I agree 100% I started watching this channel because Donna was so real. I prefer it to acting out a little skit and pretending like they don't know what the quilts and or patterns even look like. I like it when they keep it real.
Hannah you are not a "newbie" anymore! Fabulous fabric choices, arrangement of cute blocks, and you chose the perfect quilting design. A long arm quilter you can work with is a treasure.
Love 💕 that you showed how to use lots of different fabrics! I have bunches of “go-together” fat quarters that I wasn’t sure how to use in a quilt. Now I know!!! Yay!!🎉
I just made this using a fat quarter bundle of Christmas fabric I "found" in my stash. It did great. I just wish in had cut a diagonal and inserted contrasting fabric for a ribbon effect
I'd like to see scrapping in other patterns. I can think of some of the other patterns this could work, but I'd love to see more. What I learned from quilting: I haven't just learned to quilt, I hung a large print wallpaper based on the theory of it's just like matching plaids in fabrics. I figured out how to install a doorknob on an exterior door based on measuring, connecting pieces, and difficulty level. For actual quilt making, quilting has taught me that I have a lot more creativity and skill than I give myself credit.
👍Great video Hanna! Your quilt is beautiful. Last year I made one of the 3-yard quilts using a Layer Cake for my #1 Focus Fabric and it turned out great. It's nice to be able to use up all the precuts I've bought over the years. I have five 3-yard quilt books and I wrote the size of the focus fabric block on each page that could be used for that purpose so I can see them at a glance.
Sadly I can't because it was a charity quilt and I didn't take a picture. I'll make sure to do that for the next one though. The one I made was with an "I Spy" layer cake for Children's Hospital - thought it would be fun for children.
Oh My Gosh.... Hanna you are just delightful. My teenage granddaughter is now inspired by you to try sewing a Christmas theme Quilt ......We adore your Halloween quilt !!Thank you SO much !
Liked that you also shared how you picked the quilt design for your quiilt. I enjoy piecing the quilt tops, but fnding the right quilting design for the quilts is what I struggle with the most,. I can't afford to send them out & I'm not very good at free motion quilting, so I usually only do stitch in the ditch. Looking forward to seeing more videos like this.
This is a fun idea Hannah! I love the Halloween fabrics you blended together to make a one-of-a-kind special quilt! Thanks for the good idea and I'm looking forward to more!! 💖
This was wonderful! I am grateful to Dee for sending in the photo of her quilt made with a layer cake, as I had already decided to try it myself! Since the layer cake squares are 1/2¨ smaller than the pattern calls for, I just cut the corner squares 1/2¨ smaller as well. It turned out great! Plus, the quilt was larger than the normal 3-yard quilt sizes. I love to know if any of the 3-yard quilt patterns can be adapted for jelly rolls (I have quite a stash of those!). Thanks, Hannah; this was a terrific video, and I look forward to seeing more of this series.
Another great video and so clearly explained. It's good to get a different perspective that adds to the richness of Fabric Cafe. Again, I've learnt a lot! It is good to see patterns that previously didn't really grab me but showing them used like this gives me ideas! 😁😊💞
If you added an extra seam on the outside of your triangles before you cut, that will aid you in making half square triangles ahead. Save them for future projects!
Hannah is very professional, yet very personable. She is a fun and great addition to Fabric Cafe! She is also very good with details, and has great suggestions.
What a great video. Hannah, you are a delight and a natural on camera. I loved your quilt and I appreciated showing the quilt made from a layer cake. I need creative ideas like that. Thank you and don't stop sharing your ideas and creativity with all of us.
Thank you for showing one design using scraps, and the thought processes that went into the decision making. It opens up a bunch of new designs possible.
Hi this is Brenda Bertrand and I would like to make a couple of comments on Hannah's video. Hannah, you were awesome. It was so great not to hear "Keep Watching" I have watched every video for the last year. I'm going to keep watching! Hanna was awesome. she didn't tell me to keep watching. Having said that you have made quilting availabe for anyone who wants to learn. The two quilt stores that I frequent in Calgary have many 3 yard quilts displayed in their stores and have many of your books. Anyone who has never quilted before can watch your show, go to a quilt store and can make any 3 Yard Quilt. You have changed my life, and it's for the better. And finally what is a king/queen quilt. Thanks for all you do. Brenda from Calgary, Canada
Hi Brenda! Thank you so much for your inspired comment. 😊 A king/queen quilt is usually a quilt that has a finished size that falls around a queen/king comforter or bed topper. Every pattern will have a different finished queen/king size, but all will roughly be around 90" x 100"
This was great, Hannah! I thoroughly enjoyed seeing your quilt and learning how you maneuvered through the obstacles! You are thinking more like me! Now you can use your leftovers to make table runners or toppers, mug rugs, bowl cozies, etc! Your options are limitless! I have several runners for every season, holiday, and occasion! I like to give them as gifts, too. People seem to appreciate them. They are nice, quick projects between quilts! I just love to make things that are different than what I can buy at a store!
