What wonderful way to make a shoo fly block. And I just loved the valentine fabric. I am like you Joan I love the woman that made the quilt and the fact she let the block stay the way they were. I could be her daughter or granddaughter did those two blocks and instead of fixing them left them like that . That's just an idea.
This is such a simple yet charming quilt, perfect for a beginner! And who doesn’t love a bonus project? I for one adore that scrappy snowballed nine-patch look on the table topper! I also agree with your “rescued” quilt… there’s something to be said for a quilter who simply includes their imperfect blocks in their quilt, rather than fix them. I bet she was laughing the whole time it was being quilted 😆. Charm charm charm!! Thanks for this tutorial… I just might have a reds and creams jelly roll that would work perfectly for this one!!!! ~Diana K
I am so happy that you did each block with the same two identical strips. I am probably one of a few who prefer less scrappy quilts and it seems that the scrappy trend has taken over. Thank you again for your wonderful tutorials!
Your quilt with the squares turned made me think of one of my treasures. My dear Granny sewed one block with the wrong side up. The quilt isn’t complete and I want to finish it for her. I will be giving it to my cousin and was so tempted to “fix” the one square but decided I am leaving it. She stretched it by hand and there is a lot of love in that precious square.
THANK YOU JENNY…… I LOVE ❤️ HOW YOU SHOW ME STEP BY STEP HOW TO…..AND HOW EASY YOU MAKE THIS QUILT… I WILL BE DOING THIS BECAUSE I LOVE 💕 ME SOME JELLY ROLLLLLLLS…… 🎉
I love this one so much and I'm always excited when you do a bonus project! Thanks for the quilt inspiration and introduction to the beautiful line of fabric. Both are a winner! 🥰 🥰 🥰
Happy new year Jenny and family Thank you for your love of all things even imperfection. You opened a new chapter for me ten years ago. Watching your encouraging videos I “had a go” and I am quilting even in my dreams. Working with colours and angles is challenging but guess what it’s all worth while when you have a quilt in your arms. May you be richly blessed thank you and your staff at MS. When are you coming to the UK 🇬🇧 again? Or even better opening a store? Say in Birmingham? You can’t fault a girl for trying🤣 Blessings Goldie 👩🏻🦳🌈💖🌳🇬🇧
Aren’t imperfect quilts precious? I recently found a 65+ year old quilt in my late mother’s house that was made by my paternal grandmother. I was so happy to see it that I cried. I don’t think there is one place where the points meet properly. If my grandmother ran out of a certain fabric in a block, she would just finish it with something similar.
Those vintage quilts were made with scraps of whatever they had. The idea was to use up scraps so nothing was wasted. I often think we need to do more of that today.
I,took my first quilt class in September 1979 when everything was dine by hand - so I learned how to hand piece very well (and still enjoy it!). My very first block to piece was the Shoo Fly as I am originally from York, PA across the river from Lancaster where the best shoo fly pie is made!!! Love the one and love this block. Dummy me never realized that the shoo fly and a certain churn dash we’re just opposites! How fun is that! Happy MSQC 15th Birthday and wish all of yiu so many more birthdays to come!!🎉🎉🎉❤
In the 1970's my friend went to Iseral. She bought a hand croched table cloth. They would put mistakes in their work on purpose to remember that only God is perfect. The same can be said about this lovely quilt.
That is a cool bonus quilt! I have a bunch of shoofly blocks that are extremely scrappy. The borders you used gave me an idea of how to make them all go together!
So beautiful, that old quilt is unique. That is how I look at it. Noone is perfect and it makes it uniquely perfect. Also happy 15 year anniversary for MSQC. 🎉🎂
Love the snowballing a simple 9 patch to make it a churn dash! I confess the only precut I’ve bought is a fat quarter but I think I need to get me some jelly rolls!
