Hi Lori, just watched this tutorial and love it. I have a serger but don’t think it has any different stitches i.e for the finished edge so guess I will just add normal binding. Great quilt as you go method without having to use joining strips. I have a couple of jelly rolls so can’t wait to try this. Will make for my young granddaughter ❤Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful skills :)
Not using a serger machine, but I am starting this quilt as my first ever quilt. I have been sewing for eons, but not quilting, and couldn't agree with you more about pressing: It make ALL. THE. DIFFERENCE. Thank you so much for your clear, terse, no-nonsense, concise tutorial. You're a wonderful teacher.
Thank you so much!!!! I'm so glad you will be trying this project along with me. I hope it is a great first time quilting experience for you. Such a compliment!
Hello there Lori so glad to see your video. I see it been up for a while but i just found it for the first time. Girl we really miss seeing you in the classes. Hope we can catch up again soon. The video is great your just a great teacher thanks for you hard work.
Hi Lori, love this technique. I tried to order this pdf, but for some reason it did not work. I put all my info in & was using PayPal. But it would not process the order for me. An6 suggestions ? Thank you ! 😊
New subscriber, this is a beautiful quilt. I have a new granddaughter her nursery is pink & purple. This quilt would be a fun one to make for her. Thank you for sharing your time with all of us. ❤️
That is the most beautiful binding ever! I need to stop being intimidated by a Serger! This quilt is gorgeous and the design is brilliant. I'm going to try this for sure!
Hi Lori. I just discovered your channel through this video. At first I thought, "Naa" and almost passed up on watching it. Then I almost stopped watching it again when you starting using your serger, (because I don't have a serger.) But I kept an open mind and I'm so glad I did because I really like your method! If I had passed on this video I would have missed out on learning a new technique. I am now another new subscriber to your channel! Thanks for posting it. I have a couple of jelly rolls that are waiting for me to apply this new technique! All the best to you!
Valerie, thank you sew much for keeping an open mind!!! So excited you stayed the course LOL. Creativity is just a thought away.....I really enjoy developing different technique opportunities. Thanks so much for subscribing :)
I just found your channel. It’s wonderful. After 16 weeks in hospital and months and months of rehab I will be going home soon. I cannot wait to start sewing again. I always wondered about quilting with my serger and this is fantastic. My head is spinning with ideas. Many thanks and all the best wishes. Sandra 🏴🇬🇧🇨🇦
Sounds like you have been through a bit of a rough time. So glad you will be going home soon. Happy you found my channel! Sending well wishes to you :)
A great technique! I can see doing this with different widths when using scraps and in a courthouse steps fashion as well. U inspire us. Thanks so much
Holy Moly that’s incredible!!! I don’t know if my baby lock has a wave stitch????? I’ll have to look at the book. This would be a great project for charity, a quick baby quilt or a Project Linus quilt. I am really impressed!!!! Thanks so much for your tutorial!!!
Thanks for watching :) I'm glad you enjoyed it and was a bit of a relaxer when it comes to sergers. I have to be very honest, I love my Babylock, they are the easiest and most user friendly!
This was Really great. At first I thought you had made a mistake... but it was ME. Finally figured out you were using a Serger. This quilt reminded me of one I saw on UA-cam at least 9 years ago, made in quarter yard pieces by w/o/f.... Kaye Wood was her name. A real pioneer with the serger.......
Hi everyone, I've had so many questions about cut size etc. You will find details in the written pdf downloadable instructions I just uploaded the written instructions to this project if it's something you would like, you can find it at loricollab.com Thanks everyone for your support. I couldn't do this without ya'll :)
That is an awesome idea Cheryl. If you create one like that I would love to see. You can post a picture in our Face Book Group facebook.com/groups/1371055886282619
Hi from South Africa 🇿🇦 what an amazing tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing. I love the process...at first I was lol, nope I'm not getting this but i hung in there and was amazed. Maybe a good idea would be to title it QAYG with jelly roll on a serger? I need a overlocker now 😄 ciao
That was very good...... I've never used a jelly roll and this looks really interesting so I may give it a go..... I cd do a few Christmassy table runners as presents:). The pink gingham wd have driven me mad, I find that quite often fabric is NOT printed on 100% straight, you have to be very careful when cutting . The more expensive makes are better but you still have to look carefully at the patterns before you cut. Thanks for sharing this idea.
Christine you are so right. I also think not all fabrics are printed 100% straight. Also the pink gingham was my anxiety moment! Was not have been my first choice for sure. Christmassy table runners presents would be a great idea. :)
I typically go for a cotton batting. I live in the south so lofty battings are not the most available and lighter batting is the best option here in my area.
