Love this. Just learned about a quillow as a quick quilty gift. Your option of the corner tacked "pillow" makes so much sense and is easier! Thanks Rob
I LOVE Man sewing!!!! Not only are you creative, you always make me smile with your humor....sometimes I will watch a tutorial as I deconstruct a faulty seam to keep me motivated to re-construct afterward - thank you for blogging
I made a quillow for my young step son in 1999. It was well loved and passed around to all seven kids. It was used at home, in the car, at daycare, and for nap time at kindergarten. Beautiful and oh so functional!! Thanks for giving new life to this "blast from the past."
I plan to make a couple of these in pretty fabrics to match my living room and when someone wants a throw---it's right there! Won't my guests be surprised that a pretty pillow can be so fun and practical! Thanks for another awesome tutorial!
Brilliant video thanks great to see presenters admitting to and leaving their mistakes in the video... It really helps novices like myself feel better when things go wrong.. also love your honesty about the quilting... Your videos have a natural teaching flow and the steps easy to follow and understand easily.. Thanks again
Rob - GREAT modern and much improved way of making a quillow. Have made many in the past but always layered then right sides together, sew around the edges, turned and tied them. Your demonstration is wonderful and looks so much nicer than the old method. Love the idea to make both sides of the pillow "pretty" and the tacking of the edges of the pillow is much nicer than the ugly straight stitching. You rock, young man!
The very first quilt I ever made was a quillow in my high school sewing class for my sister's wedding back in 98/99. it counted as my big project for the year and also made an awesome wedding gift!
I saw one of these quillows years ago, but couldn't figure out how to make one. After seeing your video, I'm so excited to get started. What a great "pillow" to have in my car. Thanks for the step-by-step, easy-to-follow instruction, Rob!
Never even heard of a quillow. Being disabled and when I leave my home to visit my niece or going home to see my mom, this would be the perfect project for me to sew up.. THANKS ALOT.........
I made one of these ages ago and it was nice to have a video as a refresher and to improve ways to construct this Quillow. This is a great project for traveling with children.
I was thinking about making a quillow as a gift for a granddaughter's birthday. I only have a week, so I know they are quick to make (I have made many of them years ago). Was surprised to see that this was your video for today! Thanks for a "refresher" on how to make one! Now to get busy sewing!! Thanks so much, Rob!!
I was so glad to see that Rob had done this tutorial for the qwillow. I have been looking for this pattern for quite some time and Rob has made it really simple. Thanks Rob.
Many years ago my mother-in-law made myself, my husband and my daughter Quillows for Christmas. Thank you for the tutorial, you make it look so easy. I think I will have to try and make some for my grand daughters for Christmas 2016. Keep the great tutorials coming.
I absolutely love this project! I'm planning on making one of these for each of my three older grandchildren for this next Christmas. I'm sure that they'll love these, as well as their mom because they can be used as an accent pillow for their beds as well as a quilt for warmth. Thank you so much, Rob!
I havn't made one of these in years and wanted to make some for gifts. I couldn't remember how to do the pillow part, I was trying to remember when I signed in to .Missouri Star one day and there was your video. thanks for the help. Love your videos.
This is the best demonstration on making a quillow I have seen. I really like your demonstrations for several reasons. Mainly you don't edit out your mistakes, and you don't try to be a "perfect know-it-all".
I have been making these all my life! My Grandmother showed us how to make these and we would help her sell them in New Orleans. Yours is so much easier.
I am definitely a subscriber to Man Sewing. It is hard to select a favorite and I have already commented on this tutorial. However, I would sure like to win the free cordless iron. I would like to say that I really enjoy watching Rob every Monday - he always has some new tip and great tutorials. He has great presentation and makes watching fun. My husband even enjoys his approach.
I have some quilts that I’ve already made for some children for Christmas. I must do this! I like how you attached the “pillow” top in just a few places so as not to ruin the quilting already done. BRILLIANT! Thanks again for sharing!
What a great idea to make for charities... think women/children shelter's, pediatric hospital units... wow! The possibilities are endless. Love the modern style as well. Now to get started on whipping up a few of these puppies :)
Love the quail low tutorial! I had one years ago (to many to count) and was looking for a pattern to make one for my grandkids! It's nice to see a video tutorial on this! Thanks!
Thank you for this tutorial Rob, it's a great idea to make for my grandchildren (my 12th to be born in November) so they can have sleepovers at friends and relatives.
I love your tutorials. You are so REAL! I especially appreciate your "parenting moments." Thanks for this tutorial. I can't really pick a favorite although I can pick the tutorials that I think are most useful for me. Because of you, I am growing in my free motion quilting. I am not at the contrasting thread stage yet, but will hopefully get there. This tutorial is great and I can't wait to make it!
