This has got to be the fastest quilt I've ever made! I had a ton of fun making it and if you want to stay in the loop about more videos like this, be sure to subscribe to my channel! ua-cam.com/users/tinyorchardquilts
Total newbie. When using prints can you explain how many of the same print you would need. I know you need 12 pieces but how many repeating of each one?
I don’t do a traditional block of the month but I’ll be continuing both my scrappy block series (12” blocks well suited for scraps) as well as my block study series (blocks in different precut friendly sizes)
You can add your own “grippy dots” on your ruler by putting small dots of hot glue then letting them dry completely before using. I do this all the time with shoes that get too slick.
I’ve Never quilted, never seen your channel, but watched the entire thing! Drank my coffee and enjoyed myself! Nice job. I’ve always been interested but took up crocheting. Believe I’ll give quilting a go! Your quilt top is very pretty! Thank you
I'm a dressmaker rather than a quilter so I saw 1 hour quilt and got my hopes up that you could make the actual cool part of quilt making go faster. But you only did the patchwork part :( I love the texture quilting can give to a fabric but the investment in either hand quilting time or paying for commercial quilting is too much even for that cool effect.
As not a dress maker or a professional quilter this would be perfect to put batting in and a sheet behind for the backing. And do the old fashioned yarn tying! Making these for my 9 grand children.
@@kennabruno7465 i don't know what yarn tying is but I'm guessing it's just tying layers together at a couple of points possibly with knots. It doesn't sound like something that would work in a garment or give the same textural effect as quilting. My point is that it's misleading to say this is a fast way to achieve quilting when it's just instructions to make a single layer of patchwork. It frustrated me when people say quilting when they actually mean patchwork. These are two completely different fabric treatments that are often combined but don't have to be (i have a quilted skirt with zero patchwork just lovely quilting in an interesting pattern and I would love a way to make more). An expert using the wrong term just means beginners don't know they are getting it wrong and the problem is perpetuated.
I love the layout for this quilt. Thank you! Just a suggestion, if you drew a line from corner to corner instead of cutting it, put two contrasting rectangles pieces right sides together, then stitched on both sides of the drawn line, a 1/4 inch away from the line, THEN cut it apart on the line, you would instantly get two 2 blocks and save some time. You also not have to worry about sewing those bias pieces back together. Just a thought! Thanks again for your video!
This sounds like a good way to quickly make my cat his own little quilt out of medium-sized leftovers from other projects. (He is always on a lap if a quilt is on it so he gets one at some point because he's a good boy who loves quilt snuggles.)
The quilt top is charming. Please show an update when it is quilted. On a side note - I am always impressed with the quality of your videos, so professionally done 👍
Thank you so much!! I really do work hard on them so I’m glad it shows :). I just loaded this quilt on the longarm this morning! I still haven’t decided on a design but it’s such busy fabric I think I can pick something really fun :)
@@TinyOrchardQuilts hi I'm new to quilting and I am sewing a quilt now I'm all done with the blocks and I started sewing them together now I'm not sure do you put sashing on all quilts and if so can I still put sashing on when block are sewn together please help
I just found my Christmas present to myself! I have been looking for an easy fat quarter pattern for my first quilt, and I love yours. I am new to quilting, but not to sewing, and am finally deciding to put my machine’s quilting accessories to the test. I also followed your link to the fat quarters you used. I actually gasped when I saw Anna Maria’s “Bright Eyes” bundle. Since fabric has never made me do that before, I decided it was a match made in heaven and ordered it. I am so excited, thank you for making my night!
Did I miss something? What is the finished size of this quilt? I just discovered (and subscribed) to your channel. You have a very nice "camera presence". I'll be back!!
Love this idea! I'm always looking for ways to use those colorful but orphan FQs we all seem to end up with. I've been cutting them into strips for "faux" jellyroll quilts and this idea gives me a nice alternative! Thank you! The quilt looks fantastic!
Definitely great for any large size rectangles. I could make this work with some Kaffe scraps and some coordinating scraps. This also works for hospice quilts I make with a friend. Everyone deserves some color and pattern to brighten their day. Thank you!
Yeah, she just prattles on and on. I fast forwarded through most of it. Not much “meat” to this presentation. Anyone who has ever made some quilts will be bored to tears. Couldn’t watch all of it.
I absolutely love this and will help a friend make her very first quilt. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and your time (even if it was just an hour, lol.)
