I love how you call your creative quilts "pattern less projects". I never use patterns, just wing it and have being winging it 55 years. This is a very beautiful project.
Thank you! Yeah, I think some people het stuck on the patterns and the rules and the precision when it comes to quilting. No patterns sounds like a great expression for freedom and creativity 😁
What a lot of FUN you are!!! Oh my gosh, this will be the perfect project to do with my granddaughters! I love your smile, cheerfulness and the little video clips you include re: birds outside, your doggie etc… Bravo! Bless you
Sandy you hit the jackpot. I love watercolors. I have had the Moscow Idaho quilters book for about 15 years. 3 years ago I started a hexie quilt top . It is in my drawer to add borders it was done in watercolor style and took over 2 years to sew. I did not fussy cut. Turning the squares over makes for good blending. My squares were sewn together and I love it. I am not crazy about the zigzag. I feel like it distracts from the beautiful picture. Wonderful job. Yes it is less complicated then it looks. Glad you took us along on your journey. TY
Raw edge applique. My Mom did this with my niece's Two Lip flower quilt. First, she machine sewed straight stitch (white thread) around the 3 flower pieces. Then with 6 strand (black) embroidery floss, she blanket stitched over the white thread. My niece was 3 years old and my Mom wanted the Big Girl (twin size) quilt to last. She's 43 now and her 25 year old daughter has it.
Love you sharing your discovery and completion of this project and it turned out adorable. Love the tip of turning around fabrics to get a lighter shade too. I love doing that! It makes existing fabrics more versatile. So cute!
Loved this quilt idea. I have been looking for this type of quilting for a while now. Also, love your upbeat, fun and loving personality! I subscribed and will enjoy! Watching from Arizona, USA
"... I just keep making life harder and harder for myself ...." 😮😢😅 . I love your project and it's doable (i got too much fabric too) .... maybe one day. The black bird accent was genius!
You look at fabric and you see potential beauty. I look at fabric and I get cramps. I need a pattern, a list of material, and step-by-step directions. The watercolor came together creatively and I love how the bird’s branch looked like a branch. It was rough instead of smooth. Well done! 🤩🤩🤩
Beautiful quilt! I'm in the process of making a Monet style watercolor as well. I got several colors of painterly petals fabric and cut them in 2.5" squares. I'm hand sewing them all together though. It's turning out great.
Oh wow Sandy, you have excelled yourself!! It's beautiful. I want to make one too. I have an idea to make mini quilts and display them in my sewing room but so far I haven't made any mini quilts. This just may be THE ONE. Loved this video. Thanks very much Sandy.
Re cutting the squares. As you have fabric you can not use, cut the fabric bigger than you need. That gives you room to use a square ruler and a rotary blade. Thanks for this idea.
I love it! Well done video, excellent tutorial. Presented in an engaging way. It looks easy to do and easy to follow. You could “fussy cut” squares as you are processing your scraps. I am inspired. Thank you.
I like how where she placed the bird the little cat squares which she said was her favorite looks like it’s looking right up at the bird perfect placement
Ohhh cette vidéo m’a fait craqué !!!! ❤ j’ai réalisé un watercolor quilt mais je n’arrive pas à vous mentionner sur Instagram 😢 Merci pour toute cette inspiration !!!
This is beautiful and a great idea. I am really bad at cutting out fabric pieces, especially if they have to match in size. I just don't have the needed patience. So I usually buy pre-cut fabric squares and pieces (including the small size you used for this project). I'm going to give this watercolor quilting a try. BTW your zigzag looks great. I clearly need to upgrade my sewing machine to get a better zigzag stitch :-)
Very pretty. Is looks like a very easy task but i wonder how long it took you to complete it. Yup! You're right, i always overthink and finally scrap my ideas and don't start!😂
Wait, it’s not as complicated as I thought? And can use up the tiny scraps I hold on to because pretty? And the waste can easily be mixed into stuffing? And it’s organic/free form? 🥰😍🤩🥳
I took the day off from my job to get some things done around the house. Now I want to forget about that and do a watercolor quilt instead! Which should I do???