Would like to try this but maybe put different fabric strips on the back for a different looking quilt. It would definitely complicate the process though. I will have to think it through first and plan it out - not sure if it would be too much for me! 🤔
I had a stack of jelly rolls and never know what to make this method of putting batting in between is a fantastic idea I will certainly try thank you so much Chris from UK
Really like this. But think I would cut strips to all most fit. Seems like a lot of waste the way your doing. But really like this idea. Would make a cute baby quilt ☺️
Sandra, when I teach classes, which I have done in person often, I always work in wiggle room or mistake insurance. If things are done to the tee in the measurement chances are in some cases someone will come up short in their pieces. So feel free to adapt your measurements to your specifics. Once my technique is understood running in your own creative direction is encouraged. :)
Hi Lori I have a brand new Janine serger I have never used for anything yet this would be great if I could figure out how to thread it LOL IF NOT I don’t care will use. My Janine sewing machine but I will be making this quilt for sure and I love you channel I just subscribed tonight you my dear are a wonderful teacher
I’m so happy you have subscribed and enjoy my channel :) trying it with your sewing machine is a great idea also. You have a wonderful day sweet friend.
Oh I am so glad this has helped you. It always warms my heart to know I can help others with creative education. I used a lite batting for this project “Pellon Wool Cotton Blend Batting”
How big is the quilt made from one jelly roll? Seems like a bed size would require strips longer than 42".Would s bigger quilt require you to cut strips from yardage? I like the technique.
Hi Carol. To create larger strips for larger projects you would need to miter more than one Jelly Roll strip together. I haven't used a complete Jelly Roll just yet. Not sure where we would be size wise if we used one complete Jelly Roll. You can definitely cut your on strips from fabric also if you want to use your favorite fabrics using my technique. Thank for your comment and watching the tutorial :)
I haven't made any quilts yet, I am just watching videos and trying to learn. I am 78 so just want to see how to do quilting. Can you show some other kinds of quilting doing both sides at the same time. Thank you. Interesting, I would be afraid to try this for my fist quilt.
Hi Karen, I am getting ready to make available written instructions for the tutorial project. It will be available on my website. loricollab.com I've had so much interest and questions I am getting that up today. Yes the batting strips will get wider width wise but not height wise. Hope that make sense.
Hi Lori! I enjoyed this video, and feel inspired. When using multiple jelly rolls, at some point, the sides will become too long for one strip. Any thoughts about continuing if you was a larger quilt? What is the size of the quilt you did in this video and how many strips did you use? Might you have written directions for this quilt? (I am full of questions!) Hope this finds you and your family safe and happy! Thank you!
Sue Cleek Sue once your strips are not long enough you will need to join more strips together to get the length you need. If you watch my binding video linked in the comments you can see how I join strips together for binding which will be the same process. 😉. I'm not sure how many strips I used over all, I did have some left over from one Jelly Roll. It ended up 28" x 28". This was sized for a class keeping in mind we were short on time so it was all about technique!
Hi Lori, just watched this tutorial and love it. I have a serger but don’t think it has any different stitches i.e for the finished edge so guess I will just add normal binding. Great quilt as you go method without having to use joining strips. I have a couple of jelly rolls so can’t wait to try this. Will make for my young granddaughter ❤Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful skills :)
@@karenowen300 so excited to read your comment. I’m sure your granddaughter will love her quilt. I’m happy you enjoyed my tutorial. :)
Not using a serger machine, but I am starting this quilt as my first ever quilt. I have been sewing for eons, but not quilting, and couldn't agree with you more about pressing: It make ALL. THE. DIFFERENCE. Thank you so much for your clear, terse, no-nonsense, concise tutorial. You're a wonderful teacher.
Thank you so much!!!! I'm so glad you will be trying this project along with me. I hope it is a great first time quilting experience for you. Such a compliment!
I just made a lap quilt by your directions on this video. It is a birthday present for my dear friend. It turned out great. Thank you!
so happy to hear that! :)
Hello there Lori so glad to see your video. I see it been up for a while but i just found it for the first time. Girl we really miss seeing you in the classes. Hope we can catch up again soon. The video is great your just a great teacher thanks for you hard work.
Thanks Toni! I hope you are doing well. Sew glad you found my channel. :) miss seeing y’all as well.
Hi Lori, love this technique. I tried to order this pdf, but for some reason it did not work. I put all my info in & was using PayPal. But it would not process the order for me. An6 suggestions ? Thank you ! 😊
New subscriber, this is a beautiful quilt. I have a new granddaughter her nursery is pink & purple. This quilt would be a fun one to make for her. Thank you for sharing your time with all of us. ❤️
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and how wonderful, congratulations on your precious new granddaughter.
