cuts. I made a bed runner and throw pillow using the tossed nine patch and it is lovely. Thanks again.
Oh my gosh this is the coolest and most simple idea I've seen so far! :) Thank you for posting this! I am wanting to make a lap quilt for each of my parents for their upcoming anniversary/birthday/mother's and father's day (not all the same day but close enough to throw them all in lol). The quilt I started for my mom seemed so boring when I drew it up, but now that I watched this video I know what I'm going to do to jazz it up a bit!! I'm so excited, thanks again!
Thank you Eleanor for another great idea. Your tutorial is easily understood and your description makes me want to start on this project right now! LOL
I dont find EEliner Burns anoying In the UK we sometimes find it hard to understand the American form of English and after all if you are one of the best you know how to teach and the lady is the best.
Love Elinor, been trying to figure out how you open the spot where all points come together,I know, it's not rocket science,but I couldn't do it!!!! watched this video and it clicked!!!Next, rocket science here I come.
Her tone makes me believe this really IS just THAT S*I*M*P*L*E. It's a wonderful way to easily put together something that will look very intricate. (And, if you really DID miss why the bag is used...it is to emphasize that you make all these blocks of many colors and pattern and it magically comes together EVEN when you blindly pull from a bag.)
I did this with 5" squares that I bought and some that I cut from yardage. I was very careful when I cut my own blocks. I found that I have to actually square up the blocks- which is making my teal 5 " squares not all square for the finished quilt! When buying 5" squares are they sometimes not squared when we buy them?
HI IM DEAF AND LITTLE TOO FAST AND CANT HEAR THE MEASUREMENT AND PLS GIVE ME THIS PATTERNS AGAIN??? ALSO I HAVE 4 INCH SQUARES AND PLS ME INSTRUCTIONS THE MEASUREMENTS ETC.. I REALLY APPRECIATE IT VERY MUCH SMILE..
S Foster After watching many videos where they over explain and show every little detail, I actually found this video refreshing! I love that she didn't explain 14 times "we always use a 1/4" seam" and "iron to the dark" or "lock your seams", etc. If you've made even one quilt, you should know basics like that. I'm just looking for new tricks to make quilting easy without having to wade through 10-15 minutes of over explanations on how to do it. I thought this one was perfect!
I have been watching and enjoying while learning for many years from UA-cam and Eleanor Burns (amazing teacher by the way)......and I have never seen the use of such ugly language until now! Please clean it up, or don't subject the rest of us to your ignorance!
Wonderful explanation. Annoying as all get out tone. Preschoolers aren't going to watch this. Sounds like an infomercial announcer who needs therapy. PLEEEEEAAAASE STOPPPPPP.
I'm doing a quilt top now with a hidden 9 patch. I'm cutting them on the diagonal and sewing 2 of them into a block. But I love this idea too. Love your color choices.
Thank you Eleanor for this wonderful video. I watched you on the Saturday broadcast from the 1980's until the show no longer aired, and always enjoyed every program. Thank you for all the inspiration you provide to Quilters.
I have used Eleanor Burns patterns for along time. She really explains her quilts. I can't tell you how many of her quilts I have made. She is a good teacher.
Eleanor Burns is the reason I began quilting so many years ago, when there were no you tube!
yes, on PBS
Beautiful! Nice, and very understandable. Which you have to be for new quilters such as I. I love watching these videos. So many kind of ways to do so many different quilts! Thank you, for making these videos!
Love the tutorial, Eleanor Burns is an excellent teacher. My friend created a black and white version with blue accent. So cool looking.
A nice variation on the 9-Patch, and appropriate for the beginner's class I plan to teach in a few months. And BTW, the woman narrating is Eleanor Burns, author and founder of the whole "Quilt in A Day" phenomenon. Some of you folks commenting could learn a lot from this lady.
so easy to do. Thanks for making this easy to understand. I was looking for a quilt to make in a day and I believe this is it.
I was a bit put off by the tone of voice, BUT, she DIDN'T stutter, say "uh" several times, or go on and on about herself. THAT annoys me much more!! Quick and simple - THANK YOU!
Great tutorial Ms Burns. I have every one of your books and CDs, a major fan of your style. Thanks for all the short cuts. I made a bed runner and throw pillow using the tossed nine patch and it is lovely. Thanks again.
Need to make this fast quilt. Thank you for showing me.
Oh my gosh this is the coolest and most simple idea I've seen so far! :) Thank you for posting this! I am wanting to make a lap quilt for each of my parents for their upcoming anniversary/birthday/mother's and father's day (not all the same day but close enough to throw them all in lol). The quilt I started for my mom seemed so boring when I drew it up, but now that I watched this video I know what I'm going to do to jazz it up a bit!! I'm so excited, thanks again!
Thank you Eleanor for another great idea. Your tutorial is easily understood and your description makes me want to start on this project right now! LOL
Lolz how does she sound when she's angry or annoyed 😉😉😉. ..... you can sell everything whit your super happy voice😂😂😍
What a great idea ~ love your idea. Thank you for sharing Tossed Nine Patch Technique!
I dont find EEliner Burns anoying In the UK we sometimes find it hard to understand the American form of English and after all if you are one of the best you know how to teach and the lady is the best.
