I really appreciate that you don’t waste any time in your videos. You get right to it and always have helpful information. It’s also a great to watch you work. Thanks for valuing our time (and yours)! 😊
This podcast came at just the right time for me - overwhelmed by a 30 year stash, tired of precision and pre-designed blocks - but still wanting to be productive by making charity quilts. I may spend all winter doing this pattern! Thank you for this inspirational tutorial.
I just love your philosophy - you’re absolutely right about quantity. As soon as you start worrying about how many strips you need, the fun goes out of it. Beautiful quilt! Xx Deb 🤗
I am SO happy you came up in my choices!!! In several of your videos I have seen, you say, “It just makes my heart happy”, that is something I say and look for! You’re speaking my language!! 🤗😃. This project looks very freeing and I am looking forward to doing this! Thank YOU! ♥️
Let me say first off that your voice is so soothing to me! I could listen to you all day! Rail fence is the first pattern I pieced when I started quilting. I still love it and find it fun. I have never tried it this way but guess what I plan to do tomorrow!! ❤
Beautiful!! I love the rail fence and just like you, I love wonky...it's much more interesting and fun. Who needs stress when sewing..lol. not moi. TY, I love your voice and you're a funny lady. Cheers from sunny FL
Finally!! I have been quilting for decades and I finally found you. What you do makes sense and I love your presentation. I love your quilts. I love your use of color. All the "correct" ways have never made sense to me, but you DO! And I've always changed every pattern I have ever used anyway, so why not have some FUN?!?! After watching a handful of your videos, I stayed up until 3am a couple of nights ago - completely changing (fixing!) my scrap baskets. Now I'm excited about getting started again after avoiding my machine for the last 5 years. I'm so grateful to you, thank you. Away from odd, toward even. Number and pin - for so many reasons (no more stacking and forgetting where I was!!). I got some flower pins and wrote numbers on 2 dozen of them, so I can (hopefully) keep it all straight. I have learned more in 3 days than I have in many, many classes and hours/days/months pouring over magazines! What a gift you are! Thank you! No more agonizing over a baby quilt!
The first one is going to be primaries for a baby quilt! My first baby quilt for 12 years, because I got SO tired of the disappearing 9 patch and how limiting it felt. And not wanting to make something complicated for a baby to use for a year. Moms don't use the perfect ones anyway... they "save" them. Now, thanks to you, I know the 9 patch that I start with doesn't need to be perfect!! (and boring!) Gosh, I'm so excited about quilting again that I'm babbling. I can't thank you enough.
I'm so happy that you feel Happy and Inspired. I hope too that you love your new scrap system. Best wishes for loads of fun creating in the days, and weeks, and months to come!!
My scrap loving heart is celebrating your creativity!!! LOVE your videos!!! My favorite color is yellow, but I find I buy a ton of blue so my fence rail will be blue.
I cannot tell you how much I enjoy your videos! I have a huge stash of deconstructed thrifted men’s dress shirts which are mainly blues so this morning I’m to be whipping out those tied up bundles out and mixing up some blues! LOVE your finished quilt!!!
Oh my, I love how your monochromatic quilt turned out. I am not usually a fan of wonky blocks but since you limited your fabrics to one color even though there are a lot of variations in tones it works beautifully. Thanks for sharing!
I love rail fence quilts! I will use pinks and purples for my next on. Those colors make me smile and I have a whole bunch of them! Thanks for your delightful video!
I need a pink one. What an easy way to make a SMALL dent in your scrap tub😂. I want to see if you can get the lid on easier now. 5 more quilts like that?
I love listening to you. You seem to always be happy playing with your fabric. I appreciate how you press so your work looks neat. Thank you for sharing. I have a lot of tie dyed indigo fat quarters and yardage. I want to do a quilt for a 20 yr old grandson…..that he can use for everything.
I absolutely love this! When I wanted to start quilting, i would buy material from estate sales,.so it was made for scrap quilts while i was learning to make quilt tops. I love this idea and your approach.
I’m new to quilting. I’ve purchased a jelly roll of batiks, as well as other fabrics and charm packs. I often resist starting a new project because it seems so overwhelming. This quilt is perfect for my level of experience and for the jelly roll that I have. Love your relaxed style. Thank you.
A lovely quilt and a great idea, perfectly explained. Thank you! 😊⚘️ Edit: I spent today cutting blue strips from my stash and my small pile of scraps. Wish I had more variation in my scraps!
