I've been sewing for 60 years and I've never seen a quilt like that. You are an artist Dave, and a craftsman. As for not buying more fabric - I'm unwillng to do that too.
Jungle! Mount Scrapmore! Brown an green fabric! Big lion! A panel! The process of sewing scraps together! Handquilting! The paradoxon of quilting! Do i have to write more? Always inspirational and creative. Thank you for sharing! 👍👏🙋🏼♀️
I have to laugh when you ask “can I do it” because all of us watching are thinking “of course you can and you will!” Great video and quilt! You’ve taken crumbs to a whole new level.
Love this quilt. Wanna make one like this for my daughter. She loves the wild life theme. And here in Africa, we get lots of these prints and fabrics, so I have lots of crumbs. Thank you for the inspiration! You did an awesome job.
Love the jungle quilt. I have made 22 crumb quilts so far using the Flip and Sew method and utilizing all shapes and sizes and no foundation. You are right...the more you sew, the more scraps you have. Always look forward to your videos and creations. Keep it up.
woah!!! I just watched the Fabric Patch video yesterday, now this, maybe I need to have a go at this type, use up some scraps.... I love your style .... think we all need to be a bit more 'Dave' (some people are a bit too stuck in their old fashioned quilty ways)
I always look forward to Tuesday to see what you are up to. I'm never disappointed. Your crumb quilt is junglelicious. I have a stash of jungle fabric and you have inspired me to make something with it.
I just recently found your channel and I'm so happy!! I love this jungle quilt made with 'Mt Scrapmore'!! And I absolutely love how you take us from start to finish in ONE VIDEO!!! I make a lot of scrap quilts but still my scraps never really seem to dimish! It's just crazy! I have mine separated by colorway... I need to see if I can make a scrap quilt from each color... Oh wow, I just thought of a new scrap quilt while typing this!! LOL!
FINALLY! The jungle quilt was behind you in a couple of vids and we finally got to see the process. I have a small flamingo panel and want to make it into a wall quilt, I think I will try this method. Isn’t it amazing how mt. scrapmore just grows and grows? I recently used mine for a QUEEN sz quilt and it sure didn’t look like I used any of it. Wish I had weighed it, at least then I would know and have that sense of accomplishment. 🤷♀️ So happy it’s Tuesday!💕💗💚😘
Love the adding machine tape, use it often, here is a tip, cut the pieces about 3/4 or 1” wider than the tape, so I can trim it into a strip wider than the tape if u find the tape too skinny, the widest tape I have found is 3”, so I can get at least a 4” strip out of it by extending the fabric behind each side if the rose by a bit, and then cutting 1/4 or 1/2” wider on each side of the tape when I trim it. Food for thought.
One of your best work so far. I love the way you wrestle the big lion. I was waiting for you to post this quilt and how you made it. Always enjoy your videos thank you
Just beautiful! I love scrap quilts and your panels are perfect. What a fun project! More scrap quilts, please! I see you do the adding machine tape a lot and wondered if you ever use old dryer sheets? I do small projects usually, bags and pouches, and I use mainly scrap since my stash is mainly thrifted. I use old dryer sheets to piece on because they work as a stabilizer. I recently saw another TH-camr using old dryer sheets and thought maybe you could jump in and make it trend. So much better than them going to waste in the trash!
Your work is fabulous. I hope to channel some of your improve skills soon. You are an inspiration. Loved how you calculated how much of Mt Scrapmore you used.
I am not a scrappy quilter, but I have to say, I was loving how your courthouse steps blocks were coming out. It's really such a great look! I also have a problem with scraps, and I'm trying to find ways to make simple additions to the backs of my quilts. I have seen this for years... people use the leftovers from their tops to make a back, but I just don't want to take the time to make a whole 'after quilt' like Karen Brown... I am going to try this thing I saw on Donna Jordan's channel where she does a diagonal paper pieced thing. Anyway, good luck with Mount Scrapmore!
Great quilt! I made one of those recently, inspired by Fabric Patch. I used ocean themed scraps in aquas and corals, featuring a fabric that had pelicans and seashells. The colors and theme reminded me of Florida, so I named the quilt Florida Crumb Cake.