You make it look so wonderfully easy 👏👏 Thank you for sharing this amazing quilt, and showing us how to make it 👏👏 Looking forward to sharing 2023 with you all 👍👍🇬🇧
I like most tutorials, but again you lost me at "snowball", so I went back through MSQC tutorials and found the Churn Dash from 2013 which did not require snowballs to make the corner diagonal blocks. I always find a way around snowballs and flying geese. I have so, so many patterns bookmarked in Block magazines that I'm not sure I will ever get them all made! Thanks for stirring the creative juices.
What a wonderful quilt! I think that the quilter put those wonky blocks in the middle of the quilt because it meant something for her. I am going through some rough time in my life and made a quilt with wrong blocks too as a reminder of who I am and what I worth as a human and a person.
I’ve just started watching your channel a few weeks ago. I met a lady in Walmart while I as looking for some Christmas themed fat quarters which they don’t carry I found out. She and I chatted for a while and she brought up the name of your company, told me you had a website, where to look for you on UA-cam, etc. She recommended you very highly, and I looked you up as soon as I got home. I’ve been watching your channel since then and I love it. We used to have a quilt shop in our little town but it closed and my interest in quilting sort of became a thing of the past as well. Now thanks to you and your wonderful videos I’m looking forward to getting back into quilt making. Thanks so much.
Well, I guess you're not the first one to say that finished is better than perfect, LOL. I love that quilt. It's just so fun. Congratulations on 15 years. Time sure flies, doesn't it?
Happy anniversary 15 Years Way to go guys great job and I Love your shoofly quilt would be cute to make for Valentine’s Day for my granddaughter of course. I have an old quilt that was at my mothers house In one of her old chess I do not know what the name of the quilt is . But it does need a lot of repair and I am afraid to tackle it But I do love it and would maybe think of trying it thank you Jenny and all of your Steph for another good year of taking care of all of us and our needs of material take care Jenny and enjoy this New Year with Good health and happy days always happy days
Sometimes just hand-sewing patches of similar-coloured fabrics over holes/rips/tears in old quilts is the easiest way to repair an old quilt. If you want to keep using it, that is. Just do a search on UA-cam, I’ll bet someone has made and posted a video on appliqué quilt repair or (similar words/descriptions). Better than hiding the damaged quilt in a box or closet! Good luck Eva 🙂
For Christmas my daughter got me the iron like yours. I was so surprised. I love it! Thank you for making quilting easier for us quilt challenged women. Love this quilt you made!
Happy and Blessed 15th Anniversary!! I “found” your channel many years ago and I never went back to full time garment making. THANK YOU!! I get to enjoy sewing and fabric. I’ve watched every one of your shows I can find, bought a ton of fabrics, made a lot of quilt tops. Half have been quilted. This year I will be getting them all completed. That’s my goal. Thank you Jenny, Natalie and Misty for the weekly and triple play shows. I never miss them. Bless you all. Now on to this new four patch/shoofly quilt. 😂🥰
I learned something new because of your couple slips calling the blocks “Churn Dash”. Had to go look up comparison at the end and now know the 2 blocks ❤
Congrats on 15 years!! I've learned so much from you and your Triple Plays. I've ordered and received you Circle Magic rulers and going to be making a wedding quilt for family fir this summer.
Happy New Year 🥳🎉🪅💜💙 to you dear Jenny, & everyone else. Happy birthday, 15 years of making all of your fans lives fuller, & happier. May God continue to bless you all.
Awesome block thank you Jenny and Happy New Year. You really make my day watching your videos and everyone at MSQC videos!! I’m battling cancer for last 9 months and You have no idea how much you have helped me through my day. I love you guys so much. 💙🙏🏻
Thank you Jenny, I enjoyed all of it! Cant wait to make this quilt and sweet bonus project. I love the inspiration quilt as well, kinda fun to wonder if a child or grandchildren made the center blocks . I would have placed them center quilt as well. No matter who made them I love that those blocks are front and center. Thank you, thank you.
