I lost my son in 2011 after that I felt lost around September of last year I started watching your videos on quilting I had never quilted before I decided to make my other son and his wife a quilt for Christmas I grew up with a mom that sewed and I had always sewed so I watched your videos and I made him the hunter star quilt it turned out beautiful and something changed inside of me I feel like you have helped me to get myself back and I am so thankful for that God bless you thank you Jenny
Angela, I too lost a son, but it was further back in 1993. Quilting has helped me a great deal also. Making something beautiful and then giving it away brings a lot of cheer to someone else and you as well. It's very helpful in the healing process. God bless you many times over.
I have just recently found this channel, and I am enjoying it immensely. It's been years since I made a quilt and I didn't even think I wanted to make one. That is, until I started watching you, Jenny. Now I am having a hard time choosing a pattern. Each time I watch one of your videos, another pattern goest on my list of possibilities!
Well that does it! I've been drooling over the Rue 1800 for a while and now I just *have* to buy it. I sit here watching you, answering all your questions as if you can hear me, agreeing, oohing and ahhing, guessing what you'll do next. You got me so excited to make a quilt that I bought a sewing machine 2 or 3 years ago and now I'm going to *have* to open the darned thing! Threading that thing will be a nightmare and the bobbins OHHH the bobbins!! See what you've done, Jenny? Another beautiful quilt with beautiful fabric and now I have to chant "I think I can, I think I can...."
Snowballing the corners of your 10" print block with 5" squares of background fabric, would make the print fabric look on point and follow the shape of the Irish chain. That would take an extra 1 1/2 yards background. And, if you cut the excess that the snowballing makes off carefully, you would have a 168 half square triangles left over. Instead of making a queen you could make 2 twin quilts from the one layer cake! Out of the left over half square triangles you could also get 2 baby quilts by using an 8 X 12 block layout. I'd just add a border on each quilt using about 1 more yard! Four quilts, Wow!
•💟• Be sure to follow the pattern exactly. In this video, Jenny accidentally misspoke a couple of times. These videos are a great joy & blessing for all of us, but please follow the pattern before you cut your fabrics. It's just s bit of a tongue twister. At 3:06 she says, 2-1/2" but the red squares are from 2" strips & subcut into 2" strips. At 6:20, she says 7" white, but they're 7-1/2" wide (long) x 2" (wide) strips, that finish at 7" x1-1/2". Thank you for your delightful videos & all of your work Jenny. Again, not to be critical or hurt feelings, just asking quilters to follow the directions & think it through as well. •💟•
I think the 7” strips are correct. 7+2+2=11. 11-1 (2qty 1/2” dbl seam allowances) =10” Remember, The finished block is not actually “finished size“, because the outer raw edges have not been sewn into a seam yet and they must also match the unfinished 10”square. Hope that makes sense.
I love this quilt i have a layer cake I could not bring myself to cut up and I wanted to make an Irish Chain quilt. Thank you so much Jenny for the tutorial.
Instead of using the entire layer cake, use half of it and make two quilts! That way you won’t have a huge king size but two smaller ones and you can enjoy one and spread the joy by giving the other one away.
@@hildiborkowski4436 Wonder how I can do this quilt in a twin xlong. I don't quilt much but bought my 2 year old granddaughter a layer cake with princesses and wanted to make a quilt.
Michele Klein Easy! These blocks are 10 inches wide. So, don’t make as many blocks - only as many as you would need wide and then as many long. It’s truly very easy. Just measure, that’s all. Good luck!!!
I understand what you mean ,I have several Layer Cakes and the 2 every time I look at them would be terrible to cut the "Guest Room" and " Garden Delight 2" are my favorites because it reminds me of my Bubbie's house and her beautiful garden.After 10 years from a bad car accident I'm now able to sew and quilt. Quilting is not only a hobby it is good therapy for my brain injury. Thank You for every thing, ,it has helped me alot.
I can't say she's done it again.....because she does such an AMAZING job every week! I love MSQC....and Jenny of course! Another awesome quilt and a great way to START the weekend. Thanks Jenny!
Yes, Jenny, this is the one I was hoping to remember, hoping to find. I knew it was red, but added more steps for interest. I need to search for a good layer cake design, next. Thx luv ❤️. 😅 glad we connected today.
@@kathiglomb9490 i saw a post that said if you halved everything it wouldn't work. The 5" squares would have to be trimmed to 4" or maybe it was 3.5". I don't want to use a charm pack and have to cut it down. I would love to see your quilt.