I’ve been looking for something fast and easy - yay! I have a lot of fat quarters (batiks) and I’ll definitely be using this! Now to figure out how many I need to make it a queen size!
Thanks for sharing this! I am new enough to quilting to still struggle, and instant gratification like this keeps me from giving up on the whole process! 🙃 Glad I stumbled onto your video - now following!
Dear Dee: Sewing on the bias like the triangles are, you just have to be careful not to stretch your fabric. You can stitch about 2" and carefully PUSH not pull on thetopfabric to help ease it into the one underneath. Just lift your presser foot push to ease gently and sew a few more inches. It's called "Park and Pinch"
Brilliant idea! I love seeing these types of quilt projects. Quick and easy to piece for those last minute quilts we need to throw together sometimes. Thanks for sharing it! You are so much fun!
I want to mention this after i cut my pieces. That fat quarters or the ones I got come in rectangles. I got so disheartened when I was putting the triangles together that the edges on one were wonky and I thought it was smaller than the others. They're all the same size though and when I place them together, they form a rectangle; exactly as planned. It takes a lot of oomph to cut through 12 layers though and I'm fairly sure my rotary blade was almost brand new. I love this pattern though as it's easy and I always seem to buy fat quarters for future projects. The quilt I'm making is going to be watermelon themed because I bought two bundles of 5 then found two separate singles of watermelon, so I got 6. I believe I have two yards of watermelon fabric somewhere...most likely purchased in the summer and stashed away.
I guess I ruined all my fat quarters. I cut from on corner to another and sewed on long edge . My rectangles are all not rectangles. One end shorter about 2 inches .what did I DO WRING
I know you made this video a long time ago. I bought the following item, "Dritz 3141 Quilter's Slip 'N Grips (32-Count)" they are little circle sandpaper with a self-adhesive that you put on your ruler, and believe it or not, all my rulers do not move. Even the Creative Quilt Ruler I put the on. Also, what helps me two is I put a 2-pound weight on my small rulers and a 5-pound ruler. This way, I know my ruler will not move and make a better cut. If this is something that can help you make better cuts, and if you think your followers can benefit from me, by all means, share it.
I've learned that whenever I need to pair light/dark together, I stack them that way before cutting. That way they're ready to be sewn together. Sort of a "twin" style quilt where 2 blocks are the same. It saves me loads of time (as long as I learn to not mess with the pairing because I changed my mind lol).
Before cutting be sure all your fabrics a face up or face down. Having some upsidedown will cause the diagonal seam to go in the opposite direction...messing up the design.
Teach them to sew and they will have markable skills/memory’s with you always. I love sewing and quilting, and my mother taught me the basics, but not to the extent that you can do. I went to high school with a girl who made all her own clothes, and they were far better than anything man made in stores. I’m trying to pick up my knowledge and make more quilts and tailor made clothes because I don’t like most things in stores. Good luck with your grandchildren and sewing projects you all do together. When they have enough skills that you taught them, maybe you could give them a basic sewing machine as a “reward.” This will be a wonderful way to inspire them to sew/quilt with grandma.
I love quilting haven’t in 15 years busy with work! 😢 But I bought a lot of Gnome Christmas fabric and want to make a few lap quilts for my nephews as gifts. This was a quick and easy way of me doing 10 quilts in the next couple of months that won’t take a long time! Thank you 🙏
@@TinyOrchardQuilts I travel with mine. Hardest thing for me is only bringing just enough fabrics! I set up my table outside if camping. So fun to sit snd sew outside.
👏👏👏... ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!!! GREAT video... Love your upbeat...positive vibe...(its contagious😊😊😊) I'll let you know if I can achieve anything near this wonderful... can't forget...also in less than 60 minutes... What a sensational Friday morning challenge... ....................................TTFN
Thanks for the thumbs up, how are you spending your spare time? I love the outdoors including traveling and reading books, cooking, gardening and watching movies I'm from Ohio and you?
I'm super new to quilting, but this doesn't finish the quilt right? You have to do more steps with backing, etc right? Otherwise it's just the thin fabrics as the top, right?
Do you have any tips for those harsh folds? It looks like you didn't quite get them flat... How do you judge "flat enough?" (Meanwhile it was good too see ironing without it ending up flat - Can you read that this bugs me? I iron & iron and those stubborn folds remain.)
