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LOVE this video - so pleasant to listen to, and wonderfully clear with none of the chatter that’s sometimes tiring to listen to in quilt tutorials!

On this POP Fabric B says 4 3 1/2 square but when building the block it says 4 1/2 squares do you know which is correct. Thanks for any help.

This is genius! Thank you for the very clear instructions.

Hi, I want to make your Christmas Tree pattern into a 6” finished block instead of a 12” block. Do you sell a 6” Christmas Tree pattern? Thank you

You kept saying half-square triangles ...they are half-triangle squares. Either way I love the block and your videos. 💗

This is a great TH-cam lesson but sorry.....cut out the music....very distracting

Thanks for sharing!

Excellent explanation and video! Thank you

Just found your channel. ❤ Appreciate the squaring up measuring and the PACE. Perfect!

❤️ Love your videos!

Thanks coach! Love these videos🎉

Thank you for making so many different block videos. I really enjoy them!

So fun!

Another super video! You're my favorite quilt block site!

This one came out so beautiful! Love your music.

I love all of your poppy tutorials! I'm excited to make a variety pattern quilt. I'm doing a red, white, and blue theme.

Excellent explanations, simple and clear! Thank you very much

Thank you Jayne for sharing this. The quilts are so beautiful. I’ve never seen. Peaky Blinders so guess I need to watch it. Thanks again.

Thank you for giving us the time to admire those quilts.

I enjoyed your video! I think you did a great job considering you were dealing with the scooter and mobility issues along with the crowds.

I love traditional quilts as well. Thank you for showing the quits!

Excellent tutorial thank u .

Thank you for sharing your experience of FOQ - I haven't been able to go but I love seeing all the quilt entries.

Thank you for sharing. So many beautiful quilts and that Peaky Blinders one is amazing ❤️

I hadn’t thought of this for years. I was given one 45 years ago at baby shower for my oldest. Before he was done I had to make 2 more. He loved them to death.I made one for his son when he was born. I just pulled out scraps for one for my granddaughter. A whole generation later still being loved.

Thank you for sharing...I planned to go this year but I have to start a new chemo so I cancelled the trip. Wish I could go next year.

Happy I found you. Love this block; your work and designs are beautiful. Especially appreciate your teaching with no frills/extra conversation - to the point. Will try this soon.

Great tuition thank u .

I love the patterns these star blocks make with the acute angles in the blocks (however you decide to craft them). Some of these substitutions also help with keeping the cohesion of prints that are at the center of a block (v. shoulders).I want to share a time saving approach to consider in making this fantastic quilt that you beautifully demonstrated: reduce seaming/piecing and time by: (1) using Triangle in Square units v. 2 half rectangles ; or (2) better, use diamond rectangles in place of either (Deb Tucker has a great ruler) and treat these as a sashing; (3) simplify the uneven 9 patch (green blocks) by strip piecing the ends and putting a solid square in the middle. Also strip piece and subcut the interior four patch. A stripology ruler is a fantastic aid however you approach this.

I would like to ask a question. May I email you?

You popped up in my feed. I went immediately to get your book. Brilliant!!!!

Beautiful quilt. I've made several of these. There's many ways to skin the quilt cat. To cut down on individual blocks I made some modifications on my production: (1) For the two split rectangles, make 1 Triangle in Square unit. Better yet, make 1 Diamond rectangle as these units are joined at the wide base. (2) 4 HST's can be substituted for 1 square in square block. This works particularly well if there is directional fabric or if you want fabric continuity. The quilt then requires your making just 2 blocks. (And it is best to have trim down rulers to help with this, which I have. It makes production a breeze). Patterns such as this show how striking a two material quilt can be as the geometry (in this instance the lovely undulating squares). Thank you for sharing this striking pattern.

Thank you for showing me how to piece this beautiful block. You are a wonderful teacher! I love watching your videos. 💗

Two years later…I’m making this block. Mistake about finishing the little HST’s on the edge…should “say” FINISH TO 2”….NOT 1 1/2”. I made it work but my block is not the size it should be.

This is a very nice block. And as usual, your instructions were clear and concise. Thank you!

I just ordered your grid notebooks. They look just like what I need. Thank you!

Very clear instructions, thank you.

Your colors are so pretty

So pretty. Scrappy makes me happy😊!

I love your instructions so precise and easy to understand. Thank for your calming delivery well done.😊

Really appreciate your style of explaining each step. On my list to do.😊

You are simply wonderful! Thank you!! Thank you!!! Thank you!!!!!

I couldn't find the chart for cutting on your website.....

Absolutely gorgeous blocks!

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I love this block! So pretty and no matching seams.❤

Great utilization of your space!!!

6/24. I like how you cut the blocks a little larger, then trim. Also the ways to layout the block varieties at the end. Also love the colors you choose. Any beginner could follow your patterns. ❤🇺🇸

Absolutely Beautiful.....❤