I love the math, lol. You've given me the perfect starter project for a friend!! My neice gifted me with lots of left over fabric strips. Love your style!
Beautiful quilt and so simple. And there are other layout designs for the rails too. Scrappy (by design) and simple.... can't beat it. Thanks for the video 😊
Really like the monochromatic look but I tend to have more scrappy colors left over from projects. Like the ruler method too. Thanks for a great video! 😊
Your blocks and resulting quilt are great, thank you for sharing your planning and construction ideas. The monochromatic theme is inspiring and I absolutely LOVE green.
I love watching you play. I did this with some smaller blue scraps a couple of weeks ago. Only 6.5 squares need more but it’s so fun. Thanks for sharing your joy. ❤️😄
I so appreciate watching your videos….fun listening to and straight to the point. What I cannot understand is where all these „scraps“ come from. I quilted for a good many years and produce a few quilts….but never ever have this amount of scraps to play with. Are you getting them from less creative friends? Thank you.
I'm very prolific and I make a LOT of scraps myself... backs of quilts, etc. (I've sewn over 500 yards of fabric into quilts every year for many years.) A real bonus is that I happened upon a "garage sale" where a fabric rep was selling years and years of her Quilt Shop fabric samples. She had poor health and was retiring, and so she wanted to let them go. She lived about 30 minutes from me and had her sale several times. I went everytime - because she sold those samples so cheaply. Plus, twice I have made big hauls at estate sales. I just went to one this week (We will probably make a video about it) and bought SO much fun fabric. Many pieces are quarter yards, or less. I love variety. I have also been given fabric from friends who didn't want it anymore. I usually keep a bit and pass it on, as I only keep what I really want to work with.
I was just about to make a very simple lavender quilt with two florals that contrasted. My quilty brain has been challenged by you and I can’t start sewing the two strips together! I need more strips!
I am trying to find an easy quilt from layer cakes. Just learning maybe cut in half and lay different ways like you are doing. I have camping layer cakes and my son will be 60 in September and would be nice a quick and easy one. Thank you I love your quilt.
I am enjoying your videos. In this one, I noticed your pin cushion. It seemed unusual. I would love to see a bigger photo. Will you please include one in your next video? Thanks very much. I am planning to do the rail fence quilt, as you demonstrated. Thanks for your channel..
I think you can see it better in the first couple of videos we made. Try the "Trip Around the World" video, and you will see me grab it. It is a crystal container that my mother bought me years ago. It is supposed to be a "cart". I just fill it with pins. I have had people HATE it because they think pins are too pokey like that. I LOVE IT. I do have pin cushions....but I prefer to keep my pins in "crystal". Because I use them and put them back away in little handfuls. So, I just put them away with the ball end up. (I know, weird.)
I am new to your channel and I have to say I love watching you make these beautiful quilts! I am wanting to try to quilt, but I am really bad at colors. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. ❤
I don't know who taught you that you are bad at color, but I would love to change your belief. Color takes experience. Give yourself permission to relax and just CHOOSE what you like. Color is so subjective. Just make what you like. I like to study quilts online and decide if I like them or not and WHY. It's usually due to color placement. So analyzing different quilts will help you learn about your preferences. If you google any quilt pattern and then hit "images" you can look at a variety of colors in similar styles of quilts.
@@merrymabelmarket thank you so much. I just feel I lack putting colors together. I am wanting to quilt some placemats for my mom. I really appreciate you taking the time to respond. Looking forward to your next video. ❤️
@@klvoshall6799Have you done the mats yet?? This would make beautiful place mats!! If you have fabric, cut some strips in all the colors, drop them in a little basket and mix them all up thoroughly. Then, don't even look at the colors, just reach down and grab a couple. Don't judge them. Don't think. Sew them together. Keep doing it until you have enough squares. Your mom will LOVE all the colors and you will have taken the hardest step... the first one! I just watched this yesterday and I'm starting one today! And I just had an idea so you can practice make one side her favorite color (say all blues) and the other side greens, 6 inch squares in a 2 x 3 layout. Go to your local quilt store and see if they sell bags of scraps (if you don't have any). That way you play the hand you are dealt and you don't agonize over colors (and you save money).
