You are a life saver! I have a day of quilting with friends today, and I wanted a small project. I wondered what I could do with a single Honey Bun in my stash. Guess what? I also have two tone-on-tone white charm packs. Thanks to you I am all set for the day--now, I just need to think of a casserole to take. Thank you, Barbara!
I so very much enjoy all your videos! I am just a beginner so I watch them over and over again! I wish you were not on the opposite side of the country what fun to visit your shop!
I made this quilt for my Mom for Christmas using The Christmas Card Collection Honey Bun by Sweetwater for Moda. Turned out beautifully and was a very easy quilt to piece and put in. Thank you for sharing this!
Your tutorials are truly stupendous! I have learned so much over the years, watching your videos! Donna, you're a wonderful teacher and we are all truly blessed to be able to attend your virtual classes. I also enjoy the daily sale emails with the customer project photos. It's fun to see what others are making and their colorways -- kind of like a virtual quilt guild meeting. My budget doesn't allow me to purchase all the lovely fabric on sale every day, but I certainly try to support your online store when I'm able to. Thank you again for these wonderful videos!
Apa khabar Ibu Jordan...saya masih setia mengikuti video Ibu..sy tidak bs menilai mana yg terbaik dr karya2 Ibu..krn bagi saya setiap karya Ibu mempunyai ciri, keindahan dan kerumitan tersendiri..jempol buat Ibu..salam manis dari Indonesia
I watched that video so many times I love the pattern so much the colors are wonderful I can not that that particular honey bun anymore anywhere but I just ordered a different one with the same colors I can not wait to get started on it I hung a curtain rod to my wall and my husband is looking at me funny but I just can't wait to hang it thank you so much Andrea
loved this video once again...you both make it pleasant to listen to your voices..AND you get along. I'm in Brisbane. Australia, just returned from 6 weeks caravaning up North- missed your smiling faces! Thank you for your work! Hugs
I love how you teach us how to quilt with easy tips and tricks to make it easy and not so daunting for the newbie. I am impressed by the amount of giveaways you have. No one on TH-cam does that. Very generous
I would love it if you could show your photographer (your son?) I think the camera angles and shots are the BEST on TH-cam! Maybe a Christmas special with your daughter too, making a quilt, or wall hanging using fabric she chooses. Thanks to all, you’re the best. I’ve learned so much!
Seeing Donna's and Matt's smiling faces and collaborative teamwork makes my day! Donna, your teaching style is amazing and you make a beginning sewer like me feel able to tackle bigger projects than a pillowcase!! Matt, your cutting precision is the silent behind the scene hard work that puts these packages together! Both your color senses bring these projects to life! Thank you and please stay safe and happy!
As many others have said, I really enjoy and look forward to your tutorials - what's particularly great about them is that you sound (and clearly, are) so expert and enthusiastic about all aspects of quilting, without being "patronising" . I especially enjoy how you treat colours, and you emphasize that even in a planned quilt you can get a 'scrappy' look - trying too hard to get things to coordinate I think takes some of the charm away, it might be a pre-printed fabric if one does that... This video pattern makes a really great impact wall hanging (glad that in the final version, you took those light strips out of the central star!)... Interesting that you say the fabric you've chosen is one for all winter, I am just making your 'Ribbons' quilt out of that very fabric from your shop, as a Christmas present, I hope the recipient will snuggle in it all winter and not just at Christmas (however, now I've seen your holly quilting pattern, that's what I want for mine!) Keep inspiring us, Donna - you're a ray of light in dark times.
I give only four recommendations to my quilting/sewing friends, Donna, Nancy (R.I.P.), Jenny and Laura. These ladies are so very generous with their knowledge and time. I believe, it’s to keep this dying art form alive.❤️
On top over all the compliments you deserve... how do you hang your quilt so perfectly on your wall ? It's like a modern painting! This is a nice way to continue to create quilt, explore design and enjoy the result daily. I think Matt is behind this... Please do a little video just on that. Thanks from Québec Canada🇨🇦.