Your idea on how to attach the pillow sleeve makes perfect sense ,Thanks ....thank you also for PDFs from free motion. Great ideas please keep them coming
I have one my cousin made for me almost 20 years ago. I also found one at a thrift store. Love them both but have been afraid to make one. You've inspired me!
I've been wanting to do this since I was it at a craft fair, but did't know how it folded into the sleeve and how to make it work. Now I know! Grand kids are all getting one!
Thanks Rob, once again, you do not disappoint, mine will live in the car... thing is, will have to name 2 one for myself, and one for my darling husband
Great tutorial ... as usual. Made one years ago ... keep it in the car. (On trips and God forbid just in case of an accident or breakdown). I like the idea of the "tacking" it 3 or 4 places on each side of the pillow ... does help with folding it back up. Great for overnights at friends for your kids. Also, lay on the couch, place it upside down and tuck your feet in the quillow pouch to keep them warm. ;)
I made these pillows with Christmas fabric and gave them as part of a "rob your neighbor" Christmas exchange. They were easy to make and the recipients seemed to really like them.
I'm getting ready to adapt this for some belated holiday presents. I've got some winter fabrics for the tops. I like the idea of not sewing the whole sides of the pocket so you can turn it more easily! Thanks for all of your tutorials
I love your videos. One word for this project - Fabulous! In addition to our gift to our 4 granddaughters, I have always tried to make them something. This will be their Christmas 2016 homemade gift. Thanks!
FOr some reason I've always had a hard time understanding how to fold the quilt back into the pillow. It made sense to me when you did it. Thanks! I love your energy! I am a new subbie
Love this tutorial. Have always wanted to learn how to do this to a quilt...and now I know! Thank You so much and You made it so easy! Now, I have to make 3 of them!
Love it is the first one I have seen with video on how to make and I love the design too I will adventure to make this I am new at quilting and this looks like I can do it. Thank you for the video.
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This is so cool. Every quilt I make for nieces and nephews from now on will be a quillow.
Love this. Just learned about a quillow as a quick quilty gift. Your option of the corner tacked "pillow" makes so much sense and is easier! Thanks Rob
I LOVE Man sewing!!!! Not only are you creative, you always make me smile with your humor....sometimes I will watch a tutorial as I deconstruct a faulty seam to keep me motivated to re-construct afterward - thank you for blogging
I made a quillow for my young step son in 1999. It was well loved and passed around to all seven kids. It was used at home, in the car, at daycare, and for nap time at kindergarten. Beautiful and oh so functional!! Thanks for giving new life to this "blast from the past."
Rob love your quilting... and your husky voice, Its nice to see another man in to the art
I plan to make a couple of these in pretty fabrics to match my living room and when someone wants a throw---it's right there! Won't my guests be surprised that a pretty pillow can be so fun and practical! Thanks for another awesome tutorial!
Brilliant video thanks great to see presenters admitting to and leaving their mistakes in the video... It really helps novices like myself feel better when things go wrong.. also love your honesty about the quilting... Your videos have a natural teaching flow and the steps easy to follow and understand easily.. Thanks again
Rob - GREAT modern and much improved way of making a quillow. Have made many in the past but always layered then right sides together, sew around the edges, turned and tied them. Your demonstration is wonderful and looks so much nicer than the old method. Love the idea to make both sides of the pillow "pretty" and the tacking of the edges of the pillow is much nicer than the ugly straight stitching. You rock, young man!
The very first quilt I ever made was a quillow in my high school sewing class for my sister's wedding back in 98/99. it counted as my big project for the year and also made an awesome wedding gift!
That's awesome, Kelli! What a great gift!
I saw one of these quillows years ago, but couldn't figure out how to make one. After seeing your video, I'm so excited to get started. What a great "pillow" to have in my car. Thanks for the step-by-step, easy-to-follow instruction, Rob!
Never even heard of a quillow. Being disabled and when I leave my home to visit my niece or going home to see my mom, this would be the perfect project for me to sew up.. THANKS ALOT.........
I made one of these ages ago and it was nice to have a video as a refresher and to improve ways to construct this Quillow. This is a great project for traveling with children.
I love this project! I'm going to make this for my grandson. Thank you Rob for your great tutorials
I was thinking about making a quillow as a gift for a granddaughter's birthday. I only have a week, so I know they are quick to make (I have made many of them years ago). Was surprised to see that this was your video for today! Thanks for a "refresher" on how to make one! Now to get busy sewing!! Thanks so much, Rob!!
+Karen Lautzenheiser what an awesome coincidence! Have fun sewing!! :)
I was so glad to see that Rob had done this tutorial for the qwillow. I have been looking for this pattern for quite some time and Rob has made it really simple. Thanks Rob.
