Triple Play: 3 New Drunkard's Path Projects with Jenny Doan, Natalie & Misty of Missouri Star
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We’re starting a new tradition here at Missouri Star: Triple Play! Once a month, Jenny, Misty, and Natalie will each demonstrate their own, unique take on a classic Missouri Star pattern.This week these talented Doan ladies are demonstrating three new ways to use one of our favorite Missouri Star blocks, the Drunkards Path! Learn how to make a Bird of Paradise quilt, a little Morning Glory quilt, and a rainbow River Path" quilt. These fun charm pack projects are made easy with our Missouri Star Drunkards Path Circle Template Set.
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Missouri Star Quilt Co. provides free quick and easy sewing, quilting, and craft tutorials because we love to create. We offer these free online quilting classes to teach and inspire everyone-even the beginner. Precut fabric is used in most of our projects, and we have lots of tips and tricks to make quilting fast and simple. Be sure to watch all the way to the end of the video to get some pro tips from Jenny on cutting fabric with a ruler and rotary cutter.
Learn to sew with Jenny Doan as she teaches quilting tutorials from the heart. She’s the smiling face of Missouri Star Quilt Company! Stitching together simplified quilts full of love and laughter, Jenny makes quilting friendlier than ever before. With over half a million TH-cam subscribers and more than 150 million views to date, she has sparked enthusiasm for quilting across the globe.
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I can see Jenny’s pattern done in yellows with green points to look like pineapples 🍍
yes but without the bottom wonky star just the points on top in green and the drunkard in different shades of yellows making a table runner I do not do large quilts just table runners pillows and wall hanger or throws
Yes!
I like that idea too.
Pineapples are a symbol of hospitality! Great idea!
I had the same thought!💕😊
I really love this triple play! It is wonderful to see what each of you do and the great projects. And your ideas make me want to go see what I can come up with - as soon as I make Natalie's quilt! i like the other two, but love Natalie's. It might be because of her colors. I see waves, but I also see a rainbow. And I love rainbows. :) There is an song I heard some years ago - "I'll Give You A Rainbow" and this quilt reminds me of it. Also, a great gift for someone if you add "I went in search of the rainbow's end and found not gold, but you, my friend" on the label. Okay, gotta go search out my fabrics and make one for my friend. Thanks for the great ideas. :) :-)
Natalie's quilt is Amazing ❗
WOW ‼️😃
Looks like little pieces of candy twisted in a wrapper.
That is exactly what I thought. Halloween quilt!
I'm so glad someone else said this I was thinking xmas or Halloween fabric and perfect
I was thinking the same thing. Until they said chicken LOL
That's what I thought too!
MSQC already has a candy piece quilt. It's called 'Candy Twist'
Oh my heck!! This was so much fun!! You ladies just make me happy. The world needs more happy, so thank you! Be safe, stay healthy 💛💛💛
Glad i caught this before I went to bed, so now i can go to bed dreaming of drunkard’s path quilting! Thanks to the three Doan girls! You are so awesome!
Love Misty’s blue quilt and the pillow just topped it off! What creative minds you three have.
Love, love, love all three. However, LOVE Natalie's quilt!
I love them all! You COULD make Jenny’s quit smaller to make a throw. I would make Misty’s bigger. LOVE LOVE LOVE Natalie’s and would make that one a bit bigger too! Oooh ! This will take me busy a while!
I love Natalie’s designs...love the way her mind works and her ideas
I call my 42 year old daughter “Little Miss”. When I heard Jenny call Natalie that name it made me all warm and fuzzy! Thank you for visiting me at home!
You ladies are all so creative! I love seeing how you make extra projects from the waste! Love love love the pillow!
Jennys quilt pattern looks like candies. Make that in reds and whites and they would look like peppermint candies! Love the triple play!
I thought the same thing or orange and white and it candy corn wrapped.
Great idea!
Is it bad I thought Jenny was making a Cute Coronavirus block? *wink*
I was going to say the exact same thing
Making use of staying home. Quilting almost every day. Make be able to use up some of my stash and scraps. Tiger Macfarlane, Toquerville, Utah
All of these are so beautiful! I like the suggestion below about doing Yellows and greens for Jenny's version to look like pineapples! My most favorite is Misty's and I've already got mine planned out with some charm squares I already have and ordered the balance of the fabrics to finish it off just now! Thank you all for such great ideas.