From South Europe, having my breakfast and enjoying your video.Perfect as usual. Thanks so much. I've watched all your videos and I'm longing for more..... They are the best on the net. Your quilts are elegant, well made, perfectly finished. HIGH CLASS¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
I love your format! Its so candid and doesnt have the staged feel like so many other chanels doing quilting tutorials. Keep up the good work and please do more videos.
Quite true. Instead of all those "professionals" trying so hard to be the next sewing queen, Donna is more like a good friend from college days coming over to your house to show you how to make a quilt the right way. When Donna does a quilt, it's all about you and a quilt, unlike like the "all about me and my brand" girls (some of whom do sloppy work). In fact, she does endorse having fun instead of perfection, but also doesn't let you stumble down a bog hole and wind up with another UFO. It must get tiresome for her to repeat the same steps and tips in all her videos, but she teaches as if this is your first quilt. Others act like they're the grand guru and you're supposed to remember every detail (I watched one recently where the woman kept quoting a quilting magazine ARTICLE about herself from last year !!! Gee whiz, Cookie, I have a life of my own.) I live on the opposite coast, but once we can all get on the road again, I'm seriously thinking about heading northwest. Maybe Donna can plan a new workshop so we can all meet!!!!
I appreciate the explanation at 10:10 about pressing to the light side....have a huge stack of 1.5 inch strips and am about to make this as a baby quilt!
This is what I do: machine sew a hanging sleeve into the top edge under the binding (the width of the quilt less an inch or so, and then hand-stitch the sides and bottom, making it "D" shaped. Then you just slip in a wood dowel and hang it with drywall screws.
This wall hanging looks absolutely amazing on your wall. For those of us extremely visual quilters, this is a huge bonus. But, must add that all of your videos are terrific, this just puts the icing on the cake so to speak. Though I have quilted 30+ years and often create my own quilts, I eagerly watch (sometimes rewatch) your videos. And have become a fan of Cozy Quilts. I actually have 2 patterns to make up for Christmas gifts. Jordan Quilts has added as much to the quilt community as the rotary cutter. And yes I was quilting way before that innovation. Add my voice to how much I love how you use color and patterns together. The both of you are very gifted and talented; packaged up with fun loving personalities that shine with each video you make. Blessings to the entire family as all of you so generously bless us.
Tip: When sewing strips (1 1/2”, 2 1/2”, 3 1/2”) together the first thing I do is to cut them in half. Not only does this eliminate the wonkyness but it actually gives you more variety in your stripsets as you can mix and match more different strips together.
This is wonderful tutorial, not only did you show how to cut, finger pressed and then use an iron. But you also, discuss and cover several problems that quilters have run into. For example, why not to stretch your stripes. You provided a solution. This was truly a how to and tips and techniques tutorials, which is the best kind. Many thanks.
It’s a very stressful time around my house at the moment as it is around the world. My stress relief is watching your videos. I have actually made a few until my machine died on me last week 😭 have to wait until I can find a job to replace it but still watching your videos. Please keep them coming! You are helping me keep my sanity!! Lol
Debbie Davidson where do you live? If you are near me in Minnesota maybe I can fix your machine. Otherwise check with thrift stores and craigslist or FB market. You may be able to find a used one cheap until you can get a better one. Praying for you.
I live in Texas. I appreciate the prayers!! Thank you! I found a job and start on the 14th of this month. I have a Husqvarna that I love. It has been a work horse for the past 26 years. I’m hoping it just needs a good cleaning. We purchased a Singer Quantum during Singers sale and it should be here Saturday. I’m hoping it’s a good machine - the reviews on it were good. I will have my other machine serviced in a few weeks and hopefully I will have two good machines then.
Debbie Davidson I happen to be in grand prairie visiting my granddaughter. Are you near enough that I could look at your machine and maybe get it going for you.
