Thanks for the info on the fusible grid. I have sewn individual scrappy blocks together but they are unruly and can get wonky. I have made a couple of Mondo bags with their fusible grids, so I can see how this would be beneficial in larger quilt projects.
How does this product feel when the quilt is complete? Is there a noticeable difference in the softness? I am using it now on small 1.5 unfinished HSTs but will eventually have to sew those 9 patch units to another block.
They will be soft. It will add a little bit of weight, but not enough to worry about. It's not hard. And the more you handle the quilt, or wash it, the softer it will be. With a finished project you most likely won't even know it's there.
To go from one color to another. Sort of fading from one shade of color to a different color. Gradually changing colors from one part of the quilt to another, one piece or section at a time.
You can give us a call at 641-585-2438, or visit our website, www.thequiltedforest.com. Not everything we show in our videos is on our website, so if there is something specific you're looking for just give us a call and we'd be happy to help.
Can you do a video actually clipping the corners? That would have been helpful in this video. If you would actually done that, because I've never seen this procedure before. And I would be a little leery about clipping corners. if I haven't seen it done before.
I am planning to re-do that video at some point, but I don't know when as of now. In the meantime, have confidence that you can clip as shown in this video (which is about a 1/2" cut through the stitching on each line on the grid). This makes it much easier to fold the fabric so you can sew the seam going the other direction. Hope this helps. Happy Quilting!!!
I only started quilting in September '22, with 5 lap quilts under my belt, 3 easy plain block and 2 qayg. I am sitting here wondering why this isn't more widely known, is it taboo to use this product or something? It seems to be the easiest and most logical way to do these types of blocks perfectly. I stumbled on Ten Sisters stuff and then started researching this technique and found all kinds of products, etc. Speaking from a newbie point of view, you could make some really nice quilt patterns with it, not just scrappy. Tfs!
This is an awesome concept and I would like to try it. However I'm concerned about clipping each block. Is there a video available on how to cut/snip so I won't ruin my quilt? Thank you 😊
This link will take you to a video that I just put out that shows me using the grid in detail. I hope this helps. th-cam.com/video/-6ttMAYjJ7k/w-d-xo.html
When clipping the corners, could you do a demo? Not 100% sure of how to do that.
Thanks for the info on the fusible grid. I have sewn individual scrappy blocks together but they are unruly and can get wonky. I have made a couple of Mondo bags with their fusible grids, so I can see how this would be beneficial in larger quilt projects.
If this came in triangles, you could use two layers of fabric plus this interfacing as a guide to make half square triangles jiffy quick!
I don’t understand the corner clip.
The following link will take you to a video that goes into more detail on the fusible grid
th-cam.com/video/W2osasmVk6A/w-d-xo.htmlsi=F7mQi5rWOG8TatV4
How does this product feel when the quilt is complete? Is there a noticeable difference in the softness? I am using it now on small 1.5 unfinished HSTs but will eventually have to sew those 9 patch units to another block.
They will be soft. It will add a little bit of weight, but not enough to worry about. It's not hard. And the more you handle the quilt, or wash it, the softer it will be. With a finished project you most likely won't even know it's there.
@@thequiltedforest thank you so much for a speedy response! I enjoy all of your videos! 🤩
😱😱😱. The idea of using blocks instead of just plain squares! Brilliant.
So the fabric square is 2 inch for 2 inch fusible grid?
Yes
What is color wash?
To go from one color to another. Sort of fading from one shade of color to a different color. Gradually changing colors from one part of the quilt to another, one piece or section at a time.
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How do I order from your company
You can give us a call at 641-585-2438, or visit our website, www.thequiltedforest.com. Not everything we show in our videos is on our website, so if there is something specific you're looking for just give us a call and we'd be happy to help.
3 is not an even number.
Can you do a video actually clipping the corners? That would have been helpful in this video. If you would actually done that, because I've never seen this procedure before. And I would be a little leery about clipping corners. if I haven't seen it done before.
I am planning to re-do that video at some point, but I don't know when as of now. In the meantime, have confidence that you can clip as shown in this video (which is about a 1/2" cut through the stitching on each line on the grid). This makes it much easier to fold the fabric so you can sew the seam going the other direction. Hope this helps. Happy Quilting!!!
@@thequiltedforest yes this information is helpful. At least I have something to go by and will give it a try Thank you.
@@thequiltedforestdid you ever make a video?
When you see the smaller blocks, how do you add them together to make the larger quilt? I’m having trouble envisioning how to connect them afterwards
When you SEW not see
I only started quilting in September '22, with 5 lap quilts under my belt, 3 easy plain block and 2 qayg. I am sitting here wondering why this isn't more widely known, is it taboo to use this product or something? It seems to be the easiest and most logical way to do these types of blocks perfectly. I stumbled on Ten Sisters stuff and then started researching this technique and found all kinds of products, etc. Speaking from a newbie point of view, you could make some really nice quilt patterns with it, not just scrappy. Tfs!
Don’t understand your corner clipping
Stay tuned for a more expansive video on the grid. I'll go into more detail
This is an awesome concept and I would like to try it. However I'm concerned about clipping each block. Is there a video available on how to cut/snip so I won't ruin my quilt? Thank you 😊
This link will take you to a video that I just put out that shows me using the grid in detail. I hope this helps.
th-cam.com/video/-6ttMAYjJ7k/w-d-xo.html
Beautiful work. Congratulations. What should I study to learn quilt?
How would you make a block by using squares and half blocks? I want to make a block with a dog head that uses half blocks and squares.
So want to try this. Grid probably makes it easier but going try with what I have.
What is the name of this product,and can you use it for appliques?
What do you do with the interfacing when finished?
It stays in
Ooooooo. I love the 4,104-square quilt! Are the finished squares 1.5"?
Yes they are! Happy Quilting!
What kind of thread did you use?
Cotton thread
Can I buy grid in your store?
yes
So smart!