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I went over all the felt and the sizes in the tutorial. I just re-watched it since I did this 3 years ago, and it says I used 9x12 and then cut it down to size at the end. I found this info at 3:12 into the video. I hope this helps. More details within the tutorial. Merry Christmas.

You definitely should Diana! We had a lot of fun with them! Share a photo in the Cristin Creates group when you jump in and make one!

Thank you for taking the time to comment Catherine!

@CristinCreates I'm working with you on this! Will be glad for that little break 😉

@@catherinegalloway814 thank you Catherine! It's such a busy time of year and we should all be enjoying the process and not stressing, so we'll pick it up after we enjoy family time!

From the Clear Blue Tiles by Kimberbell. It comes with the purchase of the Clear Blue Tiles.

Hi Kim, I did this quilt two years ago, so I don't recall if I picked quilting designs for each block. That would be my guess. I do say on each video which quilting design I'm using and that you can use whatever design you'd like in this specific size. The other option is to check Kimberbell's website for a quilting bundle for Red White & Bloom. If there is one, then they usually include a guide for the entire quilt of which designs they used for quilting. It will be in the photos of the RWB quilting bundle if there is one. I hope this helps.

It's a fun one Cindy :) Thanks for watching!

Hi Mary, I used the 5" applique Willamay font from Planet Applique and the 2.25" Carried Away font for the "all the way" words. I hope this helps.

Thank you

@@maryhebert1804 happy to help!

I'm honored that you joined our fun group Cathy! I sent you a message on Facebook so you could send me your email address and the format of your machine so that I can send you the custom label....

Absolutely, but I need your email address to be able to send it to you and also the format of your embroidery machine. The info wasn't on your donation. I did send you a message via Paypal, but haven't heard back from you and I didn't find you in the Cristin Creates group on Facebook, so please let me know how I can send this to you so that I can thank you for your support of our Cristin Creates tutorials. I appreciate you!

Cathy! I'm so excited to have found you! Thank you for your donation to support the Cristin Creates tutorials! I didn't find you in the Cristin Creates Facebook group. I sent you a message on Paypal, but haven't heard back from you. I would love to send you one of the custom items (quilt label for Ginger's Kitchen), but I can't do that without your email address. Please send me a private message on Facebook or reply to my message to you on Paypal or if you know of another way of sharing this information privately, please do. I need to know the email address to send you the label and I need the format of your embroidery machine. Thank you!

Most definitely ;) Hugs my friend!

Thank you so much vecs50!!

Aww Thank you Anna Marie! I appreciate you!

Hi Mary, can you explain what you mean? To see my table top and fabric flat? I'm not understanding what you're trying to say? Thanks

Yes, thank you. I remembered and said plaid at 4:36 into the video. Thanks for your help.

Definitely try a shirt for embroidery. It's so fun to do! I have several shirt/sweater tutorials on TH-cam for the best success. You'll love doing it! Check my Amazon storefront for many ideas on shirts that work well for embroidery. www.amazon.com/shop/cristincreates?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsfshop_AJE0VEZ8921HQW0VCVP8

Good idea as it is very confusing when shopping. I prefer the EMBROIDERY vinyl over heat transfer vinyl. It has a backing and is similar to using fabric for embroidery appliques. Mine I've had forever, but I'm ordering this one today and I added it to my Amazon storefront. Thanks for the suggestion! amzn.to/3O19Pw2

Thank you Cindy!

Thank you Diana!

