Am I the only one that feels as tho I'm just slightly addicted to Jordan Fabric tutorials so much so that I find myself checking daily to see if there is a new one... she has such great techniques and a very pleasant voice to listen too love watching them!!
YES! Informative content, great ideas, excellent photography, and good explanations as to why and how. Her diction is impeccable - no annoying “ums,” “tsks,” or wasted words.
I read the comments about waste. Waste is in the eye of the beholder. I save my scraps, divide them into sizes (placed into zip lock bags) and have made some really crazy and whacky quilts, and sometimes they have been used to save the day. Unless you are sewing charms beside one another and making one plain square quilt, there will always be some waste, and again what one determines is waste is in the eye of the beholder. I see this as a new and unique application for my quilting. The possibilities for this is only limited by your imagination. Lastly, this is the reason there are so many patterns, just like a gazillion style of shoes. They don't always hit someone's hot button.
I took all my scraps too and cut them into usable pieces and placed them into containers so that I could go to them as needed, some as small as 1 1/2” squares and even made a postage stamp quilt out of them. My waste has to be smaller than 1 1/2” for me to toss, I’m not into crumb quilting so I don’t save pieces for that.
Not only do you construct beautiful quilts with genuine love and joy but you share other designers work giving them complete attention and mention. Donna I just love all that you do, all your attention to detail, and your gentle guiding voice. You are truly a master! Thank you for sharing your gift!!
Hi from Australia. I have been watching this gifted teacher for a very long time and every demo is beautiful, precise and professionally delivered. Thankyou Donna for holding our hand and doing it all for us. BRAVA !!!
It is a great technique for a small challenging project and beautiful color combination and result. I wouldn't mind wasting a bit in comparison to the awesome result. Thank you
I have made a lot of Dresden plates and I have a tip. To make sure your wedge is ironed symmetrically to can use a piece of cardboard with a diagonal line drawn on it. You place it inside the corner you are ironing and have the line on the cardboard line up with seam on the back of the blade. This assures that all of your blades are the same.
Hi from Florida! I am a big fan. Fairly new to quilting. I’ve been following you for about a couple of years. Love your videos! You are a wonderful teacher.please keep doing what your doing😃👍 BTW, love your natural hair! I started 14 months ago too!
When I saw your fabric selection, I immediately thought of impressionist art-my favorite. Exquisite. Your white-on-white pattern added the leaves to the flowers! You are an excellent teacher, Donna-a natural. I’ve watched all your videos, a few more than once. Thank you for all you do. 💕
I initially thought the starbursts were English paper piecing. What a clever technique. Your quilting really enhanced the starbursts. Another great video thank you.
This has real paper piecing vibes - as an aside, I thought all quilting was done with scrap material and bits of paper. I thought all those 'American' style quilts were really advanced paper geometry! Then, after finally finishing a double quilt I have been making with small rectangle notelets as a template, a quilt I have been doing on and off for more than twenty years (!), I watched Donna wizz up a quilt in a matter of hours! Seriously! My second quilt, with Donna as my on line Quilting 'Auntie', took me a weekend - although the hand quilting is taking some time. So, thank you Donna for being a truely great teacher, Claire, England. xx
I didn't think I was interested in this pattern, but it's Donna and she is always worth a watch. Part way through I thought - well this one isn't going to get done - and then suddenly, whoa, I like this, you could have fun with this. Loving the bright colours but you can go anywhere with the colour choice on this . Love it. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing the technique. I have made another me and my sister design and it was fun and easy. For the people commenting on wasting fabric... find a different pattern that you feel is worthy. We are so lucky to have many different patterns and ideas for different people's tastes. Thanks Donna for sharing!
What would my mornings be without coffee and Donna! Your videos are just what I like to watch and listen to while I'm having my morning coffee and trying to wake up! I love watching you sew all those seams, and I especially love watching you cut all that fabric for those beautiful quilts that you make! Your quilts always come out looking so beautiful! Thank you for the tip about putting a weight over my ruler when I do my cutting! That's one of the best tips I've learned from you! And "finger pressing" my seams! I've learned so much from you! Thanks, Donna and Matt, and please keep the videos coming! (Hearts to you both!)
Every time I watch one of your tutorials, I learn something new. Today, I learned how to “straight edge echo” on the background quilting without actually marking on the quilt. Nice pattern and a great finished product. Thank you.
