Good morning, and thank you for sharing a fantastic idea! I had been wanting to do that for years and was not confident it would look nice until you demonstrated. Thank you so much for motivating me to not be afraid to just "Do It."
I have seen others using a bigger cut 1 1/2 or almost in half...I like it so much better here where you are cutting at the 1 inch mark...thank you for sharing
Hello from Germany, inspired by your Video´s i´ve made my very first own little ,, Thing like a quilt,, I´ve made it as a cover for my sofapillow and i am very proud of it ;-) Without your Video´s and also the tip´s from your daughter i wouldt never have been so brave to try it. You ´ve made me very happy and tomorrow I will start my next project- with your help. Hugs & kisses !!!
Thank you so much for your so "fun " tutorial............like all yours I don(t spend a week without watching at your tutorials...... I m French but evrything you do and say is vrey clear.I hope some day I'll comme to meet you in Missouri......
Jenny I love your techniques. You take a difficult block and make it easy. Quilting with you is sew much fun. You're a great teacher - the one that all the kids at school love. Keep us with the good work.
I loved this tutorial! I'm rather new to quilting yet I wanted to make a quilt for my Granddaughter's first birthday. I watched this tutorial, bought a charm pack and got the guts to make this quilt. It turned out so cute and I was very proud of the result. Now I'm determined to make her a new quilt for each birthday. Thank you for your educational tutorials and your love of quilting which is contagious.
Jenny you are so awesome! You still start from the beginning regardless of which quilt you are working on. Some will say "Just start with a 4 patch" HUH? Hello this could be my first video so what's wrong with explaining from the start. I tried this and love, love it. It is not as hard to make as it looks. Only made 5 squares so far, but still working on it along with others.
THANK YOU! I was given 2 bags of 4 charms to turn into disappearing 4 patch. I had no clue but I knew I could come to this website for help. Thank you!
as soon as she said 'dark side' i thought the same thing. loved that she reacted like that. jenny is the most awesome teacher there is. i just love watching her and she sews just like us ordinary people do. nothing fancy, just teaching. keep up the good work jenny and MQC thank you for giving us these tutorials.
Hello Jenny!~ Love all your tutorials. You have taught me everything I know so far. I didn't read all the comments....but I am sure someone has already told you this...But as I was watching you, I noticed your mat is bent on one corner. That is perhaps the reason you were having some trouble turning it. I know..cuz I dropped my mat and bent it. Just have to straighten it back out. That's what hubby's are for..LOL! Bless you Jenny! You never fail to make me smile or laugh out loud!
Hi jenny, you are so talented! Ive always made patchwork quilts all stitched by hand, a slow job. You have taught me so much. Im going to start using my sewing machine and then when I give them as gifts, I can do more gifts in a quick time.Keep up the good ideas.
Thank you so much Jennie for all your videos. You are an excellent teacher, I learnt so much from your videos you explain and show us so well I am so grateful Thanks again I made a small quilt of the tubing hour glass you called it. I am proud of it now I will try one disappearing 4 patch. You are truly inspiring
Hi Jennie, Just wanted to tell how much I love watching your tutorials, I learn something new every time. Love the disappearing 4 patch, had to make one straight away. Thanks for the fun. Joy
Another great tutorial that demystify the intricacies of quilting; your instructions are easy to follow; i look forward to new videos, as it helps me to be a more confortable with quilting, thanks
Love your instructional video for the disappearing 4 patch. You've taken a very easy quilt block pattern and ramped it up to look so much more impressive and difficult--but after watching your video, it really isn't difficult. Thank you! I've ordered and received my charm packs and looking forward to getting started. You are a natural, Jenny--you describe things so very clearly.
Hi Jenny. Firstly I want to to say how much you have inspired me towards quilting, you make it look so easy, I have already made one a baby quilt for my gran daughter and am so proud of myself ha ha, I'm still learning with the rotary cutter though drives me mad, anyway keep up the good work your amazing. Gaynor UK
I shared this at a local quilt shop, one of the gals watch the video and shared with her quilt group and sister. Sister shared with her quilt group too! You're contagious Jenny!
Thank you Jenny because of your videos I have picked up quilting again. I am making this one (5" squares) for my oldest gran-daughter is graduating from college this May, almost through with it. Fabric is retro flowers and off white. I am making me one with different shades of purple and snow white. It will be gorgeous. Making a 6 1/2 square and 1 1/2 " cut going to be beautiful
As someone who has recently become interested in quilting, your videos are so helpful and so much fun to watch! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
Another great tutorial from you Jenny. Fantastic. I always look forward to watching your videos. I can't wait to try this technique. I also agree with one of the other comments made earlier...That the wedding ring quilt in the background is beautiful and hope you might give a tutorial on that one day as well. Thanks Jenny for all your great videos. You and your videos are the reason I started quilting.
