Make a "Pinwheel Picnic" Quilt with Jenny!
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Pretty pinwheels in two sizes come together to create this delightful Pinwheel Picnic Quilt! This is a perfect quilt project for those long summer days.
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As always thanks for this fabulous video. I've been looking for a pattern with short and tall pinwheels for at least three years and was thrilled to find not only the FREE pattern but also a free VIDEO! Can't wait to start making this. My mother-in-law made a quilt like this over 70 years ago. Since my husband's family was mennonite, she made it all by hand including the quilting. I so regret that I didn't meet her before she passed on to Heaven. I know she would taught me so much. We cherish our quilt of course and our daughter-in-law has expressed that she'd love to have one like it. I now feel A LOT more confortable making with thes wonderful gifts from MSQC! Thanks to your whole team for doing more and more awesome free videos and patterns for us. God bless each of you.
Love how you “own” your vulnerability. Sewing takes so much skill and thought process. You make me feel better about myself!
Yay, now I know what to do with all the pinwheels I made for another project. The triangle ruller squaring-method you shared is priceless: trimming just the one side AND BEFORE YOU PRESS! ... Great Scot, What a time saver, and fabric saver, CHAIN PIECING is so cool! Thanks Jennie.😊☝❤
Had to purchase that square up ruler as soon as she brought it out! Saves a headache of mis-sized pinwheels. Thanks Jenny...you are the BEST!
I just love Jenny's tutorials. I've made several of her quilts and found the instructions so easy to follow. Only downside is I get so excited when working one I forget to go to bed!!!
I kept buying adorable pink fabrics when my daughters were having babies. After the 8th grandson I have lots of pink fat quarters. The pinwheel will be a very fun quilt to use them up. Can't wait to get it done.
Jenny, you are such a wonderful teacher. I've made a several quilts, but all of them are made from your videos. Thank you.
Thank you Jenny for the great tutorial. Love the fabrics. Have a safe and happy Labor Day weekend!
I just can’t go to sleep on Thursday night without a bedtime tutorial from Jenny!
Mary Zoss: Me too. Just watched it.
Me too 😊
me too!
Me too!
For me it’s breakfast TV on friday morning in Germany. 6 a.m. the new tutorial comes out...
I love pinwheels and Jenny. Your sense of humor and enthusiasm are so fun! Sweet quilt.
I'm new to quilting and my first quilt was a pinwheel thanks to Jenny's great tutorials. This one is definitely on my to do list.
It so great watching you cutting out and putting together the pieces so fast. Great job Jenny. Love all of your tutorials
Yesss!!!! Outstanding!!! I'm barely able to sit still as I watch Jenny create yet another beautiful quilt, 😆
I love this fabric , this is a got to make quilt so beautiful ! Jenny you did it again your fans out here love you
Sewing a 1/4 around, cutting, then piecing makes quick pinwheels. Agree, the fabric is soft and sweet. The quilt looks like pinwheel confetti. Thanks Jenny!
I really love they way Jenny teach. It makes it easy to follow. I watch her tutorial everyday.
I'm a total sucker for pinwheels. I love them in all sizes. I bet this would look crazy amazing in solids, too!
Today, 4/16/21, jenny has liberty of london 10" sq on daily deal. Would be fab for this. Now,
Where's my debit card?🤗
Simply amazing. I have a monochrome quilt planned with two printed fabrics and one solid. This is going to work really well. Your tutorials are wonderful and you have a way of making things seem manageable. What a teacher/demonstrator.
It's amazing what color choice will do for a pattern. These colors are great for this pattern. Something soft. Love the line of fabric and the layout!
LOL!! "I know quilting needles can go through fingers so they can go through layers of fabric as well!" Jenny is so fantastic!!
And so setiously!😃
Jenny you are always the real deal. Make the same mistake 40 times. This is a beautiful quilt.
Wonderful job Jenny. I understand your confusion when I was younger I sewed my legs together on a jumpsuit. It took me a while to realize what I’d done after I unpicked it twice.
😂😂😂. I sewed top side of long jumpsuit to bottom side of leg (too much fabric!) on my first garment. Learned i had zero ability for mental manipulation when i took up quilting. So i count: print to solid/pink one, yellow one/red plaid up, red plaid down.
Im not a great quilter but i know that it's done when i run out of breath!😤
ABSOLUTELY lovely fabric! Who can't possibly love pinwheels. THANK YOU for sharing. ENJOY your Labor Day holiday....you and your team certainly earn it. :)
Beautiful, soft colors. Thanks for the tutorial. You make it look easy! On my list to make with some fabric I wasn’t sure what to do with. Now I know!
