Would have loved to see the process of put backing , batting, topping to together than just talking . Make the tops are easy but the rest is a bit scary to the beginner.
I would love too see more of how to do the batting and the edges of the quilt. I am a beginner. I finally found a video for beginners. But I have questions regarding finishing the batting process and the edges if that is what the term is called. Thank you. I am happy to have come across this video. Keep Smiling
I'm super super...did I mention super new to sewing. I'm making a quilt ( small ) for my grandson. And I have to say your tutorial is absolutely Inspiring and helpful super easy to understand. Thank you foe taking the time to share your God givin talent with us. God bless.
It would have been nice to see the finished quilts so we could see how many rows wide and long it was. A lot of time was used up watching you doing a repetitive action. I kept fast forwarding to your next step. Sorry I'm critical, because you did a nice explanation otherwise. Thank you.
I agree with the comments made so far - this is a great simple quilt for beginners and you are fun to watch and listen to - you explain very well - you just need to explain more. Going at fast speed when you are repeating steps is great but more steps would be helpful - thanks so much for sharing 😊
First time quilter at 60!! Came across your video. Very nice,but I wish you would zoom out a little more to see the whole project. Will be watching for more.
Would like to see more detail on the quilting. When you speed up the camera so much the stitching detail cannot be visualized. Would at least like to see close up details of finished stitching.
I am so happy to have found you. I have just started quilting. I had thought I would just do hand quilting, but having looking at video's on UA-cam have devices to have a go at machine quilting. Thank you, you are very good at describing things. I look forward to watching more of you
Would have liked to see the whole finished pattern print/coloring -- selection of charm pack was so cute especially the backing & binding you chose which was perfect!
You made a beautiful baby quilt. I just wish you would have backed the camera up to show what you were doing when you were deciding where block would go. It would have been lovely to see the whole picture. I did enjoy seeing the close up of you sewing and ironing.
Thanks for the tutorial. I wish I could've seen the whole quilt finished at the end instead of a tiny quick section of it. Oh, well. I'm sure it was cute.
Hi Jean! Excellent Baby quilt tutorial 😃 I truly love the "quilting " part. I am new to the quilting part and this gives me hope to continue to experiment... I truly love giving all my quilts away, but I want each one to kinda showcase a new skill, even if I am the only one who knows it.. Thanks for your wonderful inspiration!!😉 Sincerely Laura
I loved your quilt.planning to make for my baby girl.. this the first time I will sew a quilt. please make a video for border binding also as I am new to this it will be helpful . thank you
Thank you so much aleatory, that’s really really stunning and gorgeous and I really really love 💕 those prints. I really must agree with other comments about not see the full quilt and not showing the whole process too. This is not a criticism, merely a suggestion. Stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Did I miss the final look of the whole quilt done? I would like to know how many blocks were across and how many down. What is the size of yours? Thanks so much.
Suggest that you film some of this from further away. Everything was so close up, folks can't see what is going on. Also, you did a fabulous job matching seams, you should show how you did that for people who are new quilters. As far as the quilt sandwich, you did not use pins to baste, did you use spray baste because you did not show that either. If I were a new quilter, and watched this I would think that you can simply quilt a quilt without basting the top, batting and backing which could be a disaster for a newbie. You did not explain why you need extra batting and backing all the way around. You did not show trimming and squaring it either. Your video quality is great, you are super cute and with a little learning I think your videos will be very helpful to many.
Thank you so much for your feedback. We are ever changing and improving our videos. We've actually moved studios and are able to film a much broader view. Have you checked out our latest videos?! We are very appreciative of your feedback and thank you for watching.
Very cute quilt. I don’t really understand why you would make 4 patches and then sew them side by side. Why not sew the charm squares in rows once you’ve decided the layout? I’m making a quilt for a baby boy using charm squares. I may use your 4 patch method and sash each block. Thank you for your tutorial. I agree with the others. I would love to see the entire finished quilt. Maybe hang it on the wall? I get lots of inspiration looking at quilts other people make.
Just discovered you and I Subscribed. Look forward to more of your videos. Would like to say it is nice to see a full size shot of your finished quilts though.
Hi!! I ran across your channel at 2 a.m. in the morning quite by accident and several sentences in and I knew I wanted to sub. Those charm packs are ADORBS😍. Btw a 🙏 for those friends adopting.
Hi, I just found your channel. Would love to see more about the assembly of the quilt sandwich. I'm always worried about getting wrinkles. I haven't dared to machine quilt one yet.