Thank you !!! Now I have another one to put on my list of projects. Just love your way of teaching us. If it wasn't for you I would not be learning how to quilt.
I saw this quilt block at a show in Livermore California, at Alden Lane Nursery. I was thinking that it looked pretty easy, but there were so many small pieces. Then a light bulb went on in my head, "BING!!! That's a disappearing 4-patch!! I bet Jenny has a video on that!!!" So easy!
I fell in love with this block. I have tried to use it in any new quilt somewhere. It look so difficult but your video makes it so easy that I could tackle anything. Thanks so much for making quilting a whole new experience. Your video's are perfect for binge watching on a rainy day!
Hey Jenny! Very classy looking block in that choice of fabrics. As you were sewing I noticed the Double Wedding Band quilt on the wall to the right. It's my favorite pattern and I was wondering if you could do one of your magical tutorials to help us with it. If it wasn't for your tutorials, I wouldn't be able to do most of the more difficult blocks and quilts. Thanks so much and keep up the great work!!
yes i love this block it is super easy. i know that you used a printed and a solid but i took 4 charms from the " make do and mend charm packs"the ones with the writing and the bottons and did this block and it looks great i love this thanks i would like to see this in one of your classes to see how it all comes together thanks bye
I love this disappearing 4 patch ❤ the pattern I found was 1 1/2 cut. i made several table runners and several sets of place Mats ❤ reverse side was the disappearing 9 patch ❤ so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️ so much fun to make ❤️ I will try your pattern next ❤ thank you ❤❤❤❤
I loved this video. I went right to my scrap bin and pulled out fabric to cut 2 10" squares of each. I wanted to see how this would work using a layer cake. Again I loved the result. The only change I made for this was to make 2.5" cuts all around.
Jenny, I love your tutorials. This one looks like fun. You have me hooked on precuts and I love being able to finish a top so quilckly. I wish I could come to your store and visit as I feel I know you. I also love the personal notes on my orders. Thanks to all at MSQC. Alice Wilson
Another great video. Jennie, you have been an inspiration to a new quilter. Thank you so much for taking time to do these videos. I wish I lived closer, I'm sure we would be friends.
Thanks so much for the video. Somehow, a while back, I tried to do a disappearing 4 patch. Well needless to say I messed it up. Your tutorial has given me some encouragement to try it again. Sometimes the simplest blocks confuse easily. And I have the squares sitting here yelling to be used!
Hi Suzanne, I just finished making a test block. I adjusted the seams so that they nested. Some stayed on the "dark side" others didn't. Just sew your seams to make sure they will lie as flat as possible when pressed. Happy Quilting, Anita
Mil gracias por este valioso video. Usted siempre nos sorprende con ideas fantásticas para elaborar bloques que parecen complicados, pero usted los hace bien fáciles. Felicitaciones
making this for my toddler tonight with pinks yellows and greys. i cant wait :) i finished the 4 patches, now just need to cut it and re sew and of course everything else
I love these tutorials, they are so beginner friendly! We have some newbies in our group and they can easily follow them. Keep up the good work! And keep those new ideas flowing.
Jenny, I love your tutorials, and have made 2 quilts using your ideas! If I knew you were offering classes at your new shop, I'd drive all the way from Belton, MO to attend!!
For those who were requesting the size of this quilt, Jenny tells/ shows you with a printed diagram, very close to the beginning of this tutorial. It is 52" x 45". :) I love your tutorials, Jenny!
+ SEW IT SEAMS - Yes, it's at 0:29 - it also shows smaller size for a baby quilt (30 x 37) - but both are WITHOUT borders. If you want it larger, MSQC's pattern on their website for this charm pack quilt: Disappearing 4-patch Quilt Pattern by MSQC with yardage for borders, backing, and binding gives you a 59 x 67 quilt. www.missouriquiltco.com/shop/detail/43172/msqc/msqc/disappearing-4-patch-quilt-pattern-by-msqc?gclid=CL25yuT00dMCFRCdfgodJPYBmA
WOW!! Jenny you've done it again, amazing! Just love your tutorials, have been eagerly waiting for your latest, and wasn't disappointed. You made that look so easy, love it!