Lol. It bugs me too. Steam and some spray can help but other than saturating them pretty well, there isn’t a lot to be done. I usually fully starch my fabric and get it almost dripping. When I iron it after it dries, the fold lines are gone but it isn’t the fast process ever. As for flat enough to cut, it depends on the blocks. If I’m doing really small fussy blocks with tiny pieces, I’ll spend the extra time to really press and add lots of spray starch to get them flat. But for something like this where 1/8” from a fold bump isn’t make or break, I’m willing to let more folds stay a little bumpy.
@@TinyOrchardQuilts I just saw quilting on ig where the lack of ironing resulted in folded over fabric. So I appreciate the sentiments. (I’m always quite aghast at the rather haphazard methods in quilting online. But they make quilts…)
@@TinyOrchardQuilts Try a few drops of Lavender oil in a spray bottle of water. It relaxes the fibres - and I’ve been able to remove many of those stubborn folds.
I wanted to cut the two sewn triangles in half and then see them together even more mixed up... 😁. I'm looking for something easy to begin my first quilt. This is pretty simple! Thanks! Good video.
Love this video! I’m going to try my very first quilt. I have a brother machine, and I was wondering if they have a seam guide like your machine does? I have a hard time sewing straight.
thank you for your great tutorials. you make quilting look super easy. I wanted to ask what software are you using? I want to find a good quilt designing software or website. one that is user friendly :)
Thank you! I use a few different pieces of software-on my iPad, I use procreate and concepts (which is what I have here) for sketching. Once I have a pretty good idea what I want, I move to Adobe illustrator to make all the diagrams. I do my pattern layouts in Adobe indesign. There is also EQ8, which I use sometimes :) it’s probably the most user friendly but doesn’t have the polished final results like Adobe illustrator gives.
I enjoyed watching this. However, it might be more accurate to say this is a one hour quilt TOP, not the finished quilt. I recently made my first quilt, and it didn't take long to figure out that piecing the top was quick and easy compared to finishing it - piecing the back, basting, quilting, and binding it.
I figured there are 3 rows across by 20" each block equals 60" and the other way worksout to 17 x 4" equals 68" for approximately 60" by 68" finished quilt top. One could add a 4" border and maybe even a 6" border to add some size to it.
I always prewash my fabric before sewing. You didn't mention that here. Can I get away with not prewashing? Should I wash the finished top before backing it? I'm just curious cuz it would save me a lot of time and hassle if I don't have to worry about prewashing. Your opinion on this would be very much appreciated :-)
So I am planning my first quilt. One of the questions in my mind is if I am sewing everything with a 1/4" seam allowance, why am I cutting everything as 1/2" seam allowance. The pattern I plan to use came with a 4 1/2" ruler. It is by June tailor.
So I am pressed to finish my volunteer sample of this first effort quilted crate mat for an organization. I watched your a quilt in an hour but it’s just the top. What do I put in the middle? What do I do for a back layer? How do I sew them together?!?! Ughhhhh
Thanks for this great video. My best friend's daughter expressed an interest in quilting, so I sent her a beginning Quilters kit for birthday with a cutting mat, rotary cutter, pins and a few extras and for Christmas I am going to gift her a sewing machine. What is the seam guide you were using in this video? Could you provide a link? We all know how vital it is to have an accurate quarter inch seam when piecing and there are all kinds of feet available, but I think being a newbie she would really appreciate this seam guide. Thanks!
The camera work is extremely poor in this video. I can’t see most of what you are doing and I never seen your full face when you are talking. I could not complete a quilt by watching this video like I can with Jenny Doan or Donna Jordan. Very frustrating. You need a good camera person,
The camera work is extremely poor in this video. I can’t see most of what you are doing and I never seen your full face when you are talking. I could not complete a quilt by watching this video like I can with Jenny Doan or Donna Jordan. Very frustrating. You need a good camera person,
Hello I am going to try and make the quilt using your video, how many fat quarters do I need to make a queen size quilt,and what do you recommend for colors,and do I use 100 % cotton fat quarters. I can't wait to get started.
Hello I just found your video it was very good. Do you have any other quilt videos I can watch and make as easy as the rectangle one. It was different and I will enjoy making it . Thank you .
I really enjoyed this video and quilt. As I was reading the comments it occured to me it might be fun to try with my stash of Christmas or patriotic fabric. Perhaps the alternate fabric could be white on white snowflakes or stars.