@@Cy-bz9jh Ooh, thank you for the wonderful idea!! No I haven't tried this yet as I'm intimidated by colors. I love your idea!! Now I will try it! Thank you again!! Good luck with yours!
Start with a box of any " mostly-color" randoms and go for it. ))) A littttle more control than total crumb... which I also LOVE to play with. This is a completely PLAY quilt )))))) I like mine double, extra long, biiiiiig hang-overs at the sides. That ends up twice a "normal" quilt size, but this looks like a two day top. ))))
Wow! This is absolutely gorgeous! Just like all the quilts you show us. I love the quilting too. I’ve got a few quilt tops to show you. Can’t wait to make one of these next....do you think red, white and blue will look ok?
I really like your teaching style too. I usually don't go for this type of quilt, but this assort of greens I really like! Can't decide on the color so I'm thinking I might try jewel tones 😊 Your thoughts on this? 😊
I really appreciate that you don’t waste any time in your videos. You get right to it and always have helpful information. It’s also a great to watch you work. Thanks for valuing our time (and yours)! 😊
I appreciate that!
This podcast came at just the right time for me - overwhelmed by a 30 year stash, tired of precision and pre-designed blocks - but still wanting to be productive by making charity quilts. I may spend all winter doing this pattern! Thank you for this inspirational tutorial.
Ditto!
Same here!!!
I just love your philosophy - you’re absolutely right about quantity. As soon as you start worrying about how many strips you need, the fun goes out of it. Beautiful quilt! Xx Deb 🤗
I am SO happy you came up in my choices!!! In several of your videos I have seen, you say, “It just makes my heart happy”, that is something I say and look for! You’re speaking my language!! 🤗😃. This project looks very freeing and I am looking forward to doing this! Thank YOU! ♥️
Thank you for watching and for the sweet, kind comment!
Love these blocks, and I especially love your style of videos and teaching. Thank you for your open and frank thoughts on creating. Inspiring!
I love your videos and your practical approach to improv/scrappy quilting. It makes me happy whenever I see you've posted a new video!
Thank you so much!
Let me say first off that your voice is so soothing to me! I could listen to you all day! Rail fence is the first pattern I pieced when I started quilting. I still love it and find it fun. I have never tried it this way but guess what I plan to do tomorrow!! ❤
Wow, thank you!
I agree. There's something mesmerizing in her voice. It makes you feel like you can do anything!!
Beautiful!! I love the rail fence and just like you, I love wonky...it's much more interesting and fun. Who needs stress when sewing..lol. not moi. TY, I love your voice and you're a funny lady. Cheers from sunny FL
Finally!! I have been quilting for decades and I finally found you. What you do makes sense and I love your presentation. I love your quilts. I love your use of color. All the "correct" ways have never made sense to me, but you DO! And I've always changed every pattern I have ever used anyway, so why not have some FUN?!?! After watching a handful of your videos, I stayed up until 3am a couple of nights ago - completely changing (fixing!) my scrap baskets. Now I'm excited about getting started again after avoiding my machine for the last 5 years. I'm so grateful to you, thank you. Away from odd, toward even. Number and pin - for so many reasons (no more stacking and forgetting where I was!!). I got some flower pins and wrote numbers on 2 dozen of them, so I can (hopefully) keep it all straight. I have learned more in 3 days than I have in many, many classes and hours/days/months pouring over magazines!
What a gift you are! Thank you! No more agonizing over a baby quilt!
The first one is going to be primaries for a baby quilt! My first baby quilt for 12 years, because I got SO tired of the disappearing 9 patch and how limiting it felt. And not wanting to make something complicated for a baby to use for a year. Moms don't use the perfect ones anyway... they "save" them.
Now, thanks to you, I know the 9 patch that I start with doesn't need to be perfect!! (and boring!)
Gosh, I'm so excited about quilting again that I'm babbling. I can't thank you enough.
I'm so happy that you feel Happy and Inspired. I hope too that you love your new scrap system.
Best wishes for loads of fun creating in the days, and weeks, and months to come!!
My scrap loving heart is celebrating your creativity!!! LOVE your videos!!! My favorite color is yellow, but I find I buy a ton of blue so my fence rail will be blue.
I always want to choose blue!!
Great quilt. It would be fun in two colors with one color in one direction and the other the opposite!
I SO agree!