I could watch Jenny's video's all day. This is a great idea to add some pizazz to a simple 4-patch. Jenny, your rockin that french manicure, it looks very pretty. Please keep making these video's. Thank you :-)
Just finished my first two blocks. Love the easy construction and the tutorial is fantastic! I did find that Moda and Robert Kaufman have different rulers. I am using Simplicity by Moda charm squares from my stash and I purchased Kona Solids by Robert Kaufman from Missouri Star. The Kona squares are about 1/4" larger than the Moda squares. The blocks are squaring up to 8" but until I trim them, mine don't look near as pretty as Jenny's!
you are right to always double check non-Moda pre-cuts because they can vary sizes and thus impact the blocks. This block can be "squared-up" thank goodness.
Thanks once again for the great tutorial! BTW, your nails look great! I've been quilting for 20 years but these tutorials have taught me a lot! I love all the quick tricks. MT mt momma
Love the quilt!!! 1. made my 4 patch 2. cut apart 3. shift pieces 4. sew back together Wait, they seem in the wrong order. Take apart and try again. OH MY I think this is a little challenging for this newbee I'll keep trying. Thanks for your ideas. Angela
Hi Jenny, I wish I had seen this a year ago! Thanks for the great tutorial! The colors you used with Navy, White and Gray made it look so fresh and modern! I've seen so many of your tutorials and you never cease to amaze me at how fast you sew while keeping a perfect quarter inch seam. I know this is an older post, but I just saw your blog the other day and wanted to congratulate you on the new filming studio. I know those lights are a huge investment, not to mention the cameras! I'm still working on my valentine envelope patch quilt with a stack of white and red charm squares. I've only made one since February! Now I'm tempted to do this one instead, but then I'd have to sew more seams! But the block is just so irresistable. I don't know how you do it standing up, no eye glasses, no special machine lighting etc. How do you find the stamina to make all those quilts, build five stores, run a huge online business, quilt magazine........all those lovely blog posts, the wonderful daily deal stories! (I check every day!) Big hugs!!! and a big Thank You!!!
These older tutorials are timeless. Thanks, Jenny, for keeping them around. I find I need a refresher now and then.
Good morning, and thank you for sharing a fantastic idea! I had been wanting to do that for years and was not confident it would look nice until you demonstrated. Thank you so much for motivating me to not be afraid to just "Do It."
Perfect. That's exactly what I needed to know. Clear, concise, and fun! Thanks, Jenny!
THIS block is my ALL time favorite of all! I've 4 NEW great grandchildren coming....1 is a set of twins, sew great granny, SEW! Thank you Jenny Doan!!
That's exactly what I do.
I have seen others using a bigger cut 1 1/2 or almost in half...I like it so much better here where you are cutting at the 1 inch mark...thank you for sharing
Hello from Germany, inspired by your Video´s i´ve made my very first own little ,, Thing like a quilt,, I´ve made it as a cover for my sofapillow and i am very proud of it ;-)
Without your Video´s and also the tip´s from your daughter i wouldt never have been so brave to try it.
You ´ve made me very happy and tomorrow I will start my next project- with your help.
Hugs & kisses !!!
Your lessons are very clear. What a nice lady you are. Smiling and describing everything without any stress. I tried five designs .
i love to watch Jenny Doan cause she is left handed like me and her tutorials
are fun and easy.
Thank you so much for your so "fun " tutorial............like all yours I don(t spend a week without watching at your tutorials......
I m French but evrything you do and say is vrey clear.I hope some day I'll comme to meet you in Missouri......
Just found this one today and love it. How did I ever miss it.
Jenny I love your techniques. You take a difficult block and make it easy. Quilting with you is sew much fun. You're a great teacher - the one that all the kids at school love. Keep us with the good work.
I love watching Jenny Doan with Missouri Star Quilt Co. Very educational and easy to understand!
Jenny I love your tutorials as you make it look easy, I watch and re watch until I get it..
Everything I know about quilting I have learned from your tutorials. Thanks doesn't seem like enough to say. But THANKS. Can't wait to try this.
I loved this tutorial! I'm rather new to quilting yet I wanted to make a quilt for my Granddaughter's first birthday. I watched this tutorial, bought a charm pack and got the guts to make this quilt. It turned out so cute and I was very proud of the result. Now I'm determined to make her a new quilt for each birthday. Thank you for your educational tutorials and your love of quilting which is contagious.