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I disagree with your comment that pressing your seams to one side is a shortcut! It is often easier to get precise intersections when you you can butt together seam allowances that have been pressed in opposite directions. Save pressing seams open for when you have more than 4 pieces of fabric intersecting or when sewing clothing.
I am new at quilting. I do not have fat quarters but I do have fabric that I want to use. How do I get the fastest- leas waste cuts from 2 yards of fabric to get the sizes I need for this.
This has got to be the fastest quilt I've ever made! I had a ton of fun making it and if you want to stay in the loop about more videos like this, be sure to subscribe to my channel! ua-cam.com/users/tinyorchardquilts
Like this
Total newbie. When using prints can you explain how many of the same print you would need. I know you need 12 pieces but how many repeating of each one?
Thank you for your instruction. I do like this one. Will you be doing a block of the month for next year?
I don’t do a traditional block of the month but I’ll be continuing both my scrappy block series (12” blocks well suited for scraps) as well as my block study series (blocks in different precut friendly sizes)
What is the name of the fat quarter line you use? The fabrics designs are beautiful!
You can add your own “grippy dots” on your ruler by putting small dots of hot glue then letting them dry completely before using. I do this all the time with shoes that get too slick.
wow great idea!! thank you :)
Great idea, thanks!
Oh, great idea!
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing 😀
Sweet idea!
I’ve Never quilted, never seen your channel, but watched the entire thing! Drank my coffee and enjoyed myself! Nice job. I’ve always been interested but took up crocheting. Believe I’ll give quilting a go! Your quilt top is very pretty! Thank you
Me too 😂☺️
I'm a dressmaker rather than a quilter so I saw 1 hour quilt and got my hopes up that you could make the actual cool part of quilt making go faster. But you only did the patchwork part :( I love the texture quilting can give to a fabric but the investment in either hand quilting time or paying for commercial quilting is too much even for that cool effect.
As not a dress maker or a professional quilter this would be perfect to put batting in and a sheet behind for the backing. And do the old fashioned yarn tying! Making these for my 9 grand children.
@@kennabruno7465 i don't know what yarn tying is but I'm guessing it's just tying layers together at a couple of points possibly with knots. It doesn't sound like something that would work in a garment or give the same textural effect as quilting. My point is that it's misleading to say this is a fast way to achieve quilting when it's just instructions to make a single layer of patchwork. It frustrated me when people say quilting when they actually mean patchwork. These are two completely different fabric treatments that are often combined but don't have to be (i have a quilted skirt with zero patchwork just lovely quilting in an interesting pattern and I would love a way to make more). An expert using the wrong term just means beginners don't know they are getting it wrong and the problem is perpetuated.
I learned a lesson with this quilt, make sure you cut your rectangles from corner to corner in the same direction, otherwise they won't work🥴
This would also make a great quilt back! Then you’d have a really reversible quilt. Love it Megan!
Woo!! You are a genius!!! I never even thought of that!
Yes!! I love that idea!
I love the layout for this quilt. Thank you! Just a suggestion, if you drew a line from corner to corner instead of cutting it, put two contrasting rectangles pieces right sides together, then stitched on both sides of the drawn line, a 1/4 inch away from the line, THEN cut it apart on the line, you would instantly get two 2 blocks and save some time. You also not have to worry about sewing those bias pieces back together. Just a thought! Thanks again for your video!
This only works if you have squares. If you do this with rectangles then you get quadrilaterals that look funny.
@@alcasey3034there is a way to sew rectangles, I saw a tutorial sonewhere on yt.
I love this! I think I will use 6 prints and 6 solids so it's not as busy. Thanks sooo much for such a quick and neat idea!
Wise choice!
I love how you explain what you're doing. You make great word choice that are concise and easy to understand. Enjoyed this tutorial very much!
This would also make a great quilt-as-you-go and let you practice free-motion quilting in a more manageable piece of fabric.
This sounds like a good way to quickly make my cat his own little quilt out of medium-sized leftovers from other projects. (He is always on a lap if a quilt is on it so he gets one at some point because he's a good boy who loves quilt snuggles.)
Aww, that’s so cute. 🥹
The quilt top is charming. Please show an update when it is quilted. On a side note - I am always impressed with the quality of your videos, so professionally done 👍
Thank you so much!! I really do work hard on them so I’m glad it shows :). I just loaded this quilt on the longarm this morning! I still haven’t decided on a design but it’s such busy fabric I think I can pick something really fun :)
I loved this video, thanks for sharing!
