I made this quilt and it turned out beautiful for my first one. Now onto quilt number 3. Thanks for your wonderful easy to follow tutorials. Enjoy watching them all..
thanks so much for this! The quilt is adorable and a little one would love the bright colors. I have become a more confident fabric cutter since using this grab bar that you use- thanks for being such a great teacher!
Great tutorial. Thank you so much for showing me this........I'm definitely going to have a try at this block, it's lovely. It would look good in Pastels I think.
So how would you get the different colors in the differing blocks? Is there a jellyroll that changes color? I have made this pattern twice and I could not get my squares at 8 and a 1/2 inches
Thanks for the pattern and the tutorial. I had at one time a subscription to several boxes, and got those 10inch squares, but just didn't have a good idea how to use them , except for all one piece.I like this , reminds me of a puzzle... so thanks for the lesson...
Great tutorial and cute pattern. I have trouble getting past that cutter that you are using. I think I’ll use this for the new baby quilt I need to make!
Thanks for another great tutorial. I'm sure it could have been made with jelly roll strips but possibly there wasn't one available when you did the tute or that fabric doesn't come in a jelly roll. Plus, I like your reason for using the squares--you get all those colors without having to buy a lot of fabric. Always enjoy seeing what new ideas you have.
You can just use 5x5 inch squares and then put a solid on top of a print, then sew on both sides, opposite ends, then cut between the parts not sewn. You get the same thing, Then flip and match up to form the design then sew the blocks together.
yep, JD @ MSQC did just that. However I would prefer to do the rolie polie as RB calls her strips. you can get a huge quilt out of those strips. and they are already 2.5"
Thanks for another great tutorial Terry, wonderful clear instructions. I'm always looking for new baby quilt patterns for our guilds community service program, sewing for the Hospital for Sick Children, and this one is adorable. Thanks again.
Thank you for showing this way of working. I'm just starting and am trying to watch as much as I can. I like what you said about why you use the 10" stack. The colors are wonderful. I'd love to get that stack. Also, cool use of the shower grab bar. Never would have thought of that. I subbed and thumbs up'd. :-)
soooo cute... me too on the 2 1/2 in strips... either a jelly roll or my 2 1/2 in scrap box and make it scrappy and probable about 3 yrds of background fabic or a a solid jelly roll
Zi love the look of this quilt, but I would probably use a jelly toll... Today, I'm using a Basically Patric charm pack...brights...and a Bella solid white charm lack to make these blocks... It will be another Project ?Linus quilt... Thanks for your videos.. I always enjoy them.
The cutter is a custom design that we have patented. We should have it available in December if everything goes as planned. It will be available through our website JunctionFabric.com
I'd love to know where you got your handle for your ruler, and the cutter. It looks like it might be handy for someone who doesn't have a lot of strength in their hands.
A lovely looking well designed quilt. Thanks Terry. What kind of white fabric would go well with these 10" squares? I assume a similar cotton, but am new to making a quilt, so not sure what would wash well once it is made. Would you use wadding between the top layer and backing? There is some question here in England of what is best for a baby because of the heat that's involved. Inspirational video, and I intend to follow you for more instructions.
Judith Etheridge I would use a tone on tone white to give it some texture. I would also use batting between the layers. It is a dense, thin polyester batting in our baby quilts. Thank you for watching.
It is our own design. I have really bad arthritis and this really helps. Here is a link to check them out. www.junctionfabric.com/shop/Notions/p/Rotary-Palm-Cutter-x9591429.htm
It is our own design. We call it a "Rotary Palm Cutter" here is a link to our website to check it out. www.junctionfabric.com/shop/Notions/p/Rotary-Palm-Cutter-x9591429.htm Thank you.
It is our own design on a rotary cutter. It was designed so you do not have to use any grip strength or hold it by your fingers. Here is a link to check them out. www.junctionfabric.com/shop/Notions/p/Rotary-Palm-Cutter-x9591429.htm
When your squares have a zig zagged edge, do you consider the zig zag as part of the square, or extra to leave hanging over the edge? Does that make sense? lol
Love your nails... Question... don't have a 10" pack right now, but I do have several jelly rolls.... including white. Can this pattern be converted from 10" sqs to the 2 1/2" strips...
I have several sets of fabric in pairs that I bought to go together, but they really match nothing else... this is going to be a "try it out" quilt with one of the sets of that fabric! *should look amazing*
Pretty nails! Good tutorial. Is there a way to hold the finished quilt up and film it fo say 6 to 10 seconds so I can admire it? I only see a portion and would like to see it in its entirity. Thanks!
I made this quilt and it turned out beautiful for my first one. Now onto quilt number 3. Thanks for your wonderful easy to follow tutorials. Enjoy watching them all..
Tracy Brewer Your welcome.
Such an easy pattern to make charity quilts for kids. Thanks.
Oh my that ruler is sliding all over! Cute design and nicely quilted!
This is a quilt I would be interested in doing. Very colorful and simply easy.
Love that quilt, and I have so many 10" squares. Thank you.I would love to come see your shop.