❤bit slow on getting going with this after purchasing fabric from you 2 years ago …. Thank you for your clear precise instructions …. up and away with it now 💖💖
I love this quilt, Irish hair quilts are my favorite! My very first completed quilt was a small double Irish chain wall hanging for my brother’s and sister-in-law’s wedding 28 years ago.
This is a wonderful idea. Jenny knows first hand how quilters think. I bought a beautiful set of 10" squares. Now I don't have to cut them and my quilt will be gorgeous.
I LOVE IT!!!! I have always loved the Irish Chain and this is just wonderful with the fact I can finally use some of fabrics that I just hate to cut up because of the beautiful print. This is a win win pattern for me. Thanks so much Jenny, just love you! Many hugs to you too..... Claudia
Absolutely love this quilt! Jenny your enthusiasm for this quilt, will have me pushing aside my project (s) to make this one. Thank you for all your tutorials.
Jenny, you are in my head. I have a few layer cakes that I have not wanted to cut. When this happens, I typically make a Friendship Star Sashing quilt (thank you for that tutorial) and now I have another option! This is awesome!
I’ve had a 10” pack I purchased from you 3 years ago for my daughter. Didn’t want to cut into it, was waiting for a pattern just like this - it will be perfect for he and my son-in-law who just moved out of state. Thank you! 😃
Super great idea. We all have that fabric we saw fell in love with and just couldn't bring ourselves to cut, it was just too pretty. So what do we do hang on to it...forever! Until now that is! Thanx so much Jenny and MSQC. Love this pattern, so happy I can now showcase my favorite layer cake! Good Work😁👍
I love how you make every complicated-looking quilt come together with ease. I always start your video thinking, "I don't know if I can do that", but by the time you're finished, I'm making plans to make it!! Thank you!
Jenny, I made these quilt blocks using the red and white, but for my 10” squares I used Pioneer Woman’s Sweet Rose fabric. I love the bright colors of her fabric. Anyway, when I put the blocks together it was just too busy. Your layer cakes are so muted, they were just perfect, but The floral on my fabric, just jumped out at you and the red chain didn’t. I decided to put another row of what I call the logs around the chain blocks. Had to add some white logs to the floral also, but it worked great. It’s just so gorgeous. Thank you so much for this video.
This is one of THE best tutorials I've seen from you, Jenny....it's quick, it's easy and it's gorgeous! Depending on fabric choices it can go from whimsy to elegant. I'm making one today! It's cold and snowy here...a perfect day to sew! ( ...come to think of it--every day is a good day to sew). Thank you so much. Great tutorial.
What a great pattern. I'm a novice and your video was recommended to be by an experienced quilter. It's perfect because I found two yards of paisley printed fabric that my mother-in-law purchased in the fifties and want to make her a small lap quilt with it. I am going to get some black and white paisley that my local small material shop has, and along with plain white I think this will be perfect. Just have to figure out the sizes, etc, for a small quilt. Thanks so much.
This is beautiful and perfect for the Painted Meadows layer cake I bought from MSQC awhile back. It is just too lovely to cut :-) and this will highlight it wonderfully. Thank you for all the inspiration and instruction!
Thanks Jenny this is going to work so well for my William Morris prints which I've been hoarding forever not wanting to cut them up. I love them so much and want to see as much of them as possible!
Jenny love your teaching style. Now my seams match, love your tutorials. Great story of you and your family on “Sunday Morning” on CBS this past Sunday.
I love this Veronica of the Irish chain quilt. With layer cakes in between I’m sure it goes faster too. Thanks so much for sharing another great idea!!
absolutely stunning Jenny. Just when I think you can't top yourself, you do! Thank you so much for your vision an creativity, and for sharing it with the rest of us.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have been holding onto a cake layer and yardage that I bought from you when I visited Quilt Town in December of 2018! I bought the American Heritage fabrics. I can hardly wait for the pattern to arrive! I just love your videos.
I just love your tutorials. I have learned alot because i am a new quilter. I really wish you could have shown how to add the other square of print. so i could see how it is put together. Thank you for all the great videos
I lost my son in 2011 after that I felt lost around September of last year I started watching your videos on quilting I had never quilted before I decided to make my other son and his wife a quilt for Christmas I grew up with a mom that sewed and I had always sewed so I watched your videos and I made him the hunter star quilt it turned out beautiful and something changed inside of me I feel like you have helped me to get myself back and I am so thankful for that God bless you thank you Jenny
Sorry to hear of your loss, Angela. We are glad we can be part of your future and helped in some way in the healing process. Thank you!
There's something very healing about the creative process. Never stop creating beautiful things! God bless you.
Angela, I too lost a son, but it was further back in 1993. Quilting has helped me a great deal also. Making something beautiful and then giving it away brings a lot of cheer to someone else and you as well. It's very helpful in the healing process. God bless you many times over.