My grandma always told me that she made at least 1 mistake in anything she sewed. It was because only God can make a something perfect. When I went to the Amish community I told my cousin how beautiful the quilt was that the Amish ladies were quilting and there were no mistakes. Then the closest quilter to me got up, took me by my hand and pointed out one stitch that was off. She said “We always make one mistake in a stitch because only God can make something that is perfect.” I’ve never forgotten that quilt or visit. (However I don’t have to intentionally make one, it just happens. )
That is so cute! I like framing blocks like that - because they do just jump right off the background you create! Nice job. I like the change of music, too! not sure how long ago that happened since I don't always watch - but it's nice. Good job, production team, all the way around!
Thank you for rescuing the older quilt and thank you for this video on how to make a churn dash with this method. I love it. I have to admit I kept trying to look at the big quilt in the background at an angle. Would it be possible for you to make another churn dash quilt set on point. Would that still be a churn dash quilt or would it have a new name? Thank you Jenny love all your tutorials.
When I was a kid and started quilting my grandmother told me to make one piece wrong. She would not explain. But she was very superstitious. And that was the norm in her family. So I do as I was told, but I put it on a side. So far, not a soul has noticed!!
Some people believe that if everything in the project is perfect that they're tempting fate. Also some people believe that only God is perfect; therefore there should be a slight imperfection in any human made project.
I have heard about making certain that you have a mistake in a project, because only God is perfect. So far I've never had to put a deliberate mistake in any sewing project. I always have enough inadvertent mistakes to ward off misfortune and keep me from hubris.
@@OrlaQuirk Except that if you do it on purpose, it isn't a mistake, is it? I figure the same as you - there are always little things that could be improved - I don't have to do it on purpose.
On the bonus project you could have bordered it with a dark sashing. Then the churn dash would still be visible. Lovely project! I hope to get to give this a try!
I love those bright square rulers. I ordered some and I can easily find them when I need to use them, but I regret not getting the 2.5” ones. I don’t exactly have a lot of space at the moment so I’m having to put stuff in containers so having the bright ones prevents me from wasting time looking for them
I live in a very small mobile home that has a room added in the side. That has become my sewing room but space is still limited. I got a 3x3 foot piece of pegboard and my son in law mounted it on a section of wall. I have all my rulers and templates hung on it. Most of the pegs have as many rulers as they can hold but it still allows me to easily see and access what I have. Saved the container space for my fabric!
I can’t claim the credit. Saw it on a video several years ago. It has helped me so much to organize and also eliminated duplicating template purchases because before I didn’t really know what I had. When I was going through and organizing them on the pegs I found 3 of the same template! They were buried under other things.
This is a very clever way to make the shoo-fly block and frame it! I will be trying it. I have a question--since it takes four jelly strips to make two blocks, how can you make 30 blocks from a 40-42 piece jelly roll?
Alma, good catch! Another viewer noticed that too, and an MSQC rep replied that they are correcting the pattern. If you look just below the video, it is now noted that you need TWO jelly rolls.
Love all 3 quilts. But Jenny, did you really measure and cut the sides and top of the block? Or did you just grab the strip and sew it to the shoofly and let the pattern writers measure them LOL?
Our church has a quilt guild. One day a few years ago our pastor stopped by to visit. He said that tradition dictates to intentionally make a mistake in a quilt as a way to honor God (God is perfect and we are not) We laughed and said mistakes happen. God makes them all beautiful. Congratulations on 15 years
Not sure it was a mistake…a hidden message could be there…perhaps a guide to a destination…maybe one of two to complete the message…I love a mystery❤️from Minnesota ❄️
Love watching your videos. I see everyone and more than once. I’m looking for a picture of the Red/Yellow Kansas City Chiefs quilt and don’t remember where you posted it. Can you please help me find it? Thanks
Jenny, I love how you saved that quilt. And I love how it's crooked and she left it cause we know finished is better than perfect!.
What wonderful way to make a shoo fly block. And I just loved the valentine fabric. I am like you Joan I love the woman that made the quilt and the fact she let the block stay the way they were. I could be her daughter or granddaughter did those two blocks and instead of fixing them left them like that . That's just an idea.