Hannah is adorable and I love how enthusiastic she is about quilting. It's a joy to make 3 yard quilts and its even more fun to see young quilters put their spin on a quilt to change it up and make it their own.
Great video Hanna, love that you are showing everyone that they can use their 3-yard quilt patterns to use up scraps and/or stash. This is something I am looking for more now that I have a mountain of scraps and a smaller stash that I need to use up before purchasing more.
Hannah, you knocked this video out of the park!!! Love the take on using scraps since any real quilter I know has a fabric stash they'll never get through in their lifetime, lol. Looking forward to this viewing this new feature 🥰. Quilting has taught me soooo much, one of the greatest being making me right at home with math & algebra when designing & cutting !!! rather than a Nervous Nellie 😁. Thanks again!!!!
Wonderful video! I watched it several times. Hannah explained all thought processes, fabric selection, quilting design so excellently. Let's get real. Many of us have tons of fabric in our stash. I'm like Hannah. I will use my leftover fabric scraps, but I have to run to the fabric store to complete the quilt, ending up with, you guessed it, more fabric scraps. Hannah please continue these wonderful videos. You are so charming, practical, realistic, and full of common sense.
I love watching Hannah! I have made several 3 yard quilts using scraps and/or fat quarters. The patterns with larger blocks work great for focus fabrics that you don't want to cut up.
Love this video!! I enjoy the way that Hannah is always so cheerful. Also, absolutely love that I now feel that I have the freedom experimenting with scraps. As you know, every quilter is overrun with so many scraps :) Thanks Hannah and Fabric Cafe!
Hannah, you have inspired me! I took this idea with the Snowball pattern. I used a Fabric Cafe kit with additional fabric. Once I find the perfect backing and have it back from the long arm I will send you a picture.
Thank You Hannah, great display of the quilt you made. I like it It's individualized by the fabrics you chose, thread color and design and pattern. You've come a long way in a short amount of time. And your presentation of this video is just so delightful. Looking forward to see more of the things you've done in the upcoming videos.
Love the feature of using up scrap fabric! Would like to see more scrap patterns quilts. Your explanation of how you chose the pattern for quilt stitching was very helpful. I would like to see alternative ways to machine quilting as the cost of professional quilting costs defeats my purpose of utilizing scrap fabric when I'm on a budget. Thank you, Judy
Excellent video, Hannah! I really enjoyed listening to your thought process when making all your decisions. Well done & look forward to your next video!
Yay Hannah!! I'm modifying my first 3-yard quilt pattern by making it taller bc it's for a tall guy. Just need to add the borders and the top will be done. Can't wait to see more of your videos.
On my, what a breath of fresh air !!! Wonderful job....you have a natural talent plus the help of two great quilters.!!!! Continue to grow !!!! Halloween is my favorite quilts to make ..
You girls need a quilt shelf like my husband made for my best friend. He made it so the quilt could be displayed folded in half but there is another where you can put your quilt between two boards that screw tightly together but the quilt it just inbetween the two pieces of wood with a rubber or some other type of material that will hold the quilt but not hurt the quilt. The screws do not go through the quilt it is on the other side of the quilt. 😊It can be put intoa cradle type piece on the wall to put the quilt on, or my favorite one is one he made for me is a heart with two pegs between two hearts and I fold my quilt like an acordian, thred the quilt up from the bottom and then fan it out to hold it in place and he has made me quilt ladders and beautiful quilt racks. He is a fantastic carpenter and we work together to make our creations together. I design and he makes it happen. One of my favorite ones is the double heart quilt holder in oak or ash that could be painted if you with. I also came up with a great design for drying my plastic on. I had him make a ball of oak, cut it in half, ans then drill holes into it the size of dowls you chose. I save myplastic bags by washing them with dish water with just a cap full of bleach in the hottest water you can stand and i do not save bags that have had meat of any kind because of bacteria content. I wash them first on the outside and then inside and playing ce the bags upside down on the dowls. You can also dry baby bottles on it too. I love the creation.