An insert partial seam block is tricky, did one recently with a bit of thinking, worked out great. I have a lot,of african fabric, I am going to try this, love it. Great job
That’s incredible! You’ve got such talent! I may give it a go with a different panel - but I’ll start small and work on the adding machine tape first. Thank you 😊
I really try to make quilts for specific kids or grandkids, but more than any other theme has been Star Wars quilts. Since licensed fabrics usually cost more, I try to use it all. I have found making those scrappy areas to place around some of the part of the quilt that hangs over the bed is good and really lets me use it all up. I also love working the extras into a pillow deep band of the main theme on the back of the quilt and my last few quilts have been 2 sided. Star Wars on one side and all tropical aquatics and whales and Hawaiian prints on the other side. This started out as a challenge and a double trouble pain for the hand quilting fingers, but it sure does use lots more fabric and scraps for double-sided, queen-sized quilts. I wish you could find a quilt guild or group near you that could give you some hand quilting tips and tricks. Your quilting has really progressed very well, and I and others have seen your enjoyment to be allowed to be so creative. Hopefully, you will help lots more men find their way to quilting. I so enjoy the process as well. Aloha! 🧵🧵🌴🌴🪡🪡
Thanks ! I'm glad you like my videos 😁 I really enjoy hand quilting and I'm happy doing it the way I do; sometimes I use my john flynn frame, sometimes a hoop, sometimes I do it in my lap and sometimes I do it on the floor or at a table. It seems like not as many people are interested in hand quilting anymore; there is a guild in my area although I don't think they do hand quilting, they all use machine (as I do just as often as well) but luckily I learned how to quilt from my mother, she's always available when I need quilt advice 😜👨🏻
Oh ! 😜 I get the music from artlist.com, which provides royalty free music I think a lot of youtubers use it; I can credit the music in the description box from now on 👌👌👨🏻
Jungle is an amazing quilt. I love listening to your thought processes, you are so unique. Im in the UK and wondering what is Windex?? Is it a starch for pressing creases?? Looking forward to watching again. Thanks very much.
@@davescraftroom many thanks for your answer. Im now on the hunt for Flexifuse . Think I’ve found some at Etsy and will give it a go. You’ve made me realise im not too old to learn new things. Keep quilting!!
I've been sewing for 60 years and I've never seen a quilt like that. You are an artist Dave, and a craftsman. As for not buying more fabric - I'm unwillng to do that too.
Great use of crumbs. They look like camouflage for the animals. As my eyes scanned across the quilt, I was surprised and delighted to find an animal.
Thank you for this inspirational video. I have been using scraps all year long. I’ve made 8 quilts so far. 👍🏼
Oh nooooo! Another scrap quilt! Just joking - your hard work shows with cool results!
The large lion Is perfect for this quilt, it’s so busy-in a good way-the big lion gives you a place to rest. 👍🏼
Thanx avgain! To make dent to the Mt. Scrapmore is to start making scrap backings. Labour some though. Take care. ❤
Love it! I live in WA State and have shopped at The Fabric Patch! Love your rendition of their tutorial.
Wow! That was a very interesting video to watch and you created a fabulous quilt! I look forward to the future scrap quilts you will make!
Jungle! Mount Scrapmore! Brown an green fabric! Big lion! A panel! The process of sewing scraps together! Handquilting! The paradoxon of quilting!
Do i have to write more? Always inspirational and creative. Thank you for sharing! 👍👏🙋🏼♀️
I have to laugh when you ask “can I do it” because all of us watching are thinking “of course you can and you will!” Great video and quilt! You’ve taken crumbs to a whole new level.
Absolutely stunning! I love seeing your windex bottle of water, it gets me every time!
Your work is so random but so wonderful, I just love ,love,love…
OMG the partial seams! WOW, great quilt!
Love the way your animals peek out of your “crumb jungle!” Amazing quilt!
Love seeing your creations. They are so unique and that is the kind of quilting I love !
I love that jungle quilt and especially the process that you used, a crumb quilt, a novel idea
Love this quilt. Wanna make one like this for my daughter. She loves the wild life theme. And here in Africa, we get lots of these prints and fabrics, so I have lots of crumbs. Thank you for the inspiration! You did an awesome job.
Love the jungle quilt. I have made 22 crumb quilts so far using the Flip and Sew method and utilizing all shapes and sizes and no foundation. You are right...the more you sew, the more scraps you have. Always look forward to your videos and creations. Keep it up.