I've watched this video several times and what comes to mind is before you put the starburst on the blocks, sew the blocks together first. Next pin or use a glue stick to put the starburst on the blocks. Make your quilt sandwich and NOW stitch the starburst on the blocks, stitch between the blocks, trim and bind.
Hi, from Quebec, You are an inspiring teacher.. you work so beautifully, it is a true pleasure to watch.. thank you for taking time to show us what beautiful things that can be done.. wow. I am a beginner and I have lot to learn.. many many thanks
This is a really magical pattern. As the tutorial unfolded it was like an ah-ha moment. Donna your Master Video Maker is superb really. He gets his camera exactly right to the spot so that we can see exactly “how to”. Thank you for all your time and effort and skill in teaching all the quilting methods.
I am sort of laughing because I find myself thinking: Oh, let’s make that (because she makes it look quick and easy - good teacher that she is) SO technically I am not relaxing but mentally adding to my Let’s Sew That list.
I love your teaching technique! You break everything down so I believe that can do it also. Even your voice is soothing to listen to. I have made a couple Dresden plate runners and it never occurred to me to quilt them like you did, absolutely brilliant! Please keep your tutorials coming. Blessings from MN.
I got this pattern ordered today, the end....yes the end until after September. Swore I wasn't buying any more until after my daughter's destination wedding. But HAD to have this. I'll make the bride and groom a tablerunner to ease my guilt.
You are a great teacher Donna. This would be pretty intimidating but you explain everything so clearly. Your camera person is really really good too and that makes it so helpful! I can very clearly see what you are showing us. Thanks!!!
My thoughts exactly!! I've learned SO much being able to see up close and follow along with Donna's excellent instructions! What an amazing family operation!
Totally agree! I don’t think this is one I will pass on. I love all the rest of her designs and she makes everything look so easy! Donna has and I for colors I never could put some colors together if I didn’t see them made up by Donna! She is amazing and I loved every item I have purchased. Matt is also amazing. Bought lots of runner precuts and other precuts. All items are perfectly cut and go to get her quickly. Thanks Donna.
I read a book about somebody living in Vanuatu, and for the life of me I can’t remember what it’s about! I’m in New Hampshire USA. It’s 3:40 AM right now and I will be praying in a minute. Have a great day. I think it was the Book, Getting Stoned With Savages! 🤣
Very cute pattern and cheerful fabrics! Made a beautiful runner. You explain things so wonderfully! Great that they include the template. I like to use "True Grips" on my rulers or templates that don't already have the surface to hold fabric from slipping. Thanks! Cheers from🇨🇦🍁
I saw the two sisters at Missouri Star Quilt Company a couple years ago. I’ve made two of these and they are so much fun. So cool to see you doing this one. I cut and sewed the four patches precisely so that the pieces you cut away (equals about 50%) are ready to do something else with. I use every bit of it. No waste! 😊
This is a great pattern and I will try it. Donna thank you so much for your clear instructions. You make this pattern and all your other projects so very easy to try. I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you 😊
I had been skipping this video because I don’t like appliqué patterns… but, I finally watched it today. This is a game changer! I might be willing to try more appliqué patterns going forward!
Hi from Texas. Even if I can’t possibly take on another project I am thrilled to see a new video from Donna. She is always so upbeat and fun. Thank you for a few minutes to relax with no worries.
I’m also from Texas and love to watch your creativeness! I love how you sat,”I’m not going to worry about it too much.” It truly makes me think that I could do this and not stress “too much.” Love you, Donna!
This is a great tutorial. I bought the pattern with the ruler last week, before I came across this. I read through the other comments about the "waste" of fabric, but I figured out a way to make the block using 2 !/2" squares, because I plan to use my stash of fabric instead of buying charm packs.
Donna, I just loved your video and had to order the pattern, which I also love! Can see so many options for this and definitely agree with Joan (poster below) about it being a great scrap buster! Thanks for the great video and soon I'll be cleaning out all my old scraps!
I also love watching Donna. She make it look so doable. Breaking it down. Such a joy. She is such a star in my book. Thank you Donna. God Bless you and Matt. Have a Merry Christmas. 🙏🏻❤️
So many fabric combinations could be used for this pattern; Christmas, Halloween, fall, etc. This pattern could also be a great scrap buster! Thanks once again for a wonderful tutorial!🥰
This one really speaks to me Donna and I am such a NEWBIE - LOL! It is saying "Christmas Presents" for all seasons. Loved the fabrics, the background you used - everything! Thank you so very much for showing how to quilt it on the machine too. So grateful for your time and patience!