Our business name is Johnson's Wood-N -Crafts. He makes fantastic bowls both that are decorative and those that can be used for salad or cakes and things like that. He lets the house throw up fabric everywhere while I am making my creations. This year everyone including the gypuys are getting sugared nuts of various kinds and a guy table topper with fish on them. Some are reaistic fish trout to be exact when another has a different type of fish abd then i am making some ocean fish in bowls using the snow ball pattern . I have made coasters doing quilt as you go for some people Iwant to remember and also quilt as you go book marks. I leave about 2 inches of the backing fabric on the coasters so i can roll it to the front and stitch it in place and they are turning out beautifu. Thank you for showing us how to better our quilts. I entered a twin size quilt that I made from various types of flannel, but I got a second place because I did not know about how to hide my knots but since then i did find out how and Fran shared that with us agatn tonight.l
I love your creativity Hannah. You have got me to think outside the box. I have 2 of the books and have made several of the quilts. I want to make all of them then I get to get another book. So love 3 yard quilts!
I loved this video. I am inspired to use up some scraps and I discovered a great use for layer cakes I have been wondering what to do with. I appreciate these videos and especially the 3-yard patterns that allow for quick and easy, yet beautiful and practical quilts.
Hannah is just an invaluable addition to the Fabric Café family...do not let her get away! She's fabulous 🤩.
I second and third that. She great!
I totally agree! Donna
Can’t wait to see more of Hannah
So agree! ❤
Im a Hannah fan too!😊
I love that Fabric Cafe is branching out with all these "extra" videos. Loved Hannah's quilt and am looking forward to seeing more.
❤ from 🇨🇦 these new quilting outside the box videos are great
Thank you!
I love Hannah’s video! Her thought process and reasons for her choices are so sensible and clear. Can’t wait to see more from her - she is delightful!
Thank you SO MUCH for this video! I love that you all embrace new & different ideas for your patterns & share them with your viewers.
Hanna you are a natural at being in front of the camera. You are so real!! I love it when you get to do a video for the channel.
I agree 100% I started watching this channel because Donna was so real. I prefer it to acting out a little skit and pretending like they don't know what the quilts and or patterns even look like. I like it when they keep it real.
Great job Hannah! You are a natural at these videos! Nice quilt too!
Hannah you are not a "newbie" anymore! Fabulous fabric choices, arrangement of cute blocks, and you chose the perfect quilting design. A long arm quilter you can work with is a treasure.
It has been such fun to watch Hannah develop into a confident quilter. Love your Halloween quilt - what a great idea to use scraps for a 3-yard quilt.
I have been wanting to use my sewing theme fabrics in a quilt. This will be a great pattern.
Love seeing Hannah creating!
Love 💕 that you showed how to use lots of different fabrics! I have bunches of “go-together” fat quarters that I wasn’t sure how to use in a quilt. Now I know!!! Yay!!🎉
I just made this using a fat quarter bundle of Christmas fabric I "found" in my stash. It did great. I just wish in had cut a diagonal and inserted contrasting fabric for a ribbon effect
I am very excited about other suggestions for being a rebel with three yard quilts- using pre-cuts is what I’m hoping for next!
Great job Hannah! You are so at ease, well at least you appeared that way. More Hannah please!
I, too, am new to quilting. Thanks, Hanna, for all of your great tips. Beautiful quilt!!!
I love the scrappy versions you and Dee made.
Great job, Hannah! I love your presentation style and your quilt. I can’t wait to see more of your videos ❤
Great video! Hannah, you are perfect for this. Your style is so natural-a real pleasure to watch. I definitely look forward to more of your videos.
I'd like to see scrapping in other patterns. I can think of some of the other patterns this could work, but I'd love to see more.
What I learned from quilting: I haven't just learned to quilt, I hung a large print wallpaper based on the theory of it's just like matching plaids in fabrics. I figured out how to install a doorknob on an exterior door based on measuring, connecting pieces, and difficulty level. For actual quilt making, quilting has taught me that I have a lot more creativity and skill than I give myself credit.
Great job Hannah😊
👍Great video Hanna! Your quilt is beautiful. Last year I made one of the 3-yard quilts using a Layer Cake for my #1 Focus Fabric and it turned out great. It's nice to be able to use up all the precuts I've bought over the years. I have five 3-yard quilt books and I wrote the size of the focus fabric block on each page that could be used for that purpose so I can see them at a glance.