Jenny you are so awesome! You still start from the beginning regardless of which quilt you are working on. Some will say "Just start with a 4 patch" HUH? Hello this could be my first video so what's wrong with explaining from the start. I tried this and love, love it. It is not as hard to make as it looks. Only made 5 squares so far, but still working on it along with others.
THANK YOU! I was given 2 bags of 4 charms to turn into disappearing 4 patch. I had no clue but I knew I could come to this website for help. Thank you!
as soon as she said 'dark side' i thought the same thing. loved that she reacted like that. jenny is the most awesome teacher there is. i just love watching her and she sews just like us ordinary people do. nothing fancy, just teaching. keep up the good work jenny and MQC thank you for giving us these tutorials.
You did it again!!!! Gave me confidence to quilt!!! I am getting better with each tutorial. thanks Jenny
Pam in Tennessee
Hello Jenny!~ Love all your tutorials. You have taught me everything I know so far. I didn't read all the comments....but I am sure someone has already told you this...But as I was watching you, I noticed your mat is bent on one corner. That is perhaps the reason you were having some trouble turning it. I know..cuz I dropped my mat and bent it. Just have to straighten it back out. That's what hubby's are for..LOL! Bless you Jenny! You never fail to make me smile or laugh out loud!
I had seen the block a couple of months ago, but couldn't find out the name of it. So glad I found the Missouri Star Quilt Company online!
Hi jenny, you are so talented! Ive always made patchwork quilts all stitched by hand, a slow job. You have taught me so much. Im going to start using my sewing machine and then when I give them as gifts, I can do more gifts in a quick time.Keep up the good ideas.
That is so awesome Jenny, I think I will try it this winter when the wind and snow is blowing outdoors.
Another wonderful and inspiring tutorial from the team at Missouri Quilt Company. Thanks for the inspiration.
Thank you so much Jennie for all your videos. You are an excellent teacher, I learnt so much from your videos you explain and show us so well I am so grateful Thanks again I made a small quilt of the tubing hour glass you called it. I am proud of it now I will try one disappearing 4 patch. You are truly inspiring
Hi Jennie, Just wanted to tell how much I love watching your tutorials, I learn something new every time. Love the disappearing 4 patch, had to make one straight away.
Thanks for the fun.
Joy
Another great tutorial that demystify the intricacies of quilting; your instructions are easy to follow; i look forward to new videos, as it helps me to be a more confortable with quilting,
thanks
Jenni you are a star . I have learnt so much from your tutorials.thank you from yorkshire England
I loved the 9 patch and did it. This is awesome. Thank u so much. I love the the way u explain. I am from South Africa.
Maureen
Love your instructional video for the disappearing 4 patch. You've taken a very easy quilt block pattern and ramped it up to look so much more impressive and difficult--but after watching your video, it really isn't difficult. Thank you! I've ordered and received my charm packs and looking forward to getting started. You are a natural, Jenny--you describe things so very clearly.
Hi Jenny.
Firstly I want to to say how much you have inspired me towards quilting, you make it look so easy, I have already made one a baby quilt for my gran daughter and am so proud of myself ha ha, I'm still learning with the rotary cutter though drives me mad, anyway keep up the good work your amazing.
Gaynor UK
I shared this at a local quilt shop, one of the gals watch the video and shared with her quilt group and sister. Sister shared with her quilt group too! You're contagious Jenny!
Thank you Jenny because of your videos I have picked up quilting again. I am making this one (5" squares) for my oldest gran-daughter is graduating from college this May, almost through with it. Fabric is retro flowers and off white. I am making me one with different shades of purple and snow white. It will be gorgeous. Making a 6 1/2 square and 1 1/2 " cut going to be beautiful
As someone who has recently become interested in quilting, your videos are so helpful and so much fun to watch! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
I just recently started working at a fabric and craft store and I'm addicted to your tutorials! Thanks for all the great tips and projects!
love it...i have learn to quilt for the first time in my life using your video's
keep up the great work Jenny
Another great tutorial from you Jenny. Fantastic. I always look forward to watching your videos. I can't wait to try this technique. I also agree with one of the other comments made earlier...That the wedding ring quilt in the background is beautiful and hope you might give a tutorial on that one day as well. Thanks Jenny for all your great videos. You and your videos are the reason I started quilting.
Thank you !!! Now I have another one to put on my list of projects. Just love your way of teaching us. If it wasn't for you I would not be learning how to quilt.
Thanks for including the quilt layout in the beginning! That is very helpful!