Such a beautiful runner! While it does seem extravagant with its consumption of fabric, there are always scraps in every quilt project. All it takes is a dab of creativity to determine how those bits will be turned into something new. Thank you, Jordan Fabrics, for another wonderful tutorial. I always learn something new. Your methodical approach has encouraged me to acquire new skills helpful for my hobby. With gratitude ~ Happy Quilting!
I agree - as sewists/quilters we need to think outside the box to consider how to reduce "waste". As someone else suggested, save unusable pieces for stuffing a pet bed. I donate them to the local humane society. (Missouri Star Quilt Company has a video tutorial on making a small version but you can adjust the size easily.)
@@d.s.friendly7616 Here is the "outside the box" way to make the quilt just as Donna did. The pattern calls for 3" squares. You could get 9 of these out of a 10" in layer cake and have only 1" inch of waste per layer cake.
I am working on a grandmothers fan, also placed on a square, and have been thinking about how I wanted to quilt the blocks. I love the idea of outline but am inspired by the angles following the sections and using the marking technique you showed. Thank you, you are a marvelous teacher.
Am I the only one that feels as tho I'm just slightly addicted to Jordan Fabric tutorials so much so that I find myself checking daily to see if there is a new one... she has such great techniques and a very pleasant voice to listen too love watching them!!
Yes. And usually no special tools or rulers... keeps to basic things everyone has
I love watching Donna and she explains things so well.
I’m addicted too. 😂😂
Just hit the “subscribe” button and you will get notices of new videos. They also put them on their email fabric sale notices.
YES! Informative content, great ideas, excellent photography, and good explanations as to why and how. Her diction is impeccable - no annoying “ums,” “tsks,” or wasted words.
I like the uniqueness of this pattern. It simlar to a dresden but the extra dimension of tge diamond shapes gives it sizzle. 🎶💐💖
You are the best teacher. I always learn something from you. Thank you!
Donna brings such joy into her quilting patterns. It doesn’t matter what she is making, she just injects smiles.
I read the comments about waste. Waste is in the eye of the beholder. I save my scraps, divide them into sizes (placed into zip lock bags) and have made some really crazy and whacky quilts, and sometimes they have been used to save the day. Unless you are sewing charms beside one another and making one plain square quilt, there will always be some waste, and again what one determines is waste is in the eye of the beholder.
I see this as a new and unique application for my quilting. The possibilities for this is only limited by your imagination.
Lastly, this is the reason there are so many patterns, just like a gazillion style of shoes. They don't always hit someone's hot button.
I took all my scraps too and cut them into usable pieces and placed them into containers so that I could go to them as needed, some as small as 1 1/2” squares and even made a postage stamp quilt out of them. My waste has to be smaller than 1 1/2” for me to toss, I’m not into crumb quilting so I don’t save pieces for that.
Not only do you construct beautiful quilts with genuine love and joy but you share other designers work giving them complete attention and mention. Donna I just love all that you do, all your attention to detail, and your gentle guiding voice. You are truly a master! Thank you for sharing your gift!!
You are not the only one addicted...she makes learning fun and interesting
Hi from Australia. I have been watching this gifted teacher for a very long time and every demo is beautiful, precise and professionally delivered. Thankyou Donna for holding our hand and doing it all for us. BRAVA !!!
This is going to be my next project 🎉 love, love love it…..thank you 💜💜🇦🇺
I'm hooked. So many idea's. I used to make all my clothes but I love making quilts. Thanks so much!
She brings it!
It is a great technique for a small challenging project and beautiful color combination and result. I wouldn't mind wasting a bit in comparison to the awesome result. Thank you
I have made a lot of Dresden plates and I have a tip. To make sure your wedge is ironed symmetrically to can use a piece of cardboard with a diagonal line drawn on it. You place it inside the corner you are ironing and have the line on the cardboard line up with seam on the back of the blade. This assures that all of your blades are the same.
Good idea.
I love watching you take a pattern that looks very complicated and then break it down and make it seem manageable.
You're so pleasant to listen to. Makes the instructions clear. Love the hair.
I love Me and My Sister. I worked with Barb while she was starting her company and she is a gem. Really enjoy Jordan Fabrics .
Hi from Florida! I am a big fan. Fairly new to quilting. I’ve been following you for about a couple of years. Love your videos! You are a wonderful teacher.please keep doing what your doing😃👍
BTW, love your natural hair! I started 14 months ago too!