You should play with Ten Sisters grid (multiple sizes) and their pattern books. No glue needed, just an iron when you have your pattern the way you want it.
Can this be washed multiple times and still hold up well since there aren't any stitches around the bird and branch? I have a similar project coming up and would love to know! Ty
Hi. It's called batting and it can be anything that creates height. But.you can also make quilts without it, like the Victorian crazy quilts. Traditionally a quilt is made of the top, the batting in the middle and a backing fabric. I like to call that the quilt Sandwich. And we bind the 3 layers together by sewing the 3 layers together, which is what we call quilting. Then there's the binding that's the strip around the quilt that essentially closes the quilt. Hope that helps, have a great weekend!
Crumb quilt those leftover fussy-cuts. NO GUILT to cut bits out of "perfectly good cloth". Make two fabulous quilts and have no useless bits at the end. ))))
Yes, but it would have to be a bigger surface to make the subtle wash. I picked smaller squares to have room to change the values without it being too obvious.
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And guys... How incredibly dreamy is this quilt???
Beautiful
This link led me somewhere weird.
@@carolentringer8836 hi. I just clicked and it led me to June's Journey Google play install page. What does it show you?
I love how you call your creative quilts "pattern less projects". I never use patterns, just wing it and have being winging it 55 years. This is a very beautiful project.
Thank you! Yeah, I think some people het stuck on the patterns and the rules and the precision when it comes to quilting. No patterns sounds like a great expression for freedom and creativity 😁
So impressive.. Love it when people do their own thing...
Me too 🥰
What a lot of FUN you are!!! Oh my gosh, this will be the perfect project to do with my granddaughters! I love your smile, cheerfulness and the little video clips you include re: birds outside, your doggie etc… Bravo! Bless you
Thank you so much! I hope you both have a lot of fun! Happy sewing 😁
Sandy you hit the jackpot. I love watercolors. I have had the Moscow Idaho quilters book for about 15 years. 3 years ago I started a hexie quilt top . It is in my drawer to add borders it was done in watercolor style and took over 2 years to sew. I did not fussy cut. Turning the squares over makes for good blending. My squares were sewn together and I love it. I am not crazy about the zigzag. I feel like it distracts from the beautiful picture. Wonderful job. Yes it is less complicated then it looks. Glad you took us along on your journey. TY
Hi. Thank you 😊 that sounds like a lot of fun
Oh my....I do love to watercolor....have been painting quilt blocks in watercolor just for fun...BUT NOW I MUST USE YOUR WONDERFUL TECHNIQUE
@@xhoxolatequilts absolutely! You'll love it 😁
Hey from Boise!
I haven’t heard of watercolor quilts. I will check them out! Your creation is beautiful!
thank you 😀
Love using the zigzag stitch. Plus the cat looking up to the bird. Great job!
Me too! Zigzag always looks so cool. Thank you 😊
Raw edge applique. My Mom did this with my niece's Two Lip flower quilt. First, she machine sewed straight stitch (white thread) around the 3 flower pieces. Then with 6 strand (black) embroidery floss, she blanket stitched over the white thread. My niece was 3 years old and my Mom wanted the Big Girl (twin size) quilt to last. She's 43 now and her 25 year old daughter has it.
That's so wonderful 🥰
I love all of your quilts.... and ideas... I love watching all of your tutorials ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much! 😁
I love that you created this without a kit. Looks so lovely.
Thank you 😊
You made that binding look easier than any I've ever seen. Great vid. So inspiring. Amazing outcome.
Great, my job here is done then 😁
Love you sharing your discovery and completion of this project and it turned out adorable. Love the tip of turning around fabrics to get a lighter shade too. I love doing that! It makes existing fabrics more versatile. So cute!
Thank you 🥰 that's so true!
I ❤ this! Thanks for sharing with us! The bird looks like it's floating over the background- like it's 3 dimensional!
Thank you, it was so much fun to make!