COURTNEY BLOCK you are so sweet to offer!! We are in Austin which is about 3 1/2 hour dive. I truly appreciate your offer and if we were closer would take you up on it. My husband bought me a Singer Quantum the is supposed to be delivered tomorrow. I received a job offer yesterday that starts in a week so plan on taking my Husqvarna in and getting it serviced next month. I will then have two machines which is a GOOD thing!! Y’all have safe travels and thank you again for your offer.
The best quilting tutorial I've ever seen, I found it on Jordan Fabrics. Effectively, point to point, not too much explanation which not necessary, talking while doing, camera recording really like what viewer wants to see. Thank you Jordan Fabrics, thank you Dona, thank you cameraman
I sewed all my 35 strip sets together, with my Janome machine which has a scant 1/4" foot....nice straight seams, but wider than the pattern specifies. This is no problem---just center the 5" squares on your cut strip set sections, and trim to size. For my next quilt I will simply cut the squares to be 5.5".
It's fun to see a project using honey buns. They seem like the least-used or maybe least popular of the precuts. Good on you guys for raising their profile! ☺️
Здравствуйте Донна, я из России! М еня зовут Екатерина, я вас обажаю, вы делаете прекраснейшие работы, вы вдохновляете меня, спасибо вам огромное. Желаю вам здоровья и процветания!!
Another excellent tutorial full of practical tips. Why it gets thumbs down from a few is beyond me. Please keep coming with new videos as most of us enjoy them and there is always something new to learn, Thank you
I agree with M. I think those who give videos a “thumbs down” didn’t even watch it; They likely resent TH-cam from “recommending” a video to them in which they aren’t interested, so they take it out on the innocent channel owner. We LOVE Donna’s tutorials !!!
I think some people are confused about the thumbs down. They don't realize it's a thumbs down to Donna and maybe think it's a thumbs down to honey buns or they don't like the pattern. Seriously, I've never seen a tutorial from Matt or Donna that I didn't love.
Donna, I’ll let you in on a little secret....there are smaller rulers 📏 you can get for cutting your 5” inch squares. That mammoth ruler you use is so cumbersome. Invest in or just go steal one from Jordan Fabrics! 🤣! 🤣! 🤣! Love your tutorials.
I love both the quilt you just completed and the one you are giving away and quilting is what I am primarily interested in right now and this is information I will remember and use for my work at home. Once I have one quilt completed made from pieces my grandmother cut out years ago I will be ordering material from you all to make a quilt of my own and hope it looks great too. I thank you for sharing so much information with us all and may you all have a great rest of the week and weekend.
Donna, you are amazing! I love the fact that you show us how to use lesser-used cuts like honey-buns and not be afraid of using it besides the 2,5 inch strips.
You make the best videos! Thanks for the information and instructions! Thanks for letting us have a peak at home! And a good look at the long arm! You are setting the pace!
I had a billowy sleeved top like that back in the 1970s, and it was her hot iron that was giving me the heebie-jeebies watching this. Polyester/silk meltdown.
Super cute and I loved the gold thread with the Holly pattern! The quilt youre giving away makes me think of my Irish heritage. Must be the green :) I love it!
Thank you for another wonderful tutorial. Only thing I didn’t like was not being able to try one of your delicious looking honey buns! 🤣🤣. Thank you for using honey bun strips. I’d forgotten all about them as the jelly rolls seem to have taken over the precut world. Thank you also for your very generous giveaways - so kind of you.
Good afternoon Ms. Donna! I randomly clicked on a video of yours a few months back and was instantly hooked and decided to become a quilter! And as usual, the pros make it look so easy! Seriously, sew a straight line, how hard can it be?! Haha 🙂 I am having a huge problem with the size difference in my finished squares/blocks and I’m not sure where my mistakes are. I bought a log cabin table runner kit from you guys and I had so much fabric left over! That was when I figured out my sewing machine presser foot wasn’t 1/4 inch 😏 So I went and bought a new machine and I now also have a 1/4 presser foot. My seam will measure right which means my cutting is off. I don’t get how I can be off so much. I am hoping practice will help, but not knowing where I am making my mistake bothers me. I love your videos and thank you so much for making them. You guys have a great day!
