Dont know if you guys cares but if you guys are bored like me atm you can stream all of the latest series on Instaflixxer. Been binge watching with my brother during the lockdown =)
The thing I love about your tutorials is that they are exactly the way I think when I want to choose a quilt pattern. I like using precuts and to assemble my blocks without having to refer to instructions at every steps. Hallelujah! PA USA
Love this way of using a Layer Cake and love too your teaching style. I hate "waffle" when trying to concentrate on a tutorial and your concise, all-points-covered method is perfect. I am so pleased I discovered Sewing Street and know my sewing and quilting skills will improve considerably following you folk along. Best wishes and "Thank You" to everyone at Sewing Street. Marion, UK
I just found you a few days ago. Just watched 4 more tutorials ! Love that you actually show every step with such detail. And I like that each one is only minutes long ,not drug out forever! I subscribed right away☆☆☆☆☆
Thank you for that variation, and title, of the block. I used a Christmas themed layer cake with each section/log of the block a different print. I think I shall try yours next.
I just found your channel, and enjoy your pleasant, calm and confident manner when you show us how this quilt is made. I have subscribed and look forward to enjoying more of your videos!
Love this block... Question... after you cut your block by the 2 1/2 inch size, would I be safe to trim all the strips (except the first one) down by that 1/2 inch? I am older (82) and find that the up and down for all that trimming and ironing wears me out. Another question on the use of the Fancy Stitches, was this done before or after the quilt sandwich was completed.......
Absolutely you can trim in advance, I’m going to do exactly that so that I can piece the whole block in one step in chan fashion. I believe the decorative stitching is done when the quilt is finished to as part of the actual quilting. It’s a great idea, I haven’t seen that technique before and it much more forgiving than the traditional quilting in the ditch which is quite difficult. Good luck with your quilt, greetings from the UK.
Question...started this quilt but I'm finding that all of my seams are running in the same direction...not opposite...so when it comes time to join the four blocks together to make the larger block, I can't "lock and line" up the seams as traditionally done. Did I miss something? I ironed exactly as shown in the video. Maybe I should be ironing all the seams "open"?
Hi Dale I have Katrina with me and she has said: it can be difficult to have all your seams going in the right direction, because of shuffling your squares, therefore it is an option to press you seams open. Katrina has done this in the past.
This is very interesting but I wish the demonstrator was more aware of where she puts her rotary cutter. It’s a safety issue with me. I think beginner quilters could benefit from learning to put a rotary cutter a little further away from their hands.
Superb…thank you for sharing. I ❤️ these videos….Dottie xx
Love your videos. You explain and demonstrate what is going on clearly. Thank you.
I love how you explain the logical steps you take and why it makes the block come together easily.
Dont know if you guys cares but if you guys are bored like me atm you can stream all of the latest series on Instaflixxer. Been binge watching with my brother during the lockdown =)
@Oscar Bruce Yea, I've been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself =)
The thing I love about your tutorials is that they are exactly the way I think when I want to choose a quilt pattern. I like using precuts and to assemble my blocks without having to refer to instructions at every steps. Hallelujah! PA USA
Love this way of using a Layer Cake and love too your teaching style. I hate "waffle" when trying to concentrate on a tutorial and your concise, all-points-covered method is perfect. I am so pleased I discovered Sewing Street and know my sewing and quilting skills will improve considerably following you folk along. Best wishes and "Thank You" to everyone at Sewing Street. Marion, UK
🥰 It’s a cute quilt. A person can make this many times looking different every time. Clever.🌸💕
You are a very good instructor and I believe I will make one for our charity for the Guild.
I think I will try this. Thanks for the inspiration!
I literally fell on your you tube videos this morning, lovely. Enjoying watching.
Love this! Great job teaching here! Thank you.
I recently found your channel and I love it! I enjoy your patterns and your teaching. Fun and easy! Thanks so much from a USA fan.
Ditto! :) And I really wanted to try to find your shop when we were in London, but we didn't have the time to locate you. Cheers!
a friend told me about your channel... brilliant!... thank you...
I just found you! This is a simple block, but it has lots of possibilities. It's a good way to use layer cakes, of which I have far too many!!
I love, this it is done with such ease, I must try it, thank you for making this an east tutorial.
Great teacher!
Just beautiful
Recently discovered you and love the way you teach. I will be following you. Thank you
I really enjoy your videos. You explain things so well. Beautiful quilt
Very informative. Thank you!
good tip to press the three together, I need to try that
It is beautiful.🙏
I love watching you. You are an excellent instructor. Definitely trying this one with Tula Pink.
Definitely going to try this!!
I am so inspired when I watch The Sewing Studio's videos with Katrina!
I just found you a few days ago. Just watched 4 more tutorials ! Love that you actually show every step with such detail. And I like that each one is only minutes long ,not drug out forever! I subscribed right away☆☆☆☆☆
Love this!
This is the first time I've heard of this pattern (I'm a new quilter), and I love this. Beautiful quilt. Thanks for the tutorial!
