Thanks so much Wendy ❤ I see that you did this 2 years ago but I now understand that block & how to get it done. You are so down to earth and I love how you make me feel ♥️
Wendy, thank you for your exellent presentation on how to make Card Trick Quilt Block. I learned how to make it few yearrs ago and I always get so confused to put it together. With your method I made one block perfectly with much more understanding of it. Thank you so much for helpng me.
Hi Wendy. The extra tri blocks could be included in the back of the quilt or as a secondary border. Virtually no waste and what an interesting quilt you would have. Edited to add how much I enjoy all your videos.
What a great idea!! Thanks so much for the suggestion. Always looking for ways to use those scrappy pieces. Thanks so much for watching and I'm glad you enjoy the videos.😍
@@WendyJHaney I’ve been watching a lot of your videos and you’ve really broke down a lot of the I guess scary parts for lack of a better word I’ve been so intimidated by some of the quilting designs and you’ve really made them so much more easier for me to manage because I watch your videos and then I get the idea of how to do them and it really is awesome to be able to watch your videos and see the breakdown and follow what you’re showing me it’s improve my quilting game tenfold thank you so much again
WOW!! Just WOW!! Words cannot express how that makes me feel. I am sooo glad to hear that as quilting should be enjoyable, not scary and intimidating! Keep on quilting, and thanks so much for watching!!!
So each of the squares need to be 3.5" UNFINISHED - 4 Half-Square Triangles, 1 Hour Glass Block, and 4 of the tri-blocks. The HSTs can be done two at a time and you'll need a 4" square of both the background and one color (you'll end up with 2 of each color). The Hour Glass Block you'll need 5" squares of each color The tri-block, I don't have the information I need right now. I'm hoping someone else can help answer that question, or I'll get back to you later. Thanks so much for watching.
No. The information needed to make a single block is described in the video. It is a single block, not a full quilt. Let me know if u still have questions after watching
You can use the same pattern, just switch out what color you want for which parts. It would still go together the same way. Happy quilting and thanks for watching!
Thank you for this video! We are doing this block as part of a BOM project but it uses squares cut into triangles. That doesn't interest me at all so I was doing the math to make it this way. Now I know that my measurements are correct and I can see exactly how it will come together. Thanks again! P. S. Are those tri-colored blocks called quarter-square triangles? 🤔
Yeah!!! So glad this helped. I agree, I prefer not to be messing with triangles. Have fun with your BOM! Yes the tri-color blocks I believe are called quarter square triangles.
I remember years ago, (1999) I saw this block somewhere and I was like how in the world was that made? One of these days I’m going make this block, and many years later I finally did and it wasn’t nearly as intimidating as I thought.
I'll admit, you are exactly right. I had the same thoughts and until I decided to do it for this video, I hadn't done it either. Which made it easier for me to understand the challenges... and that it wasn't that hard.
Hi Wendy! I would love to share with you the card trick quilt I made for my granddaughter when she finished Medical school. I Also made a pillow to go with it, but I cannot share it here. How can I send you a picture?
Feel free to send via FB Messenger, see my FB page in the Description of the video. Otherwise there is a contact button on my website to send me an email. I don't like to put it here as people pull it off with bots and I'll start getting spam. 😠 Would love to see what you did!! 😍
Thanks so much Wendy ❤ I see that you did this 2 years ago but I now understand that block & how to get it done. You are so down to earth and I love how you make me feel ♥️
Thank you!! ♥️ I'm so glad it helped, and I appreciate you letting me know. Thanks for watching.
Wendy, thank you for your exellent presentation on how to make Card Trick Quilt Block. I learned how to make it few yearrs ago and I always get so confused to put it together. With your method I made one block perfectly with much more understanding of it. Thank you so much for helpng me.
I am sooo happy to hear that!!! ♥️. Thanks for watching and letting me know 😁
Thank you SO much! Have avoided this block (which I like) and now I am able to do it - and enjoy it :)
You and me both!! Once you figure it out, the mystery is gone and it's easy, righ!?! Thanks for watching.