Thankyou so much for an EASY pinwheel tutorial...not afraid of those blocks anymore!
🎉 Jenny's awesome
Started this last year and hope to finish it at retreat at the end of March. I am making it king size so it is taking a lot longer than I anticipated. 'get her done'!
I just LOVE you. You are so sweet! Love watching your tutorials. Learn so much. Thank you
First place I go to every morning. Love, love your tutorials and have made several quilts from them.
Pinwheels always make me smile! I just bought those rulers along with a box of goodies from MSQC- my favorite place ever! :)
Awww! Thank you so much! We can't wait to see what you create with your box of fabric fun! Thank you for shopping with us!
I NEEEEEED this square up ruler!!!!! Well done Jenny and crew! As always Friday can only be Friday with a MSQC tut with first coffee!!!
LOL
Me too
I'm thrilled that you made a new pinwheel tutorial. This is really nice. I used your first pinwheel tutorial last fall to make my first pinwheel quilt. My niece just loves pinwheels and I was so scared because I only saw you make the pinwheels and there wasn't an example of a quilt! It turned out beautifully (because I watched that tutorial and said the mantra over and over again)! I even wrote your company and received a lovely reply that there was only one pinwheel tutorial. So, thank you Jenny. I appreciate your time. You've taught me so much!
Love the fabric! 💖Thanks Jenny, I love your tutorials. 💙
Good morning from Hot and Sunny SC! Love the big pinwheels. Love the soft colors. Another hit Jenny!!😘 Have a wonderful Labor day weekend.
We've just traveled over 600 miles, to visit Hamilton MO. And worth the trip, trust me. You are made very welcome there.
I just found a pattern for my son's Christmas present. Using different fabric of course. Thanks a bunch Jenny.
Thank you for tuning in!
Thank you for sharing Jenny 😊
I got the trimmer and its unbelievable!! Half square Triangles are no longer scary to square up! Happy Labor Day and thank you!!
I want to buy the Trimmer. What is the name? Where did you get it? Thanks 🌷
This quilt is so pretty! So girly! Plus pinwheels are too much fun!
You should try a 3-D pinwheel for fun. I use them often in corners or wherever I just want to stick one. They are super fun to make and see. Haha, sorry for name, using my grandson's computer!
Very shabby chic. At first I didn't like the print but it's growing on me. Love the size of the quilt.
That's a pretty design. Thanks again Jenny. Don't know how you keep coming up with them.
I love this channel, her voice makes me relax
What a great pattern. Have a great Labor Day!
Love your videos Jenny! Thank you
Love this quilt, Jenny, So sweet!
Gorgeous quilt! Thank you for sharing this pattern!
Jenny takes the fear out of it all❤
Súper HERMOSO ese acolchado , Díos le bendiga siempre por Compartir sus conocimientos , 😊
Can't wait to make this quilt!! Beautiful
I love this quilt to pieces. Want to make it one day. Thanks Jenny ♥
Thanks Jenny! I love yours tutorials!
Easy quilt that looks great. Thanks for sharing.
The ruler I use is the Quilt in a Day Triangle Square up ruler. Love it. Makes squaring up so much faster to trim before you press.
I love it you don’t worry about the back. I spend a lot of time “fussing” with the back to get it to lay flat and all parts of seams together.
Then you should put your quilts in the houston festival. One lady there won top award. Said she did that too. She spent 8 hrs every day for nearly one year making the quilt.
Sometimes "Finished ISN'T better than perfect"!😀
I love pinwheels! Probably my favorite block.Thanks so much for showing this
I really like this pattern! Thanks Miss Jenny!!!
Beautiful quilt, Jenny. I'm also glad to see Jane back in her place! :-)
Thanks for watching, Betty! :)
My big sister uses the word "wonky." Love it
Love the pinwheels ....colours so soft and pretty. (Despite my not being a pink girl.). Would like you to have shown how to use the regular rectangular ruler to trim the block. Great instructions on chain piecing.
what a very pretty quilt! I could see this as a scrappy. I also have some green batiks that I might just make this one in for my daughter's birthday coming up! Thanks again and have a great holiday weekend!!
Great pinwheel pattern! I can do this. Thank you Jenny! You are Awesone!
Gorgeous fabric, pretty design. Always look forward to your video Friday evening, it kicks off the weekend.
This is beautiful. I may have to start it as I work on my daughters orange peel quilt.
Great quilt, I too Love pinwheels...
I am going to make this one! I love it & the instructions. Thank you Jenny.
I just finished this pattern. It was so fun to make!!
awesome - I can't wait to use some of the blocks I have.