I love the green quilt it looks so good, and is such a simple looking pattern. I might need to make a purple one 😊
I cannot tell you how much I enjoy your videos! I have a huge stash of deconstructed thrifted men’s dress shirts which are mainly blues so this morning I’m to be whipping out those tied up bundles out and mixing up some blues! LOVE your finished quilt!!!
That is awesome!
Oh my, I love how your monochromatic quilt turned out. I am not usually a fan of wonky blocks but since you limited your fabrics to one color even though there are a lot of variations in tones it works beautifully. Thanks for sharing!
That’s so thoughtful of you Marsha, Thanks for your positive review,How are you and how’s the weather over there?
At a glance it's not that wonky, it would be good for beginners not to worry too much about being perfect
Yes, it can be made as wonky as wanted.
I have many scraps of teal and blue green batiks. I think they will make a beautiful quilt. Thank you for sharing. 💕
Great video! Great quilt! I think I want to get my two granddaughters to each pick out a color and we'll make these quilts together. So fun!
This pattern would work SO WELL with your granddaughters!
thank you for making quilts with us. i want to do yellow
I love rail fence quilts! I will use pinks and purples for my next on. Those colors make me smile and I have a whole bunch of them! Thanks for your delightful video!
Short, informative, and inspiring! Thank you!
This method is so freeing! and I always love monochromatic quilts.
I totally agree!
You started with a couple of boxes of uninspiring scraps and created an amazing quilt 🤩 Love the quilting too 👏👏🇬🇧
Oh thank you!
I need a pink one. What an easy way to make a SMALL dent in your scrap tub😂. I want to see if you can get the lid on easier now. 5 more quilts like that?
This speaks to everything that gives me joy. Love this!
Another great quilt. Thank you. I off to look at all the strings I have already.
Love the wonk! It makes my heart happy too! 🤗
Beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing. ❤👍from Somerset, UK
Thank you very much!
I love using monochromatic colors for quilts. Thank you for another great use of scraps!
I love listening to you. You seem to always be happy playing with your fabric. I appreciate how you press so your work looks neat. Thank you for sharing. I have a lot of tie dyed indigo fat quarters and yardage. I want to do a quilt for a 20 yr old grandson…..that he can use for everything.
Thank you for your kind comment. I wish you SO MUCH FUN with your fabric!
Your videos are always short and entertaining! Always time to watch and always worthwhile.
This is a perfect technique for the monthly RSC challenge.
I love, love, love doing scrappy wonky quilt blocks! So relaxing and fun. Thanks for your video!
Thanks for watching!
Beautifully simple quilt. Love it!
I love the color green ❤this video made my heart happy! Thanks for sharing! I like how you work with color! You inspire me😊 have a blessed day!!!!
Thank you so much!
Love how much fun you have. I give most of my scraps away, but granddaughter #2 gets them and she will love this video.
Great plan to share!
I absolutely love this! When I wanted to start quilting, i would buy material from estate sales,.so it was made for scrap quilts while i was learning to make quilt tops. I love this idea and your approach.
Wonderful!
I love this quilt and your video. Your brain works like mine. Scrappy is happy. ❤️❤️❤️
I’m new to quilting. I’ve purchased a jelly roll of batiks, as well as other fabrics and charm packs. I often resist starting a new project because it seems so overwhelming. This quilt is perfect for my level of experience and for the jelly roll that I have. Love your relaxed style. Thank you.
Have so much fun!!
Thanks for the gorgeous reminder that sometimes simpler is best! Love your videos
So true! Thank you!
Love this quilt and your scrappy method. I have greens and pinks and think I will do one of each. Thank you!!!
Wonderful!
Oh that's so great! I need to downsize from my 70x90. I could really get these done quicker. Thanks❤
Yes.... once you make the blocks you can make this quilt as big or small as you want to. Enjoy!
A lovely quilt and a great idea, perfectly explained. Thank you! 😊⚘️
Edit: I spent today cutting blue strips from my stash and my small pile of scraps. Wish I had more variation in my scraps!
Enjoy sewing!
I'm getting Deadly String Build Up (DSBU) in all the colors, so this is the perfect way to use them! I think I'll start with blue :)
I love this technique! Will be going through my scrap pile soon! Thank you.
I love the math, lol. You've given me the perfect starter project for a friend!! My neice gifted me with lots of left over fabric strips. Love your style!
Have SO MUCH fun!!
Green is my favorite color so I really loved your emerald quilt!