Great idea! Thanks, and I’m going to do,the same thing tomorrow!
You'll have to send in a picture so we all can see your quilt.
Sadly I can't because it was a charity quilt and I didn't take a picture. I'll make sure to do that for the next one though. The one I made was with an "I Spy" layer cake for Children's Hospital - thought it would be fun for children.
Great idea!!!
Thanks so much. I'm a new quilter and this was so encouraging.
I'm so glad to hear that, Cindy 🙂
Nice job, Hannah!
Bravo, Bravo, Bravo !!
Thank you, Hannah! Great content and presentation. You're a treasure!
Oh My Gosh.... Hanna you are just delightful. My teenage granddaughter is now inspired by you to try sewing a Christmas theme Quilt ......We adore your Halloween quilt !!Thank you SO much !
Loving your new series..can't wait to see/ learn more!
Liked that you also shared how you picked the quilt design for your quiilt. I enjoy piecing the quilt tops, but fnding the right quilting design for the quilts is what I struggle with the most,. I can't afford to send them out & I'm not very good at free motion quilting, so I usually only do stitch in the ditch.
Looking forward to seeing more videos like this.
Hannah really adds allowed to the show. I’m glad she’s part of your team.
Great job, Hannah!!
I really enjoyed your adaptations of this quilt. Thank you for sharing the design process with us.
Hannah, you did an awesome job on this video! I’d like to see you do more on your own.
This is a fun idea Hannah! I love the Halloween fabrics you blended together to make a one-of-a-kind special quilt! Thanks for the good idea and I'm looking forward to more!! 💖
This was wonderful! I am grateful to Dee for sending in the photo of her quilt made with a layer cake, as I had already decided to try it myself! Since the layer cake squares are 1/2¨ smaller than the pattern calls for, I just cut the corner squares 1/2¨ smaller as well. It turned out great! Plus, the quilt was larger than the normal 3-yard quilt sizes. I love to know if any of the 3-yard quilt patterns can be adapted for jelly rolls (I have quite a stash of those!). Thanks, Hannah; this was a terrific video, and I look forward to seeing more of this series.
Great addition to your regular videos. I know you want to sell fabric, but most have scraps that need to be used up. Waste not want not. Thanks
Great job,Hannah
Love the video Hannah
Great video!
Another great video and so clearly explained. It's good to get a different perspective that adds to the richness of Fabric Cafe. Again, I've learnt a lot! It is good to see patterns that previously didn't really grab me but showing them used like this gives me ideas! 😁😊💞
Thanks for the kind words and support, Helena! We love trying new things and creating more diverse selection of videos 🥰
If you added an extra seam on the outside of your triangles before you cut, that will aid you in making half square triangles ahead. Save them for future projects!
Great idea Crystal!
Hannah is very professional, yet very personable. She is a fun and great addition to Fabric Cafe! She is also very good with details, and has great suggestions.
Thank you Bonniee!
Great job hannah
You are a natural in front of the camera! I've wondered about using a layer cake for this pattern. Now, its on my to-do list. Thanks, Dee!
great ideas for using those leftovers and gifted fabrics, and trying out a block before committing to a whole quilt!
Great video Hannah !
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it 🥰
I actually bought the download book tonight because I loved your quilt!
Awesome Hannah. you are a quick study. Cant wait to see the next installment.
I love your quilt Hanna!! Great job on the quilt and the video!!
Thank you Pam!
What a great video. Hannah, you are a delight and a natural on camera. I loved your quilt and I appreciated showing the quilt made from a layer cake. I need creative ideas like that. Thank you and don't stop sharing your ideas and creativity with all of us.
Thank you Anne! I hope to keep brining fun ideas to 3-yard quilts! - Hannah
Good job Hannah! I enjoyed this video on the different choices.
Thank you for showing one design using scraps, and the thought processes that went into the decision making. It opens up a bunch of new designs possible.
I quilted on machine recently for the first time … it is actually fun very intimidating but you will love it …
👏🏼👏🏼👍👍🥳🥳Hannah loved your video n explanations you are a great teacher 👏🏼👏🏼 w new easy ideas . Awesome job Beautiful Quilt n ideas
Hi this is Brenda Bertrand and I would like to make a couple of comments on Hannah's video. Hannah, you were awesome. It was so great not to hear "Keep Watching" I have watched every video for the last year. I'm going to keep watching! Hanna was awesome. she didn't tell me to keep watching. Having said that you have made quilting availabe for anyone who wants to learn. The two quilt stores that I frequent in Calgary have many 3 yard quilts displayed in their stores and have many of your books. Anyone who has never quilted before can watch your show, go to a quilt store and can make any 3 Yard Quilt. You have changed my life, and it's for the better. And finally what is a king/queen quilt. Thanks for all you do.
