Egg Money Quilts "Dresden Plate"
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2014
- From her German heritage, Eleanor shares the history of this beloved pattern. She demonstrates the versatility of the pattern by color selection to create a totally new look: a wreath to adorn the home for the holidays and a scrappy sunflower quilt to brighten the sewing room.
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We owe a HUGE debt of gratitude to Eleanor for helping revive quilting in the US and for simplifying how to quilt. THANK YOU❣
she is an amazing teacher - and so much fun. makes me happy to watch this - and i learned a lot!
When I first started quilting, my husband bought me your book of Civil War quilts. I was so excited! Your patterns and methods of putting them together were like magic to me. Quilting has become my stress relief. I've had 2 car accidents that have left me with some challenges that make it hard for me to look down for more than 15 minutes. But a lot of 15 minutes makes a bunch of quilt pieces! Thank you for your inspiration! I'm a fan forever! God Bless!
This woman is so cute- I just love her!
I love the way you explain things, and the history behind the quilts it’s just so amazing. Thank you for sharing all this information for us I love it
You are an American Treasure! Thank you for the knowledge!
1st time I've watched you and I love it
You helped me learn to quilt. Thank you. I love all your books. They r right close to my machine. Blessings
Bless you Eleanor. You make quilting so much fun. 😊Pat from the UK
Eleanor, you are such a charm. I love to hear your stories as you sew. You have a wonderful personality. Thank you for your tutorials. I'm obsessed with your Egg Money quilts.
A great tutorial with some really useful tips & ideas. Thank you.
Was trying to make a small dresden plate and after the fact realized I started sewing the wrong end first! I had alot going on at the time. Thank you for the history lesson and sharing your beautiful quilts! Such inspiration. Going to rewatch your tutorial. Until next time!❤
I loved this! My grandma died before she could teach me to quilt, so this really warmed my heart. Thank you!
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Love your colorful bead bracelet that matches your block! 🎨
Gosh! I’ve learned so much in one tutorial! Thank you Eleanor Burns🤗🤗🤗
Oh, how I've enjoyed watching you! You are an absolute pleasure!!! And YES, I subscribed!
Love your way of showing us, and your stories. Fantastic!
I have just decided to take the leap into the Dresden world and I must say I felt a lot of trepidation but after seeing your demonstration, well I feel that I can dive right in the deep end and get a block on the go. I just love your cheery attitude. You make the whole thing seem so easy and all the old patterns are a delight. Ta muchly, and Blessings to you, Lovely One from Melbourne, Australia.
I didn't know the bow would be so easy, thank you.
Thank you so much..I love your stories too...
Absolutely love the fabric you were sewing and especially the very last quilt, so beautiful!!! Thank you! 💚
Ich lerne immer noch dazu! Die Methode, wie man appliziert ist genial!
thank you thank you I been looking for the right video
love it now I'm ready to start my first quilt!!!
Eleanor, you bring so much history to the forefront in your stories, accounts, and in quilting. My Grandmother Quick was one of those who boxed up all of her pink Depression Glass and put it in the attic, but when I was 14 years old, she let my sister and I climb up the dark, old attic stairs into the cavernous storage area full of old piano rolls, victrola records, Edison wax cylinders, and more, and because she told us we could have anything we wanted from up there, I chose the big box full of Depression Glass. It was a Bridge Set, with even ash trays and coasters for the glasses. Grandma was glad to see it go, but for me, it was a treasure! I recently passed it on to my daughter, Christa, who was married this past year, and she cherishes it also and has it displayed in her new house. Ah....and she is a quilter, also, having made 12 quilts by the time she was 21! Just sharing a beloved story about Depression Glass and grandmothers and quilting. I learn so much from you. Thank you for being you, and God bless you and all those you love.
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Love the Dresden quilts. Thanks for sharing!
I love the BOW, always wanted to learn how to make that Bow, I watched every step and I made the Bow,i think I will try this on towels to put in the guest bathroom,thank u for being a great teacher.
You remind me of my Grandma Baker, what dear memories! Love your Tutorials! The narrative you add really does compliment your presentation! Love them!
So helpful thank you! My grandmother recently asked if I could finish piecing together a few of her grandmother's unfinished quilts from the 30's, she wants to help them fulfill their purpose and pass on her grandmother's legacy. Her Dresden plates are the only ones not square yet, making them the most challenging. This was the most informative tutorial/quilt-a-long I've found, history and instructions.
El you're the best. You make what looks hard easier to do. I love your shortcuts.
gotta love this lady she is fabulous
Chère Eleano, c'est toujours un plaisir pour moi de vous regarder. Heureusement que vos démonstrations visuelles sont là pour me montrer vos modèles car l'anglais et moi cela fait deux. Continuez à me (nous) régaler (les yeux) ce sera toujours une grande satisfaction. Merci encore.
met you 30 years ago your the queen!!
I just adore your videos, thank you
My favorite quilt book !❤
I just love these quilts. Your story about your mother-in-law collecting dishes on movie night touched my heart. I have my grandmothers collection. She was able to make up a full set for 12 settings. Its George & Martha Washington with 24k gold trim. What a treasure! Our family also collects depression glass
I love your tutorial!! You have such a charm voice and accent and after I saw your tutorial, I subscribed immediately!!
There were purple Ball canning jars- this is a fun video full of ideas!
I just found you and love these videos! Keep them coming!!
Great tutorial, easy instructions and easy to understand. ty
Sra. Eleanor. La felicito que hermoso trabajo.
Amazing quilts.
This is the most delightful video Ive ever seen
I loved this tutorial. Although you are an expert, you showed the people watching in a basic way, easy to understand. Can we have more please?
Thank you so much for this great video Eleanor! You make it so easy!!!
Danke, sehr gut erklärt und viele schöne Anregungen. Beste Grüße
Loved this hope your keeping well xx
que buenos trabajos!!!
u are great ur instructions ur videos wonderful. thanks 😊 gq.
Gosto muito do seu jeito de ensinar patchwork!bjo Teresa
Wish I watched this before I made my Dresden, I used a zig zag stitch but I think the blanket stitch looks nicer. PS I’ve started throwing my fabric ends over my shoulderm😂😂
😝🤣 I think that’s a fun habit to start!!! ❤️😀
Wonderful thank you so much -
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my bien explicado con sus manos ya que no se su idioma pero si aprendi muchas grasias saludos de peru
Oh I luv u so much!
Fusible interfacing would be an option for the rounded tops on the others.
Lindos trabalhos 👏👏👏
I love your sing song voice.
When ironing on the back, you will get a better press if you placed a fat quarter on top of the place then press because you are protecting the seams from shifting.
How did you get the circle printed on the interfacing? And why not have the quarter circle marks printed on it too. Love your video the best. Thank you. I can't wait to make one. My fabric is cut so now I can start sewing.
Wanderful!!!! Kisses!!!!
Where do you buy the preprinted fusible circles??
Can I ask the size of the square to press the Dresden point before sewing all together! It's a magic trick! Thanks a lot for your history part and the quilting part too! God bless you! From a franchie of Montreal, Quebec.
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Where can I purchase the printed Dresden circle Visible interfacing?
I've always used the stitching method ding method with a piece of a piece of circled cardboard
What kind of paper U use for circle???
Anyone know what size that square with an X on it is? The one she used to help iron the points of the plates?
Me gustaría saber las medidas de los girasoles gracias
can you show how to do round top instead of points??
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You took my depretion away
Em,Português por favor
Just a hint that I found after making these, cut an X in your interfacing BEFORE you sew the two pieces together. No chance of cutting the fabric this way!