Thank you! It is such a fun one to make!
Ha! Just found you and WHAT a delight you are!! Thank you-great demo!!
Oh thank you!
I enjoy your videos and your quilts!! Keep up the good work.
Omgosh I can’t tell you how much I love this ❤❤❤
I'm glad you like it!
Beautiful quilt and so simple. And there are other layout designs for the rails too. Scrappy (by design) and simple.... can't beat it. Thanks for the video 😊
Good point about the layout options.
Really like the monochromatic look but I tend to have more scrappy colors left over from projects. Like the ruler method too. Thanks for a great video! 😊
love the greens. so inspiring watching you work. thanks for sharing. patti in florida
This is so pretty. I think I need to make a red one. Thanks for sharing.
Your blocks and resulting quilt are great, thank you for sharing your planning and construction ideas. The monochromatic theme is inspiring and I absolutely LOVE green.
Thank you so much!
👒☘️It looks like the fields in Ireland. Very pretty!
It does!
I absolutely love the freedom of scrappy! I’m working on a pink scrappy.
Great video! Thank you so much! I will be giving this a go for sure! Happy sewing!
I love watching you play. I did this with some smaller blue scraps a couple of weeks ago. Only 6.5 squares need more but it’s so fun. Thanks for sharing your joy. ❤️😄
That is awesome!
I’m glad I found your channel, lovely quilt great teaching
Such a kind comment. Thank you.
This looks so fun! And since its wonky, I could probably make one! Great instructions..thanks!! Oh, I'd make mine in either purples or oranges!
Wonky is wonderful & playful…I’m right with you on that!
Thank you for your comments!!
What a great cutter u r using. Never seen one like it.
I do love it. You can learn about it in my tools video.
YAY! I love this! I look forward to watching more of your videos.
More to come!
I so appreciate watching your videos….fun listening to and straight to the point. What I cannot understand is where all these „scraps“ come from. I quilted for a good many years and produce a few quilts….but never ever have this amount of scraps to play with. Are you getting them from less creative friends? Thank you.
I'm very prolific and I make a LOT of scraps myself... backs of quilts, etc. (I've sewn over 500 yards of fabric into quilts every year for many years.)
A real bonus is that I happened upon a "garage sale" where a fabric rep was selling years and years of her Quilt Shop fabric samples. She had poor health and was retiring, and so she wanted to let them go. She lived about 30 minutes from me and had her sale several times. I went everytime - because she sold those samples so cheaply.
Plus, twice I have made big hauls at estate sales. I just went to one this week (We will probably make a video about it) and bought SO much fun fabric. Many pieces are quarter yards, or less. I love variety.
I have also been given fabric from friends who didn't want it anymore. I usually keep a bit and pass it on, as I only keep what I really want to work with.
I love watching all your demos Thank you for spending your time to show us these great quilts ❤❤
Absolutely GORGEOUS! I LOVE the green fabrics and the quilting is awesome. Thank you for sharing ☺️
I so appreciate your comments!
@@merrymabelmarket You are so welcome! Scrappy is my favorite quilting method 💕💕. Your quilt was stunning and inspiring 🥰
I also LOVE wonky.❤
I absolutely loved this video. I have so many scraps that I have to use up. I can’t wait to try this!
How gorgeous! Thanks for all your inspirational videos!
Love this one - I'm a big scrappy fan as well
It is so fun to sew!
I love this! I want to make mine in blues!
Magnificent!! (I may be biased towards green but) that is well done indeed. A pleasure to find you & your work!
Thank you! 😊
I know some Folks have a hard time just winging it, like trying stuff out casually. You encouraged that so nicely!
It's darling Dawn, I need to get my scraps out and do this!!😊😊
Yes, it is perfect peaceful fun!! I've been thinking a lot about you. I love it when I see your comments.
I was just about to make a very simple lavender quilt with two florals that contrasted. My quilty brain has been challenged by you and I can’t start sewing the two strips together! I need more strips!
Have FUN!! That is what matters most in the creative process. Enjoy yourself.
Beautiful! I love that you are so free with it. These colors are gorgeous! 💚
It is a lot of fun to make!
Love this video! I think the hardest part for me will be picking the color way when I make my first one!!!
First is right. They are a tiny bit addictive!
Really fun and beautiful project, thank you for making this video.
Thanks for watching!
So pretty!