I saw this quilt block at a show in Livermore California, at Alden Lane Nursery. I was thinking that it looked pretty easy, but there were so many small pieces. Then a light bulb went on in my head, "BING!!! That's a disappearing 4-patch!! I bet Jenny has a video on that!!!" So easy!
I fell in love with this block. I have tried to use it in any new quilt somewhere. It look so difficult but your video makes it so easy that I could tackle anything. Thanks so much for making quilting a whole new experience. Your video's are perfect for binge watching on a rainy day!
Super cool tutorial. Like the mix of solid with print fabric. gives it a very modern look.
Love you easy style of teaching, Jenny - you are inspiring!
Hey Jenny! Very classy looking block in that choice of fabrics. As you were sewing I noticed the Double Wedding Band quilt on the wall to the right. It's my favorite pattern and I was wondering if you could do one of your magical tutorials to help us with it. If it wasn't for your tutorials, I wouldn't be able to do most of the more difficult blocks and quilts. Thanks so much and keep up the great work!!
yes i love this block it is super easy. i know that you used a printed and a solid but i took 4 charms from the " make do and mend charm packs"the ones with the writing and the bottons and did this block and it looks great i love this thanks i would like to see this in one of your classes to see how it all comes together thanks bye
I have made Disappearing 4 patch quilt ,a small part only. Thanks for your easy explanation in video
Hi Jenny...thanks for all the help you have given to me...I'm new at quilting...sewing in general...you make it very understandable!!
I LOOOOVE this I started it with the Tidepool batik charm pack and it looks GREAT!!!! wow!!! I always look forward to your videos
I love this disappearing 4 patch ❤ the pattern I found was 1 1/2 cut. i made several table runners and several sets of place Mats ❤ reverse side was the disappearing 9 patch ❤ so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️ so much fun to make ❤️ I will try your pattern next ❤ thank you ❤❤❤❤
I love this pattern. Keep them coming
Great tutorial - I have to try this one. Of course all your tutorials are quick and easy. Love this one.
i am amused watching your work and your personality
wow, love it...looked very complicated till you did it, can't wait to try
Absolutely love your videos, ive made 4 quilts because of you!
I loved this video. I went right to my scrap bin and pulled out fabric to cut 2 10" squares of each. I wanted to see how this would work using a layer cake. Again I loved the result. The only change I made for this was to make 2.5" cuts all around.
Maryann Shovestul did you still cut an inch from the center line?
Never mind i didn’t see the second half of your comment.
This is a great video. love u Jenny Doan. looks so easy....
Jenny, I love your tutorials. This one looks like fun. You have me hooked on precuts and I love being able to finish a top so quilckly. I wish I could come to your store and visit as I feel I know you. I also love the personal notes on my orders. Thanks to all at MSQC.
Alice Wilson
soooo sooooo sooooo beautiful & easy style of cutting and make a lovely quilt
I love your videos You always make it sewing a quilt so easy .
I just love this. I'm a new quilter. I think I could do this.
I'm going make a baby quilt.
Thanks for the easy to understand instructions.
Another great video. Jennie, you have been an inspiration to a new quilter. Thank you so much for taking time to do these videos. I wish I lived closer, I'm sure we would be friends.
Amazing with just 4 squares makes a lovely quilt. Love ur tutorials. Give u a 10+
Thanks so much for the video. Somehow, a while back, I tried to do a disappearing 4 patch. Well needless to say I messed it up. Your tutorial has given me some encouragement to try it again. Sometimes the simplest blocks confuse easily. And I have the squares sitting here yelling to be used!
Hi Suzanne, I just finished making a test block. I adjusted the seams so that they nested. Some stayed on the "dark side" others didn't. Just sew your seams to make sure they will lie as flat as possible when pressed.
Happy Quilting,
Anita
thank you once again Jenny as always another great tutorial. Linda
Mil gracias por este valioso video. Usted siempre nos sorprende con ideas fantásticas para elaborar bloques que parecen complicados, pero usted los hace bien fáciles.
Felicitaciones
making this for my toddler tonight with pinks yellows and greys. i cant wait :) i finished the 4 patches, now just need to cut it and re sew and of course everything else
I made it and really like it... Did lots and lots of the disappearing 9 patch also..
I love these tutorials, they are so beginner friendly! We have some newbies in our group and they can easily follow them. Keep up the good work! And keep those new ideas flowing.
Thanks.....love it and love using the pre-cut charm squares.
Jenny, I love your tutorials, and have made 2 quilts using your ideas! If I knew you were offering classes at your new shop, I'd drive all the way from Belton, MO to attend!!
Thank you for taking the mystery out of it.