This is such a simple yet charming quilt, perfect for a beginner! And who doesn’t love a bonus project? I for one adore that scrappy snowballed nine-patch look on the table topper! I also agree with your “rescued” quilt… there’s something to be said for a quilter who simply includes their imperfect blocks in their quilt, rather than fix them. I bet she was laughing the whole time it was being quilted 😆. Charm charm charm!! Thanks for this tutorial… I just might have a reds and creams jelly roll that would work perfectly for this one!!!! ~Diana K
I am so happy that you did each block with the same two identical strips. I am probably one of a few who prefer less scrappy quilts and it seems that the scrappy trend has taken over. Thank you again for your wonderful tutorials!
I LOVE this Shoofly quilt! And I love the old one as well. The old patterns need to be sewn more often.
Hi Jenny, The Shoefly is one of my favorite blocks so I am thrilled to see this quilt and the little scrappy one too! Have a lovely weekend, 🥰Chris
Your quilt with the squares turned made me think of one of my treasures. My dear Granny sewed one block with the wrong side up. The quilt isn’t complete and I want to finish it for her. I will be giving it to my cousin and was so tempted to “fix” the one square but decided I am leaving it. She stretched it by hand and there is a lot of love in that precious square.
I love everything you do, Jenny! Your personality is warm and kind! You are such an expert at all your blocks! You make everything fun!
Clever. Very clever from start to finish. A simple block, but such a stunning result.
Very pretty Jenny, I really like this frabic line. Love the happy little differences in the older quilt. Hope you have a great day.
THANK YOU JENNY…… I LOVE ❤️ HOW YOU SHOW ME STEP BY STEP HOW TO…..AND HOW EASY YOU MAKE THIS QUILT… I WILL BE DOING THIS BECAUSE I LOVE 💕 ME SOME JELLY ROLLLLLLLS…… 🎉
I love this one so much and I'm always excited when you do a bonus project! Thanks for the quilt inspiration and introduction to the beautiful line of fabric. Both are a winner! 🥰 🥰 🥰
Happy new year Jenny and family
Thank you for your love of all things even imperfection.
You opened a new chapter for me ten years ago.
Watching your encouraging videos I “had a go” and I am quilting even in my dreams.
Working with colours and angles is challenging but guess what it’s all worth while when you have a quilt in your arms.
May you be richly blessed thank you and your staff at MS.
When are you coming to the UK 🇬🇧 again?
Or even better opening a store? Say in Birmingham? You can’t fault a girl for trying🤣
Blessings Goldie 👩🏻🦳🌈💖🌳🇬🇧
Thank you Jenny! You make it ok for my imperfections , which means I am still good at piecing!
Aren’t imperfect quilts precious? I recently found a 65+ year old quilt in my late mother’s house that was made by my paternal grandmother. I was so happy to see it that I cried. I don’t think there is one place where the points meet properly. If my grandmother ran out of a certain fabric in a block, she would just finish it with something similar.
Quilts carry so much history in them, your grandmother's quilt sounds perfect, you are so right to cherish every inch of it ❤️
What a treasure!
Those vintage quilts were made with scraps of whatever they had. The idea was to use up scraps so nothing was wasted. I often think we need to do more of that today.
How wonderful
@@ruthhilsdorf3210 My grandpa was a very successful businessman but quite the Scrooge. I’m sure my grandmother was limited to scraps and old clothing.
I,took my first quilt class in September 1979 when everything was dine by hand - so I learned how to hand piece very well (and still enjoy it!). My very first block to piece was the Shoo Fly as I am originally from York, PA across the river from Lancaster where the best shoo fly pie is made!!! Love the one and love this block. Dummy me never realized that the shoo fly and a certain churn dash we’re just opposites! How fun is that! Happy MSQC 15th Birthday and wish all of yiu so many more birthdays to come!!🎉🎉🎉❤
I love your attitude. So kind to that woman whose mistakes are so apparent to the world. Wonderful video
Congratulations on 15 years and thank you for teaching me how to quilt, started watching in 2021 and have become quite good 😊
Happy 15!!!! Love the quilt!!