A other fun-fun Tuesday! ❤
Dave you did it again! I am totally amazed with the quilts that you create!!! Thank you for sharing!
woah!!! I just watched the Fabric Patch video yesterday, now this, maybe I need to have a go at this type, use up some scraps.... I love your style .... think we all need to be a bit more 'Dave' (some people are a bit too stuck in their old fashioned quilty ways)
I always look forward to Tuesday to see what you are up to. I'm never disappointed. Your crumb quilt is junglelicious. I have a stash of jungle fabric and you have inspired me to make something with it.
Your thought process when coming up with the ideas for your quilts astounds me!! Beautiful quilt.
Stunning! I love watching your process. This one is a real keeper! (But they ALL are!)
Wonderful I love big cats and crumb quilts.
I just recently found your channel and I'm so happy!! I love this jungle quilt made with 'Mt Scrapmore'!! And I absolutely love how you take us from start to finish in ONE VIDEO!!! I make a lot of scrap quilts but still my scraps never really seem to dimish! It's just crazy! I have mine separated by colorway... I need to see if I can make a scrap quilt from each color... Oh wow, I just thought of a new scrap quilt while typing this!! LOL!
The jungle quilt is AMAZING! Love it!
Another interesting quilt. Love the way you pieced/appliquéd in the loin. Very clever.
FINALLY! The jungle quilt was behind you in a couple of vids and we finally got to see the process. I have a small flamingo panel and want to make it into a wall quilt, I think I will try this method. Isn’t it amazing how mt. scrapmore just grows and grows? I recently used mine for a QUEEN sz quilt and it sure didn’t look like I used any of it. Wish I had weighed it, at least then I would know and have that sense of accomplishment. 🤷♀️ So happy it’s Tuesday!💕💗💚😘
Good old Mt Scrapmore. We could ship our scraps to you to ensure your videos continue. Luv your ideas.
Would love to see a trunk show of some of your quilts one episode.
thanks ! I do have a trunk show video on my channel although it might be time to do another one soon 😜👨🏻
I love how you quilt! This is by far my favorite quilting channel.
Wow!!! Another gorgeous, creative piece of quilt art! Love it!
Another great quilt. I just really love how you personalize each one to you. Great job 👏
Great Job, it looks great Dave ❣️
I hope you have a good rest of the week, 🥰👍 Chris
Another beautiful quilt! Each one is so unique and different!
Your quilt is amazing!!!🎉
Love the adding machine tape, use it often, here is a tip, cut the pieces about 3/4 or 1” wider than the tape, so I can trim it into a strip wider than the tape if u find the tape too skinny, the widest tape I have found is 3”, so I can get at least a 4” strip out of it by extending the fabric behind each side if the rose by a bit, and then cutting 1/4 or 1/2” wider on each side of the tape when I trim it. Food for thought.
Superbe ! Vous avez beaucoup d'imagination et de talent !
One of your best work so far. I love the way you wrestle the big lion. I was waiting for you to post this quilt and how you made it. Always enjoy your videos thank you
Wow! A roaring cool design!
These are awsome I'm working on tea party and then I did buy like all of Elizabeth Hartmann patterns
ur scraps ended up as a beautiful piece of quilt art- I wouldn't (lion) lie :)
Love the quilt and your process. Thanks for sharing
Your work is magnificent, awesome, ❤ it! Have u ever done a bargello quilt, out of scraps?
Yea! Bargello please!!!!
Just beautiful! I love scrap quilts and your panels are perfect. What a fun project! More scrap quilts, please!
I see you do the adding machine tape a lot and wondered if you ever use old dryer sheets?
I do small projects usually, bags and pouches, and I use mainly scrap since my stash is mainly thrifted. I use old dryer sheets to piece on because they work as a stabilizer. I recently saw another TH-camr using old dryer sheets and thought maybe you could jump in and make it trend. So much better than them going to waste in the trash!
I really like this approach… thanks for sharing!
I see Drag Race on your TV while you create. Also, you have such a flair when using your rotary cutter. Keep on Quilting!
thanks lol I often watch drag race while I work 😜👨🏻
Your work is fabulous. I hope to channel some of your improve skills soon. You are an inspiration. Loved how you calculated how much of Mt Scrapmore you used.
Absolutely amazingly beautiful!
Wauw! That is really gourgeous!