Any time!
Thank you for the pattern, I am relatively new to quilting and your tutorial made me feel 'I can do this' thanks again UK
Happy to assist and motivate!
What a beautiful babyblanket! 😊
Thank you! 😊
You read my mind that I needed a pattern for a co-workers new baby. This will be great.
Excellent!
Thanks for this! A great pattern for this fabric.
thanks so much for this! The quilt is adorable and a little one would love the bright colors. I have become a more confident fabric cutter since using this grab bar that you use- thanks for being such a great teacher!
Great tutorial. Thank you so much for showing me this........I'm definitely going to have a try at this block, it's lovely. It would look good in Pastels I think.
Thank you. I'm going to make this quilt. Your a good teacher.
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for the video. Very neat and organised way of working! 👌🏻👌
Glad you liked it!
Yes, I agree! Seems to make more sense to use jelly rolls rather than 10 inch squares. I love the pattern and video, excellent tutorial!
Thank you for watching!
So how would you get the different colors in the differing blocks? Is there a jellyroll that changes color? I have made this pattern twice and I could not get my squares at 8 and a 1/2 inches
Thanks for the pattern and the tutorial. I had at one time a subscription to several boxes, and got those 10inch squares, but just didn't have a good idea how to use them , except for all one piece.I like this , reminds me of a puzzle... so thanks for the lesson...
You're welcome.
Great tutorial and cute pattern. I have trouble getting past that cutter that you are using. I think I’ll use this for the new baby quilt I need to make!
Excellent!
Such a pretty quilt and you made it look so easy. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome:)
Thanks for another great tutorial. I'm sure it could have been made with jelly roll strips but possibly there wasn't one available when you did the tute or that fabric doesn't come in a jelly roll. Plus, I like your reason for using the squares--you get all those colors without having to buy a lot of fabric. Always enjoy seeing what new ideas you have.
I do not know if the fabrics were made into a jelly roll. A jelly roll will absolutely work for this technique. Thank you for watching.
@@Junctionfabric It’s good to have the option of using either a jelly roll or a layer cake. Great tutorial; thanks!
This would make a nice bright baby quilt! Very pretty! Im new to quilting!
Excellent, welcome to the quilting world.
@@Junctionfabric
Thank you!
You can just use 5x5 inch squares and then put a solid on top of a print, then sew on both sides, opposite ends, then cut between the parts not sewn. You get the same thing, Then flip and match up to form the design then sew the blocks together.
yep, JD @ MSQC did just that. However I would prefer to do the rolie polie as RB calls her strips. you can get a huge quilt out of those strips. and they are already 2.5"
Joyce Weaver Excellent ideas. Thank you.
Joyce Weaver Huh??
Joyce Weaver I just saw this and do not quite understand what you mean. Can you explain it?
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Just found you on TH-cam. Came by your shop for 2016 and bought a row by row.
Excellent!!
Thanks for another great tutorial Terry, wonderful clear instructions. I'm always looking for new baby quilt patterns for our guilds community service program, sewing for the Hospital for Sick Children, and this one is adorable. Thanks again.
Saw you at the Hill City show several times in the past..This is so cute.
Thank you.
I really like your videos. You do such a nice job because you speak clearly and are easy to follow. And your hands are beautiful.
Thank you:)
Thank you for showing this way of working. I'm just starting and am trying to watch as much as I can. I like what you said about why you use the 10" stack. The colors are wonderful. I'd love to get that stack. Also, cool use of the shower grab bar. Never would have thought of that. I subbed and thumbs up'd. :-)
We're happy you liked it. If you need one of these tools, we have them for sale on our website: www.junctionfabric.com Thanks for watching!
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small footprint where can I get that dot fabric ?I looked everywhere
soooo cute... me too on the 2 1/2 in strips... either a jelly roll or my 2 1/2 in scrap box and make it scrappy and probable about 3 yrds of background fabic or a a solid jelly roll
Either way will work wonderful.
I think I want to use some of the fat quarters that I have in surplus from making masks. I can get 4-5" squares and 2-10" squares. Thanks you.
Zi love the look of this quilt, but I would probably use a jelly toll... Today, I'm using a Basically Patric charm pack...brights...and a Bella solid white charm lack to make these blocks... It will be another Project ?Linus quilt...
Thanks for your videos.. I always enjoy them.
+Sandy Grogg You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
+junctionfabric.com you are do welcome.. Oh yes... That quilt is adorable...
Good video. I am a new sub. I look forward to following your instructions
Thank you.
Beautiful quilt!!
Thank you.
This was a nice tutorial. Would it had been any different if you had cut all at 5 " instead of 4 1/2"? I don't like waste.
The cutter is a custom design that we have patented. We should have it available in December if everything goes as planned. It will be available through our website JunctionFabric.com
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Very nice quilt.
Adorable and happy.
i love sewing it's my life
I appreciate using the 10” pack though. Jelly roll patterns are plentiful but you don’t see as many 10” sq patterns. Great tutorial
Thank you.
Where do I get a rotary cutter like you are using?