@@TinyOrchardQuilts hi I'm new to quilting and I am sewing a quilt now I'm all done with the blocks and I started sewing them together now I'm not sure do you put sashing on all quilts and if so can I still put sashing on when block are sewn together please help
I just found my Christmas present to myself! I have been looking for an easy fat quarter pattern for my first quilt, and I love yours. I am new to quilting, but not to sewing, and am finally deciding to put my machine’s quilting accessories to the test. I also followed your link to the fat quarters you used. I actually gasped when I saw Anna Maria’s “Bright Eyes” bundle. Since fabric has never made me do that before, I decided it was a match made in heaven and ordered it. I am so excited, thank you for making my night!
I love this. I’m a crocheted and knitter and have never made a quilt, but have been thinking about making one. This is great!
Hi Nancy, how's your day going with you?
LOVE this line of fabric, such a great use of those huge prints that are too gorgeous to cut up. Kaffe Fassett would be awesome too. xxx
Did I miss something? What is the finished size of this quilt? I just discovered (and subscribed) to your channel. You have a very nice "camera presence". I'll be back!!
At 10:47 she says 59 x 67.
@@Pippi-Longstocking Thank you!
She also said it didn't matter. Just square all of whatever you have the same.
59x67
@@ginnykinach9210 Thanks! I guess I missed that.
Love this idea! I'm always looking for ways to use those colorful but orphan FQs we all seem to end up with. I've been cutting them into strips for "faux" jellyroll quilts and this idea gives me a nice alternative! Thank you! The quilt looks fantastic!
Thanks!! I do that same thing-cutting strips from extras. But now I’m so overloaded with strips!!
I love Creative Grids rulers but you can buy grippy dots or strips to put on the back of other rulers
Great quilt pattern for big prints
I absolutely love this!!! This is a must for me. thank you so much. I love simple fast projects :)
I may be asking the same thing....yet....what application were you showing on your tablet
Definitely great for any large size rectangles. I could make this work with some Kaffe scraps and some coordinating scraps. This also works for hospice quilts I make with a friend. Everyone deserves some color and pattern to brighten their day. Thank you!
Yes, would love to see more fast and easy big block quilts!
I use odif grippy spray on ALL my rulers so the entire thing grips like quilters select rulers. It's amazing!!
All she did was talk. I thought she was going to show us how to sew them
Yeah, she just prattles on and on. I fast forwarded through most of it. Not much “meat” to this presentation. Anyone who has ever made some quilts will be bored to tears. Couldn’t watch all of it.
She showed everything except the fabric all going through the machine. That’s the boring part.
I absolutely love this and will help a friend make her very first quilt. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and your time (even if it was just an hour, lol.)
The quilt you made does not look anything like the examples you showed at the beginning.
Hi Cindy, how's your day going with you?
Love that you encourage us to “be the boss of your own quilting”. This is my kind of quilt most of mine end up unfinished because I get bored easily.
Love those quick 1 hour quilts! I’m a beginner so that works🥰👏
You just inspired me! I will now try my first quilt. What is the name of the rotary cutter you are using?
Try an 8 pound dumbell on the other end of your ruler to prevent slipping.
This would be a fabulous picnic quilt! Stains would be perfectly hidden!
Be the boss of your own quilt top! Need to hang that on wall of my sewing area. Lovely quilt, thank you!
I’ve been looking for something fast and easy - yay! I have a lot of fat quarters (batiks) and I’ll definitely be using this! Now to figure out how many I need to make it a queen size!
Thanks for sharing this! I am new enough to quilting to still struggle, and instant gratification like this keeps me from giving up on the whole process! 🙃 Glad I stumbled onto your video - now following!
Dear Dee: Sewing on the bias like the triangles are, you just have to be careful not to stretch your fabric. You can stitch about 2" and carefully PUSH not pull on thetopfabric to help ease it into the one underneath. Just lift your presser foot push to ease gently and sew a few more inches. It's called "Park and Pinch"
I love how fast you created 32 half square triangles!! I also love the Martelli rotary cutter...game changer for hands & wrists! ❤
I'm going to try the Martelli Rotary Cutter! 😊
@mygeorge1951 It's worth it. You hold it differently, so it takes the stress off your wrists.