Dear Donna and Matt I really loved your honey-bun tutorial. You really make your tutorials so easy to understand. Btw, I really love your home decor .. quite my style!!! God bless you xxx
Cute! Loved your little sense of humor with the edible honey buns. Thanks for all you and your team do .😊
I just want the honeybuns that you baked!!! Yum.
Cute idea for honey buns. I also love your nails. They are not distracting and very feminine looking.
Amazing ❤
Can't get enough of watching your videos
You are a life saver! I have a day of quilting with friends today, and I wanted a small project. I wondered what I could do with a single Honey Bun in my stash. Guess what? I also have two tone-on-tone white charm packs. Thanks to you I am all set for the day--now, I just need to think of a casserole to take. Thank you, Barbara!
Love your videos. You teach start to finish and it has helped me do a better job. Thanks and keep the videos coming.
Would enjoy seeing how you did the hanging sleeve on the back. Fun project and I am looking forward to giving it a go!
I so very much enjoy all your videos! I am just a beginner so I watch them over and over again! I wish you were not on the opposite side of the country what fun to visit your shop!
I made this quilt for my Mom for Christmas using The Christmas Card Collection Honey Bun by Sweetwater for Moda. Turned out beautifully and was a very easy quilt to piece and put in. Thank you for sharing this!
Your tutorials are truly stupendous! I have learned so much over the years, watching your videos! Donna, you're a wonderful teacher and we are all truly blessed to be able to attend your virtual classes. I also enjoy the daily sale emails with the customer project photos. It's fun to see what others are making and their colorways -- kind of like a virtual quilt guild meeting. My budget doesn't allow me to purchase all the lovely fabric on sale every day, but I certainly try to support your online store when I'm able to. Thank you again for these wonderful videos!
Apa khabar Ibu Jordan...saya masih setia mengikuti video Ibu..sy tidak bs menilai mana yg terbaik dr karya2 Ibu..krn bagi saya setiap karya Ibu mempunyai ciri, keindahan dan kerumitan tersendiri..jempol buat Ibu..salam manis dari Indonesia
I watched that video so many times I love the pattern so much the colors are wonderful I can not that that particular honey bun anymore anywhere but I just ordered a different one with the same colors I can not wait to get started on it I hung a curtain rod to my wall and my husband is looking at me funny but I just can't wait to hang it thank you so much Andrea
Donna and Matt, I have been praying for your family, your home and your business... safety from the Oregon fires and smoke. 🙏❤️
I love the thumbnail of this video and the project!! You guys are so fun and creative. I love that it’s a family affair.
love Jordon Fabrics- lovely home- thanks for always going over thread color
Always love your videos...they are so enjoyable...
Great design for a honey bun!
Donna - you are AMAZING!!!
loved this video once again...you both make it pleasant to listen to your voices..AND you get along. I'm in Brisbane. Australia, just returned from 6 weeks caravaning up North- missed your smiling faces! Thank you for your work! Hugs
I love that fabric with the pipberries!!!
I love how you teach us how to quilt with easy tips and tricks to make it easy and not so daunting for the newbie. I am impressed by the amount of giveaways you have. No one on TH-cam does that. Very generous
I would love it if you could show your photographer (your son?) I think the camera angles and shots are the BEST on TH-cam! Maybe a Christmas special with your daughter too, making a quilt, or wall hanging using fabric she chooses. Thanks to all, you’re the best. I’ve learned so much!
Great pattern….. LOVE LOVE LOVE your top/blouse 😎
Your honey bun in this video is my very favorite designer at Moda. Lovely project!
I don't see how anyone could give this video a thumbs down. I've never used a honey bun before. Thanks for mixing it up a bit.
Seeing Donna's and Matt's smiling faces and collaborative teamwork makes my day! Donna, your teaching style is amazing and you make a beginning sewer like me feel able to tackle bigger projects than a pillowcase!! Matt, your cutting precision is the silent behind the scene hard work that puts these packages together! Both your color senses bring these projects to life! Thank you and please stay safe and happy!