Love this video!! My mom made these and none of us remembered how she did it! Now the grandkids will get them from me! Great tutorial!!
Many years ago my mother-in-law made myself, my husband and my daughter Quillows for Christmas. Thank you for the tutorial, you make it look so easy. I think I will have to try and make some for my grand daughters for Christmas 2016. Keep the great tutorials coming.
I absolutely love this project! I'm planning on making one of these for each of my three older grandchildren for this next Christmas. I'm sure that they'll love these, as well as their mom because they can be used as an accent pillow for their beds as well as a quilt for warmth. Thank you so much, Rob!
I havn't made one of these in years and wanted to make some for gifts. I couldn't remember how to do the pillow part, I was trying to remember when I signed in to .Missouri Star one day and there was your video. thanks for the help. Love your videos.
This is the best demonstration on making a quillow I have seen. I really like your demonstrations for several reasons. Mainly you don't edit out your mistakes, and you don't try to be a "perfect know-it-all".
Thanks for the quillow lesson and pattern. I'm going to make one for Father's Day. My Dad will love it in NASCAR fabrics.
Love this idea for kids. Can't wait to make it.
I have been making these all my life! My Grandmother showed us how to make these and we would help her sell them in New Orleans. Yours is so much easier.
I am definitely a subscriber to Man Sewing. It is hard to select a favorite and I have already commented on this tutorial. However, I would sure like to win the free cordless iron. I would like to say that I really enjoy watching Rob every Monday - he always has some new tip and great tutorials. He has great presentation and makes watching fun. My husband even enjoys his approach.
I have some quilts that I’ve already made for some children for Christmas. I must do this! I like how you attached the “pillow” top in just a few places so as not to ruin the quilting already done. BRILLIANT! Thanks again for sharing!
What a great idea to make for charities... think women/children shelter's, pediatric hospital units... wow! The possibilities are endless. Love the modern style as well. Now to get started on whipping up a few of these puppies :)
I remember making these a few years back.
Love the updated version and Rob's great directions
I love this! Easy to follow instructions. I also love the fact that the quilt has its own storage place which can be used a a pillow. Cool!
Great project and an inspiration. Love your "parenting" moment. So true! Thanks for another great idea.
Love this video...Can't wait to make.. tacking the sides of pillow top instead of sewing solid lines should make it easier to fold quilt into.
Love the quail low tutorial! I had one years ago (to many to count) and was looking for a pattern to make one for my grandkids! It's nice to see a video tutorial on this! Thanks!
Thank you for this tutorial Rob, it's a great idea to make for my grandchildren (my 12th to be born in November) so they can have sleepovers at friends and relatives.
I love your tutorials. You are so REAL! I especially appreciate your "parenting moments." Thanks for this tutorial. I can't really pick a favorite although I can pick the tutorials that I think are most useful for me. Because of you, I am growing in my free motion quilting. I am not at the contrasting thread stage yet, but will hopefully get there. This tutorial is great and I can't wait to make it!
This would make great Christmas gifts for all my grandchildren thanks again for a great job well done
What a great time of year to see this! I’m going to get started on next Christmas! My family will love these for all their vehicles!
Your idea on how to attach the pillow sleeve makes perfect sense ,Thanks ....thank you also for PDFs from free motion.
Great ideas please keep them coming
I have one my cousin made for me almost 20 years ago. I also found one at a thrift store. Love them both but have been afraid to make one. You've inspired me!
I hope you have fun making this!
I still use the one my grandmother gave me back in 1997. I've been planning to make quillows for years! Thanks for doing the video!
I've been wanting to do this since I was it at a craft fair, but did't know how it folded into the sleeve and how to make it work. Now I know! Grand kids are all getting one!
You are great! Your Steam Punk Quilt and now this Quillow are both on my to-do list. Thank you Rob.
Watching this makes me want to make them for my grandchildren. Thanks for the awesome tutorials.
kids especially love these for sleep overs love sewing the pillow in the quilt binding
+Jena Pope these are perfect for sleepovers! :) Thanks for watching this one!
Have always wanted to make some quillows!
Love this tutorial! These used to be really popular when I was younger, & it was nice to have a refresher.
My grand kids are going to love this. Thank you.
I have always wanted to make a quillow and now I will be able to. Love Rob's tutorials!
Thanks Rob, once again, you do not disappoint, mine will live in the car... thing is, will have to name 2 one for myself, and one for my darling husband
That's fantastic, Jennifer! I can't wait to see your Tool Kit journals!