I have just recently found this channel, and I am enjoying it immensely. It's been years since I made a quilt and I didn't even think I wanted to make one. That is, until I started watching you, Jenny. Now I am having a hard time choosing a pattern. Each time I watch one of your videos, another pattern goest on my list of possibilities!
Well that does it! I've been drooling over the Rue 1800 for a while and now I just *have* to buy it. I sit here watching you, answering all your questions as if you can hear me, agreeing, oohing and ahhing, guessing what you'll do next. You got me so excited to make a quilt that I bought a sewing machine 2 or 3 years ago and now I'm going to *have* to open the darned thing! Threading that thing will be a nightmare and the bobbins OHHH the bobbins!! See what you've done, Jenny? Another beautiful quilt with beautiful fabric and now I have to chant "I think I can, I think I can...."
Snowballing the corners of your 10" print block with 5" squares of background fabric, would make the print fabric look on point and follow the shape of the Irish chain. That would take an extra 1 1/2 yards background. And, if you cut the excess that the snowballing makes off carefully, you would have a 168 half square triangles left over. Instead of making a queen you could make 2 twin quilts from the one layer cake! Out of the left over half square triangles you could also get 2 baby quilts by using an 8 X 12 block layout. I'd just add a border on each quilt using about 1 more yard! Four quilts, Wow!
Can’t wait to make a Blue and White Quilt using this tutorial!!! Thanks for the inspiration Jenny!
Yes-I love your idea...thanks for the inspiration!
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Be sure to follow the pattern exactly.
In this video, Jenny accidentally misspoke a couple of times. These videos are a great joy & blessing for all of us, but please follow the pattern before you cut your fabrics.
It's just s bit of a tongue twister.
At 3:06 she says, 2-1/2" but the red squares are from 2" strips & subcut into 2" strips.
At 6:20, she says 7" white, but they're 7-1/2" wide (long) x 2" (wide) strips, that finish at 7" x1-1/2".
Thank you for your delightful videos & all of your work Jenny.
Again, not to be critical or hurt feelings, just asking quilters to follow the directions & think it through as well.
•💟•
I think the 7” strips are correct. 7+2+2=11. 11-1 (2qty 1/2” dbl seam allowances) =10”
Remember, The finished block is not actually “finished size“, because the outer raw edges have not been sewn into a seam yet and they must also match the unfinished 10”square. Hope that makes sense.
I’m so impressed with the simplicity because the chain looks difficult at first glance. ☘️
Happy ! Happy ! Happy ! Thanks so much, Jenny.
When I want fun and easy, I come to Missouri Star, thanks Jenny.
I love this quilt i have a layer cake I could not bring myself to cut up and I wanted to make an Irish Chain quilt. Thank you so much Jenny for the tutorial.
Instead of using the entire layer cake, use half of it and make two quilts! That way you won’t have a huge king size but two smaller ones and you can enjoy one and spread the joy by giving the other one away.
@@hildiborkowski4436 Wonder how I can do this quilt in a twin xlong. I don't quilt much but bought my 2 year old granddaughter a layer cake with princesses and wanted to make a quilt.
Michele Klein. Easy!!! I us
Oops! Hit the wrong key. So sorry 😕
Michele Klein Easy! These blocks are 10 inches wide. So, don’t make as many blocks - only as many as you would need wide and then as many long. It’s truly very easy. Just measure, that’s all. Good luck!!!
Amazing! You make complex quilts accessible to quilters who wouldn't try it otherwise!
I understand what you mean ,I have several Layer Cakes and the 2 every time I look at them would be terrible to cut the "Guest Room" and " Garden Delight 2" are my favorites because it reminds me of my Bubbie's house and her beautiful garden.After 10 years from a bad car accident I'm now able to sew and quilt. Quilting is not only a hobby it is good therapy for my brain injury. Thank You for every thing, ,it has helped me alot.
I can't say she's done it again.....because she does such an AMAZING job every week! I love MSQC....and Jenny of course!
Another awesome quilt and a great way to START the weekend. Thanks Jenny!
Love it when you do these beautiful traditional designs. ❤❤
Yes, Jenny, this is the one I was hoping to remember, hoping to find. I knew it was red, but added more steps for interest. I need to search for a good layer cake design, next. Thx luv ❤️. 😅 glad we connected today.
I am making one with charms. So, far I am loving it. Hopefully I will have the top completed in a couple of days.
How did it turn out? Did you cut the strips 2” and 1” ? Everything in half of what her directions are?
@@dottierobbins939 yes,, I halved everything. It it turned out beautifully.