Hi Jane, I'm not sure what you're referring to, but all the links are under the video. Here's a copy and paste of what is under the video that you are posting on. Click here to see links below the video! Join the fun in our group project in the Cristin Creates Facebook group and share photos of your projects as we work on them together! facebook.com/groups/cristincreates1 Make sure to SUBSCRIBE to this TH-cam channel to get notifications of future Cristin Creates tutorial videos! I am now an affiliate with Embrilliance Essentials embroidery software and will be providing tutorials. I’m very excited to test out the software and hope you’ll join me on that journey. To purchase Embrilliance, go to my affiliate link and then on the left side, click on Essentials or at the top bar, click store then Embrilliance. www.embrilliance.com/jamaffiliates/cristincreates Supplies Needed: • A shirt - some options from Amazon shown below * An embroidery design - gnome design link shown below • A willingness to try new things - see links below This tutorial video goes over ALL the steps from hooping and pinning and especially what products and technique work best to have a successful outcome in embroidering a shirt with no puckers! I'm using this Gnome Snuggle Up design today from Tattered Stitches here: www.embroiderys.com/snuggle-up-gnomies-label-embroidery-designs/ I didn't add any extra words or designs, but I added Cello that you can find here: amzn.to/4bIVnUe Products used in this video include: * World Weidner Tear Away Stabilizer: amzn.to/3FKQqJl or this one if WW is sold out: amzn.to/3MP8sAH or Kimberbell Tear Away: amzn.to/48cAePf * Brothread Fusible Mesh Stabilizer: amzn.to/3IvCd45 * Brothread NON-FUSIBLE mesh stabilizer: amzn.to/3UGZ46R * Heat n Bond Lite: amzn.to/36sOhWL (only if doing applique) * Cell for extra sparkle: amzn.to/4bIVnUe (only on sketch designs) * 3M Blue Tape #2090: amzn.to/3sWK8Sk (important THIS one) * Large tape dispenser for blue tape and others: amzn.to/3ByyVLE * Table top ironing board: amzn.to/36uzF9r * Shark Iron: amzn.to/3uXWsEv * Travel Size Sunbeam Iron: amzn.to/3FSdZjv * Sharp Tweezers: amzn.to/36gDVZO * Duck Bill Scissors: amzn.to/3tJd0Qe * Hot Fix Rhinestones: amzn.to/3fE3vt4 * Clips for holding back shirt: amzn.to/3h2zEeN * Pins for pinning shirt to hoop. I think I got mine at Walmart, but these look similar: amzn.to/3p2Upv7 Some shirt options if you choose: * Hooded sweater: amzn.to/42BMLdQ * No hood sweatshirt: amzn.to/3HUPkhu * Color Block Hoodie: amzn.to/3SD1ukc * Anvil hooded shirt: amzn.to/3IkoQnT * ToBeInStyle hooded pocket shirt: amzn.to/3gSVuBe * Summer t-shirts: amzn.to/3FNUnwK NEXT UP: We are working on the Kimberbell We Whisk You A Merry Christmas quilt as our group project. Our SPONSOR for the Whisk quilt is Your Best Friend's Quilt Shop. We will be starting this project in February after everyone receives their supplies from our sponsor. You can purchase the products from our sponsor here: www.yourbestfriendsquiltshop.com/shop/Kimberbell-Products/Cristin-Creates-Sponsored-Event.htm?fbclid=IwAR0wpXwNiWJ3V9y-6yQst5PWmraIknaRzLCt-048qYP_Yng5pq7PQAFwFaY Our COUPON CODE is: CristinWhisk10 for 10% off the Whisk quilt supplies from our sponsor, Your Best Friend's Quilt Shop at the link above. Whisk quilt project supplies: Machine Embroidery CD (designs & book) Fabric Kit with substitutions Embellishment Optional Thread Kit Stabilizers and Batting as needed for quilting in the hoop *********** I get my favorite needles that I use on EVERYTHING here: www.etsy.com/listing/1076114004/organ-needles-15x1-7511-flat-shank-pd?click_key=556e20a49a47138fa15525b277ff9a91bf7da3e8%3A1076114004&click_sum=b69df35a&ref=shop_home_active_11 You can see a video tour of my craft room and get links to all the items in my room from this video here: th-cam.com/video/SUySgf8jhKk/w-d-xo.html For those that have been asking how to make a class donation to Cristin Creates: Paypal: paypal.me/CristinCreates1?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US or Venmo: www.venmo.com/u/CristinCreates Thank you for supporting this channel! DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission or product. There is no additional charge to you! Thank you for supporting my channel so I can continue to provide you with free content each week!