DONNA!! 😍 Another fun quilt and video. Thank you.
I have been binge watching your videos. I’m learning a lot and made my first quilted table runner already. All your videos are awesome
Love your honey bun Star!
Good job!
Connie🐝
As many others have said, I really enjoy and look forward to your tutorials - what's particularly great about them is that you sound (and clearly, are) so expert and enthusiastic about all aspects of quilting, without being "patronising" . I especially enjoy how you treat colours, and you emphasize that even in a planned quilt you can get a 'scrappy' look - trying too hard to get things to coordinate I think takes some of the charm away, it might be a pre-printed fabric if one does that... This video pattern makes a really great impact wall hanging (glad that in the final version, you took those light strips out of the central star!)... Interesting that you say the fabric you've chosen is one for all winter, I am just making your 'Ribbons' quilt out of that very fabric from your shop, as a Christmas present, I hope the recipient will snuggle in it all winter and not just at Christmas (however, now I've seen your holly quilting pattern, that's what I want for mine!) Keep inspiring us, Donna - you're a ray of light in dark times.
Very nice wall hanging project. Thanks for tge free pattern and great tutorial.🧵🪡
💕Your videos are lots of fun. Thank you.🥰🌸
Beautiful! Thank you for the free pattern!
love all your patterns and your shop !
I love ALL of your patterns! Thank you so much for all your videos and, naturally, this one. What a nice wall hanging!
Donna, you are such a honey bun yourself. Love your creativity and energy to continually inspire your online patchwork family.
You are such a great teacher Donna and I have learned so very much and keep learning. I have only been quilting a year and very good and owe it to you
I just love this couple it they have so much fun & both are very creative.😊
Oh my I’m hungry. Mmmmm.
Very nice pattern.
I give only four recommendations to my quilting/sewing friends, Donna, Nancy (R.I.P.), Jenny and Laura. These ladies are so very generous with their knowledge and time. I believe, it’s to keep this dying art form alive.❤️
On top over all the compliments you deserve... how do you hang your quilt so perfectly on your wall ? It's like a modern painting! This is a nice way to continue to create quilt, explore design and enjoy the result daily. I think Matt is behind this... Please do a little video just on that. Thanks from Québec Canada🇨🇦.
From South Europe, having my breakfast and enjoying your video.Perfect as usual. Thanks so much. I've watched all your videos and I'm longing for more..... They are the best on the net. Your quilts are elegant, well made, perfectly finished. HIGH CLASS¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
I love your quilt, beautiful
Very pretty!!
Love it. Colours are great.
BEAUTIFUL.THANK YOU.
I love your format! Its so candid and doesnt have the staged feel like so many other chanels doing quilting tutorials. Keep up the good work and please do more videos.
i agree. I always recommend Donna's videos when we have a beginner on our Uk groups.
Quite true. Instead of all those "professionals" trying so hard to be the next sewing queen, Donna is more like a good friend from college days coming over to your house to show you how to make a quilt the right way. When Donna does a quilt, it's all about you and a quilt, unlike like the "all about me and my brand" girls (some of whom do sloppy work). In fact, she does endorse having fun instead of perfection, but also doesn't let you stumble down a bog hole and wind up with another UFO.
It must get tiresome for her to repeat the same steps and tips in all her videos, but she teaches as if this is your first quilt. Others act like they're the grand guru and you're supposed to remember every detail (I watched one recently where the woman kept quoting a quilting magazine ARTICLE about herself from last year !!! Gee whiz, Cookie, I have a life of my own.) I live on the opposite coast, but once we can all get on the road again, I'm seriously thinking about heading northwest. Maybe Donna can plan a new workshop so we can all meet!!!!
I appreciate the explanation at 10:10 about pressing to the light side....have a huge stack of 1.5 inch strips and am about to make this as a baby quilt!
Thank you for the new video! You are beautiful! Stay safe in this difficult time! Best wishes from Ireland!
That is so cute.
