Yellow Brick Road baby quilt
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2021
- #Let’s make a baby Quilt with the pattern #The Yellow Brick Road. This quilt pattern has been around for a long time, but I will make it clear and easy for you to make. Step by step. There are 7 videos to this series with this being No. 1. The first video is cutting your fabric and making the blocks. #The Yellow Brick Road quilt tutorial will teach you some tips and tricks. This tutorial can be for beginners but experienced quilters might like this also. #A baby quilt for beginners. #How to make a baby quilt.
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I just ordered a copy of the pattern! I have a bundle of fat quarters that will be perfect. You explain everything so good. Love you for making sure we know how to lay fabric and get that elusive quarter inch stitch. Thank you.
Thank you Deborah for the kind words. I would love to see a picture of your beautiful quilt when you are done.
You're so sweet and patient! Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial.
Bless your heart. I bought this pattern probably back when Atkinson Designs did the revised in 2014 and it has stayed in the plastic bag it was shipped in. I opened it once and said, "Wow, this is not going to be as easy as I thought."
So you have indeed blessed me today in making sense of this brick road. Thank you.
Thank you so much for taking the time to carefully explain this quilt. I have sewn for 50 years but just started quilting. I don’t want to take a class because everyone assumes that if you have sewn this long you should know all these steps but clothes and quilts are very different. It is also helpful because I see we have the exact same setup with machines. So any other tips you have will be so much appreciated. Anything about tips for the machine specifically for quilting I would love to hear. Thanks again. I will keep watching you. Leah
Thank you so much for watching the video. Hope you have subscribed so you can get notifications when I have a new video. I cannot machine quilt except for straight lines. That’s why I love to hand quilt. You always like to do something that you are good at. I so understand what you are saying about taking a class. That’s exactly why I started my channel. My goal is to teach every thing you might like to learn at your own leisure. I have 4 other quilt videos that are easy and fun to do. Thanks again!!!
Thank you dear. I like your way of thinking. Not everyone can hurry at the same pace. I like taking my time, as I’m a kinda new beginner of quilting.
Ive been looking at this pattern for a couple of years now and I want it even more than before.
Your tutorial is easy to follow.
You can do it!! Have fun and thanks for watching !
Thank for your patient instruction. With only needing 6 fat quarters, this seems like a good project for a beginner like me and would greatly enjoy making a baby quilt.
excellent tutorial thank you very much!!!!
Thank you for watching!!
I wish I had watched your wonderful video when I first started quilting. Your instruction is so informative and your voice is very relaxing to listen to. thank you!
Thank you for the sweet compliment!!
I agree.
Excellent directions for the beginner! I've been quilting forever, but this is a terrific pattern. Thank you.
Thank You!!
You are so sweet and a great teacher!
Thank you for your thorough instructions for Yellow Brick Road. I have had this pattern for a few years but for some reason have been intimidated by the arrangement of all the blocks. I am looking forward to watching the remainder of the videos. Thank you for sharing!
You are so sweet to do this for us. I can’t wait to start
Thank You!
Thank you for taking the time to show how this quilt is made. I have The Yellow Brick Road pattern but never made it . Looked to complicated. Know watching you make it , it looks easy. I have plenty of fabric to start also. I liked the fabric you used very pretty.
Can’t wait to see your quilt!
Thank you so much. I thought about making this quilt. I think it’s a great design. Your patience with the video is wonderful.
Thank you so much. I finally bought this pattern. I have put together many complicated patterns, but for some reason I had problems with this one. I am so glad I found your wonderful instructions. You did a great job. What a wonderful teacher you are. Bless you!
Thank You!
Thank you so much for doing this video! The pace you are teaching is fantastic!!! I started just reading the pattern, and then I couldn't figure it out so then I started trying to figure dimensions out by drawing on graph paper and got even more confused. It made it so much easier to watch you make this pattern! I'm so looking forward to watching your next video on this pattern. Once I get two other quilting projects completed, I'll be set to go and will feel really confident in making my "Yellow Brick Road" quilts. Thanks again! Roxy in Hudson, WI
Thank you for doing this series! Your gentle teaching method is wonderful. Good tips for new and experienced sewers. I like the reminder to check for quarter inch seams. Using that walking foot helps keep those long strips from getting stretched or distorted. Wonderful job👍
I’m learning to make a quilt thank you for making this video tutorial
So proud of you!
The Yellow Brick Road pattern was always confusing to me, but with your tutorial it now seems simple. Thank you!
It’s going to be a beautiful quilt, I want so..much to build my confidence in quilting. I’m a bit of a new beginner in quilting, and can use all the help I can get. Thank you dear for your videos for us all.
Good luck! Sandra
Thank you. You are so pleasant and are an excellent teacher. So relaxing to watch you. I started making quilt tops this past February 2021. This pattern and the colours you have chosen are so happy and nice! Congratulations to you for a new baby coming!