Fantabulous! 😊😮😮😮. You never disappoint
I am not a scrappy quilter, but I have to say, I was loving how your courthouse steps blocks were coming out. It's really such a great look! I also have a problem with scraps, and I'm trying to find ways to make simple additions to the backs of my quilts. I have seen this for years... people use the leftovers from their tops to make a back, but I just don't want to take the time to make a whole 'after quilt' like Karen Brown... I am going to try this thing I saw on Donna Jordan's channel where she does a diagonal paper pieced thing. Anyway, good luck with Mount Scrapmore!
Incredible!! Beautiful quilt and so inspiring.
Great quilt! I made one of those recently, inspired by Fabric Patch. I used ocean themed scraps in aquas and corals, featuring a fabric that had pelicans and seashells. The colors and theme reminded me of Florida, so I named the quilt Florida Crumb Cake.
Beautiful design. I’m going to use this method in a future quilt! Thank you!
An insert partial seam block is tricky, did one recently with a bit of thinking, worked out great. I have a lot,of african fabric, I am going to try this, love it. Great job
I love your super creative ways!
Very cool!
That’s incredible! You’ve got such talent! I may give it a go with a different panel - but I’ll start small and work on the adding machine tape first. Thank you 😊
Absolutely beautiful ❤
Such a fun quilt
grandioso! Veramente un gran bel lavoro. Amo tutti i tuoi lavori. mi piacciono le trapunte fatte con gli scarti ma ...quanto lavoro. 🤣🤦♀
wow, Wow, WOW🤩🥳🥸
Beautiful quilt!
I really try to make quilts for specific kids or grandkids, but more than any other theme has been Star Wars quilts. Since licensed fabrics usually cost more, I try to use it all. I have found making those scrappy areas to place around some of the part of the quilt that hangs over the bed is good and really lets me use it all up. I also love working the extras into a pillow deep band of the main theme on the back of the quilt and my last few quilts have been 2 sided. Star Wars on one side and all tropical aquatics and whales and Hawaiian prints on the other side. This started out as a challenge and a double trouble pain for the hand quilting fingers, but it sure does use lots more fabric and scraps for double-sided, queen-sized quilts. I wish you could find a quilt guild or group near you that could give you some hand quilting tips and tricks. Your quilting has really progressed very well, and I and others have seen your enjoyment to be allowed to be so creative. Hopefully, you will help lots more men find their way to quilting. I so enjoy the process as well. Aloha! 🧵🧵🌴🌴🪡🪡
Thanks ! I'm glad you like my videos 😁 I really enjoy hand quilting and I'm happy doing it the way I do; sometimes I use my john flynn frame, sometimes a hoop, sometimes I do it in my lap and sometimes I do it on the floor or at a table. It seems like not as many people are interested in hand quilting anymore; there is a guild in my area although I don't think they do hand quilting, they all use machine (as I do just as often as well) but luckily I learned how to quilt from my mother, she's always available when I need quilt advice 😜👨🏻
It’s gorgeous!
AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!
I love it
Fantastic!
Amazing 😍
New subscriber! Wow! You are so creative!
That is awesome
Thank you
Effin Dave! Your quilts are rad. I always wish you would credit the music you use for your videos.
Oh ! 😜 I get the music from artlist.com, which provides royalty free music I think a lot of youtubers use it; I can credit the music in the description box from now on 👌👌👨🏻
@@davescraftroom Nice! You choose great stuff.
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Jungle is an amazing quilt. I love listening to your thought processes, you are so unique. Im in the UK and wondering what is Windex?? Is it a starch for pressing creases?? Looking forward to watching again. Thanks very much.
Windex is glass cleaner for windows, but I'm just reusing the empty spray bottle with tap water in it :P
@@davescraftroom many thanks for your answer. Im now on the hunt for Flexifuse . Think I’ve found some at Etsy and will give it a go. You’ve made me realise im not too old to learn new things. Keep quilting!!
Nice work again, you didn’t show us the back finished so we could see your quilting👍
Yes! I ALWAYS want to see the back too!🤓🤔🤪
Do you ever track the exact hours a quilt takes? How long did this quilt take in hours ?
I've never kept track of hours but I work on projects mostly on nights and weekends. I think it took about a week of that 😜👨🏻
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Only way to stop mt scrap more is to stop buying fabric and I’m unwilling to do that 😂😂😂
I am sure people ask you. What do you do with all the quilts you make?!?
I give them to friends and family or else fold them into a square and place them in a stack in my living room (the stack is taller than me 😂)
You never disappoint. You are so creative and inspiring. ❤🐆🐘🦒🪡