Thank you! 😊 This one is fast too.
What a beautiful quilt. Thanks for the idea
Wonderful. Love, love, love your approach ❤️
I am loving reading your comments. Thank you!!
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
Great idea just love this ! 😊
it is a fun one!
This quilt is beautiful!
Fabulous!!!!! ❤
Very beautiful. Thank you!
Our pleasure!
Great, quick, and fun tutorial! Thanks!
I am trying to find an easy quilt from layer cakes. Just learning maybe cut in half and lay different ways like you are doing. I have camping layer cakes and my son will be 60 in September and would be nice a quick and easy one. Thank you I love your quilt.
You are so welcome! Have fun.
Beautiful!
Making one in blues. So fun!
Great plan. I love blues!
On my numbers for my rows, I add an arrow with my pressing direction.
Absolutely beautiful!
Very cute!
I am enjoying your videos. In this one, I noticed your pin cushion. It seemed unusual. I would love to see a bigger photo. Will you please include one in your next video? Thanks very much. I am planning to do the rail fence quilt, as you demonstrated. Thanks for your channel..
I think you can see it better in the first couple of videos we made. Try the "Trip Around the World" video, and you will see me grab it. It is a crystal container that my mother bought me years ago. It is supposed to be a "cart". I just fill it with pins.
I have had people HATE it because they think pins are too pokey like that. I LOVE IT. I do have pin cushions....but I prefer to keep my pins in "crystal". Because I use them and put them back away in little handfuls. So, I just put them away with the ball end up. (I know, weird.)
Great video!!
Glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful
I am new to your channel and I have to say I love watching you make these beautiful quilts! I am wanting to try to quilt, but I am really bad at colors. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. ❤
I don't know who taught you that you are bad at color, but I would love to change your belief. Color takes experience. Give yourself permission to relax and just CHOOSE what you like. Color is so subjective. Just make what you like.
I like to study quilts online and decide if I like them or not and WHY. It's usually due to color placement. So analyzing different quilts will help you learn about your preferences. If you google any quilt pattern and then hit "images" you can look at a variety of colors in similar styles of quilts.
@@merrymabelmarket thank you so much. I just feel I lack putting colors together. I am wanting to quilt some placemats for my mom. I really appreciate you taking the time to respond. Looking forward to your next video. ❤️
@@klvoshall6799Have you done the mats yet?? This would make beautiful place mats!! If you have fabric, cut some strips in all the colors, drop them in a little basket and mix them all up thoroughly. Then, don't even look at the colors, just reach down and grab a couple. Don't judge them. Don't think. Sew them together. Keep doing it until you have enough squares. Your mom will LOVE all the colors and you will have taken the hardest step... the first one! I just watched this yesterday and I'm starting one today! And I just had an idea so you can practice make one side her favorite color (say all blues) and the other side greens, 6 inch squares in a 2 x 3 layout. Go to your local quilt store and see if they sell bags of scraps (if you don't have any). That way you play the hand you are dealt and you don't agonize over colors (and you save money).
@@Cy-bz9jh Ooh, thank you for the wonderful idea!! No I haven't tried this yet as I'm intimidated by colors. I love your idea!! Now I will try it! Thank you again!! Good luck with yours!
I would like to make a blue scrappy quilt. Maybe a whole colored scrappy quilt seems nice too.
Yes!
Start with a box of any " mostly-color" randoms and go for it. ))) A littttle more control than total crumb... which I also LOVE to play with. This is a completely PLAY quilt )))))) I like mine double, extra long, biiiiiig hang-overs at the sides. That ends up twice a "normal" quilt size, but this looks like a two day top. ))))
It is pretty fast to make!
Very pretty ❤ i did one in pink.😊
I bet it is BEEEaUtiful!!!
@@merrymabelmarket thank you. It's a little donation quilt and I just finished it yesterday. So you video was very timely😊
Wow! This is absolutely gorgeous! Just like all the quilts you show us. I love the quilting too. I’ve got a few quilt tops to show you. Can’t wait to make one of these next....do you think red, white and blue will look ok?
Red, White and Blue will be SO fun!!
Wird fantastisch!
Il est magnifique
I really like your teaching style too. I usually don't go for this type of quilt, but this assort of greens I really like! Can't decide on the color so I'm thinking I might try jewel tones 😊
Your thoughts on this? 😊
Sounds like fun.