Love the quilts! I was thinking that Jenny's pattern would look really nice in the oranges and purples of the new Kaffe Fassett line.
This was really fun. I seem to always be making baby quilts so great ideas here.
I love Natalie’s brain! She always comes up with something amazing.
Natalie's pretty great. We plan to keep her. :)
Love the bright colors Natalie! Also love the blues!
Jenny's bird of paradise flower could easily be made into what looks like a piece of candy 🍬🍬🍬🍬🍬🍬🍬🍬
I thought that too!
Love all of these, but I really feel inspired to make Jenny's and I know what fabrics I'm gonna use. I like to think of it as "Chicken of Paradise" instead of Bird.
I love these Triple Plays! They really get the creative juices flowing! And each project is so much fun and so unique!
OMG!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE these projects!!! With all that is happening world wide I just want to say...Thank you!
Stay safe and healthy 🤗💕🤗
Natalie, with the music notes quilted on the borders, and your beautiful design, I would have called the quilt .........air waves.....
The thumbs down absolutely amaze me. Love love these three ladies together!
/Agreed! the family touch is wonderful!
I agree! How can anybody dislike what these ladies are sharing with us? Their creativity, humor, and kind respect for each other is phenomenal!
Probably bots.
Wow Natalie! Beautiful! Love all 3 quilts!
Love the triple play, you three lady are awesome.Thank you for three wonderful ideas.
Love all 3 of these!!! Always love watching and learning new quilt ideas from you all. Is there any chance you can do a tutorial on piecing the last one together? The river path one, please??🙏🙏
I'm seeing Jenny's bird of paradise in natelies fabric line. Now they will be really vibrant happy birds.
Three of my favorite ladies with three new favorite patterns! Fabulous! Thanks for sharing!
Loved all the quilts and really like the triple play presentation.
You ladies are so creative! I love all of your quilts, & Misty’s pillow is so cute too! Thanks for another great tutorial!!
I like them all BUT Natalie's I love with all the colors, and I waited to see how she cut & put it together and it's not really that hard if you just follow her pattern.😊(I 🤔 think lol)
WOW! Love all four of these projects! What to do while holed up at home???!! It will be hard to choose! Thanks girls for these great projects!
Oh what beautiful quilts y’all made. They are all so pretty. Thank you all for your great ideas. Beautiful beautiful!
The triple play is such a great idea! Wonderful designs and so different. Misty's might be the one I'd like to try. I have the template and made the old mill path quilt already.
I think Natalie wins this Triple Play. I love your color choice and layout. Nicely done ladies.
I LOVE Misty's flower! 🌸
I love your triple play tutorials. While we are all in stay-at-home status, it is like show and tell at my quilt guild. Thanks ladies! Be well!
Are you guy's having a Monk moment, hahahah, been binge watching Monk, love this pattern, thanks for sharing!
Loved them all! I am going to make a full quilt of Natalie’s. I love the pillow. Jenny you could do a cat with your pattern. All of them so ingenious they make me happy
Natalie's is my favorite. Love, love, love it!
I don’t know if you’ll see this - but I just saw the CDC recommended Dr’s & nurses use scarves and bandannas as masks if they’re low- maybe we quilters could make something up for them thats washable & could have a nonwoven insert that could be replaced? Is there a good pattern? Anyone game?
I love the triple play videos! Seeing how y'all have different takes on a pattern sets off my own creativity! Good job, girls!
You ladies have a lot of imagination and talent!! Another great triple play!
Love these triple play tutorials! It is so inspiring and fun to see your projects. Thank you!
What type of thread do you use for piecing and quilting ?
I love the quilt has hanging ‼️‼️
I enjoy all Missouri star videos, but I really love the triple play ones! It makes your brain spark with other ideas!!
Go, Natalie! ❤️ All three are gorgeous! Thank you!