Love when you pointed out the "mistakes" on your antique quilt.
Your quilt turned out so pretty Jenny. 💞🇦🇺
Adorable...have a jelly roll waiting!!!
In the 1970's my friend went to Iseral. She bought a hand croched table cloth. They would put mistakes in their work on purpose to remember that only God is perfect. The same can be said about this lovely quilt.
That is a cool bonus quilt! I have a bunch of shoofly blocks that are extremely scrappy. The borders you used gave me an idea of how to make them all go together!
So beautiful, that old quilt is unique. That is how I look at it. Noone is perfect and it makes it uniquely perfect.
Also happy 15 year anniversary for MSQC. 🎉🎂
Love the snowballing a simple 9 patch to make it a churn dash! I confess the only precut I’ve bought is a fat quarter but I think I need to get me some jelly rolls!
Love the quilts, all 3 of them. Thanks Jenny ❤️🇦🇺
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Cute quilt! Happy 15 years!
You make it look so wonderfully easy 👏👏 Thank you for sharing this amazing quilt, and showing us how to make it 👏👏 Looking forward to sharing 2023 with you all 👍👍🇬🇧
I love shoofly blocks and how awesome that it is precious but not perfect!
I like most tutorials, but again you lost me at "snowball", so I went back through MSQC tutorials and found the Churn Dash from 2013 which did not require snowballs to make the corner diagonal blocks. I always find a way around snowballs and flying geese. I have so, so many patterns bookmarked in Block magazines that I'm not sure I will ever get them all made! Thanks for stirring the creative juices.
Thank you! I learned so much from watching you! I love this project using the nine patch!
What a wonderful quilt! I think that the quilter put those wonky blocks in the middle of the quilt because it meant something for her. I am going through some rough time in my life and made a quilt with wrong blocks too as a reminder of who I am and what I worth as a human and a person.
Perfectly imperfect!!! I love her quilt & I love the ninepatch shoofly. This one is going on my to do list. Thanks for sharing!!
I’ve just started watching your channel a few weeks ago. I met a lady in Walmart while I as looking for some Christmas themed fat quarters which they don’t carry I found out. She and I chatted for a while and she brought up the name of your company, told me you had a website, where to look for you on UA-cam, etc. She recommended you very highly, and I looked you up as soon as I got home. I’ve been watching your channel since then and I love it. We used to have a quilt shop in our little town but it closed and my interest in quilting sort of became a thing of the past as well. Now thanks to you and your wonderful videos I’m looking forward to getting back into quilt making. Thanks so much.
I was taught to sew "with a baggy bottom", silly but memorable phrase that is just what you did- bigger piece underneath🙂
Exactly!! Baggy bottom!!!!!!
Absolutely love this method to get shooflys.
Well, I guess you're not the first one to say that finished is better than perfect, LOL. I love that quilt. It's just so fun. Congratulations on 15 years. Time sure flies, doesn't it?
Happy anniversary 15 Years Way to go guys great job and I Love your shoofly quilt would be cute to make for Valentine’s Day for my granddaughter of course. I have an old quilt that was at my mothers house In one of her old chess I do not know what the name of the quilt is . But it does need a lot of repair and I am afraid to tackle it But I do love it and would maybe think of trying it thank you Jenny and all of your Steph for another good year of taking care of all of us and our needs of material take care Jenny and enjoy this New Year with Good health and happy days always happy days
Sometimes just hand-sewing patches of similar-coloured fabrics over holes/rips/tears in old quilts is the easiest way to repair an old quilt. If you want to keep using it, that is. Just do a search on UA-cam, I’ll bet someone has made and posted a video on appliqué quilt repair or (similar words/descriptions). Better than hiding the damaged quilt in a box or closet! Good luck Eva 🙂
Congratulations msqc and thank you (again) Jenny x
You're still going strong, Jenny. I don't know how you come up with all these great ideas!