@@kathiglomb9490 i saw a post that said if you halved everything it wouldn't work. The 5" squares would have to be trimmed to 4" or maybe it was 3.5". I don't want to use a charm pack and have to cut it down. I would love to see your quilt.
@@dottierobbins939 I would love to send you pics, but we can't using this platform. If you message me, I will send pics.
❤bit slow on getting going with this after purchasing fabric from you 2 years ago …. Thank you for your clear precise instructions …. up and away with it now 💖💖
I am in love with this
I especially enjoy how enthusiastic Jenny is being
This will also make a fast baby blanket
I love sewing with strip sets. This is really beautiful.
Beautiful quilt. I have lots of 10” collections. I appreciate that you told us the amount for 108” backing. Thanks for the pattern.
Well Lookie Here!!!
The perfect quilt!
Large, Simple and Bedazzling!
Thankyou Ms. Jennie
Love this quilt. I adjusted the size of the block so that it came out to be a 6” finished block. It made a sweet baby quilt for my new granddaughter
I once did a double Irish chain but I love the quick and easy way this one is done. 10" layer cakes look out here I come!!
Great tutorial for a simple block but results are a stunning quilt that looks more complicated. Thanks Jenny♥️🇦🇺
I love this quilt, Irish hair quilts are my favorite! My very first completed quilt was a small double Irish chain wall hanging for my brother’s and sister-in-law’s wedding 28 years ago.
This is a wonderful idea. Jenny knows first hand how quilters think. I bought a beautiful set of 10" squares. Now I don't have to cut them and my quilt will be gorgeous.
I LOVE IT!!!! I have always loved the Irish Chain and this is just wonderful with the fact I can finally use some of fabrics that I just hate to cut up because of the beautiful print. This is a win win pattern for me. Thanks so much Jenny, just love you! Many hugs to you too..... Claudia
Absolutely love this quilt! Jenny your enthusiasm for this quilt, will have me pushing aside my project (s) to make this one. Thank you for all your tutorials.
Gotta love a quilt with no waste of our precious precuts!
Jenny, you are in my head. I have a few layer cakes that I have not wanted to cut. When this happens, I typically make a Friendship Star Sashing quilt (thank you for that tutorial) and now I have another option! This is awesome!
My head is spinning with ideas! WOWZA! This is great patten! Thanks for knocking it out of the park yet again, MSQC!
Oh Jenny ,you are such an inspiration. Ilove it.
Why is it I want to make every one? Such an enabler ☺️
I’ve had a 10” pack I purchased from you 3 years ago for my daughter. Didn’t want to cut into it, was waiting for a pattern just like this - it will be perfect for he and my son-in-law who just moved out of state. Thank you! 😃
Thank you for helping us to enjoy quilting and have beautiful outcomes. Much appreciated
Now I do have another pack I didn't want to cut to pieces, like the Sensibility pack I got from y'all. These make me happy. Thank you. 😊
Great pattern. So much bang for not so much work!
This is gorgeous! Love you Jenny! Lov♥️♥️♥️
Very very nice beautiful happy color gorgeous quilt patterns
Super great idea. We all have that fabric we saw fell in love with and just couldn't bring ourselves to cut, it was just too pretty. So what do we do hang on to it...forever! Until now that is! Thanx so much Jenny and MSQC. Love this pattern, so happy I can now showcase my favorite layer cake! Good Work😁👍
Love it! I bought a layer cake last year because it was so pretty. Now I know what to do with it! Thanks Jenny!
Love, love this Irish Change quilt pattern. Beautiful!!
I love how you make every complicated-looking quilt come together with ease. I always start your video thinking, "I don't know if I can do that", but by the time you're finished, I'm making plans to make it!! Thank you!
Can’t wait for morning!!! I’ve got to try this one...such fun!!!
I love to look at your tutorials some times 3 times a day. Keep up the good work.
So glad you did this, I have a layer cake I really didn't want to cut up.
Jenny, I made these quilt blocks using the red and white, but for my 10” squares I used Pioneer Woman’s Sweet Rose fabric. I love the bright colors of her fabric. Anyway, when I put the blocks together it was just too busy. Your layer cakes are so muted, they were just perfect, but The floral on my fabric, just jumped out at you and the red chain didn’t. I decided to put another row of what I call the logs around the chain blocks. Had to add some white logs to the floral also, but it worked great. It’s just so gorgeous. Thank you so much for this video.
This is one of THE best tutorials I've seen from you, Jenny....it's quick, it's easy and it's gorgeous! Depending on fabric choices it can go from whimsy to elegant. I'm making one today! It's cold and snowy here...a perfect day to sew! ( ...come to think of it--every day is a good day to sew). Thank you so much. Great tutorial.
