good idea. I had a pile of 5' squares cut ,also rolls of 2 1/2', and 3 1/2 '' . was going to get rid of them . they were put away never planning to use again. I was surfing the web site for quilt patterns . now I almost have a quilt top done. thank you for this project. on the corners and squares.like the saying goes :don't throw away anything it will sure to come in later. thanks and keep up the good work online. you explain very well,
Thank you, it is a beautiful technique! It is wonderful to pass things down! I hope I can learn this, and pass it down to my daughter, as well! My grandmother, in Europe/Greece would use these old fashioned wooden machine, and she would weave wool blankets for her family! I never learned to do this, and I am not sure what these old fashioned wooden machines were called! But, I would love to be able to teach my daughter quilting some day! Hopefully, I can master it enough on my own! Thanks again!
I always see advice on pressing quilt pieces as opposed to ironing to prevent stretching the fabric, but you always iron and have no problem. Is there a trick you use to achieve your perfect pieces?
good idea. I had a pile of 5' squares cut ,also rolls of 2 1/2', and 3 1/2 '' . was going to get rid of them . they were put away never planning to use again. I was surfing the web site for quilt patterns . now I almost have a quilt top done. thank you for this project. on the corners and squares.like the saying goes :don't throw away anything it will sure to come in later. thanks and keep up the good work online. you explain very well,
That quilt is beautiful thanks for sharing
Excellent! You've done it again - a gorgeous quilt from 5" squares. Thanks so much.
Lovely idea, as you say it wouldn't matter what you put on it looks great!!!! Thank you very much
Love your teaching videos. Thanks for sharing
Thank you, it is a beautiful technique! It is wonderful to pass things down! I hope I can learn this, and pass it down to my daughter, as well! My grandmother, in Europe/Greece would use these old fashioned wooden machine, and she would weave wool blankets for her family! I never learned to do this, and I am not sure what these old fashioned wooden machines were called! But, I would love to be able to teach my daughter quilting some day! Hopefully, I can master it enough on my own! Thanks again!
I have 2 sewing machines that I use most of the time, plus a couple of others that don't get used so often!
Thank you, look forward to seeing what you make with it!
I like how you designed this pattern! How many sewing machines do you have Claire?
I always see advice on pressing quilt pieces as opposed to ironing to prevent stretching the fabric, but you always iron and have no problem. Is there a trick you use to achieve your perfect pieces?
Love this - any ideas what to do with all the little triangles I have cut off my 5inch squares?
Tom Zappa's, Have you tried crumb quilting?
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this is beautiful love it thank you.
le mando mi agradecimiento desde Chile :)
Wont steam distort the shape