Video to fast for beginners I'm not much the wiser what to do, not impressed at all, step by step slowly is what beginners want, everything too fast lots of parts missed out binding ect,
I really like your darling quilt. When sewing the quilt top, batting and backing together, it appeared as if you started sewing in the middle, then next a seam to the side, then next sewing a seam across. Could you please tell me exactly how you proceeded to sew the three layers together in order to prevent the material shifting too much? I've completed three quit tops, but haven't joined them with batting and backing yet. I am planning to do that with straight stiching and as these are my first quilts, I need some advice. Thank you in advance for your opinion.
How many rows, how many squares per row? Would have liked to see the whole quilt when it was finished. How do you hold your quilt sandwich together? Pins? Glue? Fusible batting?
I'm sorry, but this is one of the worst videos I've watched. I didn't learn one thing and the speed is awful! I didn't learn one thing! What does the final quilt look like? I'm new to quilting and sewing!
Bonnie, that's a great question! I like open seams only because I work better with less bulk. It's really just a personal preference. Thanks so much for watching keeping up in the hive!
How many blocks did you use in the baby quilt? Do you match the thread on the backing with the color of the backing? And what color thread do you use on the front? Thanks
Would have liked to see a full shot of finished quilt but what you did show beautiful
My only problem with watching your channel. It's I feel like everything is too zoomed in too much. I want to see more of the quilt.
Would have loved to see the process of put backing , batting, topping to together than just talking . Make the tops are easy but the rest is a bit scary to the beginner.
I suggest using the backing as binding. It makes things easier. The hardest part is the corners at that point
I would love too see more of how to do the batting and the edges of the quilt. I am a beginner.
I finally found a video for beginners. But I have questions regarding finishing the batting process and the edges if that is what the term is called.
Thank you. I am happy to have come across this video.
Keep Smiling
I'm super super...did I mention super new to sewing. I'm making a quilt ( small ) for my grandson. And I have to say your tutorial is absolutely Inspiring and helpful super easy to understand. Thank you foe taking the time to share your God givin talent with us. God bless.
Thank you for this tutorial. I am new to sewing and this looks like something I can actually do.
I loved this but wish I could see the whole quilt and a shot of your planning stage with more in! I am going to be making a little quilt for a boy.
It would have been nice to see the finished quilts so we could see how many rows wide and long it was. A lot of time was used up watching you doing a repetitive action. I kept fast forwarding to your next step. Sorry I'm critical, because you did a nice explanation otherwise. Thank you.
Thank you so much loved the simplicity of the blanket.... I am trying to do my first blanket ever,,
I agree with the comments made so far - this is a great simple quilt for beginners and you are fun to watch and listen to - you explain very well - you just need to explain more. Going at fast speed when you are repeating steps is great but more steps would be helpful - thanks so much for sharing 😊
First time quilter at 60!! Came across your video. Very nice,but I wish you would zoom out a little more to see the whole project. Will be watching for more.
Lovely presentation would have liked to see the expected pattern at the beginning and the whole of the completed project. Just food for thought. 😀
Fantastic tutorial !! ❤
I tried your technique and I love it! So quick and easy. Thank you!
Would like to see more detail on the quilting. When you speed up the camera so much the stitching detail cannot be visualized. Would at least like to see close up details of finished stitching.
You didn't show how to cut and apply binding of the finished quilt in full view. Fabric is pretty. Music is hard on ears
Looks like she used 2.5 inch strips folded over...usual binding.
I am so happy to have found you. I have just started quilting. I had thought I would just do hand quilting, but having looking at video's on UA-cam have devices to have a go at machine quilting. Thank you, you are very good at describing things. I look forward to watching more of you
This looks like fun, a simple quilt to work on. Thank you.
Would have liked to see the whole finished pattern print/coloring -- selection of charm pack was so cute especially the backing & binding you chose which was perfect!
I love this blog how lucky is the lady who gets this baby quilt it is beautiful ! It inspires me to make one for someone who is due in December !
Thanks for sharing from Atlanta Ga USA helpful 👀 next time
You made a beautiful baby quilt. I just wish you would have backed the camera up to show what you were doing when you were deciding where block would go. It would have been lovely to see the whole picture. I did enjoy seeing the close up of you sewing and ironing.
I would love for you to zoom out at the end so we can see the entire quilt. I love the material.
Thank you for your suggestion Debbie! I love this material too :)
Thanks for the tutorial. I wish I could've seen the whole quilt finished at the end instead of a tiny quick section of it. Oh, well. I'm sure it was cute.