You are so sweet! A real joy to watch you! Thank you is all I can give you but please know I so enjoy you and truly thank you!
When I saw your fabric selection, I immediately thought of impressionist art-my favorite. Exquisite. Your white-on-white pattern added the leaves to the flowers! You are an excellent teacher, Donna-a natural. I’ve watched all your videos, a few more than once. Thank you for all you do. 💕
I initially thought the starbursts were English paper piecing. What a clever technique. Your quilting really enhanced the starbursts. Another great video thank you.
This has real paper piecing vibes - as an aside, I thought all quilting was done with scrap material and bits of paper. I thought all those 'American' style quilts were really advanced paper geometry! Then, after finally finishing a double quilt I have been making with small rectangle notelets as a template, a quilt I have been doing on and off for more than twenty years (!), I watched Donna wizz up a quilt in a matter of hours! Seriously! My second quilt, with Donna as my on line Quilting 'Auntie', took me a weekend - although the hand quilting is taking some time.
So, thank you Donna for being a truely great teacher, Claire, England. xx
I didn't think I was interested in this pattern, but it's Donna and she is always worth a watch. Part way through I thought - well this one isn't going to get done - and then suddenly, whoa, I like this, you could have fun with this. Loving the bright colours but you can go anywhere with the colour choice on this . Love it. Thank you.
What an eye catcher!!! Can't wait to make it thank you Donna!!!!
Beautiful job❤️
I can’t for the life of me of understand why people give a thumbs down!
The table runner is stunning.
Thanks for sharing the technique. I have made another me and my sister design and it was fun and easy. For the people commenting on wasting fabric... find a different pattern that you feel is worthy. We are so lucky to have many different patterns and ideas for different people's tastes. Thanks Donna for sharing!
Donna, you are a great teacher. Thank you!
From Texas. You always have fun little sewing tips that help the project look finely made. I love your tutorials!
What a neat idea! Looks great. The quilting shows off the star bursts. Thanks Donna for your beautiful ideas.
What would my mornings be without coffee and Donna! Your videos are just what I like to watch and listen to while I'm having my morning coffee and trying to wake up! I love watching you sew all those seams, and I especially love watching you cut all that fabric for those beautiful quilts that you make! Your quilts always come out looking so beautiful! Thank you for the tip about putting a weight over my ruler when I do my cutting! That's one of the best tips I've learned from you! And "finger pressing" my seams! I've learned so much from you! Thanks, Donna and Matt, and please keep the videos coming! (Hearts to you both!)
Ohh you inspire me to make things. Thank you for your continued videos, expertise, and energy.
Every time I watch one of your tutorials, I learn something new. Today, I learned how to “straight edge echo” on the background quilting without actually marking on the quilt. Nice pattern and a great finished product. Thank you.
Always a joy to see Donna at work!!
I love how you turned them. I have always trimmed the corner then turn them. This is a more secure way of doing it. Thanks
I've watched this video several times and what comes to mind is before you put the starburst on the blocks, sew the blocks together first. Next pin or use a glue stick to put the starburst on the blocks. Make your quilt sandwich and NOW stitch the starburst on the blocks, stitch between the blocks, trim and bind.
I thought the same
Hi, from Quebec, You are an inspiring teacher.. you work so beautifully, it is a true pleasure to watch.. thank you for taking time to show us what beautiful things that can be done.. wow.
I am a beginner and I have lot to learn.. many many thanks
This is a really magical pattern. As the tutorial unfolded it was like an ah-ha moment. Donna your Master Video Maker is superb really. He gets his camera exactly right to the spot so that we can see exactly “how to”. Thank you for all your time and effort and skill in teaching all the quilting methods.
The Master Video Maker is our son James. He directs, films, edits and it is really due in great part to his work that our videos are successful.
So relaxing watching you work.
I am sort of laughing because I find myself thinking: Oh, let’s make that (because she makes it look quick and easy - good teacher that she is) SO technically I am not relaxing but mentally adding to my Let’s Sew That list.
Margaret Gaal me too! 😂
Donna your hair looks beautiful!!
I love your teaching technique! You break everything down so I believe that can do it also. Even your voice is soothing to listen to. I have made a couple Dresden plate runners and it never occurred to me to quilt them like you did, absolutely brilliant! Please keep your tutorials coming. Blessings from MN.
Excellent sewing instructions, excellent camera angles. Thank you!! Fun design!!
Do love that white on white background. This would make a beautiful wall hanging.