I love this. I have some blocks put together, I may just have to take them apart and mix them up.
Short and sweet, but what a great video, thank you ❤️
I love this tutorial....easy and turns out great! Thanks.
very nice tutorial, you speak very clearly and I have saved this because I am going to make a cushion cover for a friend! thank you
Wonderful trick! Very fine tutorial! Thank you so much - I really will try that!
Thank you for making this tutorial and showing your technique. I appreciate you taking the time to make this video. Great video!!
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I got used to it when she was on TV. But her teaching is good.
Love Elinor, been trying to figure out how you open the spot where all points come together,I know, it's not rocket science,but I couldn't do it!!!! watched this video and it clicked!!!Next, rocket science here I come.
Me encantan sus clases,gracias
Her tone makes me believe this really IS just THAT S*I*M*P*L*E. It's a wonderful way to easily put together something that will look very intricate. (And, if you really DID miss why the bag is used...it is to emphasize that you make all these blocks of many colors and pattern and it magically comes together EVEN when you blindly pull from a bag.)
I like how you post these in a little bit of fast forward.
Awesome - I love your "fast forward" instead of draggggggging it out.
thank you eleanor . great tutorial.
WHAT A GREAT TEACHER.
I did this with 5" squares that I bought and some that I cut from yardage. I was very careful when I cut my own blocks. I found that I have to actually square up the blocks- which is making my teal 5 " squares not all square for the finished quilt! When buying 5" squares are they sometimes not squared when we buy them?
Отличный ролик, быстро и понятно.
Love it. Such fun fabric.
What a great quick and easy technique! What size does the finished block come out to be?
Okay I’ll try this! Looks fun!
When clipping thread, then removing three stitches, then swirling the center, does that not leave room for the stitches to unravel? thx!
I do it like she shows, except I do not clip the thread off. I’ve never had any unraveling.
Freaking loved this!!!
lindo seu trabalho parabens grata joelita Brazil
What a great idea!!!!!! Thank you so much.
Perfecto quedo genial!!!
Saludos desde argentina
Все очень интересно спасибо буду пробовать
loved this video! have made several of these.
Estupendo tutorial gracias!
So you cut the original squares exactly 5 inches?
Very nice tutorial
Thanks for clip
What's size fabric you cut?
Amei este projeto !
Perfecto gracias por enseñar👏👏👏👏👍🇨🇷
Great video, thanks for making it!
Muy buen video pero yo quisiera tener instrucciones escritas o sea dimensiones. muchas GRACIAS. Mimy
What is the finished block size?
Nice tutorial for getting the basic idea....is the voice, acting or for real? ^^
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Nice tutorial, but the sing-song tone turns me off. Sounds likes she's talking to small children.
love this method
awesome so easy
I love it!!
charming voice you have. wonerful video. love it
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The narrator sounds like she's teaching Pre School. The video would have been great otherwise.
excelente video
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Great!!!
Glad ideal love it
Wow, I can do this!
Lindo!!!
HI IM DEAF AND LITTLE TOO FAST AND CANT HEAR THE MEASUREMENT AND PLS GIVE ME THIS PATTERNS AGAIN??? ALSO I HAVE 4 INCH SQUARES AND PLS ME INSTRUCTIONS THE MEASUREMENTS ETC.. I REALLY APPRECIATE IT VERY MUCH SMILE..
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nice
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GOSTEI!
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Soooo easy video
SO FUCKING MAGICAL!!!
This Language is very inappropriate!!!
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You scare me
Oogallecta that kind of language shows a real lack of class. Enthusiasm is one thing, talking trash on a public blog is something else.
Oh my gosh, why does she have to talk to "us" like we're children? So irritating. Thank goodness this is only 2 minutes long.
S Foster After watching many videos where they over explain and show every little detail, I actually found this video refreshing! I love that she didn't explain 14 times "we always use a 1/4" seam" and "iron to the dark" or "lock your seams", etc. If you've made even one quilt, you should know basics like that. I'm just looking for new tricks to make quilting easy without having to wade through 10-15 minutes of over explanations on how to do it. I thought this one was perfect!
Kelly W. What she gains in not over explaining, she loses and then some in condescending tone.
S Foster many years as a school teacher can do that to a person's tone
I'm not so sure she talks to us as though we are children, but that baby talk she does makes me gag. Why can't she be a grown up?
Sandy F . That is her normal way of speaking and her accent. She is a great quilting teacher by the way. Wondering what YOU sound like,
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I have been watching and enjoying while learning for many years from UA-cam and Eleanor Burns (amazing teacher by the way)......and I have never seen the use of such ugly language until now! Please clean it up, or don't subject the rest of us to your ignorance!
Great pattern but the lady sounds condescending. Sorry but it was kind of annoying.
eleanor also teaches children to quilt. she is not a condescending person.
She was a special education teacher back in the day.
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Wonderful explanation. Annoying as all get out tone. Preschoolers aren't going to watch this. Sounds like an infomercial announcer who needs therapy. PLEEEEEAAAASE STOPPPPPP.
Andi Workman So, how about you find another great teacher that suits your style?
PLEEAAASSE STOOOPP being so rude.I learned so much info in less then 3 min.