Brenda from Calgary, Canada
Hi Brenda! Thank you so much for your inspired comment. 😊 A king/queen quilt is usually a quilt that has a finished size that falls around a queen/king comforter or bed topper. Every pattern will have a different finished queen/king size, but all will roughly be around 90" x 100"
Hannah you are a gem! Keep teaching us new things.
Thank you. Excellent ideas. I appreciate your out of the box thinking. There is no wrong way to make a quilt.
Great video, Hannah. Love your quilt.
Great to see one of the patterns made with different fabrics chosen by the maker!
This is so great 👍
Excellent video! Love the versatility of the 3 yard quilts. I have done them using a panel with 6 smaller blocks and it turned out great!
Awesome Kelli! With a little creativity and extra math you can do anything with 3-yard quilts 😀
GREAT HOLLWEEN QUILT
Thank you Hannah! I’ve been wondering about using a fat quarter bundle and now I’ve been inspired!
This was great, Hannah! I thoroughly enjoyed seeing your quilt and learning how you maneuvered through the obstacles! You are thinking more like me! Now you can use your leftovers to make table runners or toppers, mug rugs, bowl cozies, etc! Your options are limitless! I have several runners for every season, holiday, and occasion! I like to give them as gifts, too. People seem to appreciate them. They are nice, quick projects between quilts! I just love to make things that are different than what I can buy at a store!
Quilting has taught me to keep my seam ripper nearby
Sometimes he's our best friend 😅
Hannah you are refreshing to watch. Shine on girl!
Hannah is adorable and I love how enthusiastic she is about quilting. It's a joy to make 3 yard quilts and its even more fun to see young quilters put their spin on a quilt to change it up and make it their own.
I love the one done with scraps and would love to see more of the scrap quilts
Great video Hanna, love that you are showing everyone that they can use their 3-yard quilt patterns to use up scraps and/or stash. This is something I am looking for more now that I have a mountain of scraps and a smaller stash that I need to use up before purchasing more.
I enjoy your videos and your bubbly personality. Awesome quilt ... more please !
Thank you Denise! You're so kind. 🥰
Looking great Hannah, quilt was awesome too
Hannah, you knocked this video out of the park!!! Love the take on using scraps since any real quilter I know has a fabric stash they'll never get through in their lifetime, lol. Looking forward to this viewing this new feature 🥰. Quilting has taught me soooo much, one of the greatest being making me right at home with math & algebra when designing & cutting !!! rather than a Nervous Nellie 😁. Thanks again!!!!
Wonderful video! I watched it several times. Hannah explained all thought processes, fabric selection, quilting design so excellently. Let's get real. Many of us have tons of fabric in our stash. I'm like Hannah. I will use my leftover fabric scraps, but I have to run to the fabric store to complete the quilt, ending up with, you guessed it, more fabric scraps. Hannah please continue these wonderful videos. You are so charming, practical, realistic, and full of common sense.
I love watching Hannah! I have made several 3 yard quilts using scraps and/or fat quarters. The patterns with larger blocks work great for focus fabrics that you don't want to cut up.
Haha send it to your sister !! I just lay out and change over and over and over … 😊
Love hearing ways to use scraps and precuts in the 3 yard patterns.
So happy to see more fabric options in the quilt. I find it so hard to just want to use 3, but find it difficult to figure out how to use the others 😊
Excellent job, Hannah! I love 3-yard quilts and also love scrap quilts. You showed me how to combine both. Thank you!
Hanna, thanks so much! I live the blue version of the quilt. Quilting has taught me patience and to trust my artistic ability!
Love this video!! I enjoy the way that Hannah is always so cheerful. Also, absolutely love that I now feel that I have the freedom experimenting with scraps. As you know, every quilter is overrun with so many scraps :) Thanks Hannah and Fabric Cafe!
Hannah is a pleasure to watch. She's very confident in her new quilting jouney.
Hannah, you have inspired me! I took this idea with the Snowball pattern. I used a Fabric Cafe kit with additional fabric. Once I find the perfect backing and have it back from the long arm I will send you a picture.
