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I grew up in the '50s and my grandmother had 11 brothers. Almost all of them were in the military at some point and they were all given these wool itchy dark green blankets. I'm not sure how we ended up with them but growing up we use them as batting. This is exactly how we finished off our quilts. Sometimes instead of quilting the actual quilt in the middle we would use yarn and tie off knots every four or five inches the width of our hand. Some of these blankets I still have to this day. My mother is alive and well and she remembers vividly are quilting moments with my sisters

Hi. I was thinking of making one myself as I need a longer one than the one I bought for another project. And you just save me with your video. I won't have to spend a lot of money this time. Thank a lot.

Pretty quilt. Good video but it would have been easier to use half strips, but still pretty 😍

Thank you! I’ve not seen this technique done. I knew it existed just not how to go about it. Thanks for teaching this old dog a new trick. 🤗

Gorgeous quilt and great tutorial! Thank you:)

Music is distracting . Otherwise nic tutorial.

OMG Thank you!! I have been looking for an easy way to make a huge scroll frame myself for a SSMC HAED. Very helpful. I can do this.

I can do without that music though.

Leave it to the frog to show up during the finale!

Love it

Do you know how to fix or demagnetize a pin that is already magnetic? Not the right way for a needle to stick to it by itself. When a magnet is attached to it a needle won't stick

This is a GREAT video! I am a beginning quilter and I love your method for binding. I can't wait to try it out. One other comment is the background music is a little loud and I found it distracting. Thank you for your video.

Omg, its so colourful

What pretty colors

Love the needle minder

Come stitch with Lissa!

so practical and helpful I love how you emphasize safety

Thank you for explaining this and showing us just how calm you can be when you quilt, and bind your quilt. Your voice is so clear and you explain how to bind in such a way, I feel confident I can do this. Thank you.

Good lesson. The music is distracting though-not necessary.

Great video! I was wondering how I was going to bind my quilt! I'm a new quilter, and binding kind of scares me. I will definitely use this method! Thank you! And the background music is so relaxing! 😊

Where did you purchase your knobs, please?

Had to stop listening. The music was distracting.. Missed everything you said.

Perfect tutorial , thanks . My wife needs one , so I'll be making one . Do you need to use dowel rods , would squared wood be practical ?

hey cool quilt. 😘

thank you

What a lovely color combination and a great pattern. Thanks.

Great video!! I loved all the different ways you taught to make the blocks and the different ideas!! Bravo!

Thank you so much. I need to build one that is 40” wide

Thank you for sharing

I might suggest pressing the binding first before taking it to the machine. Regrettably, twisted binding will not right itself in the wash as it is sewn in place and the weave is not pressed and sewn square.

This is genius!! Thank you ❤️❤️

Would this method work if using fleece as the backing? Not expecting to use batting.

Thank you for sharing.

Gostei👍🧵

Thank you so much! I really hate binding my quilts. The corners are an issue.

Love the dets! TY

I actually did the same thing I have that same Edmunds and when I started a big project I just bought the dowels to measurements and it cost me less than the frame.

Very helpful information thanks for video.

This is the bit I'm struggling with ive no idea how to put backing on I keep getting it wrong I'm new to patchwork and sewing I don't have certain items I cnt afford.

Thank you for being so clear about what you are doing and having the camera pointed right where you are working. I cut and sewed my first fat quarter quilt today and had to idea how to finish it. This is perfect! P.S. it's a quilt for the kitties.

Thank you!

Excellent demonstration! Could not have explained a 'how to DYI ' any better than you did! Thank you for your time.

Thank you so much, I was looking for a tutorial like that 😍! And I love how you emphasize on safety ;)

Love this! Can you repeat where you got the bolt of muslin? There seems to be a blip in the audio. Thanks!

Thank you so much! I'm going to attempt my first poster-sized piece and pre-made frames are just a bit much for me now. This really helps. BTW, I love how you stress eye safety.

Awww much better thank you

Great video but music was horrible & way to loud

So helpful. Thank you so much. You saved my quilting experience!!

Lol..glad to know there is someone having as much fun with my sewing ourselves to our beautiful quilts!! Beautiful!! Can't wait to see more!!

Thank you so much for this video! My quilt looks amazing!!!