Just watched this tutorial and I think it’s a genius idea! I have done quilt as you go but this takes it to a whole new level. Thank you!
I’m so happy you enjoyed it and it has opened up new avenues of creativity for you! Thanks for watching and your comment.
You're a wonderful teacher! This process reminds me of the six-hour quilt.
Your instructions are clear and concise, and your quilt is beautiful! I never thought of making a log cabin in a quilt as you go manner! Genius!
Happy I came across this video. You’re a great instructor. This is just what I needed.
OMG.....Thank you . Loved your video, learned a lot from your video . 💞. Got my machine.....Now gather up my stuff .
Well done and thank you for posting - I will watch it over again and then I'm going to try it.
I’m so happy you enjoyed it and will try it !!! Thanks for watching :)
That is the most beautiful binding ever! I need to stop being intimidated by a Serger! This quilt is gorgeous and the design is brilliant. I'm going to try this for sure!
I love this! Can't wait to do one.
I absolutely love this style of making a jelly roll quilt! You did an excellent job of explaining and filming. Thanks so much! (Sherry)
Sherry, Thank you so much! I'm glad yo enjoyed it. It's really an easy process once you try it. :)
Hi Lori. I just discovered your channel through this video. At first I thought, "Naa" and almost passed up on watching it. Then I almost stopped watching it again when you starting using your serger, (because I don't have a serger.) But I kept an open mind and I'm so glad I did because I really like your method! If I had passed on this video I would have missed out on learning a new technique. I am now another new subscriber to your channel! Thanks for posting it. I have a couple of jelly rolls that are waiting for me to apply this new technique! All the best to you!
Valerie, thank you sew much for keeping an open mind!!! So excited you stayed the course LOL. Creativity is just a thought away.....I really enjoy developing different technique opportunities. Thanks so much for subscribing :)
i really enjoyed your tutorial. I have a new serger so I'm looking forward to using it on this and many more projects.
I just found your channel. It’s wonderful. After 16 weeks in hospital and months and months of rehab I will be going home soon. I cannot wait to start sewing again. I always wondered about quilting with my serger and this is fantastic. My head is spinning with ideas.
Many thanks and all the best wishes.
Sandra 🏴🇬🇧🇨🇦
Sounds like you have been through a bit of a rough time. So glad you will be going home soon. Happy you found my channel! Sending well wishes to you :)
@@lorihernandez9762 thank you sew much.
A great technique! I can see doing this with different widths when using scraps and in a courthouse steps fashion as well. U inspire us. Thanks so much
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)
Holy Moly that’s incredible!!! I don’t know if my baby lock has a wave stitch????? I’ll have to look at the book. This would be a great project for charity, a quick baby quilt or a Project Linus quilt. I am really impressed!!!! Thanks so much for your tutorial!!!
I have the Babylock Celebrate and it does not.
Excellent and fast quilt. Thanks, Lori.
You are so welcome! :)
Well I tried your method on bigger rows and it was hard but it worked, it was on my sewing machine. Thanks for the new method.
Way to press in and ACCOMPLISH a new thing!!!! 🎉🎉🎉 :)
Was thinking could standard sewing machine work as this is technically brilliant as a method
That is an amazing process. I can't wait to try it! Great tutorial!
Thanks Donna, so glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and your comment. :)
I enjoyed watching this video. I’m always apprehensive when it comes to using a serger, yet you make it seem so easy. Thank you.
Thanks for watching :) I'm glad you enjoyed it and was a bit of a relaxer when it comes to sergers. I have to be very honest, I love my Babylock, they are the easiest and most user friendly!
It is so beautiful, you're a great teacher
Thank you Elizabeth for watching and your lovely comment! :)
I LIKE THE EDGES, IT IS BEAUTIFUL
Thank you Kate. :)
This was Really great. At first I thought you had made a mistake... but it was ME. Finally figured out you were using a Serger. This quilt reminded me of one I saw on UA-cam at least 9 years ago, made in quarter yard pieces by w/o/f.... Kaye Wood was her name. A real pioneer with the serger.......
Love Love Love your tutorial. You made the process simple to understand, thanks. The repetitions helped me a lot.
This is a great video. I really need to start using my jelly rolls. Thank you for making this tutorial.
Jelly Roll possibilities!!!! Always fun. Glad you enjoyed this tutorial :)
That is an awesome way of doing a quilt, one I will definitely try,, ty for the inspiration
That was an awesomely amazing serge quilted log cabin tutorial. Thank you.