I love it and the simplicity of it.
I would like to see a whole view of the baby quilt, Kea Bee.
How amazing for those new parents and baby girl!
So cute and you are so sweet making it for the baby!💕
Tineke thank you so much! It was a privilege to make it for this sweet baby!
Perfect for quick and easy baby quilts! Very cute, love the fabric choice of colors!
Sherrie Morgan Albright thank you! Precut fabric are my weakness!
Wow! I just saw this video! I plan on making it a bit bigger say.... a throw size and give it as a Christmas gift. 😁
Love the fabric pack but dont really see what you are doing as you go along. Can you move the camera back a bit so we can see what you are doing.
Am needing to make a baby quilt, just found your channel and am excited about getting started.
It's hard to stop at 1! I have 3 baby quilts made and ready to go, but I know no-one pregnant right now ;)
I love that material very beautiful quilt
Hi Jean!
Excellent Baby quilt tutorial 😃 I truly love the "quilting " part. I am new to the quilting part and this gives me hope to continue to experiment... I truly love giving all my quilts away, but I want each one to kinda showcase a new skill, even if I am the only one who knows it.. Thanks for your wonderful inspiration!!😉
Sincerely
Laura
Omgosh I typed Kea!! Sorry for the Jean salutation 😶
i love this baby quilt its very pretty and easy thank you for sharing
❤Great job..simple and succinct
I loved your quilt.planning to make for my baby girl.. this the first time I will sew a quilt. please make a video for border binding also as I am new to this it will be helpful . thank you
Thank you so much aleatory, that’s really really stunning and gorgeous and I really really love 💕 those prints. I really must agree with other comments about not see the full quilt and not showing the whole process too. This is not a criticism, merely a suggestion. Stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Just found your video on UA-cam and I just had to Subscribe! This will definitely motivate me to begin quilting. Your videos are the best!
How many 4 patch blocks did you use for this quilt?
Did I miss the final look of the whole quilt done? I would like to know how many blocks were across and how many down. What is the size of yours? Thanks so much.
How many 4 patches did you make? I didn't see a finished size.
How many square and
What is the size
Suggest that you film some of this from further away. Everything was so close up, folks can't see what is going on. Also, you did a fabulous job matching seams, you should show how you did that for people who are new quilters. As far as the quilt sandwich, you did not use pins to baste, did you use spray baste because you did not show that either. If I were a new quilter, and watched this I would think that you can simply quilt a quilt without basting the top, batting and backing which could be a disaster for a newbie. You did not explain why you need extra batting and backing all the way around. You did not show trimming and squaring it either. Your video quality is great, you are super cute and with a little learning I think your videos will be very helpful to many.
Thank you so much for your feedback. We are ever changing and improving our videos. We've actually moved studios and are able to film a much broader view. Have you checked out our latest videos?! We are very appreciative of your feedback and thank you for watching.
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Livinnpjs quick question does it make a difference if you press open the seams? Thank you
Would have liked to see a closer shot of your machine quilting pattern.
Enjoyed watching the baby quilt come together. You made it look really easy. I hadn't thought about using charm squares, but I sure will now! :)
Gracias, quedo muy hermoso.
Very cute quilt. I don’t really understand why you would make 4 patches and then sew them side by side. Why not sew the charm squares in rows once you’ve decided the layout? I’m making a quilt for a baby boy using charm squares. I may use your 4 patch method and sash each block. Thank you for your tutorial. I agree with the others. I would love to see the entire finished quilt. Maybe hang it on the wall? I get lots of inspiration looking at quilts other people make.
I don’t believe this is truly a common 4 patch.
Thank you for the tutorial. Would really like to see the binding done.
Just ran into your video on making a baby quilt. I 💚it!!!!!
I subscribed I'm hooked.
Judy, thank you so much for your wonderful comment!!! We are so glad to have you in the hive!
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I am a very beginner I sew by hand how many 5" squares in total did u use? I loved your video.
Just discovered you and I Subscribed. Look forward to more of your videos. Would like to say it is nice to see a full size shot of your finished quilts though.
Thank you Karen!!! We look forward to making more videos and love your feedback!!!
It would be nice if you would show the entire quilt, not just a portion of it.
Hi!! I ran across your channel at 2 a.m. in the morning quite by accident and several sentences in and I knew I wanted to sub. Those charm packs are ADORBS😍. Btw a 🙏 for those friends adopting.