Such an enjoyable tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
For Christmas my daughter got me the iron like yours. I was so surprised. I love it! Thank you for making quilting easier for us quilt challenged women. Love this quilt you made!
Happy and Blessed 15th Anniversary!!
I “found” your channel many years ago and I never went back to full time garment making. THANK YOU!!
I get to enjoy sewing and fabric. I’ve watched every one of your shows I can find, bought a ton of fabrics, made a lot of quilt tops. Half have been quilted. This year I will be getting them all completed. That’s my goal.
Thank you Jenny, Natalie and Misty for the weekly and triple play shows. I never miss them. Bless you all. Now on to this new four patch/shoofly quilt. 😂🥰
Love your tutorials ~ My favorite quilt is the Antique Lace, made one using Kaffe jelly roll strips ~ it is beautiful
Great story of the wonky block quilt. The little churndash that was sent to the antique store. Banished. Great info here on your new quilts.
I love the imperfect quilt. I always need to remind myself that finished is the goal NOT perfect. Love your tutorials!
Thank you Jenny! I love this! It is beautiful! I love watching you and Misty and Natalie!
I learned something new because of your couple slips calling the blocks “Churn Dash”. Had to go look up comparison at the end and now know the 2 blocks ❤
Shoo Fly is my absolute favorite block!
Beautiful Quilt! You make this look so easy ! Thank you!
Loved this project! Thanks for sharing.
Adorable! Thanks.
I love the shoofly block. Such an easy one too! Happy New Year, Jenny!
Congrats on 15 years!! I've learned so much from you and your Triple Plays. I've ordered and received you Circle Magic rulers and going to be making a wedding quilt for family fir this summer.
I absolutely love this, so clean and fresh looking and so easy. Thank you thank you Jenny, as usual!
Happy New Year 🥳🎉🪅💜💙 to you dear Jenny, & everyone else.
Happy birthday, 15 years of making all of your fans lives fuller, & happier. May God continue to bless you all.
Oh my gosh, I love the turned hsts!!
Love it thank you Jenny imperfections add to the charm sometimes
Thank you Jenny.
Awesome block thank you Jenny and Happy New Year. You really make my day watching your videos and everyone at MSQC videos!! I’m battling cancer for last 9 months and You have no idea how much you have helped me through my day. I love you guys so much. 💙🙏🏻
That woman is your spirit sister Jenny!
Thank you Jenny, I enjoyed all of it! Cant wait to make this quilt and sweet bonus project. I love the inspiration quilt as well, kinda fun to wonder if a child or grandchildren made the center blocks . I would have placed them center quilt as well. No matter who made them I love that those blocks are front and center. Thank you, thank you.
I love your tutorials.
Beautiful thank you Jenny
darling little block
I love the new into. Very cute. And the quilt is awesome. Great tutorial Jenny
You are so awsome coming up with your ideas
My grandma always told me that she made at least 1 mistake in anything she sewed. It was because only God can make a something perfect. When I went to the Amish community I told my cousin how beautiful the quilt was that the Amish ladies were quilting and there were no mistakes. Then the closest quilter to me got up, took me by my hand and pointed out one stitch that was off. She said “We always make one mistake in a stitch because only God can make something that is perfect.” I’ve never forgotten that quilt or visit. (However I don’t have to intentionally make one, it just happens. )
Very pretty!
love this quilt
Very cute quilt! Thanks for the tutorial!
That is so cute! I like framing blocks like that - because they do just jump right off the background you create! Nice job. I like the change of music, too! not sure how long ago that happened since I don't always watch - but it's nice. Good job, production team, all the way around!
Thank you for rescuing the older quilt and thank you for this video on how to make a churn dash with this method. I love it. I have to admit I kept trying to look at the big quilt in the background at an angle. Would it be possible for you to make another churn dash quilt set on point. Would that still be a churn dash quilt or would it have a new name? Thank you Jenny love all your tutorials.
I’d love a tutorial on an “on-point churn dash” (or whatever it’s called) quilt too - great idea!