So glad you like it!! :)
Lori. This was amazing. Thank you.
Lynn you are so welcome :)
👋🙂🇦🇺 I will try this. Thanks so much for the tutorial
I love this quilt! Can't wait to get started on one. Thank you so very much for sharing.
OMG! You make it look amazingly easy! Love it! Can't wait to make one!
Thank you sew much!!! Thanks for watching.
Just found you. Look8ng forward to more.
Hi everyone, I've had so many questions about cut size etc. You will find details in the written pdf downloadable instructions I just uploaded the written instructions to this project if it's something you would like, you can find it at loricollab.com Thanks everyone for your support. I couldn't do this without ya'll :)
Thank you for adding this since we are not able to get out. I will have to try this .
You are sew welcome 😉
Oh my gosh this is genius!
So glad you Like it! :)
I really like this technique. Yours looks lovely.
Wow...genius! Can't wait to get to my sewing room
I'm so glad you are going to try it!
YES!! Finally I get it!! Thanks for being an amazing teacher!!
Hola Lori, nunca había visto este tipo de trabajo, con esa técnica tan bien hecha, y tan bien explicado, excelente proyecto 😻 gracias
muchas gracias Edith, ¡me alegro de que lo hayas disfrutado!
I’m watching again and I still like this. Also, a pretty fussy cut picture/print for the center block would be beautiful.
I’m not familiar with the stitch you used to bind. So no attached binding, just over-lap finished edge?
That is an awesome idea Cheryl. If you create one like that I would love to see. You can post a picture in our Face Book Group facebook.com/groups/1371055886282619
Very beautiful and you explain so easy thank you 😊👍
You are sew welcome, glad it was helpful 😀
I absolutely loved this! What a fantastic tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing. Can’t wait to try this method.
I love this design. I will be trying this thank you for sharing it.
I’m so happy to hear that!
Thank you for this video. Your instructions were great. I plan to get the PDF and make one.
Super genial gracias por compartir sus proyectos desde Colombiaa para todos los seguidores bendiciones
Glad u made this video. I have been wanting to try this.
I’m so glad! Enjoy
This is so beautiful
🌸Great job. Love it all. Thank you for sharing 🌸
Great teacher
Thanks Peggy :)
I love your quilt and the tutorial! ❤️
Thank you Sharon :)
Really enjoyed this video!
What a great tutorial. Thanks so much
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. :)
Very educational. Really enjoyed this tutorial
This inspired me to try this way of quilting but I don’t have a serger
Try the technique with your sewing machine, you may want to take a larger seam allowance when using your sewing machine. :)
Beautiful. Thank you.
Great quilt I will try it😊
Its an wonderful project.I will try to do this. THANKS FOR SHARING
Love it can’t wait to try it.
Norma, I hope you enjoy creating one!
Me encantó.Gracias por enseñarme, aprendí mucho.No entiendo mucho el inglés pero solo me faltaron las medidas.Bendiciones.
hola maria gracias por mirar! ¡No hablo español pero mi hija me está ayudando! Estoy tratando de trabajar en la traducción de mis videos.
Click the link to find the Binding Tutorial I mentioned in the Video ua-cam.com/video/qaDBFOuiHjk/v-deo.html
Very pretty
Thanks for watching Dorothy :)
Excellent tutorial!!! Thank you!!!
Thanks!!🤗
Thank you so much for sharing🤗 super cute
Loved the tutorial thanks for sharing.
I like this quilt
Carmen, I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and commenting :)
great instructions, very clear.
Thanks Marsha :) glad you enjoyed it.
Hi from South Africa 🇿🇦 what an amazing tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing. I love the process...at first I was lol, nope I'm not getting this but i hung in there and was amazed. Maybe a good idea would be to title it QAYG with jelly roll on a serger? I need a overlocker now 😄 ciao
So glad you hung in there!! Thanks for watching :)
I made Thais using an old mattress pad. It worked. It it was a very heavy quilt.
Awesome!!!!
I like your method better and knowing I can do this on my serger thank you for this tutorial
Awesome! Thank ;)
That was very good...... I've never used a jelly roll and this looks really interesting so I may give it a go..... I cd do a few Christmassy table runners as presents:). The pink gingham wd have driven me mad, I find that quite often fabric is NOT printed on 100% straight, you have to be very careful when cutting . The more expensive makes are better but you still have to look carefully at the patterns before you cut. Thanks for sharing this idea.
Christine you are so right. I also think not all fabrics are printed 100% straight. Also the pink gingham was my anxiety moment! Was not have been my first choice for sure. Christmassy table runners presents would be a great idea. :)
That was great thank you!