Adorable!!!💕
Rachel Prichard ,thank you for the sweet comment.
Awesome Iron
Yes, I thought so as well. Will look for it on Amazon.
Such a nice video; thank you🙂🌷
Did you use a walking foot? I didn't see the second line of stitching, how far apart? What was the final square in a row, length?
You didn’t pin all your layers together, how do you keep them from moving? How does the bottom stay tight? Thank you!
I would like to see the whole quilt. How many blocks wide and long did you go for baby quilt. What was over all measurements?
i did not see you pin or use fabric spray stabilizer, it's not necessary to prevent the fabric from shifting?
How is this a 4 patch? Or am I thinking of the traditional 4 patch as in day 4, 2 1/2 inch squares of various fabrics.
How many 4patch did you use for this quilt? You don't say and we can't see the whole quilt to count. The size?
For Heaven’s sake. What does the finished quilt look like?
Your comment sounds a bit rude. I'm sure this could have been said in a more polite way.
Hi there, we’re you using the walking foot on this baby quilt?
Why did you lay out all the single 5 inch squares when you randomly pieced it?
She said it was so she could check the color placement.
What iron are you using. Thanks for Sharing
Cute
where did you get the cordless iron?
what sewing machine so you use and do you use a walking foot?
Like to see how the quilt come at the end, can't see the full quilt and how the batting, back and biding.
Hi, I just found your channel. Would love to see more about the assembly of the quilt sandwich. I'm always worried about getting wrinkles. I haven't dared to machine quilt one yet.
Hi Korie! Thank you for the suggestion, we'd love to explain this further!
How is she showing off?
Video to fast for beginners I'm not much the wiser what to do, not impressed at all, step by step slowly is what beginners want, everything too fast lots of parts missed out binding ect,
do you have a video showing how to finish it off?
Beautiful
Can you tell me if you use a spray of some kind to hold the quilt down as you are machine quilting. Would it move on you if you didn't hand baste it?
How do you quilt a large quilt ie for a double bed?
I really like your darling quilt. When sewing the quilt top, batting and backing together, it appeared as if you started sewing in the middle, then next a seam to the side, then next sewing a seam across. Could you please tell me exactly how you proceeded to sew the three layers together in order to prevent the material shifting too much? I've completed three quit tops, but haven't joined them with batting and backing yet. I am planning to do that with straight stiching and as these are my first quilts, I need some advice. Thank you in advance for your opinion.
Do you pre-wash you’d fabric?
Do you always sew with either an even stitch foot, or a walking foot?
I do not always sew with a walking foot... for some odd reason, this time I did... mom brain!
Adorable quilt:)
Tracey Hartig thank you so much for the compliment
Thanks for the video a quick simple baby quilt idea in easy steps......by the wat love the iron what brand is it?
How many rows, how many squares per row? Would have liked to see the whole quilt when it was finished. How do you hold your quilt sandwich together? Pins? Glue? Fusible batting?
I'm sorry, but this is one of the worst videos I've watched. I didn't learn one thing and the speed is awful! I didn't learn one thing! What does the final quilt look like? I'm new to quilting and sewing!
Hi as a begginer, I would love to see the binding and what do you doo with the extra batting and the bottom cover. Thanks.
Looks like a cordless Panasonic.
I am from India anyone please tell me from where I get these cut patches? It would be a great favour thanks 🙂
Would have liked to seen the quilting closer. How many lines did you add?
Great tutorial
I don't understand why you use open seams. Please explain.
Bonnie, that's a great question! I like open seams only because I work better with less bulk. It's really just a personal preference. Thanks so much for watching keeping up in the hive!
I agree with you. Seems like waste of time for nothing.
Wish you would have shown how to do the binding.
How did you put the binding on? I am having trouble putting the binding on that seems to bunch up.
How many blocks did you use in the baby quilt? Do you match the thread on the backing with the color of the backing? And what color thread do you use on the front? Thanks
How do you do the binding?
I wish you did more quilting videos.
Would you explain the seams you did on the quilt for the finishing touches
Do you pin any of your quilts when quilting or do you just sew it with out the pins and how do you stop the backing from moving
Do you starch your fabric?
TFS... could you please zoom out just a little more.
Kae Bee why do you need the backing piece to be so much bigger? and how do you finished of? Could you show a tutorial of what to do next?
I want to know how your layers were held together. I didn't see any pins. It was so close up and hard to tell.
Where can I get that iron
Why do you use your walking foot for piecing?