Make a Reflective Stars Quilt with Rob!
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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Rob demonstrates how to make a modern, manly Reflective Stars Quilt using Kona Cotton Yardage by Robert Kaufman Fabrics and Artisan Batiks charms by Lunn Studios for Robert Kaufman.
Learn an easy way to make half square triangles and dog ear corners to reduce bulk.
Get supplies by clicking the link below: www.missouriqu...
Love this it's different keep sketching Rob
Cool design Rob! You could also use the half square triangles for a bed runner.
What a great design, you make sewing so much fun, thank you so much.
Another great project. I get a log cabin, fireplace, gentle snowfall feel from this. Very comforting
I really appreciate that you quilted it simple in order to honor, a time and theme era. There is an amazing award winning African American group of quilters from a remote area of Alabama called the Gee's Bend quilters. Your quilt reminded me of their natural approach to quilting and the all over roots of quilts. With all our modern technology in sewing today, you stepped back and reminded me where quilts came from. Thank You,
Karen Sides
Karen Sides, just to brag a bit, but I have been blessed to have a few meals and fellowship with about six of the women from Gees Bend. They have come to Sisters, Oregon twice when I was there too. They are wonderful women!
Rob Appell
What a wonderful time that must have been!
Very nice Rob!
Great to see some masculine quilt tutorials. Thank you.
Truly outstanding project!
Love this channel. Positive attitude to help make learning something new. Fantastic perhaps someday ír be so lucky to educate you to joy as you bring . Enjoy learning everything.PEACE...
This is a great pattern and a real brain challenger. Thanks.
Love this quilt, yes perfect for the cabin!!! Thank you, for creating such a beautiful, easy quilt or table runner.
Awesome design!! I love it and think it would look beautiful in Christmas colors for the table runner mentioned.. thanks for the ideas!! 😀
I would love to see your quilt in Christmas colors! Have fun sewing!
Looks great! I like that you could use any two contrasting colors for this!
Love this!!! Going to get started now. . hint. .when finishing my rows. I'd mark my pattern with my iron away pen. . then when finished . . just iron it off.. .save a tree man!!!
Thank you Rob. I love this quilt.
wow, this is so beautiful. I really like how you create the quilts.
Love "guy" quilts my husband always wants me to make him something. I'm about to start the 3D dudes here soon. Cross your fingers I get that done and maybe this one for xmas. 🤞🏼
Hope you have fun sewing up your 3 Dudes Quilt, Morgan! Thanks for tuning in!
Love the design. Great video as always!
I like the simplicity of the quilting. I do not like the dense quilting that is more common with free motion quilters...one, it takes forever to complete and, two, as you noted, it doesn't produce the cozy comfort of a quilt with less quilting. I also like that this pattern can be "manly" while still being beautiful.
Glad you enjoyed the tutorial, Carolyn! Hope you have fun creating your Reflective Stars Quilt!
Awesome design. Cant wait to try it out!
thank you for sharing.....
Very nice. You are so talented.
Ur amazing, what fun designing , thank you for sharing (!!!)
Love!
looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooove it ...
I think it would be great just with a narrower border and used a bed runner not a full size quilt
Hi Rob. Was looking for a quilt design for son-in-laws. This is the one. Thank you. I do have a technical question for you if you have a minute. What function does the presser foot pressure provide on a machine? I've had multiple machines that didn't allow changes to the foot. My Juki does allow me to change the pressure and I changed it without checking original setting. I don't know what to look for in able to find the best setting. My guess is it helps feed the fabric evenly but that is just a guess. I hope this make some kind of sense. Love your maintenance videos. You are only person I have watched that doesn't get so technical they leave me trying to understand them.
and there is an idea, what to do with my grandmothers blue shirt fabric (she worked in a factory, and collected the precut shirt parts that were otherwise shredded) and the brown bedsheets that are from my father in law, who recently passend.
this is the perfect color combination. some cutting squares first, but that is the original idea, so I run with it.
Hope you have fun creating this quilt! Thanks for tuning in!
Very elegant! Great energy in this channel and new ideas (as well as some great tips for somebody like me, who just started piecing & quilting).
Obrigada
I really like the pieced bit and the overall design. I think it has a modern feel which I like. I do however, think it would benefit with a bit more quilting. The quilt looks a bit saggy. One question though. By making the hst this way, is the bias a problem to work with?
Hi, Zeba! The bias gives you enough flexibility to nest all of your seams so your piecing looks accurate.
Kool
Rob I noticed the note book. Anyway you can do a tutorial on how to design your own quilt?
Thanks for the tutorial suggestion, Teresa! :)
not a SUGGESTION.. DO IT!!!!! pleaseeeeee ;)
Unfortunately, the featured charm pack (Artisan Batiks - Texture Study 3 Charm Pack by Lunn Studios) in the supplies link doesn't have nearly as much light fabrics in it as the display project requires. There are way too many dark and mid tones and larger scale prints to give you the high contrast to make this design work. I'm really disappointed with the results I got.
Rob, I have been looking for a pattern I like and have a Jelly Roll I want to use. Ok so you know what I am going to ask. Can I use a Jelly Roll to make this quilt? Need some clarification on how to cut. :-). Thank you!!
You can totally do it with pre-cut strips!1. Match a light strip with a dark strip, right-sides together.2. Sew the strips together all the way down on BOTH sides to make a narrow two strip tube.3. Cut the strip tube diagonally at 45 degree angles, alternating the direction of your ruler as you go so that you wind up with a whole row of triangles all down the length of your strip tube.4. There should be a couple stitches holding the top of each triangle closed. Just pick out those little bits of thread and open the triangle and voila! a whole bunch of half square triangles from each strip tube :)
This is great. have you ever made a quilt using men ties?
Rob will probably chime it, but from my experience, it can be done, but that stuff (at least the silk) is TREACHEROUS. Slick. The jacquard woven fabric is not very dimensionally stable. Not for beginners...
Felice Waters o
Hi Felice! Thanks for tuning in! I have not made a quilt using ties before, but I bet you could have lots of fun using a Dresden template on this project!
When i use ties i fusd very light stabiliser to the back of the tie then trim to the desired width. Easier to cut and sew.
Janine Newton I have heard about that to.