Marilyn, Thanks I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for your comment :)
This is genius! I will be doing with sewing machine, not serger.
Definitely you can do it on your sewing machine as well! :)
Thank you. That's a great technique!
I really want to try this in a small quilt!
Small is great, very achievable! :)
I typically go for a cotton batting. I live in the south so lofty battings are not the most available and lighter batting is the best option here in my area.
Wow,thank you!
Love this so much .Thankyou
Great video. Am itching to get started.
Thank you, really good advice.
Thank you! I have wondered if my server couldn’t be used in quilting. I’ll be dragging my serger out for use.
Great ideas and lesson thankyou🌍😷🇦🇺👍
You are sew welcome Lynda :)
Would like to try this but maybe put different fabric strips on the back for a different looking quilt. It would definitely complicate the process though. I will have to think it through first and plan it out - not sure if it would be too much for me! 🤔
The fun of creative engineering!!! Absolutely you can do that!!!
I had a stack of jelly rolls and never know what to make this method of putting batting in between is a fantastic idea I will certainly try thank you so much Chris from UK
Really like this. But think I would cut strips to all most fit. Seems like a lot of waste the way your doing. But really like this idea. Would make a cute baby quilt ☺️
Sandra, when I teach classes, which I have done in person often, I always work in wiggle room or mistake insurance. If things are done to the tee in the measurement chances are in some cases someone will come up short in their pieces. So feel free to adapt your measurements to your specifics. Once my technique is understood running in your own creative direction is encouraged. :)
@@lorihernandez9762 I understand your reasoning. This is a great quilt, lots of possibilities. Thanks for sharing 😊
Wish I had known about this when I had my babies lol, they are now 26 and 30years old. I still have my one first baby quilt, waiting for grandchildren
@@AnitaSouthall It's pretty simple!!! I totally understand. :) Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hi Lori I have a brand new Janine serger I have never used for anything yet this would be great if I could figure out how to thread it LOL IF NOT I don’t care will use. My Janine sewing machine but I will be making this quilt for sure and I love you channel I just subscribed tonight you my dear are a wonderful teacher
Janome
I’m so happy you have subscribed and enjoy my channel :) trying it with your sewing machine is a great idea also. You have a wonderful day sweet friend.
8 love it can't water to try it
Amazing....
A Y THANKS FOR THE TUTORIAL 😊😊
Baby quilt to be made using this great idea, thanks
love this Im gonna try it
Thank you...I am visually impaired but still wanted to quilt for those in need...now I can. What is the best batting to use?
Oh I am so glad this has helped you. It always warms my heart to know I can help others with creative education. I used a lite batting for this project “Pellon Wool Cotton Blend Batting”
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Thanks for watching :)
How big is the quilt made from one jelly roll? Seems like a bed size would require strips longer than 42".Would s bigger quilt require you to cut strips from yardage? I like the technique.
Hi Carol. To create larger strips for larger projects you would need to miter more than one Jelly Roll strip together. I haven't used a complete Jelly Roll just yet. Not sure where we would be size wise if we used one complete Jelly Roll. You can definitely cut your on strips from fabric also if you want to use your favorite fabrics using my technique. Thank for your comment and watching the tutorial :)
super
I haven't made any quilts yet, I am just watching videos and trying to learn. I am 78 so just want to see how to do quilting. Can you show some other kinds of quilting doing both sides at the same time. Thank you. Interesting, I would be afraid to try this for my fist quilt.
Hi Donna, I have some other Ideas. I hope to release more!
It is only fabric, don't be afraid.
Did you pre- cut your batting 7" wide? Did it get wider as you got to the outside edges. Loved this video. Thanks for inspiration.
Hi Karen, I am getting ready to make available written instructions for the tutorial project. It will be available on my website. loricollab.com I've had so much interest and questions I am getting that up today. Yes the batting strips will get wider width wise but not height wise. Hope that make sense.
Hi Lori! I enjoyed this video, and feel inspired. When using multiple jelly rolls, at some point, the sides will become too long for one strip. Any thoughts about continuing if you was a larger quilt? What is the size of the quilt you did in this video and how many strips did you use? Might you have written directions for this quilt? (I am full of questions!) Hope this finds you and your family safe and happy! Thank you!
Sue Cleek Sue once your strips are not long enough you will need to join more strips together to get the length you need. If you watch my binding video linked in the comments you can see how I join strips together for binding which will be the same process. 😉. I'm not sure how many strips I used over all, I did have some left over from one Jelly Roll. It ended up 28" x 28". This was sized for a class keeping in mind we were short on time so it was all about technique!
I ment serger video for binding thankyou