Thank you for your support Cathy! For those that have been asking how to make a class donation to Cristin Creates: PLEASE include (1) your EMAIL address, (2) the format your embroidery machine uses and (3) which project you are working on with your donation: Donations can be made via Paypal: paypal.me/CristinCreates1?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US or Venmo: account.venmo.com/u/CristinCreates

Yay Kay! That makes me happy! Proud of you!

WOW Anita! I can't imagine doing Cup Of Cheer as your first embroidery project! You are CRAY CRAY girl ;) I'm so incredibly proud of you for sticking with it and getting it done! Amazing job!!

@@CristinCreates Could NOT have done it without you!💝💝

@@anitamurray7176 what a sweetheart you are and I just saw your INCREDIBLY GENEROUS donation to our tutorials! You've touched my heart Anita! I appreciate you! And it''s perfect timing as I just got charged for the next year of my video tutorial software! Thank you sweet Anita! I'm most grateful for your support!

Hi Allison, Congrats on doing your first Kimberbell project! Go to Cristin Creates on TH-cam and click on the Playlists tab and choose the playlist for Oh Sew Delightful. All the videos for that project are in that playlist. The one for the iron specifically is here: th-cam.com/video/N1kza0QG2qg/w-d-xo.html it shows in the video the placement and tack down stitches for the cord. After that block is complete, you'll tack down the cord in the way that you choose. I lined it up in a fun curvy way and then I just used thread that matches the background fabric and came up from under the block and a small hand stitch over the cord and back down to simply hold it in place. I did that in a few places to give the cord a curvy look. For the embellishments, there's an entire tutorial video that goes along with adding the backing. Step by step. You got this!

Great job Sherry!

aww thank you Jeri! You completely made my day! Have an awesome weekend!

Did you reach out to our sponsor to see if they have more available? I don't know their stock, but they'll know for sure. Tell them you want to join the group project with Cristin Creates and give them the coupon code. My guess is that even if they are out of stock, they'll cut one for you if they can. But you'll need to reach out to the shop to find out if they have more. There are direct links in the video and in the video notes with full details. I hope this helps. Here's the info and links that are under every video for this project. Our current group project is the Jingle All The Way quilt. Our sponsor is Omadarlings and they have everything we need (with substitutions) for our beautiful quilt project that we will do together. Order here: www.omadarlings.com/iishop?form_version=2&showSearchResults=1&search_keyword=jingle&btnSearchSubmit=Search Our coupon code is: Cristinjingle for 10% off all Jingle project supplies. Free shipping with orders over $100. Supplies Needed: * Jingle All The Way CD/Book * Fabric Kit with Substitutions * Embellishment Kit * Back Fabric (3 1/2 yards) * Thread Kit * Batting and stabilizers The Glide thread kit for Jingle includes: White, Coffee Bean, Buttercup, Avocado, Black, Willow, Sterling, Caramel, Monarch, Aloe and Fil-Tec (yes that's what it's called- it's a red #,70200.

Hi Kimberly, no. If I use glue, then I always show it on the step by step tutorial. I do use a glue stick on the borders to adhere the batting, but again, I do show that in the tutorial. If you're concerned about the batting moving, then you could glue it to the stabilizer or tape, but I've never found that to be necessary as the batting stays in place quite well against the stabilizer. I hope this helps.

Can you share what you're referring to? Cutting the final block or other? Brushing the chenille? I'm not clear what you're trying to say. More info would be helpful. Thanks.

Thank you for your kind words Gloree! I probably got the minky at my local quilt shop. We have a Craft Warehouse close by that has a great selection of minky. I rarely go there, but when I do, I often grab a collection of minky. I've definitely had it for a couple years though.

@@CristinCreates Thanks, Cristin!!!

@@gloree9007 happy to help!

Excited for your move GmaB! No worries. We'll be here when you're ready!