Hi Wendy. The extra tri blocks could be included in the back of the quilt or as a secondary border. Virtually no waste and what an interesting quilt you would have. Edited to add how much I enjoy all your videos.
What a great idea!! Thanks so much for the suggestion. Always looking for ways to use those scrappy pieces.
Thanks so much for watching and I'm glad you enjoy the videos.😍
This was so awesome!! Thank you so much .. you made this sooo less intimidating for me to try on my next quilt. Thank you again
You are so welcome! This makes my heart sing!! 😍
@@WendyJHaney I’ve been watching a lot of your videos and you’ve really broke down a lot of the I guess scary parts for lack of a better word I’ve been so intimidated by some of the quilting designs and you’ve really made them so much more easier for me to manage because I watch your videos and then I get the idea of how to do them and it really is awesome to be able to watch your videos and see the breakdown and follow what you’re showing me it’s improve my quilting game tenfold thank you so much again
WOW!! Just WOW!! Words cannot express how that makes me feel. I am sooo glad to hear that as quilting should be enjoyable, not scary and intimidating! Keep on quilting, and thanks so much for watching!!!
Wonderful tutorial thank you so much, i want to make a 9 inch finished block, what measurememts must my blocks be then? I am very new to quilting😊
So each of the squares need to be 3.5" UNFINISHED - 4 Half-Square Triangles, 1 Hour Glass Block, and 4 of the tri-blocks.
The HSTs can be done two at a time and you'll need a 4" square of both the background and one color (you'll end up with 2 of each color).
The Hour Glass Block you'll need 5" squares of each color
The tri-block, I don't have the information I need right now. I'm hoping someone else can help answer that question, or I'll get back to you later.
Thanks so much for watching.
you make every thing look sooo easy this one another one thats great
Thanks! That's my goal, to show you how easy a complicated looking block can be. 😁
Thanks for watching and merry Christmas!
Wow amazing creation. . 😍
Thanks 🤗
Great video! Thanks so much!!
You are so welcome! And thanks for watching!
Thank you for your video
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching
Is there a pattern for this Card Trick quilt with the yardage needed
No. The information needed to make a single block is described in the video. It is a single block, not a full quilt. Let me know if u still have questions after watching
Do you have this patter with two colors
You can use the same pattern, just switch out what color you want for which parts. It would still go together the same way. Happy quilting and thanks for watching!
Thank you for this video! We are doing this block as part of a BOM project but it uses squares cut into triangles. That doesn't interest me at all so I was doing the math to make it this way. Now I know that my measurements are correct and I can see exactly how it will come together. Thanks again!
P. S. Are those tri-colored blocks called quarter-square triangles? 🤔
Yeah!!! So glad this helped. I agree, I prefer not to be messing with triangles. Have fun with your BOM!
Yes the tri-color blocks I believe are called quarter square triangles.
Hint make your center then your corners Followings your side blocks would make it make more sense
Thanks for the suggestion
I remember years ago, (1999) I saw this block somewhere and I was like how in the world was that made? One of these days I’m going make this block, and many years later I finally did and it wasn’t nearly as intimidating as I thought.
I'll admit, you are exactly right. I had the same thoughts and until I decided to do it for this video, I hadn't done it either. Which made it easier for me to understand the challenges... and that it wasn't that hard.
Hi Wendy! I would love to share with you the card trick quilt I made for my granddaughter when she finished Medical school. I Also made a pillow to go with it, but I cannot share it here. How can I send you a picture?
Feel free to send via FB Messenger, see my FB page in the Description of the video. Otherwise there is a contact button on my website to send me an email. I don't like to put it here as people pull it off with bots and I'll start getting spam. 😠
Would love to see what you did!! 😍
Es espectacular
Jeez u said easy but it's so complicated, check Missouri she shows it so easy
Good to know. Thnaks
I think they call those split half square triangles. Not sure if there is another name for them.
Thank you!! So many terms for so many things. Appreciating you watching and commenting.