I am really impressed with you visual and verbal explanations of techniques. Thank you for everything you do. Regards Alison
You’ve done an excellent quilting job. Thanks for showing us how to make the Star burst. Your FMQ is excellent
Nice tip about starting and ending the backtrack stitching a little bit in from the edge to avoid tiny thread bits.
I got this pattern ordered today, the end....yes the end until after September. Swore I wasn't buying any more until after my daughter's destination wedding. But HAD to have this. I'll make the bride and groom a tablerunner to ease my guilt.
You are a great teacher Donna. This would be pretty intimidating but you explain everything so clearly. Your camera person is really really good too and that makes it so helpful! I can very clearly see what you are showing us. Thanks!!!
Excellent instructor
I was thinking this very same thing. Your son does an excellent job of showing us exactly what you are doing.
My thoughts exactly!! I've learned SO much being able to see up close and follow along with Donna's excellent instructions! What an amazing family operation!
The color fabrics look like gems or jewels😀
Donna, your hair is beautiful ‼️❤️
Thanks for another wonderful video! ❤️
I'd stop dying my hair only if it looked as awesome as Donna's.
Totally agree! I don’t think this is one I will pass on. I love all the rest of her designs and she makes everything look so easy! Donna has and I for colors I never could put some colors together if I didn’t see them made up by Donna! She is amazing and I loved every item I have purchased. Matt is also amazing. Bought lots of runner precuts and other precuts. All items are perfectly cut and go to get her quickly. Thanks Donna.
Yaaay so excited another one from Donna .. and I’m first again .. I live in Vanuatu which is in the South Pacific and my time zone must be perfect 😊😊😊
I read a book about somebody living in Vanuatu, and for the life of me I can’t remember what it’s about! I’m in New Hampshire USA. It’s 3:40 AM right now and I will be praying in a minute. Have a great day. I think it was the Book, Getting Stoned With Savages! 🤣
Very cute pattern and cheerful fabrics! Made a beautiful runner. You explain things so wonderfully! Great that they include the template. I like to use "True Grips" on my rulers or templates that don't already have the surface to hold fabric from slipping. Thanks! Cheers from🇨🇦🍁
Thanks, great project,thanks Donna. Happy sewing
I saw the two sisters at Missouri Star Quilt Company a couple years ago. I’ve made two of these and they are so much fun. So cool to see you doing this one. I cut and sewed the four patches precisely so that the pieces you cut away (equals about 50%) are ready to do something else with. I use every bit of it. No waste! 😊
Please show us some examples of the cut aways
@@claudiaandkirkbowen2799 I will be pleased to if someone can explain to me how to do so. I’ve never posted a photo into a comment.
@@winnepeterson7740 I forgot that you can’t post it on youtube If you have a FB account maybe you can send me a PM to Claudia Bowen. Thanks
@@claudiaandkirkbowen2799 Yes, you can post on UA-cam.
@Winne, I wan to know how you did it too! Please send me a PM to Alice Hwang (the logo is a girl with green hat and a bird on it). Many thanks!!!
This is a great pattern and I will try it. Donna thank you so much for your clear instructions. You make this pattern and all your other projects so very easy to try. I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you 😊
What a great project! I can imagine it in Christmas fabrics, or a blue/white ‘snowflake’ theme. How great to have the template included!
I had been skipping this video because I don’t like appliqué patterns… but, I finally watched it today. This is a game changer! I might be willing to try more appliqué patterns going forward!
Hi from Texas. Even if I can’t possibly take on another project I am thrilled to see a new video from Donna. She is always so upbeat and fun. Thank you for a few minutes to relax with no worries.
Absolutely gorgeous. Labor intensive but worth it!👍🏻🥰❤️❤️❤️
Thanks again for sharing your expertise. Watching your video’s always makes my day better. Have a great day.
Donna,you are a genius! I learn something from you every time I watch your videos! You simplify every thing! Thank you! Love this pattern!
Oh, WOW!!! Do I ever love this pattern. Gotta have it!
The star burst is so pretty!!! Favorite one I have ever seen!!Donna, I LOVE LOVE LOVE your BEAUTIFUL Silver hair!!!!
Wow! What a gorgeous star! Nice to make something a little different.
I love and enjoyed watching your patch work your very talented Jordan....
I’m also from Texas and love to watch your creativeness! I love how you sat,”I’m not going to worry about it too much.” It truly makes me think that I could do this and not stress “too much.” Love you, Donna!
I’m gobsmacked by the waste & yet tempted to make one square for a pillow or quilt centerpiece!