I had seen the pattern for the river one yesterday. I love it! All the quilts are beautiful. Each one is unique. Thank y'all very much. 😊
I love this whole concept of the triple play! You all are so talented and have such different fun approaches to the thing we all love most - quilting!
Anyone else finding themselves living for Fridays? Especially the Triple Plays! I love all of these, and when Natalie explained how she varies the colors between center and background, I immediately got an idea for another wall hanging. Thank you so much ladies.
I stared this block in the middle of the block an went to the end
I'm loving Misty's project too! Oh my gosh I love flowers!
Standing ovation for you heartwarming and talented ladies!
Girls, all are beautiful creations from the chickens of Jenny's quilt to the beautiful flowers of Misty's ending with the wonderful rainbow of happiness from Natalie. I love how you change up what i am learning is traditional patterns and making them into one of your own. But what makes me really happy is seeing Jenny and how see approaches doing things as i am left handed and in sewing, i am really corefisted(scots word for left handed). Although i did learn to cut in hairdressing with right handed scissors(at time of learning left handed hairdressing scissors were over £400 and my mum and dad couldn't afford them for me, so needs must and i learned) and i can only cut right handed in my hairdressing, i am left handed for everything else.I find myself in a pickle sometimes because i am trying to get things the right way around for me from watching some peoples videos, so Jenny is a star for me. Thank you girls for another wonderful video, from Norah, Glenochil Village, Central Scotland
So fun to see all the different ideas you all came up with for one template. Don't know which one I like the best!
Love what you’ve done with the drunkard’s blocks. I made one years ago completely by hand- no machine sewing at all.
Bless you.
Stunning quilts, ladies...... Thank you all !!
I thought Jenny's quilt looked like crabs....would be cute in red!
My first quilt I ever made was a drunkard's path. My mother gave me the pattern. I pieced it all by hand. I made it out of off while and red calico material. I just got the batting in to finish making it. I pieced it together 27 years ago and put it back. I just retired 3 years ago and I was 76 when I did. So I was always working because I did not finish it.
Omg thank you all for something happy to think about and creative. You are my online family I visit each day,God bless and thank you all.all beyond beautiful.
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This has got to be the best thing I've seen in a long, long time! Thanks to all three of you - wonderful job! I love - 1. How Natalie had almost NO waste...that's cool - 2. How Misty's looks - "it's perfect - my style" and 3. Jenny's - how she thinks/creativity - and I do like the look - All are very nice - and I know it was a lot of work for you all to come up with those. Nicely done, ladies! (and camera people)! Thanks for freely sharing!
Natalie And Misty, " I LOVE YOUR QUILT" Love the pillow left over idea too!... Had to buy the template, even if it's going to take a while to get here, Just not sure once it does, what quilt I'm going to make first.. Oh my Oh My, Thanks Ladies for another great quilting idea.
How about green and dark pink or red for Bird of Paradise??
Hi Natalie. I missed you. So glad to see you.
Wow!!! Such great ideas!! So glad you did this tutorial....I was really not seeing how to make a smaller 'old fashioned' drunkards path with the larger ruler. I think I understand it now. Thanks so much!!!
Oh my gosh! You three are so talented!! I love all 3 quilts and Misty that pillow is adorable. Both of my daughter's would love that pillow. I have to say ladies I truly do not like drunkards Path pieces, very hard for me to sew the curve, but I love Natalies quilt😊 I may have to try that. Thanks for the inspiration.
I'll have to try without pins; I usually use a TON of them for curves!
I might attempt Natalie's River Path
I love all of these but Misty’s is my favorite. Your triple play is a great idea! This template has been on my wish list for a while. Stay healthy!
Thanks for putting out videos! I bet so may of us are so happy for the distraction!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love Misty's two for one projects! I have scraps which will work for that! Thank you ladies. Be safe and well!!
3 wonderful patterns and, when I watched Jenny put her curved block beside a wonky block, I could see the makings of a cat block too. So nice to see the different projects.
All 3 are really cute but Natalie I love yours💝
I just love how different your projects are each time! 💕💕💕
Would be gorgeous in blues!!