I'd love to know where you got your handle for your ruler, and the cutter. It looks like it might be handy for someone who doesn't have a lot of strength in their hands.
Its called a Gypsy Gripper and here is a link to check it out. www.junctionfabric.com/shop/Notions/p/The-Original-Gypsy-Gripper-x10484406.htm
A lovely looking well designed quilt. Thanks Terry. What kind of white fabric would go well with these 10" squares? I assume a similar cotton, but am new to making a quilt, so not sure what would wash well once it is made. Would you use wadding between the top layer and backing? There is some question here in England of what is best for a baby because of the heat that's involved. Inspirational video, and I intend to follow you for more instructions.
Judith Etheridge I would use a tone on tone white to give it some texture. I would also use batting between the layers. It is a dense, thin polyester batting in our baby quilts. Thank you for watching.
Thanks for your reply. Will try your suggestion. Best wishes, Judy
Where did you get your rotary cutter? I don't see it listed below.
It is our own design. Here is a link to check them out. www.junctionfabric.com/shop/Notions/p/Rotary-Palm-Cutter-x9591429.htm
Please tell me about your rotary cutter.
I have hand issues and think this would be useful
It is our own design. I have really bad arthritis and this really helps. Here is a link to check them out. www.junctionfabric.com/shop/Notions/p/Rotary-Palm-Cutter-x9591429.htm
I have never seen the rotary cutter strapped on the hand. Would love to know what it is called, where can I get it and how much is it??
It is our own design. We call it a "Rotary Palm Cutter" here is a link to our website to check it out. www.junctionfabric.com/shop/Notions/p/Rotary-Palm-Cutter-x9591429.htm Thank you.
@@Junctionfabric I just ordered it as well as two panels on another order. combine them if you can. Thanks
I would use 2 1/2 strips sew them together and then cut to 4 1/2 squares. Seems like using 10 square you waste fabric. Just my idea.
That is an excellent option but sometimes the 10 inch blocks are whats is available.
Very nice. I could not download the pattern though.😢
I'm just seeing this video. Nicely done. I don't understand why you didn't use a 2 1/2" roll instead of a layer cake. That's what I am going to use.
where do you get the hand rotary cutter
Hi Robin,
Terry invented the Palm Cutter in our store. You can see it here: www.junctionfabric.com/shop/c/p/Rotary-Palm-Cutter-x9591429.htm
What is the hand rotary cutter that you use? That is really unique.
We have a patent on the cutter and in the process of having them
manufactured. We will keep you posted when it becomes available.
Very pretty work. Thanks.
You're welcome.
I like your video,how can I find the fabric cutter.
Here is a link to check them out. www.junctionfabric.com/shop/Notions/p/Rotary-Palm-Cutter-x9591429.htm
I love the quilted swirls on this quilt...Was it long-arm quilted? If so, what is the particular pattern name?
Lynnette McKinley The pattern is by Ann Bright and it is called Poplids.
Love that block
+Cheryl Smith Thank you.
What kind of cutter is that? I have ms and can no longer use my rotary cutter
It is our own design on a rotary cutter. It was designed so you do not have to use any grip strength or hold it by your fingers. Here is a link to check them out. www.junctionfabric.com/shop/Notions/p/Rotary-Palm-Cutter-x9591429.htm
When your squares have a zig zagged edge, do you consider the zig zag as part of the square, or extra to leave hanging over the edge? Does that make sense? lol
You don't want to leave extra, but you do want it as close to the edge as possible. If that doesn't answer your question, please try again! :)
I count it in with my 1/4 in seam.
Love your nails...
Question... don't have a 10" pack right now, but I do have several jelly rolls.... including white. Can this pattern be converted from 10" sqs to the 2 1/2" strips...
susan chase Yes, just sew your strips together. Then cut into 5"squares.
junctionfabric.com ... T.Y.
This is a great idea.
Thank you!
Cute but I would use Jelly Rolls for this - would be so much quicker.
Joanne Cimo C
I was thinking same thing. Faster and "extra" if you were to cut a piece crooked or something.
Joanne Cimo I agree with you about using 2 1/2” strips so you wouldn’t have any waste.
I have several sets of fabric in pairs that I bought to go together, but they really match nothing else... this is going to be a "try it out" quilt with one of the sets of that fabric! *should look amazing*
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Pretty nails! Good tutorial. Is there a way to hold the finished quilt up and film it fo say 6 to 10 seconds so I can admire it? I only see a portion and would like to see it in its entirity. Thanks!
Hate the nails scratching on the mat, gives me goose pimples, darn, they look great!
Love this
Thank you
How did you find the fabric to match the ten inch block so that the border is the same as one of the ten inch blocks?
knittabitta The fabric comes from Riley Blake. We carry some in the store. Call us at 605-347-2235 If you would like to order.
Great tutorial, thanks
+Monica Haigh Thanks for watching!
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Fabulous
Thanks
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Why don’t you just do a strip set
You absolutely can but sometimes it's nice to have a variety of ways to use the precuts that the local store offers.