Really cute watercolor quilt!! I actually think I could even do this!! Thank you 🎉🎉🎉
You absolutely can! Happy sewing
Loved this quilt idea. I have been looking for this type of quilting for a while now. Also, love your upbeat, fun and loving personality! I subscribed and will enjoy! Watching from Arizona, USA
welcome! Thank you so much, happy sewing!
I had as much fun watching this as you clearly looked like you were having sewing it!
Loved the journey, loved the ending! Perfecto! 🫶
Thank you! I did have a lot of fun 😊
"... I just keep making life harder and harder for myself ...." 😮😢😅 . I love your project and it's doable (i got too much fabric too) .... maybe one day. The black bird accent was genius!
It's such a fun one to make!
Hands down I love this project. I going to try this ! Thank you for sharing ❤
Great! Happy sewing 😁
Beautiful wall hanging! Fun technique!
Thank you 😊
Totally AWESOME..I love your videos.
Thank you 😊
Love your ideas and your sweet smile! You remind me to have fun with my quilt projects! Blessings to you!
Thank you! Happy quilting 😁
Nice composition! Love the placement of both colors and subjects!
Thank you 🥰
You made that look so easy.Loved how it turned out, also I'm with you it just
kills me to chop up fabric like that. Great video!
Thank you, it's such a fun one!
I have wanted to do a watercolor quilt for ages…. Thank you for sharing ❤️
This is your sign to do it hehehe
Beautiful colors! I've always wanted to try a watercolor quilt, but never have. Yours is so pretty. 💕
No time like the present to get started!
You look at fabric and you see potential beauty. I look at fabric and I get cramps. I need a pattern, a list of material, and step-by-step directions.
The watercolor came together creatively and I love how the bird’s branch looked like a branch. It was rough instead of smooth.
Well done! 🤩🤩🤩
I get what you mean but if you start doing scrappy projects without any pattern you'll start to see it too 😁 thank you 🥰
@@seweasybysandy I will definitely give it a try!
This is absolutely beautiful. I’m going to have to try this.. wow!❤
Great! Let me know how it goes!
Beautiful and I really enjoyed your process.
Thank you
That quilt is amazing. I might try to do that myself.
Please do! It's so much fun!
CLEVER AND RELAXING....and you can eat chocolates without anyone seeing any chocolate melties on the beautiful precise squares!!
Beautiful quilt! I'm in the process of making a Monet style watercolor as well. I got several colors of painterly petals fabric and cut them in 2.5" squares. I'm hand sewing them all together though. It's turning out great.
That sounds amazing! I'd love to see it when you're done 😁
@@seweasybysandy thank you Sandy!
@@sjfuquaI’d LOVE to see it!
What a beauty!❤❤❤
Very pretty.
It's so darn cute!!!! You did a great job!
It is! Thank you 🥰
Love how the cat fussy cut is right next to the bird 🐦
Oh wow Sandy, you have excelled yourself!! It's beautiful. I want to make one too. I have an idea to make mini quilts and display them in my sewing room but so far I haven't made any mini quilts. This just may be THE ONE. Loved this video. Thanks very much Sandy.
Yes, this one is definitely going up on my wall too! It's a great mini quilt to make 😁
Re cutting the squares. As you have fabric you can not use, cut the fabric bigger than you need. That gives you room to use a square ruler and a rotary blade. Thanks for this idea.
Sounds great thank you 😊
I enjoy your videos so much! Thank you for sharing them! I am definitely going to make this quilt!
Thank you 😊 you'll love it
Lovely design - and I like that you shared your inspiration 😂❤!!
Thank you 😊
I love this! You did a great job!
Thank you! It was so much fun! 😁
such a pretty quilt; i enjoyed this video and the process involved to make it
Thank you 🥰
Beautiful idea. I love how you and I have some of the same fabrics from you know who 😊 💕
Hehehe. Bonded by fabrics 😄😄😄
I might just try this quilt 😊 great job, beautiful 😍
Thank you 🥰 it was a lot of fun
I really like this! Bravo!
Thank you 🙂
Very cool!!! Love it!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!! ❤
Thank you 🥰
Beautiful!! Great ideas!
