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Love this pattern. Thanks‼️

Love it! Thank you for showing how easy it is to get together

Beautiful

I can imagine my grandmother making this quilt. And, quilting by hand. Her frame was above the bed, and lowered it by pulley ropes.

I love it! The colors are just right. Lovely quilt.

Such a pretty quilt. I think I may need this pattern.

Great quilt !!! Love the rose block and the floating heart in the sashing is absolutely stunning. Great job

It's really stunning! Thank you for the pattern and tutorial! It's now officially on my to-do list!

It’s so pretty reminds me of a rose bud fabric 💞👏🏼💞

Very nice pattern. My mother loved her roses.

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Beautiful quilt block! (And your pups are in coma mode!? It must not be dinner time. LOL)

I LOVE IT! I love how the buds spin and the hearts in the sashing! FYI: one point of housekeeping, pattern info on the website says “8 blocks”, not “16 blocks”.

You knocked this one out of the park Miss Micheline. Simply adorable. I purchased 2 patterns because I just know my girlfriend is going to fall in love with this one as well. 😌😌 great tutorial too. Your sashing just sets the whole quilt off. Thanks for a terrific new project to start.

Beautiful quilt.❤

Absolutely Beauriful Quilt!! And great tutorial. Thank you for sharing!! ❤

Great tutorial! I went right over and bought that fabulous pattern! The floating heart sashing and precious buds just made me have to have it!!

Beautiful quilt. Well done tutorial. Just bought your pattern.

I absolutely love this quilt

I am thoroughly enjoying your YT Channel. The wotk uou fo is stunning! Is it possible for you to stand aside from the finished quilts so the entire repaired & quilted results can be seen? I am grateful you are able to hang the very long quilts. Great patience to complete this order. CONGRATULATIONS!!! Beautiful job!!! As I had begun my hand quilting hobby, I was commissioned to hand quilt a one hundred seven year old quilt top, with repairs as needed. 3 generations had worked on it. There was shirting, lacy bits, velvet bits, and cotton bits and definitely flour sack cloth in the 1" or 2" squares. My payment was a hand sawn quilt frame, adjustable from twin to king, stained in Mahogany. It matched my 40 year old upright piano I had that was in our family. All I had to do was attach the center of the top edge to the center of the leader denim cloth. At that time, I had a Church pew, one smaller one, coincidentally the same size as the quilt frame, and I loved sitting on it, sliding over to the next area. The only difficulty I encountered was when I had to stop sliding over because one of my two cats decided it was her spot to sleep on the pew. So, I stopped quilting and completed another household chore. Fond, soulful memories. We each loved our finished products, and 35 years later, I still have the personalized quilt fram

The dog!

Such a beautiful quilt 🌹

Beware: moisture from pressing can affect the wood of the sideboard on the partner's desk. Maybe use a piece of a tablecloth with flannel on the back, to reflect/deflect the moisture.

Great, quick patterns!

Hello. As I live in Australia and our exchange rate is not terrific, the cost of fabric per metre can be $28-$30 p/m. Precuts are around the $80 mark.😢

Came here to see the info about thermal printing. Returning again and again for the doggoes.

This is such a beautiful quilt. I enjoyed your video and how you made it all come together! Perfect place to display it!

Hi, what a beautiful block. I love traditional and antique also. That is one of my favorites and one day I hope to make this one. Thank you for sharing.

Beautiful Job!😊

I have one just like the one you appliquéd from my grandma. I have lots of repairs to make and will finish it just like you did. Ty so much!

This quilt is gorgeous. Are you going to repair it or only store it?

Very nice

The pattern is ocean waves. Bountifully Quilt

Beautiful!

I’m blessed without realizing it. I haven’t been a quilter long but I can look at a quilt and instantly pick the sewing pattern out.

Very nice

Thank you

Wonder the name of tgat block? I've seen 3 other antique quilts that were made this way. Beautiful

Love this wall hanging and of course the Laundry Basket quilt fabric. She one of my favorite fabric designers. Thanks for sharing this project with us. 💕

Michellene, firstly, did I spell your name correctly? I love your recreation of this antique quilt. So beautiful, thanks for sharing with us! -Tamara

Such a beautiful old quilt and your re creation block is so pretty

This version of the reproduction of the beautiful find of a square-in-a-square, on point antique quilt was very nicely presented to us. It was beautifully explained and with great close up shots during the sewing, with detailed voiced thinking of color choices & placement, for us, many thanks! Really? Nailed it in place? Ummm. Couldn't you have used a clamp style hanger, or 2-3 of the wooden clamp style with a marble inbetween the 2 wooden pieces, so only 3 holes in the wall? Ouch, is what I felt as you nailed it in place.

That turned out so pretty and you found the perfect spot for it. Makes your space look happy. That old quilt was a wonderful find. Thanks for breaking it down for us. Have a blessed week.

I used to have a partner's desk, myself .mom bought it from a railroad station that was closing in Dayton, Ohio in the late 1960's. I had to part with during a change of life situation. I do miss it, terribly. It broke my heart to donate it.

Thank you for initially breaking down this quilt block. It was fun to see where the parts are! What a great find! I think repairing a scrappy quilt may be a little easier for finding the "new" fabrics for completion.

It's a beautiful block. Both quilts were beautfiul. You did a great job!

I love, love, love your line drawing of the first section of the first round next to the center square!

Hi, I’m a accomplished quilter with a BIG problem with DOG HAIR! I notice that you have two large pups sleeping in the background of your video. I have a indoor/outdoor, 6 year old large German Shepherd (German SHEDDER!) (Ugh! Add the only way I have to heat my house…a wood stove) I’ve adjusted my fabric storage to having everything wrapped up in clear plastic bags on the shelf. Do you have any tips for keeping our valuable sewing tools and supplies clear of dog hair? I love my buddy so he is always with me in my very small bungalow on the Northern California coast. Living on the coast in the rain forest of California 60-90 inches of rain a year, lends to lots of humidity in my house so I’m constantly fighting mud, mold, dog hair and wood stove dust. Do you see my problem!? LOL. I vacuum daily, my daughter says to get a rumba but my 800 square foot house is just too small. I’ve put the moisture powders around my house which work really well . I have him groomed but the hair never stops! Just looking for maybe some tips that I might not have tried

Thank you for the pattern and giving life to antique quilts❤

Beautiful ! I don't think I'll could make it. Just awesome. ❤🎉