You make it look so easy, I like the design!
What a fun technique. Thank you for your wonderful videos.
This is a great tutorial. I bought the pattern with the ruler last week, before I came across this. I read through the other comments about the "waste" of fabric, but I figured out a way to make the block using 2 !/2" squares, because I plan to use my stash of fabric instead of buying charm packs.
I enjoyed this thanks 👍🏼
It reminded me of making Dresden Plates but more intricate. And I would definitely use the scraps for another project. 😊🌸🌷💕
So pretty! It looks like jewels. ❣️🌹
Just love your videos, store, and just everything❣ Thank you!
Donna, I just loved your video and had to order the pattern, which I also love! Can see so many options for this and definitely agree with Joan (poster below) about it being a great scrap buster! Thanks for the great video and soon I'll be cleaning out all my old scraps!
I also love watching Donna. She make it look so doable. Breaking it down. Such a joy. She is such a star in my book. Thank you Donna. God Bless you and Matt. Have a Merry Christmas. 🙏🏻❤️
This is great - I love how you get the camera so close to show exactly how to fold the wedges over. So helpful. Thanks for another awesome video!
Wow such a beautiful pattern and unique method!! Any time I see a new video from you it makes my day! I learn so much from each of your videos!
The quilting looks good on the back of the runner, as well as the front.
So many fabric combinations could be used for this pattern; Christmas, Halloween, fall, etc. This pattern could also be a great scrap buster! Thanks once again for a wonderful tutorial!🥰
I like this. You always make them seem easy, I think it probably is.
From Kentucky, and watched this in wonderment as to how easy it is! Beautiful pattern & you've made it really doable - great technique!
Beautiful, Donna Thank you
Jordan Fabrics, thoroughly enjoy watching your tutorials!! Thank you so much! Love the quilt giveaways! Lovely for you to share your talent!!
Jorden fabrics
Oh, I am guessing I misspelled Jordan Fabrics, should be Jorden Fabrics??!! So sorry!
Jordan Fabrics have the best tutorials on you tube i love watching the videos over n over again.
I love this pattern and the fact that the template comes with it is a great bonus feature.
What a fun video donna ! I'm so aching to make a quilt. You do beautiful work.
Another great how-to video - thank you, you explain and demonstrate so naturally. And great camera-work too!
This one really speaks to me Donna and I am such a NEWBIE - LOL! It is saying "Christmas Presents" for all seasons. Loved the fabrics, the background you used - everything! Thank you so very much for showing how to quilt it on the machine too. So grateful for your time and patience!
Très joli et bravo pour la réalisation 🥰🥰
This table runner is so beautiful and looks easy to make. I think I will have to try it.
Such a beautiful runner! While it does seem extravagant with its consumption of fabric, there are always scraps in every quilt project. All it takes is a dab of creativity to determine how those bits will be turned into something new. Thank you, Jordan Fabrics, for another wonderful tutorial. I always learn something new. Your methodical approach has encouraged me to acquire new skills helpful for my hobby. With gratitude ~ Happy Quilting!
I agree - as sewists/quilters we need to think outside the box to consider how to reduce "waste". As someone else suggested, save unusable pieces for stuffing a pet bed. I donate them to the local humane society. (Missouri Star Quilt Company has a video tutorial on making a small version but you can adjust the size easily.)
@@d.s.friendly7616 Here is the "outside the box" way to make the quilt just as Donna did. The pattern calls for 3" squares. You could get 9 of these out of a 10" in layer cake and have only 1" inch of waste per layer cake.
So, so pretty Donna. Love it! ❤️
I am working on a grandmothers fan, also placed on a square, and have been thinking about how I wanted to quilt the blocks. I love the idea of outline but am inspired by the angles following the sections and using the marking technique you showed. Thank you, you are a marvelous teacher.
Fantastic skill. Thanks for sharing details. You make it look easy.
Another great delivery!!!!! Happy Sunday everyone!!!! x
Yep. It's delicious. I haven't made it in a few years. Thanks, Rachel and Ron. 🎶💐💖
I never thought of sewing both ends of a dresden piece...can't wait to see if it will make a star also! Thanks.
This is fantastic. I'm learning patchwork with you. Your tutorial and how you teach is wonderful. Thank so much for sharing your patchwork knowledge.
This would be such a BEAUTIFUL, delicate quilt top❤️ and would use up a bunch of larger scraps🤔
Thank you enjoyed this video!