Thank you 🥰
I love it! Well done video, excellent tutorial. Presented in an engaging way. It looks easy to do and easy to follow. You could “fussy cut” squares as you are processing your scraps. I am inspired. Thank you.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it 🥰
I like how where she placed the bird the little cat squares which she said was her favorite looks like it’s looking right up at the bird perfect placement
It wasn't on purpose but turned out great 😃
Ohhh cette vidéo m’a fait craqué !!!! ❤ j’ai réalisé un watercolor quilt mais je n’arrive pas à vous mentionner sur Instagram 😢 Merci pour toute cette inspiration !!!
can't wait to see it! 😀
This is beautiful and a great idea. I am really bad at cutting out fabric pieces, especially if they have to match in size. I just don't have the needed patience. So I usually buy pre-cut fabric squares and pieces (including the small size you used for this project). I'm going to give this watercolor quilting a try. BTW your zigzag looks great. I clearly need to upgrade my sewing machine to get a better zigzag stitch :-)
Thank you 😊 that's such a clever idea, cutting fabric is such a hassle!
very pretty Sandy!
Thank you 🥰
WoW! So Easy!
Very pretty. Is looks like a very easy task but i wonder how long it took you to complete it. Yup! You're right, i always overthink and finally scrap my ideas and don't start!😂
Not long at all 1hour tops from cutting the fabrics to finish. Mike the camera man helped with the cutting though 😁
It is so awesome! ❤
Adorable...love it
Beautiful.
Thank you 🥰
Wait, it’s not as complicated as I thought? And can use up the tiny scraps I hold on to because pretty? And the waste can easily be mixed into stuffing? And it’s organic/free form? 🥰😍🤩🥳
Excellent... Pixel perfect
Hehe it is! 😁
I took the day off from my job to get some things done around the house. Now I want to forget about that and do a watercolor quilt instead! Which should I do???
For me a day off from work is to be enjoyed, not replaced with more things to do. Enjoy your off time, do the watercolor quilt, it will be worth it 😁
Thank you 🧵
Very cute
You should play with Ten Sisters grid (multiple sizes) and their pattern books. No glue needed, just an iron when you have your pattern the way you want it.
Yes or designing squares in the heat n bond would work as well 😁
That was fun to watch. I'm not sure how that's got anything to do with Junes Journey though.)
Hi. June's Journey is the sponsor for this video as well as my favourite thing to do at the time hehehe. Have a great weekend!
@@seweasybysandy Oh, ok. Maybe I'll have another look, after I get some much-needed sleep.
Its her sponsor
Am going to challenge myself....to paint a watercolor painting with hearts ❤❤❤THEN do a quilt block with ❤❤❤
That sounds beautiful 😍
good practice for you, with the zigzag...
Yes
I’m new to Heat and Bond. Did you put your squares on the adhesive/shiny side?
Hi. Yes, the other end is a removable protection.
Can this be washed multiple times and still hold up well since there aren't any stitches around the bird and branch? I have a similar project coming up and would love to know! Ty
Hi. The bird was sewn into the quilt, I used an applique stitch.
Ohhhh...so much work , but it's really good looking. How many time do you need.
The part that takes the most time is cutting the squares, from there it's about an hour 😁
What is the stuff that they install to make the quit puffy? What are the different layers of a quilt?
Hi. It's called batting and it can be anything that creates height. But.you can also make quilts without it, like the Victorian crazy quilts. Traditionally a quilt is made of the top, the batting in the middle and a backing fabric. I like to call that the quilt Sandwich. And we bind the 3 layers together by sewing the 3 layers together, which is what we call quilting. Then there's the binding that's the strip around the quilt that essentially closes the quilt. Hope that helps, have a great weekend!
Crumb quilt those leftover fussy-cuts. NO GUILT to cut bits out of "perfectly good cloth". Make two fabulous quilts and have no useless bits at the end. ))))
Love that 🤩
I would have used 3" squares and sewn them together. That way you don't need so much heat and bond.
Yes, but it would have to be a bigger surface to make the subtle wash. I picked smaller squares to have room to change the values without it being too obvious.
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Beautiful.