Sew Much Fun! All 3 are Fantastic projects. Love ,Love, Love. Stay home and Sew
Love all of the variations
Jenny, is the wide backing on your quilt also Lancaster? I am doing the Moda Blockheads 2 in Lancaster and will be looking for some wide backing for it!
You can snowball those inner corners with yellow or another color for center of your flower. I like the drunkards path too.
Thanks again ladies for a great tutorial. Love them all.
Misty your quilt and pillow are so pretty.
You guys thx so much these are beautiful ideas and beautiful quilts so inspirational
Cool Bird-of-Paradise design, Jenny. I'd use a Tri-recs ruler set to make a 54-40-or-fight block rather than a wonky star block, as I find it wastes less fabric (you can actually use strips, or will have rectangular scraps from the print fabric). I'd also probably do something in the big 'empty' space of background where the blocks come together, maybe snowballing them so you get an hourglass looking square/diamond. Love Natalie's rainbow "River Path" and both of Misty's projects (my favourite colours!). Thanks for the inspiration MSQC! ~Diana K.
I am making the River Path using 5" charm pack. When sewing curves, it's hard to be precise. How would you square each block so that when you start assembling the rows, I don't end up with wonky rows? Thanks in advance.
I am beginning to really, Really,REALLY enjoy these videos with Jenny,Natalie & Misty!!!
I loved each one of the project AND Misty's pillow as well. (I thought of the orange peel template ASAP!)
Jenny's idea for the smiley face was cute too.
It's great when families all get along the way these gals do. (I wish my children got along with me, instead of distancing themselves due to family issues when their dad died and due to my chronic illness I remarried simply because I was all alone, and needed companionship and help too.)
Every time I see the Triple Play video OR any of the Doan Family MSQC Videos...it reminds me of a happy family.....something I don't have.
God Bless you Jenny, Natalie, & Misty.....you make my days so happy! For just a few minutes I can pretend that I too, belong to this family of quilters!
Love these triple play tutorials! Keep them up 😍
Wow, Natalie! You are so creative!
Recently, I purchased the small Drunkard's Path ruler and wanted to learn more about potential uses, hence I watched this video. Just love how the three of you work together in making these videos - so fun to watch!! I get a big kick out of how each approaches quilting. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!
I would like to make Jenny's quilt with Kaffe Fassett colors since it's the Bird of Paradise. I love Misty's colors and would probably copy that and the pillow. And Natalie's design will be perfect for some Rt 66 fabric I have. While she travels the river, I'll be driving down the road! Great video and great quilts.
love all the different patterns you come with !!! I think Mistys was my favorite this time!!!!
My first thought when I saw the block was that it was a pineapple. The pineapple is the symbol for my town's hospitality. I also love the drunken's path or Solomon's puzzle. It's so versatile as you have just shown me another way to use it. I never would have thought to place 2 different blocks together. Well done.
this was fun! I bought the large drunkards path template and am looking for ideas to use it.
I want to comment on the Glampers. It was a phrase Marjane Butters of
Maryjane's Farm first gave us. It was glamorous camping. Women all over
were redoing their little campers and making them girly. This was 15 to
20 years ago when it started. I think it was a forerunner to the she
shed. Girls only. If you don't know who MaryJane Butters is, she owns
what has become a huge business in Northern Idaho. Not far from the
Washington border. Its certainly worth a look.
I’m seeing three! 🤪 Jenny, yours looks like a pineapple firecracker...different brains. Misty, pretty quilt, so love the pillow. Natalie, vibrant and creative. You ladies did good! Why’d you cover up Misty at the end?! 😳
love all 3 of you. One day I am going to meet at least one of you or at least make it to your shop. Love how ya'll learn from each other
Awesome ladies God bless you and your family
A humble request. Considering MSQC has probably the largest following of quilters, and the multitude of requests for masks that have been floating around social media, would you consider a research project and ultimately a tutorial that organizes all the content from legitimate sources about what exactly can be used the homemase facemasks? I'm seeing that we need higher thread found, ad our stash won't cut it, but that flannel lining might work, but can it be breathed through and does that matter. Too much of a good thing is stifling many. I want to do this, but I want to do it right. Can you help?