Great tutorial ... as usual. Made one years ago ... keep it in the car. (On trips and God forbid just in case of an accident or breakdown). I like the idea of the "tacking" it 3 or 4 places on each side of the pillow ... does help with folding it back up. Great for overnights at friends for your kids. Also, lay on the couch, place it upside down and tuck your feet in the quillow pouch to keep them warm. ;)
I made these pillows with Christmas fabric and gave them as part of a "rob your neighbor" Christmas exchange. They were easy to make and the recipients seemed to really like them.
Rob, thanks for showing us how to make the Quillow!! One of my favorites....
I'm getting ready to adapt this for some belated holiday presents. I've got some winter fabrics for the tops. I like the idea of not sewing the whole sides of the pocket so you can turn it more easily! Thanks for all of your tutorials
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Love this tutorial. I've wanted to make one for sometime. Rob makes it easy. Wish I had his energy.
I love the free motion quilting he used and the colors used.
What a great and concise tute on a quillow! I love it!! I am getting started on one of these this weekend. Thanks Rob! You never disappoint!! :)
+Sue Golob Be sure and send us photos! We can't wait to see!!
Love the quillows. I made New Years ago. Since watching your video, I have made 2 more!
+Kathy Gentry that's awesome!!
One of my favorite tutorials you have done Rob. And the easiest to understand. Thanks! :)
I see one of these in my future. I love the double sidedness of it.
I love your videos. One word for this project - Fabulous! In addition to our gift to our 4 granddaughters, I have always tried to make them something. This will be their Christmas 2016 homemade gift. Thanks!
+Barbara D I wish I could get a head start on Christmas projects like you! We hope to see photos of the fun things you make!
I made my kids each one when they were little and they still have them! I really like the quilted version and anxious to try it.
Perfect gifts for my grandchildren! They will love them!
FOr some reason I've always had a hard time understanding how to fold the quilt back into the pillow. It made sense to me when you did it. Thanks! I love your energy! I am a new subbie
Love this quilt and pillow. Doing something for 2 nephew brothers, this may be the quilts.
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I made old fashioned ones before,can't wait to make one up to date!!!
Thank you for showing us this! I have always wanted to make one but couldn't figure it out, but now I can!
These are very cool! Thanks for the video, I plan on making quillows for my nieces and nephews for their birthdays this year.
How fun is this! So many uses.
This project is very practical. Love the free-motion quilting. 💜
I like the updated look of your quillow design.
What an awesome tutor this boy is !
This is my favorite vid. I've made quillow's in the past but LOVE the quilting aspect!!!
Love this idea! Added to my to-do list of projects!! Thanks Rob and Crew!
Must do this one! This is a great idea as a picnic blanket or for baby's to play on quilt!
Love this! Great way to keep quilts at the ready for active families!
Just luv this idea Rob!! Can't wait to give it a go!
Wonderful will be taking this with me to Hospital.Thank-You May God Bless You and Yours.
Love this tutorial. Have always wanted to learn how to do this to a quilt...and now I know! Thank You so much and You made it so easy! Now, I have to make 3 of them!
What a GREAT! idea. Gotta do this now.
I've always wanted to make one of these, and you make it look much easier than I thought! Thanks!!
I love this project! My granddaughters would love to have one of these. Thanks for the pattern.
grandchildren love the quillow!
Great tutorial. I will definitely be making one.
This would be great for kids I need to make this it's so great!!!!
Love these for charity projects. Thanks Rob!
Love this!!! I have made these with pillow panels and matching yardage
Love the Quillow! What a great idea!
I love these - I've made several with fleece backing.
very nice I made Quilliows for all my family for Christmas years ago maybe it is time to do it again thanks for what you do you make my Mondays
+Mary Mote thank you so much for watching the tutorials and following along! :)
Another great video. Thanks to you and the crew for sharing. Caffeinated Mode!!
+Patrice Davis thanks for following along! Can't wait to see what you create!
Great for grandkids! Thanks! I’m not an expert. So your little “oops” wasn’t so drastic! Reminds us we’re all human!
I've made a. Willow before. Going to try this one.
Love the simplicity of it!
Looks like fun...and great for warm toes.
You always make my day. Love from Switzerland
+Ursula Beyeler that is so kind! Thank you!!
I like several of the tutorials but this is my favorite so far!
I made one of these years ago and loved it.
I have made one and I LOVE it! Thank you sooooo much!!!!
YES!! I love the Quillow! Thank you for this good tutorial
Love it is the first one I have seen with video on how to make and I love the design too I will adventure to make this I am new at quilting and this looks like I can do it. Thank you for the video.
Oh my gosh! I totally love this. I've got three sons and would so love to make each of them one!! So excited. Thank you.
+Delinda Lea I bet they would love them as well!