Que bello tu trabajo, !! amo todo lo que haces!!! , contigo he aprendido mucho, gracias por compartir tus conocimientos, saludos desde Chile ❣️
I like the way the quilt sits on your wall. Can you show us how you hang your quilts?
Yes that would be good to see how you hang a quilt on the wall. It really hung flat against wall. Thanks
I use thumbtacks or push pins!
@@jordanfabrics8380 make tutorial on how to hang a quilt on a wall
This is what I do: machine sew a hanging sleeve into the top edge under the binding (the width of the quilt less an inch or so, and then hand-stitch the sides and bottom, making it "D" shaped. Then you just slip in a wood dowel and hang it with drywall screws.
Yes. How do you hang. Also, how did the back turn out? 😍😘
This wall hanging looks absolutely amazing on your wall. For those of us extremely visual quilters, this is a huge bonus. But, must add that all of your videos are terrific, this just puts the icing on the cake so to speak. Though I have quilted 30+ years and often create my own quilts, I eagerly watch (sometimes rewatch) your videos. And have become a fan of Cozy Quilts. I actually have 2 patterns to make up for Christmas gifts. Jordan Quilts has added as much to the quilt community as the rotary cutter. And yes I was quilting way before that innovation. Add my voice to how much I love how you use color and patterns together. The both of you are very gifted and talented; packaged up with fun loving personalities that shine with each video you make. Blessings to the entire family as all of you so generously bless us.
I whole heartedly agree! I try to start each day with one (or more) of your quilt videos. They and your wonderful personality set the day right.
Tip: When sewing strips (1 1/2”, 2 1/2”, 3 1/2”) together the first thing I do is to cut them in half. Not only does this eliminate the wonkyness but it actually gives you more variety in your stripsets as you can mix and match more different strips together.
Good tip!
aha.....I just cut about 40 different 1.5 inch strips, full WOF, will go and cut them all in half.... ROFL...I do want to have a better mix!
This is wonderful tutorial, not only did you show how to cut, finger pressed and then use an iron. But you also, discuss and cover several problems that quilters have run into. For example, why not to stretch your stripes. You provided a solution. This was truly a how to and tips and techniques tutorials, which is the best kind. Many thanks.
It’s a very stressful time around my house at the moment as it is around the world. My stress relief is watching your videos. I have actually made a few until my machine died on me last week 😭 have to wait until I can find a job to replace it but still watching your videos. Please keep them coming! You are helping me keep my sanity!! Lol
Debbie Davidson where do you live? If you are near me in Minnesota maybe I can fix your machine. Otherwise check with thrift stores and craigslist or FB market. You may be able to find a used one cheap until you can get a better one. Praying for you.
I live in Texas. I appreciate the prayers!! Thank you! I found a job and start on the 14th of this month. I have a Husqvarna that I love. It has been a work horse for the past 26 years. I’m hoping it just needs a good cleaning. We purchased a Singer Quantum during Singers sale and it should be here Saturday. I’m hoping it’s a good machine - the reviews on it were good. I will have my other machine serviced in a few weeks and hopefully I will have two good machines then.
Debbie Davidson I happen to be in grand prairie visiting my granddaughter. Are you near enough that I could look at your machine and maybe get it going for you.
COURTNEY BLOCK you are so sweet to offer!! We are in Austin which is about 3 1/2 hour dive. I truly appreciate your offer and if we were closer would take you up on it. My husband bought me a Singer Quantum the is supposed to be delivered tomorrow. I received a job offer yesterday that starts in a week so plan on taking my Husqvarna in and getting it serviced next month. I will then have two machines which is a GOOD thing!! Y’all have safe travels and thank you again for your offer.
Debbie Davidson so happy for you. I just know how happy quilting makes me and was sad when I read your message. Enjoy.
We want that cinn roll receipe. Those are huge and looks delicious
The best quilting tutorial I've ever seen, I found it on Jordan Fabrics.
Effectively, point to point, not too much explanation which not necessary, talking while doing, camera recording really like what viewer wants to see.