Thank you for that variation, and title, of the block. I used a Christmas themed layer cake with each section/log of the block a different print. I think I shall try yours next.
Thanks! First time K have seen your site. Really like how you put this quilt together!!
Love the quilt, glad you popped up in my home page
I love this pattern! Thank you for making it so easy for me to understand!
Really like this. It looks easy. First time at your site. Thank you
Just found this Gem….I love it ❣️
I also just found you, and subscribing. Great pattern. Also, I could listen to you all day.
Resembles a Bento Box pattern. Very nice
Wonderful explanation. Thank you.
just found you now. Will be watching more
I needed another layer cake project -- this is perfect! Thanks for sharing!
I just discovered this channel today, Mother's Day. I love this block and look forward to more tutorials from here.
Thanks for joining! We have lots of great tutorials coming very soon!
Such a darling quilt! Thank you for sharing!
It’s a gorgeous quilt. Thank you for sharing.
I just found your channel, and enjoy your pleasant, calm and confident manner when you show us how this quilt is made. I have subscribed and look forward to enjoying more of your videos!
Love it, no waste!
Great tutorial. Thank you 💜
Just found you today - very excited! I have 2 packs of the same fabrics so I can make it larger! Woo hoo!
I subscribed so I don’t miss any more 😀
Love it...however, what about using a charm pack and matching jelly roll to save a lot of cutting??? More expense, but less work in cutting. Huh?
This is awesome thank you. Can't wait to try it but can't find the pattern. Please keep posting great tutorials.
Another brilliant tutorial, thank you!
Lovely block. Thanks
You're welcome Bridget!
Beautiful quilt from easy blocks
Is there a pattern to print off?
this is a great q-a-y-g pattern. well done, tfs!
Easy block , that I like.
I love your concise demos and really like your patterns, but I must be dense because I can't ever find the free patterns to download!
I just found this link, I look forward to watching more.
This will be a fun quilt for a child! (And easy for a beginner!)
Just found your videos, love it, and love this pattern. I’ve subscribed. Btw, hello from Texas
Thanks for subbing!
Just found you and will subscribe.
You and I have the same issue with 'too tall tables'!
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Is the pattern on the website?
I love the quilt. However, I did not see a pattern that I could print? Thanks
What is the unfinished size of the block? 9"?
Your videos are excellent content-wise and technically. Can I ask you where you got that go-pro mount?
Love this block... Question... after you cut your block by the 2 1/2 inch size, would I be safe to trim all the strips (except the first one) down by that 1/2 inch? I am older (82) and find that the up and down for all that trimming and ironing wears me out. Another question on the use of the Fancy Stitches, was this done before or after the quilt sandwich was completed.......
Absolutely you can trim in advance, I’m going to do exactly that so that I can piece the whole block in one step in chan fashion. I believe the decorative stitching is done when the quilt is finished to as part of the actual quilting. It’s a great idea, I haven’t seen that technique before and it much more forgiving than the traditional quilting in the ditch which is quite difficult. Good luck with your quilt, greetings from the UK.
Beautiful. Now if I could just get someone to cut all the pieces out for me as I don't enjoy that bit!
Fun!
What happen to the free Christmas block I’m still waiting for my fourth instalment . I love this, great new block
Tune in next Tuesday Monica! :)
Love the quilt, you make things look so easy. Can you let me know the make of your iron? Thank you
It's an Oliso Smart Iron - Very clever technology!
I love this iron!!! What brand is it?
Hello! The iron is by Oliso, its called the Smart iron. You can buy from us: www.thesewingstudio.co.uk/products/oliso-smart-iron-uk
Question...started this quilt but I'm finding that all of my seams are running in the same direction...not opposite...so when it comes time to join the four blocks together to make the larger block, I can't "lock and line" up the seams as traditionally done. Did I miss something? I ironed exactly as shown in the video. Maybe I should be ironing all the seams "open"?
Hello Dale I will ask Katrina and let you know.
Hi Dale I have Katrina with me and she has said: it can be difficult to have all your seams going in the right direction, because of shuffling your squares, therefore it is an option to press you seams open. Katrina has done this in the past.
how do you get the free pattern?
Very nice. Thank you for the demo. The quilt size would be 48 inches before adding borders right?
I have checked with Katrina and the size is 51-52 inches before adding the border.
@@SewingStudio Thank you. Have a wonderful day!
After you make the 2nd cut, don't you have a 7 1/2 inch square? Why would you need to turn it to make the 3rd cut?
Where can I find the download for this pattern ?
Hi Virginia, The 'free quilt pattern' is referring to the video tutorial. Sadly we dont have any free download for this one.
Thank you ❤@@SewingStudio
This is very interesting but I wish the demonstrator was more aware of where she puts her rotary cutter.
It’s a safety issue with me. I think beginner quilters could benefit from learning to put a rotary cutter a little further away from their hands.
Lots of seams to match up in the traditional layout. 😬
What a cute quilt! Thank you for sharing.