Thank you Jane for tutorial Double Irish Chain
Block. I intend to make that, but including two hearts between each Doible Irish Chain Block.
One of my favourite quilts!
What an absolutely beautiful quilt.
Yeah. I have fabric I just can’t cut. It is quite bright prints so I am going to use a light accent fabric, ohh. I can’t wait. Thank you Jenny.
That is awesome because I have a perfect layer cake for this. Yay!
What a great pattern. I'm a novice and your video was recommended to be by an experienced quilter. It's perfect because I found two yards of paisley printed fabric that my mother-in-law purchased in the fifties and want to make her a small lap quilt with it. I am going to get some black and white paisley that my local small material shop has, and along with plain white I think this will be perfect. Just have to figure out the sizes, etc, for a small quilt. Thanks so much.
Love it so much.love the colors also 🌹
From Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
This is beautiful and perfect for the Painted Meadows layer cake I bought from MSQC awhile back. It is just too lovely to cut :-) and this will highlight it wonderfully. Thank you for all the inspiration and instruction!
Love the quilt and the size. It's perfect! Thank you Jenny for another great idea.
Thanks Jenny this is going to work so well for my William Morris prints which I've been hoarding forever not wanting to cut them up. I love them so much and want to see as much of them as possible!
I'm a layer cake hoarder. haha. So this project is perfect.
Making this right now for my daughter. Such a great pattern. Thanks!
Think this is my favourite yet ❤
Jenny love your teaching style. Now my seams match, love your tutorials. Great story of you and your family on “Sunday Morning” on CBS this past Sunday.
Love a quilt that looks complicated but is easy to do 💜
Just love this latest tutorial on the Irish Chain. You are always a delight to watch Jenny and I learn
so much from you, Thank you.
I need to make a wedding present quilt and this is the bomb! Jenny is a genius!
Beautiful! Looks like an argille pattern.
Jenny you look great!
I’m making this quilt ! I have JUST the charm packs and fabrics for it ! Thank you SO much !
I meant Layer Cakes not charm packs. Oh well. *grin*
Awesome! Thank you for this simple one. And its big!
Another great tutorial!!! Thank you, Jenny!!!
I love this Veronica of the Irish chain quilt. With layer cakes in between I’m sure it goes faster too. Thanks so much for sharing another great idea!!
Love Jenny’s videos.
This quilt is beautiful
This is just the pattern I have been waiting for!!! Thank you
Oooh I love it
Great idea Jenny always love your tutorials
Perfect! I have a layer cake that's languishing on the shelf. This looks like a great option for it!
oh Jenny!!!!! This quilt is fabulous!!!!
Love, love, love this one! I’m sure we all have that layer cake we’ve been hoarding because we don’t want to cut it up!
absolutely stunning Jenny. Just when I think you can't top yourself, you do! Thank you so much for your vision an creativity, and for sharing it with the rest of us.
I love it. Beautiful! Thank you Jenny.
This quilt is so fun and satisfying to make! I made one and will no doubt make at least another. Am considering doing it in a scrappy look.
Yeah!! I purchased a 10" layer cake from MSQ and have loathed to cut it. Perfect for my needs!
Just waiting for my order to arrive and then I plan on starting this quilt. I love the look of it. thanks Jenny for the inspiration.
Thanks Jenny!
Amazing idea and video!!! 💗 I don’t get the people who give the videos a thumbs down. Maybe they are trolls and not quilters!
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have been holding onto a cake layer and yardage that I bought from you when I visited Quilt Town in December of 2018! I bought the American Heritage fabrics. I can hardly wait for the pattern to arrive! I just love your videos.
Another beautiful quilt. Thank you.
Oh wow, this is such an awesome idea, thanks Jenny you always come up with something amazing 😘😘😘
That is probably my favorite quilt ever!!❤️❤️
Fell in love with this fabric line and was looking for patterns where I could show the fabric. Thank you!!
so clever. anything out of strips i am all for it and some fabric is just too pretty to cut
Thats a great block, so easy and quick. I will be making those for sure.
Love this one.
Genius I just love this idea. The possibilities are endless!
once again jenny....you've amazed me with your creativity! love your work..keep up the great work
I just love your tutorials. I have learned alot because i am a new quilter. I really wish you could have shown how to add the other square of print. so i could see how it is put together. Thank you for all the great videos
O my Heart Love it !
I love it ! Thank you !
Yay! Now I have an idea for my 10 inch square pack that I didn't want to cut up 😁
Would like measurements to use charm squares