Lol I was waiting for you to bounce the pins off the mat in the way that the magnetic pin holder would catch it 😊. Absolutely great tutorial. Thank you so very much ! ❤
I've watched a few tutorials regarding the kaleidoscope stack and whack but this is the only one that actually goes to the trouble of showing how to join the rows together. Thank you for being so detailed as always.
My first kaleidoscope quilt was made with six panels. It took out the stress of cutting this sections I could just stack them up pin then clean up the edge and go.
This is the Creative Grids Self-Healing Rotating Cutting Mat. Here is a link to shop on our website: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p152218/creative-grids-self-healing-rotating-cutting-mat-14-x-14-cgrmatr14 Hope this can help and thanks for your comment! - Abby
Why would we not want to pre-wash the fabric and do you ever recommend to pre-wash? This can be confusing as to when to pre-wash and not pre-wash. Thanks!
Hi pphpolishpottery - That is a great point. For this project specifically, you won't want to wash the fabrics prior to project creation because due to possible fabric distortion - you'll want to ensure that all of your fabrics are completely lined up for this project. At Shabby, we do not typically wash our fabrics prior to project creation, but some people do prefer it, so it's a personal choice. Hope this makes sense :) -Michelle
Hi Sandra - The term "Stack-n-Whack" is actually copyrighted, and quilts associated with that term tend to highlight the blocks, while this Kaleidoscope block quilt just uses the main fabric for the entirety, with no additional sashing or negative space. This could quilt could also be described as a "one-block-wonder". Hope this makes sense :) -Michelle
Jen does the best tutorials! Ive learned so much about quilting from her! Basically HOW to quilt!!!
That is great to hear! Happy that you enjoy our tutorials and that they can help you! Thank you for your support and comment! - Abby
I have always been fascinated with kaleidescope quilts, so your tutorial was helpful. I see this as someone's opus.
They are truly stunning quilts! Happy that you love it and we appreciate your support and comment! - Abby
Lol I was waiting for you to bounce the pins off the mat in the way that the magnetic pin holder would catch it 😊. Absolutely great tutorial. Thank you so very much ! ❤
That magnetic pin caddy is amazing! Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and we appreciate your support and comment! ❤️😊 - Abby
Wow! That is one stunning quilt! Thank you for always having great tutorials and the best ideas.
Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and project! It is stunning indeed! Thank you for your support and comment! - Abby
Beautiful quilt for the holidays!! Would love to do this one!! ❤
Such a perfect quilt for the holidays! You would have a lot of fun with this one! Thanks for your comment! ❤️ - Abby
This is quite lovely. It even looks like I can make it for the holidays.
This quilt is perfect for the holidays! Beautiful indeed and we appreciate your support and comment! - Abby
❤I haven’t tried a kaleidoscope quilt before and this is so beautiful I am going to try this🎉
Such a fun and stunning quilt! Happy that you love it and you will have a lot of fun! Thanks for your comment! ❤️ - Abby
I've watched a few tutorials regarding the kaleidoscope stack and whack but this is the only one that actually goes to the trouble of showing how to join the rows together.
Thank you for being so detailed as always.
You are welcome! Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and that it has helped you! We appreciate your support and comment! - Abby
What is the difference between the two quilts (process, etc)? Thank you🤔🫶
Absolutely beautiful!♥️🧵
We can agree with you! Happy that you love this quilt! Thanks for your comment! ❤️ - Abby
This is so beautiful.
We can agree with you! Such a stunning quilt! Happy that you love it and thanks for your comment! - Abby
Outstanding!!
Happy that you love this quilt! It is beautiful! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
Beautiful
Beautiful is right! Happy that you love this project and thanks for your comment! - Abby
Hermoso trabajo felicitaciones 👏👏
¡Me alegro de que te guste este proyecto! ¡Es tan hermoso! ¡Gracias por tu comentario! 😊 - Abby
You are so amazing, thank you so very much.
🥰🤩🥰 -Michelle
Thank you for sharing. ❤
You are welcome! We appreciate your support and comment! ❤️ - Abby
So beautiful 😍
Beautiful is right! Happy that you love this quilt! Thanks for your support and comment! 🥰 - Abby
Stunning
Stunning is right! Happy that you love it! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
This is a lovely quilt. =^^=
It really is! Happy that you love it and we appreciate your support and comment! 😊 - Abby
My first kaleidoscope quilt was made with six panels. It took out the stress of cutting this sections I could just stack them up pin then clean up the edge and go.
That is really awesome! Happy that you enjoyed making the kaleidoscope quilt! Thank you for your support and comment! - Abby
@@ShabbyFabrics the tip about cutting the points off is wonderful and I will remember it!!👍🏻❤️
What is your spinning mat/ cutting mat?
This is the Creative Grids Self-Healing Rotating Cutting Mat. Here is a link to shop on our website: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p152218/creative-grids-self-healing-rotating-cutting-mat-14-x-14-cgrmatr14 Hope this can help and thanks for your comment! - Abby
Why would we not want to pre-wash the fabric and do you ever recommend to pre-wash? This can be confusing as to when to pre-wash and not pre-wash. Thanks!
Hi pphpolishpottery - That is a great point. For this project specifically, you won't want to wash the fabrics prior to project creation because due to possible fabric distortion - you'll want to ensure that all of your fabrics are completely lined up for this project. At Shabby, we do not typically wash our fabrics prior to project creation, but some people do prefer it, so it's a personal choice. Hope this makes sense :) -Michelle
Put washi tape on the line on your ruler that you are going to cut from. There will be no mistakes that way.
We appreciate your suggestion and support! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
May I ask a question, PLEASE? What is the difference between the “kaleidoscope” and a “Stack and Whack?” Thank you🤔🫶
Hi Sandra - The term "Stack-n-Whack" is actually copyrighted, and quilts associated with that term tend to highlight the blocks, while this Kaleidoscope block quilt just uses the main fabric for the entirety, with no additional sashing or negative space. This could quilt could also be described as a "one-block-wonder". Hope this makes sense :) -Michelle