No problem. Did you get a chance to watch the tutorial for using a smaller hoop? th-cam.com/video/NqONPgM9CeQ/w-d-xo.html

Thank you so much sweet Richelle! I appreciate you taking the time to leave such a kind comment!

aww thank you sweet Cheryl! You made my day! I appreciate you taking the time to send such a kind comment!

Hi Chantal, did you share what is happening with the block? I'm not sure if I misunderstood. "When I do the Hay Base decoration for the thread to tap below, I restarted my block 3 times and always the same problem." what do you mean by for the thread to tap below and what is happening when you do the hay rides block? One thing is that you could start by re-downloading the design from your CD in case it has become corrupt. Depending on what the issue is, you may need to reach out to Kimberbell's customer service, but let me know what's happening and I'll do my best to help. Start by re-downloading the design.

No worries. Your quilt on your timeline. We had no internet for a day and a half and it was so frustrating to not be able to access my photos for the next tutorial and not help out except from my phone. You'll be back to it soon, no worries!

Hi Loanne, I seem to need a lot more info... you're commenting on the Golden Hour House and the Chokecherry House blocks. But if I'm understanding your question correctly, you're asking about "mixing some disappearing 9 patch blocks". I made this Falling For Autumn quilt a year ago, so I went to the playlist and looked through each of the video topics and I don't see any 9-patch blocks in the FFA quilt. There are pumpkin piecing blocks and star piecing blocks, but I don't see any 9-patch blocks. As far as whether you add batting to a 9-patch block, yes. We just finished doing some 9-patch blocks on the Jingle All The Way quilt and I go through step by step on how to do them and when to add the batting on that tutorial. You can go to Cristin Creates on TH-cam and click on the Playlists tab and click on the Playlist for Jingle All The Way and all the tutorials that we've done so far for that project are in that playlist. In that tutorial for the 9-patch blocks, I go step by step on when to add the batting and when to sew them together. I hope this helps to answer your question.

Here's a direct link to the nine patch blocks tutorial for the Jingle All The Way quilt. I hope this helps. I don't know which blocks you're referring to for Falling For Autumn. Please feel free to provide more info if I can be of further assistance. You can see each of the tutorials for Falling For Autumn in the Falling For Autumn playlist.

Hi Lisa, Yes, those little glue dots will remain until you warm them up enough to get them out. They won't hurt anything, but it's best to heat them up. I iron the shirt from the front and do it for longer than you think you need to or do it in sections and then when it's nice and hot, it will easily pull up and pull it all the way to the stitching and then trim it to about 1/4" or 1/8" from the stitching and then once all the excess is pulled and trimmed away, then I re-heat the front of the shirt so that the little edges will adhere to the shirt again. I hope this helps. There's a small blurb about this technique at 25:00 in the video. Have fun! Cristin

@@CristinCreates ...Thank you so much! (again) You and your videos have allowed me to make all the things that I would have been scared to even try before. 😉

@@lisaespinoza6317 That makes me happy Lisa!

Love is MUCH more important than perfection!

Thank you Vecs50! I love it too!

Hi StitchItUp, anyone can make this quilt as my tutorial goes step by step through every bit of it. It is an extensive quilt, so it takes some time, but yes, as a newbie, you can follow along to a successful outcome!

Great > I will let my customer know and to check out your video .. Thanks!

@@StitchItUpVA happy to help!

Hi Debbie!

Hi Debbie!

Hard wood, except in bedrooms,

Well, I don't know what I did to fix it, but it is working now. When I selected color sort I unchecked the boxes on the right, don't know if that made the difference or not. All the other times I did color sort it worked fine. Go figure. Thanks again. You're the best!

@@tmurray757 I'm so glad you got it fixed! It's super hard to visualize what you were describing, but when you said you unchecked the boxes for the color sort, then yes, that will be super important and tolerance zero. I try to always say on my videos, you have to have the same settings as I do, to get the same results. Hopefully that was the issue, so we know in the future. You got it! Proud of you!

@@CristinCreates Thank you.

You're such a cutie Doo! I hope we get to do a projet together soon my friend!

You are so brave CCCS! The Cup Of Cheer quilt is a big one! You go girl!

Great job!