Based on this video, I now know what I am going do for a block that I am going to cut up to use as a triangle for a few blocks that I created from crumbs. I could never use the block even as an orphan block, but as part of a crumb block, it will serve a beautiful purpose.
Bailey LOVES to sew with me. I just feel badly when she gets so loud that my viewers might not be able to hear me! Boston Terriers have the short snout & they definitely snore loudly! 🙂 She is a sweetie and we love her & spoil her!
I love seeing how you made fabric out of crumbs. I also like your ideas of cutting the crumb fabric in shapes and apliquing them to background blocks using interfacing. I look forward to seeing how you complete this.
PS you have shown me a new way to do applique,I use phlisovex not sure if that is spelt right but you know what I mean ,I also use Pellon as well so thankyou so much for sharing that ,it's a lot less messy ❤
I haven’t had any problems with my seams unraveling. You could certainly use a shorter stitch length to help avoid any issues also! Try a 1.8 or a 2.0 stitch length.
Cathy, I made the Crumb fabric (blocks) for this quilt starting at the time stamp 13:47... So, if you scroll over to that point, I take you through how I made all the crumb fabric from which I cut out the blocks (hexies and orange peel shapes) ... Please let me know if this answers your question!! Happy quilting!
@@quiltingwithlori thanks, I was hoping more for how those pieces already made at 13:47 were built, but I'm sure I can find another video, thanks again.
Thank you! My new machine is a Janome Horizon Memory Craft 9450 QCP. I love the machine! It is fabulous for everything from garment sewing to quilting to everything in between! Great machine! I recommend it!
Enjoyed your video. Grew up in a family that taught to not waste. Really beautiful way.
Based on this video, I now know what I am going do for a block that I am going to cut up to use as a triangle for a few blocks that I created from crumbs. I could never use the block even as an orphan block, but as part of a crumb block, it will serve a beautiful purpose.
I use dryer sheets, after they come out of the dryer to use for appliqué and backing for scrap crumb squares/rectangles/ hexies/circles.
Hi Lori thank you for sharing your video, absolutely Fabulous love the design ❤
Thank you very much for sharing. Please keep your dog near and the snoring. Animals make experiences more joyous.
Bailey LOVES to sew with me. I just feel badly when she gets so loud that my viewers might not be able to hear me! Boston Terriers have the short snout & they definitely snore loudly! 🙂 She is a sweetie and we love her & spoil her!
I love seeing how you made fabric out of crumbs. I also like your ideas of cutting the crumb fabric in shapes and apliquing them to background blocks using interfacing. I look forward to seeing how you complete this.
I love crumbquilting. Your blocks look fabulous! I can't wait to see how the quilt is going to look
Great video and visual instructions! My puppy Polly starting snoring along with Bailey❤ Thank you
Thank you! So glad you (& Polly) enjoyed the video!! Polly was probably quilting in her dreams too!! Lol! 💕
I like the doggy snoring.
Neat idea 😊
PS you have shown me a new way to do applique,I use phlisovex not sure if that is spelt right but you know what I mean ,I also use Pellon as well so thankyou so much for sharing that ,it's a lot less messy ❤
Can hardly wait to see the final quilt/wall hanging. Thanks for the video 😊
You are so welcome! Blessings to you!
That is going to be so pretty 😊💖
Thanks, Linda! I'm having fun working on it!
Love this so much, thanks for sharing. Dog is adorable ❤ I have a Janome, and I love it 🥰
Loved the video and your doggy. Beautiful idea. Thanks.
Haha. I love to hear a dog snore.
Love this! Thanks.
You will love your new Janome. It’s the best machine I’ve ever had!!!
Beautiful. Thanks for the video.
You are so welcome! Enjoy!
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When cutting the fabric across seams, do they ever unravel? What stitch length do you use to join the scraps to possibly prevent that?
I haven’t had any problems with my seams unraveling. You could certainly use a shorter stitch length to help avoid any issues also! Try a 1.8 or a 2.0 stitch length.
Where is your video on how you made the crumb blocks? I don't see it listed in the description, thanks!
Cathy, I made the Crumb fabric (blocks) for this quilt starting at the time stamp 13:47... So, if you scroll over to that point, I take you through how I made all the crumb fabric from which I cut out the blocks (hexies and orange peel shapes) ... Please let me know if this answers your question!! Happy quilting!
@@quiltingwithlori thanks, I was hoping more for how those pieces already made at 13:47 were built, but I'm sure I can find another video, thanks again.
I have another question. What color is the background fabric? Thank you
The background fabric is a soft (pale) yellow.
Could you please tell me what kind of sewing machine you are using? Great video.
Thank you!
My new machine is a Janome Horizon Memory Craft 9450 QCP.
I love the machine! It is fabulous for everything from garment sewing to quilting to everything in between! Great machine!
I recommend it!