Less talk and more visual steps while making the quilt. I learned nothing.
Way too chatty for me. Just get to the point. And where is the quilt? It is not finished. How can you call it a one hour quilt?
Brilliant idea! I love seeing these types of quilt projects. Quick and easy to piece for those last minute quilts we need to throw together sometimes. Thanks for sharing it! You are so much fun!
Hello Priscilla, how are you doing?
I want to mention this after i cut my pieces. That fat quarters or the ones I got come in rectangles. I got so disheartened when I was putting the triangles together that the edges on one were wonky and I thought it was smaller than the others. They're all the same size though and when I place them together, they form a rectangle; exactly as planned. It takes a lot of oomph to cut through 12 layers though and I'm fairly sure my rotary blade was almost brand new. I love this pattern though as it's easy and I always seem to buy fat quarters for future projects. The quilt I'm making is going to be watermelon themed because I bought two bundles of 5 then found two separate singles of watermelon, so I got 6. I believe I have two yards of watermelon fabric somewhere...most likely purchased in the summer and stashed away.
That's really going to be nice!
I guess I ruined all my fat quarters. I cut from on corner to another and sewed on long edge . My rectangles are all not rectangles. One end shorter about 2 inches .what did I DO WRING
I know you made this video a long time ago. I bought the following item, "Dritz 3141 Quilter's Slip 'N Grips (32-Count)" they are little circle sandpaper with a self-adhesive that you put on your ruler, and believe it or not, all my rulers do not move. Even the Creative Quilt Ruler I put the on. Also, what helps me two is I put a 2-pound weight on my small rulers and a 5-pound ruler. This way, I know my ruler will not move and make a better cut. If this is something that can help you make better cuts, and if you think your followers can benefit from me, by all means, share it.
I thought this was going to be a complete quilt made in an hour I said no way.
I love your channel, your energy, your absolutely beautiful❤️
Could be a quick gift or easy charity quilt.more than an hour to quilt
I've learned that whenever I need to pair light/dark together, I stack them that way before cutting. That way they're ready to be sewn together. Sort of a "twin" style quilt where 2 blocks are the same. It saves me loads of time (as long as I learn to not mess with the pairing because I changed my mind lol).
Before cutting be sure all your fabrics a face up or face down. Having some upsidedown will cause the diagonal seam to go in the opposite direction...messing up the design.
Nice! Super easy project for grandkids and I to make for Christmas! They've got some fabric just "itching" to do something with! Thank you so much!
Thanks Mari-Ann! I thought it would be perfect for gifts with the holidays coming up!
Teach them to sew and they will have markable skills/memory’s with you always. I love sewing and quilting, and my mother taught me the basics, but not to the extent that you can do. I went to high school with a girl who made all her own clothes, and they were far better than anything man made in stores. I’m trying to pick up my knowledge and make more quilts and tailor made clothes because I don’t like most things in stores. Good luck with your grandchildren and sewing projects you all do together. When they have enough skills that you taught them, maybe you could give them a basic sewing machine as a “reward.” This will be a wonderful way to inspire them to sew/quilt with grandma.
Hi. I love the quilt. I like big bold fabrics and quick quilting projects. Thanks. Where did you get your seam guide from?
I love quilting haven’t in 15 years busy with work! 😢 But I bought a lot of Gnome Christmas fabric and want to make a few lap quilts for my nephews as gifts. This was a quick and easy way of me doing 10 quilts in the next couple of months that won’t take a long time! Thank you 🙏
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Superb! Can you do a video on charm packs that are really quick to do?
On vacation with my sewing machine and doing your heart quilt into table runner and wall hanging. Thanks for your great tutorials.
What a great vacation!! I've never travelled with a sewing machine but its so tempting sometimes!
@@TinyOrchardQuilts I travel with mine. Hardest thing for me is only bringing just enough fabrics! I set up my table outside if camping. So fun to sit snd sew outside.
Title should say “Easy 1 Hour Quilt TOP” (only)
Hi Diane, how's your day going with you?
👏👏👏... ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!!!
GREAT video... Love your upbeat...positive vibe...(its contagious😊😊😊)
I'll let you know if I can achieve anything near this wonderful... can't forget...also in less than 60 minutes...
What a sensational Friday morning challenge...