You have so many wonderful ideas! This is an adorable little block.
Cannot wait to give this one a try! One of my very favorites!
I love this!.... This would be beautiful with Red and White! I have to get one of those rotary mats.
Love this tutorial; it will be great for all my black and white stash.
For those who were requesting the size of this quilt, Jenny tells/ shows you with a printed diagram, very close to the beginning of this tutorial. It is 52" x 45". :) I love your tutorials, Jenny!
+ SEW IT SEAMS - Yes, it's at 0:29 - it also shows smaller size for a baby quilt (30 x 37) - but both are WITHOUT borders. If you want it larger, MSQC's pattern on their website for this charm pack quilt: Disappearing 4-patch Quilt Pattern by MSQC with yardage for borders, backing, and binding gives you a 59 x 67 quilt. www.missouriquiltco.com/shop/detail/43172/msqc/msqc/disappearing-4-patch-quilt-pattern-by-msqc?gclid=CL25yuT00dMCFRCdfgodJPYBmA
WOW!! Jenny you've done it again, amazing! Just love your tutorials, have been eagerly waiting for your latest, and wasn't disappointed. You made that look so easy, love it!
your video's make my day, please keep them coming, thanks!!! for all the tricks tips and beautiful quilts
I could watch Jenny's video's all day. This is a great idea to add some pizazz to a simple 4-patch. Jenny, your rockin that french manicure, it looks very pretty. Please keep making these video's. Thank you :-)
This very inspirational. Will make it. Thank you. Sandra
Love all your videos! You make quilting so easy and fun!
Just finished my first two blocks. Love the easy construction and the tutorial is fantastic! I did find that Moda and Robert Kaufman have different rulers. I am using Simplicity by Moda charm squares from my stash and I purchased Kona Solids by Robert Kaufman from Missouri Star. The Kona squares are about 1/4" larger than the Moda squares. The blocks are squaring up to 8" but until I trim them, mine don't look near as pretty as Jenny's!
you are right to always double check non-Moda pre-cuts because they can vary sizes and thus impact the blocks. This block can be "squared-up" thank goodness.
Have a great jurney ....God bless you and your dear husband..
just getting into quilting and your videos are great.
Thanks once again for the great tutorial! BTW, your nails look great!
I've been quilting for 20 years but these tutorials have taught me a lot!
I love all the quick tricks.
MT mt momma
Love it!!!! I cannot wait to try this one...you are an inspiration! !!! Thanks!!!!!!
Love the quilt!!! 1. made my 4 patch 2. cut apart 3. shift pieces 4. sew back together Wait, they seem in the wrong order. Take apart and try again. OH MY I think this is a little challenging for this newbee I'll keep trying.
Thanks for your ideas. Angela
This is awesome! I love watching your videos! Thank you for all you do!
I love it! Thank you very much, Jenny for sharing with us! Have a nice day!
Jenny you are always so nice and funny!!! Greetings from Rome.
Hi Jenny, I wish I had seen this a year ago! Thanks for the great tutorial! The colors you used with Navy, White and Gray made it look so fresh and modern! I've seen so many of your tutorials and you never cease to amaze me at how fast you sew while keeping a perfect quarter inch seam. I know this is an older post, but I just saw your blog the other day and wanted to congratulate you on the new filming studio. I know those lights are a huge investment, not to mention the cameras! I'm still working on my valentine envelope patch quilt with a stack of white and red charm squares. I've only made one since February! Now I'm tempted to do this one instead, but then I'd have to sew more seams! But the block is just so irresistable. I don't know how you do it standing up, no eye glasses, no special machine lighting etc. How do you find the stamina to make all those quilts, build five stores, run a huge online business, quilt magazine........all those lovely blog posts, the wonderful daily deal stories! (I check every day!) Big hugs!!! and a big Thank You!!!
She is an amazing inspiration. Thanks for your kind note and hi to "mom" :-)
Love this, Never thought cutting charm patches. Love how this block comes out. Thank you for making this so easy to understand. : )
Love the tute, love the manicure! You're the best, Jenny!
WOW! So simple and yet so stunning! Definitely going to try this one :) Thank you Jenny and family :)
Brilliant as always.
I have made this and it is so easy anf fun, turns out beautiful and looks like you have spent a lot of time cutting small pieces
You make the difficult == simple. Thanks
Love the tutorial. Jenny, you did an awesome job, as usual. Thanks so much!
Estupendo el vídeo, como siempre. Muchas gracias Jenny por compartirlo con todas nosotras.