Great video, Hannah! The stars fabric (black background with assorted stars). The stars are the color of candy corn 🖤🧡💛🤍🩶
Love your quilt ❤
Hannah you did a fabulous job. You have come a long wayp
Great job Hannah! Would love to see more scrappy ideas.
Just wonderful tips, Hannah. Love seeing you and how you brought your quilts together. Thanks 🧡
Enjoyed the show very much! Hannah you did a great job! Loved the idea of using that pattern with scraps! Thanks!
Thank You Hannah, great display of the quilt you made. I like it It's individualized by the fabrics you chose, thread color and design and pattern. You've come a long way in a short amount of time. And your presentation of this video is just so delightful. Looking forward to see more of the things you've done in the upcoming videos.
Love the feature of using up scrap fabric! Would like to see more scrap patterns quilts. Your explanation of how you chose the pattern for quilt stitching was very helpful. I would like to see alternative ways to machine quilting as the cost of professional quilting costs defeats my purpose of utilizing scrap fabric when I'm on a budget. Thank you, Judy
Hi Judy! We have a couple videos planned for alternative ways to machine quilt instead of sending off to longarm. 😊
Good job Hannah, Your quilt was clever and beautiful.
Loved this video and your quilt is lovely and timely as l was thinking of doing the same thing with this pattern😊
Love
This was such a fun video. Love seeing how to use all of the different fabric and pull it together.
Excellent video, Hannah! I really enjoyed listening to your thought process when making all your decisions. Well done & look forward to your next video!
Yay Hannah!! I'm modifying my first 3-yard quilt pattern by making it taller bc it's for a tall guy. Just need to add the borders and the top will be done. Can't wait to see more of your videos.
Great ideas Annie!
Well done Hannah. You did a great job of explaining how to do it. Keep up the good work.
Awesome job, keep your scrappy heart going, love the quilt!
On my, what a breath of fresh air !!! Wonderful job....you have a natural talent plus the help of two great quilters.!!!! Continue to grow !!!! Halloween is my favorite quilts to make ..
You girls need a quilt shelf like my husband made for my best friend. He made it so the quilt could be displayed folded in half but there is another where you can put your quilt between two boards that screw tightly together but the quilt it just inbetween the two pieces of wood with a rubber or some other type of material that will hold the quilt but not hurt the quilt. The screws do not go through the quilt it is on the other side of the quilt. 😊It can be put intoa cradle type piece on the wall to put the quilt on, or my favorite one is one he made for me is a heart with two pegs between two hearts and I fold my quilt like an acordian, thred the quilt up from the bottom and then fan it out to hold it in place and he has made me quilt ladders and beautiful quilt racks. He is a fantastic carpenter and we work together to make our creations together. I design and he makes it happen. One of my favorite ones is the double heart quilt holder in oak or ash that could be painted if you with. I also came up with a great design for drying my plastic on. I had him make a ball of oak, cut it in half, ans then drill holes into it the size of dowls you chose. I save myplastic bags by washing them with dish water with just a cap full of bleach in the hottest water you can stand and i do not save bags that have had meat of any kind because of bacteria content. I wash them first on the outside and then inside and playing ce the bags upside down on the dowls. You can also dry baby bottles on it too. I love the creation.
Our business name is Johnson's Wood-N -Crafts. He makes fantastic bowls both that are decorative and those that can be used for salad or cakes and things like that. He lets the house throw up fabric everywhere while I am making my creations. This year everyone including the gypuys are getting sugared nuts of various kinds and a guy table topper with fish on them. Some are reaistic fish trout to be exact when another has a different type of fish abd then i am making some ocean fish in bowls using the snow ball pattern . I have made coasters doing quilt as you go for some people Iwant to remember and also quilt as you go book marks. I leave about 2 inches of the backing fabric on the coasters so i can roll it to the front and stitch it in place and they are turning out beautifu. Thank you for showing us how to better our quilts. I entered a twin size quilt that I made from various types of flannel, but I got a second place because I did not know about how to hide my knots but since then i did find out how and Fran shared that with us agatn tonight.l
Love the idea of scrapes for the center.
I love your creativity Hannah. You have got me to think outside the box. I have 2 of the books and have made several of the quilts. I want to make all of them then I get to get another book. So love 3 yard quilts!
I have been my three fabric quilts to practice my free motion quilting. Thanks for your tips .
You are so welcome!
I loved this video. I am inspired to use up some scraps and I discovered a great use for layer cakes I have been wondering what to do with. I appreciate these videos and especially the 3-yard patterns that allow for quick and easy, yet beautiful and practical quilts.