Love this!! And I noticed the seamless editing!! Very fancy!! 😍
I leave my rotary cutter open all the time. I like living on the edge. Who knows, I might even go totally overboard, and iron all my seams OPEN!! :D
LMAO....:) I leave mine open too
DJ - We are basically anarchists! Haha!!
YES! LOL
I was looking for a quilt to use layer cakes and here it is. I also need it to be king size so I will add a row and column and another border. This will be my October retreat quilt.
We are so glad that you found a quilt pattern that works for you Deborah Neubauer! Happy quilting and be sure to send pictures of your quilt creations with us.
This would look great in a Cape Cod beach house with lots of seashells for decoration.
Love this quilts colors!
Very good. Looks so easy, Jenny is good!!
I love pinwheels ... this is so cute ... love it
This is what I’m going to make with the Butterflies and Berries 10” squares daily deal that I bought last week! I hope to get 2 baby quilts out of it!
That sounds like fun, Suzy! We can't wait to see your baby quilts! :)
Beautiful, thanks for sharing
Jenny wouldn't it be easier to make the small pinwheels using the "easy 8" method? Love your tutorials..
I love to see your tutorial, you are the Best
You make it look so easy. Thank you for sharing. Have a safe Memorial Day weekend.
scratchgolfer12 Labor Day 😉
So pretty! Love this!
You always make such beautiful quilts! I have so many that I want to do!
Jenny, you need the Ergonomic Rotary cutter and mat for left-handed folks! You will love how it makes your hands feel when you do cut! Martelli options, Martelli Enterprises it Winner Designs Sewing and Quilting!
Wow, very nice quilt! Thanks!
I love this method of sewing the pinwheel block, so now my question is if you want a 8" finished pinwheel block what size to you start with?
Hi! It’s a gorgeous quilt! Thanks for another great tutorial! 🌸🌸 I’m looking forward to making it!
What I'd do is separate out print squares. Most layer cakes have duplicates. Then I'd sew all background and print squares all the way around. Then I'd cut them apart. That way if you get pulled away, your small squares will have at least 1 side sewn and won't "walk away". I really hate it when I come back to a project and find pieces temporarily missing.
Always enjoy.
I'm very confused. These are cut in quarters. So do we cut based on 6 1/2" quarter square or half square? My ruler has both.
Thank you for the tutorial! Was perfect timing!
this will be a quilt for me!! i really love it
Please share it with us when you're finished!
great design!
LOVE IT!
I LOVE THISSSSS!!!!
Thanks for sometimes being 'angly challenged'. I feel better about being that way, too. :)
What causes those little puckers on the corners? I have those quite often, especially when I’m top quilting. I don’t do free motion, mostly stitch in the ditch between blocks. When I come up to previous stitching I get a pucker. Any tips?
Try using a walking foot. That feeds top layer same rate as bottom; helps prevent puckers. :-)
I do use a walking foot and it still happens :(
+cosmogirl I'm sorry to hear that. That can be so frustrating. I wonder if some temporary spray adhesive would help? I've never used that. I used to have this problem sometimes. What I eventually figured out is that when sewing the rows in the first direction, there was a smidge of extra fabric on top, between the rows of stitching. So, when I sewed in the crosswise direction, it would cause a fold-over when I got to the cross-line of quilting. Does that make sense? That tiny bit of fabric would push along in front of the presser foot, until it couldn't push any farther, because it met a cross line of stitching. So the challenge is, I guess, to make sure your top fabric is pulled quite taught, before and during basting. Which I always thought I did, but still sometimes had trouble at the cross seams, until I started using the walking foot, and for me, its been much better, ever since.
+cosmogirl One trick I used to employ, though, is that if I could see a pucker was probably going to happen at an intersection, if I noticed soon enough, I could use my fingers to ease in really tiny bits along the way, not quite big enough to create a pucker, so by the time I got to the intersection, the extra fabric was used up. Worked pretty well, and once the quilt is washed,, there is a kind of puckering that happens anyway, so it will really be invisible. I hope this will be of some help to you. :-) If not, I just try to remember that no quilt is perfect anyway, and that is just proof it was hand-crafted in love, and not made by some giant robot. ;-)
I would of chosen a warmer background fabric for the light colors get washed out.
Love it!
"i know the needle can go through fingers so i know it will go through layers of fabric" 😂😂
Please do a tutorial on spinning seams to reduce center bulk.
So very pretty
Please do a video on piecing backing fabric. Thank you.
I would love to see one to.
Very pretty
Does it really matter which way the blades are turning? I never know which way is correct.
ooooo my points!!! hehehehe Love these videos!