....................................TTFN
Not a quilt, yet. What was the time spent layering, quilting and binding?
This would look nice with rows of sashiko quilting.
Hi Teresa, how's your day going with you?
Thanks for the thumbs up, how are you spending your spare time?
I love the outdoors including traveling and reading books, cooking, gardening and watching movies I'm from Ohio and you?
I'm super new to quilting, but this doesn't finish the quilt right? You have to do more steps with backing, etc right? Otherwise it's just the thin fabrics as the top, right?
How do I order the pattern/instructions? I am new to all this
Hi Beryl, how's your day going with you?
So which part of the quilt did you complete in an hour? Id be a whole day deciding on the fabrics. Half an hour to iron the pieces before cutting....
Do you have any tips for those harsh folds? It looks like you didn't quite get them flat... How do you judge "flat enough?" (Meanwhile it was good too see ironing without it ending up flat - Can you read that this bugs me? I iron & iron and those stubborn folds remain.)
Lol. It bugs me too. Steam and some spray can help but other than saturating them pretty well, there isn’t a lot to be done. I usually fully starch my fabric and get it almost dripping. When I iron it after it dries, the fold lines are gone but it isn’t the fast process ever.
As for flat enough to cut, it depends on the blocks. If I’m doing really small fussy blocks with tiny pieces, I’ll spend the extra time to really press and add lots of spray starch to get them flat. But for something like this where 1/8” from a fold bump isn’t make or break, I’m willing to let more folds stay a little bumpy.
@@TinyOrchardQuilts I just saw quilting on ig where the lack of ironing resulted in folded over fabric. So I appreciate the sentiments. (I’m always quite aghast at the rather haphazard methods in quilting online. But they make quilts…)
@@TinyOrchardQuilts Try a few drops of Lavender oil in a spray bottle of water. It relaxes the fibres - and I’ve been able to remove many of those stubborn folds.
I wanted to cut the two sewn triangles in half and then see them together even more mixed up... 😁. I'm looking for something easy to begin my first quilt. This is pretty simple! Thanks! Good video.
I really love these big pieces in a quilt. I feel like I have a hard time finding patterns like this. Thanks for sharing! 💜💜🧵
Use whatever (fat quarter) patterns you like in every quilt you make. It’s always up to you for the patterns you choose.
@@constitutionalrepublic1966 thank you ! 💜
Love this video! I’m going to try my very first quilt. I have a brother machine, and I was wondering if they have a seam guide like your machine does? I have a hard time sewing straight.
Put a piece of tape the distance you want your seam allowance to be. If you follow the edge faithfully, your seams should match up perfectly 🥰
They have this spray for your rulers etc., called Grippy by Odif
I have enough fat quarters to make at least 5 of these quilts . I will start making one today . Thanks for your idea.
thank you for your great tutorials. you make quilting look super easy. I wanted to ask what software are you using? I want to find a good quilt designing software or website. one that is user friendly :)
Thank you! I use a few different pieces of software-on my iPad, I use procreate and concepts (which is what I have here) for sketching. Once I have a pretty good idea what I want, I move to Adobe illustrator to make all the diagrams. I do my pattern layouts in Adobe indesign. There is also EQ8, which I use sometimes :) it’s probably the most user friendly but doesn’t have the polished final results like Adobe illustrator gives.
I enjoyed watching this. However, it might be more accurate to say this is a one hour quilt TOP, not the finished quilt. I recently made my first quilt, and it didn't take long to figure out that piecing the top was quick and easy compared to finishing it - piecing the back, basting, quilting, and binding it.
Love this! Such beautiful colours. You explained it so well. Enjoy all your tutorials. Thank you
I figured there are 3 rows across by 20" each block equals 60" and the other way worksout to 17 x 4" equals 68" for approximately 60" by 68" finished quilt top. One could add a 4" border and maybe even a 6" border to add some size to it.
8:18 did I catch a Back to the Future joke?? 🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️
Just because of that you got another sub! Plus the quilt is nice!!
Lol yes you did!! I was wondering if anyone would notice. 😂
@@TinyOrchardQuilts haha, love it!
I always prewash my fabric before sewing. You didn't mention that here. Can I get away with not prewashing? Should I wash the finished top before backing it? I'm just curious cuz it would save me a lot of time and hassle if I don't have to worry about prewashing. Your opinion on this would be very much appreciated :-)
So I am planning my first quilt. One of the questions in my mind is if I am sewing everything with a 1/4" seam allowance, why am I cutting everything as 1/2" seam allowance. The pattern I plan to use came with a 4 1/2" ruler. It is by June tailor.