I really enjoyed watching you. I talk to myself too. Thank you for doing this video!
Thank you for sharing I just started quilting so this was very helpful😇😍
This was perfect! I have been wanting to make this quilt and these were such good and clear instructions. Well done and thank you!
Thank You and cant wait to see your quilt!
I Love your very large table, it is ideal for the ironing and cutting & Sewing…. Please tell me the name brand or where you’ve gotten it you might’ve had it for a long time but I’m looking for something like that darling. Thank you so much and you were fantastic with this quilt and I’m watching every single one of these videos you’re putting on 😍
I got it at Sam’s That is a wholesale warehouse type store if you haven’t ever heard of it. It is a six foot table.
Your tutorial is perfect! Thank you!
You are a great teacher! Thank you so much!
Wonderful tutorial on Yellow brick road 💛. You teach so easy, love your style!!
Thank you!
I’m watchin again and ripping out a stack of part c
Oh Dear!!
The reason you are not getting your ¼" seam allowance is that you have your walking foot on, put just your quarter inch foot on and you should do better.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Thank you
Thank you for doing this. Question: what is your suggestion for the variety in fabric? Is 3 unique colors enough.
Toni I guess I haven’t thought about but to answer your question. The color picture on then front of the pattern shows 3 basic colors but many many ( I counted 10 different fabrics ). There is probably more. So I would say 3 main colors but as many varieties of fabrics as you like. Thank You for watching.
The pattern calls for 6 fat quarters for the baby quilt so I really don’t know how they got so many different fabrics. That is a very interesting problem !!!
I only used 6 different fabrics. Well, I think that’s it!!!!!
Enjoyed this! Thank you! 🌸
My mom started this quilt for my first grandchild (her first great grandchild). She recently had a stroke and is currently working to overcome the effects. She will not be able to finish this quilt and she has done some of the steps out of order. I sew but have never made a quilt. My 18 year old daughter made a different quilt pattern with my mom when she was about 11 years old. My mom is not in a place to be able to answer questions. My daughter and I are watching your video and between the two of us we are going to try to finish sewing together the pieces. IF we succeed I will take it to be machine quilted. I am wondering if there is a way we could communicate if we get stuck. We think this would be an amazing surprise for the mother of the baby and my mom (Nana). My mom's BIG goal is to be able to attend the shower. If we can pull this off it would be very special for all 3 generations - Great Nana - 1st time Mimi and 1st time Auntie. I would welcome any advice or help. THANKS
Oh!! Amy, I so hope you can finish the quilt. Yes, just comment under the comments and I promise you I will get back with you faster than I did this time. If you watch over and over, I think you will be fine. And tell your daughter I am proud of her for helping you!! God’s blessings to you. Jacklyn
Where did you buy the pattern? I am trying to find out if there is a digital pattern on fat quarter shop. Are you going to show how to put it all together?
There 6 or 7 videos on this one quilt. It will take you from cutting to the final steps. I picked up this pattern at my very first and only quilting class 11 years ago. Missouri Star Quilting Co. should have the pattern for you. But honestly I think if you watch the videos, you won’t need the pattern. God Bless!
Donna, put nikkelanddimedecor in the search bar on UA-cam and you will get my channel with all of my videos.
@@NikkelandDimeDecor I did find them thank you.
Love the toturial but hard to hear it. Could you speak louder.
Why are we not pressing our seams open? why to the center? just wondering because I have always heard to press seams open on quilting.
I think it really is a matter of preference. In my watching Eleanor Burns on Quilt in a Day on Saturday mornings, she advices you to nest your seams together for some blocks by pressing one way on one row and pressing the other way on the adjoining row. They meld together for a perfect fit that cant be achieved with pressed open seams. Thank you for your question.
I guess I did something wrong, because after 2, 6.5” cuts I did not get 2, 3.5” cuts, ever.
Linda, I’m sorry you are having trouble. The directions say (1) 6 1/2 and (3) 3 1/2 strips from each fat quarter or 21 x 18 “ fabric.
How many of the 6 1/2 pieces? 18?
Don’t know exactly where you are on the pattern but at first you take each fat quarter 21” and cut ( 1) 6 1/2 and ( 3) 3 1/2 . You will end up with 6 (6 1/2) 21’ strips and 18 (3 1/2) x 21” strips.Sorry if I’m not answering you correctly because I’m not sure where you are.
@@NikkelandDimeDecor I have not tried to make it, I keep watching because not having directions I did not want to start. I have to get my machine and everything set up before I tried to start. I keep watching your videos, and I will put the info in a notebook so I can understand and watch you when I decide to make it. Thank you for doing this.
Donna go to a quilt shop if you have one. They will have the pattern.
@@NikkelandDimeDecor I think fat quarter shop has it. Thank you.