HAPPY NEW YEAR JENNY AND FAMILY.
LOVED this!
I like the black scissors.
The bonus project would make a perfect baby quilt!
I've GOT to attempt this quilt! I'm brand new though, so I'll need lots of luck!!
Thank you for another fabulous tutorial
When I was a kid and started quilting my grandmother told me to make one piece wrong. She would not explain. But she was very superstitious. And that was the norm in her family. So I do as I was told, but I put it on a side. So far, not a soul has noticed!!
Some people believe that if everything in the project is perfect that they're tempting fate. Also some people believe that only God is perfect; therefore there should be a slight imperfection in any human made project.
I have heard about making certain that you have a mistake in a project, because only God is perfect. So far I've never had to put a deliberate mistake in any sewing project. I always have enough inadvertent mistakes to ward off misfortune and keep me from hubris.
@@OrlaQuirk Except that if you do it on purpose, it isn't a mistake, is it? I figure the same as you - there are always little things that could be improved - I don't have to do it on purpose.
This is brilliant!! I can do this!! Thank you!
Love the new music. Lol
Love this one!
Thanks Jenny
I love it too.. Makes me feel better 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
On the bonus project you could have bordered it with a dark sashing. Then the churn dash would still be visible.
Lovely project! I hope to get to give this a try!
Love it!
I can see myself making those oops blocks on purpose and alternating with good ones.
I love those bright square rulers. I ordered some and I can easily find them when I need to use them, but I regret not getting the 2.5” ones. I don’t exactly have a lot of space at the moment so I’m having to put stuff in containers so having the bright ones prevents me from wasting time looking for them
I live in a very small mobile home that has a room added in the side. That has become my sewing room but space is still limited. I got a 3x3 foot piece of pegboard and my son in law mounted it on a section of wall. I have all my rulers and templates hung on it. Most of the pegs have as many rulers as they can hold but it still allows me to easily see and access what I have. Saved the container space for my fabric!
@@ruthhilsdorf3210 Smart!! I may just have to try this… my bungalow isn’t very big either!
@@ruthhilsdorf3210 Thanks for sharing! I don’t know why I didn’t think of that, but will definitely look for a peg board.
I can’t claim the credit. Saw it on a video several years ago. It has helped me so much to organize and also eliminated duplicating template purchases because before I didn’t really know what I had. When I was going through and organizing them on the pegs I found 3 of the same template! They were buried under other things.
This is a very clever way to make the shoo-fly block and frame it! I will be trying it. I have a question--since it takes four jelly strips to make two blocks, how can you make 30 blocks from a 40-42 piece jelly roll?
You get 2 blocks from each strip set.
Alma, good catch! Another viewer noticed that too, and an MSQC rep replied that they are correcting the pattern. If you look just below the video, it is now noted that you need TWO jelly rolls.
@@thewaldens90Thanks for the clarification!
Very clever
Love all 3 quilts. But Jenny, did you really measure and cut the sides and top of the block? Or did you just grab the strip and sew it to the shoofly and let the pattern writers measure them LOL?
Our church has a quilt guild. One day a few years ago our pastor stopped by to visit. He said that tradition dictates to intentionally make a mistake in a quilt as a way to honor God (God is perfect and we are not) We laughed and said mistakes happen. God makes them all beautiful.
Congratulations on 15 years
Not sure it was a mistake…a hidden message could be there…perhaps a guide to a destination…maybe one of two to complete the message…I love a mystery❤️from Minnesota ❄️
Natalie could do this in blues and natural
I love that lady too. 😂
I LOVE it, but it looks a little radioactive! ;)
I would have been so tempted to copy the lady's mistake!
Love watching your videos. I see everyone and more than once. I’m looking for a picture of the Red/Yellow Kansas City Chiefs quilt and don’t remember where you posted it. Can you please help me find it? Thanks
I have 7 quilts planned. Just started RBD BOM and I want to do the Barn Star and Jolly Bar 4 😊😊😊❤❤