So I am pressed to finish my volunteer sample of this first effort quilted crate mat for an organization. I watched your a quilt in an hour but it’s just the top.
What do I put in the middle?
What do I do for a back layer?
How do I sew them together?!?! Ughhhhh
Thanks for this great video. My best friend's daughter expressed an interest in quilting, so I sent her a beginning Quilters kit for birthday with a cutting mat, rotary cutter, pins and a few extras and for Christmas I am going to gift her a sewing machine. What is the seam guide you were using in this video? Could you provide a link? We all know how vital it is to have an accurate quarter inch seam when piecing and there are all kinds of feet available, but I think being a newbie she would really appreciate this seam guide. Thanks!
Hi. I love your work. But can you tell me as I'm new to quilting. Do you wS all your fabric first befor cutting and sewing. Thankyou so much.
The camera work is extremely poor in this video. I can’t see most of what you are doing and I never seen your full face when you are talking. I could not complete a quilt by watching this video like I can with Jenny Doan or Donna Jordan. Very frustrating. You need a good camera person,
The camera work is extremely poor in this video. I can’t see most of what you are doing and I never seen your full face when you are talking. I could not complete a quilt by watching this video like I can with Jenny Doan or Donna Jordan. Very frustrating. You need a good camera person,
18x21 = fat quarter
Square with ruler
Trim accordingly
Cut 6 layers at once 2 save time
Sharp roller blade
I am from South Africa. I am 74 years old and want to learn making quilts. But where can I buy fat quarters?? Christa Beukes
Hello I am going to try and make the quilt using your video, how many fat quarters do I need to make a queen size quilt,and what do you recommend for colors,and do I use 100 % cotton fat quarters. I can't wait to get started.
I'm not really a quilter, but kind of interested, what is "low volume"? like, how heavy the fabric is/yard?
Can you please explain again the way you shuffled the fabric prints so that they do not repeat...I must try this. Thank you, you are lovely❤
Love those big prints but not together. Am going to do it with more solids and small prints with contrast. Big blocks are so pretty and FAST.
Hi Judith, how's your day going with you?
I love your energy; this would be perfect for my skill level. Thanks for posting! 😊
Hi Eliza, how's your day going with you?
Hello I just found your video it was very good. Do you have any other quilt videos I can watch and make as easy as the rectangle one. It was different and I will enjoy making it . Thank you .
so that's the top. What about the rest of it??? The basting/batting, the quilting, the binding?? Do you have a video showing this please? Thank you
Title should say 'quilt TOP.'... otherwise I Like your technique.
Never quilted but want to make one for grands. How difficult would it be to "stuff" decorations on the cover to make a 3D dinosaur?
Love this tutorial and your Quilt!! Quick question:
Do you wash your fat quarters??
Gonna give your method a try this week!!
TH❤️NK Y❤️U for sharing❣️
Hi Tammy, how's your day going with you?
I liked this project. Thank you.
So, it should have said “quilt top”, but it’s great anyhow. Thanks for sharing.
I really enjoyed this video and quilt. As I was reading the comments it occured to me it might be fun to try with my stash of Christmas or patriotic fabric. Perhaps the alternate fabric could be white on white snowflakes or stars.
Hi Carol, how's your day going with you?
Fast quilt but pick your fabrics carefully you want a pleasing color palette. Do not waste your time making an ugly quilt. .
That quilt looks awesome! Thank you for sharing this video!
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What is that purple fabric? It sort of looks like a pomander. Wow. Stunning.
I love it and am planning on doing this with my KF CC fabrics ❤
I use Omnigrid Invisible Grip on rulers that are slick. It's totally invisible!
Nice work!! How do u add backing or batting!?? Whichever! How do u make it a lil thicker?
I disagree with your comment that pressing your seams to one side is a shortcut! It is often easier to get precise intersections when you you can butt together seam allowances that have been pressed in opposite directions. Save pressing seams open for when you have more than 4 pieces of fabric intersecting or when sewing clothing.
I am new at quilting.
I do not have fat quarters but I do have fabric that I want to use.
How do I get the fastest- leas waste cuts from 2 yards of fabric to get the sizes I need for this.