Thank you Jordan Fabrics, thank you Dona, thank you cameraman
Your home is beautiful!
Thank you!
I sewed all my 35 strip sets together, with my Janome machine which has a scant 1/4" foot....nice straight seams, but wider than the pattern specifies. This is no problem---just center the 5" squares on your cut strip set sections, and trim to size. For my next quilt I will simply cut the squares to be 5.5".
It's fun to see a project using honey buns. They seem like the least-used or maybe least popular of the precuts. Good on you guys for raising their profile! ☺️
I used them for a curvy log cabin.
I've never heard of a honey bun (only been quilting a little over a year), so this was very interesting.
I knew there was something smaller but I didn't know that it was called a honey bun. Oh man now I gotta go find that....
What a great size!! A nice change from 2.5" quilts (daintier), I like it a lot. Thank you as always for your joyfulness that is shared so sweetly.
Love the Honey Bun Star! And it looks great on your wall......another goodie! ThankYou
Brasil!!adoro ver você costurando. Jordan
Здравствуйте Донна, я из России! М еня зовут Екатерина, я вас обажаю, вы делаете прекраснейшие работы, вы вдохновляете меня, спасибо вам огромное. Желаю вам здоровья и процветания!!
Another excellent tutorial full of practical tips. Why it gets thumbs down from a few is beyond me. Please keep coming with new videos as most of us enjoy them and there is always something new to learn, Thank you
Maureen Taphouse I agree! I think there are some people who are innately grumpy!
Maureen, there will always be a 'Negative Nelly' in every group and I choose to ignore them.
It's usually just algorithm related.
I agree with M. I think those who give videos a “thumbs down” didn’t even watch it; They likely resent TH-cam from “recommending” a video to them in which they aren’t interested, so they take it out on the innocent channel owner. We LOVE Donna’s tutorials !!!
I think some people are confused about the thumbs down. They don't realize it's a thumbs down to Donna and maybe think it's a thumbs down to honey buns or they don't like the pattern. Seriously, I've never seen a tutorial from Matt or Donna that I didn't love.
That is just an awesome quilt Donna !!! Its absolutely gorgeous!!! You are so very talented!!!
Love this! I've never used a honey bun before...Thank you so much!...your shirt is beautiful! :)
Thank you!
Donna, I’ll let you in on a little secret....there are smaller rulers 📏 you can get for cutting your 5” inch squares. That mammoth ruler you use is so cumbersome. Invest in or just go steal one from Jordan Fabrics! 🤣! 🤣! 🤣! Love your tutorials.
I've never sewn with Honey Buns; after watching this video, I'll have to try my hand at it. Love, love your pattern!
I love both the quilt you just completed and the one you are giving away and quilting is what I am primarily interested in right now and this is information I will remember and use for my work at home. Once I have one quilt completed made from pieces my grandmother cut out years ago I will be ordering material from you all to make a quilt of my own and hope it looks great too. I thank you for sharing so much information with us all and may you all have a great rest of the week and weekend.
Donna, you are amazing! I love the fact that you show us how to use lesser-used cuts like honey-buns and not be afraid of using it besides the 2,5 inch strips.
This is just lovely. Thank you for showing it to is in your home. .so nice to see things in their intended place. Stay safe.
You make the best videos! Thanks for the information and instructions! Thanks for letting us have a peak at home! And a good look at the long arm! You are setting the pace!
In the south we call that a cinnamon roll. Makes my mouth water. Thank you for your tutorials.
I'll bet the honey buns would make a cool strip tube unit!
That turned out so great. Thank you for taking us every step of the way through the process...not many ppl do and it's so easy to get lost.
I love the top Donna is wearing but I'd probably sew it to my project by accident as I was working, lol.
DITTO
I’d end up slicing it with my rotary blade! 🤪
I had a billowy sleeved top like that back in the 1970s, and it was her hot iron that was giving me the heebie-jeebies watching this. Polyester/silk meltdown.
I was thinking the same thing!
Super cute and I loved the gold thread with the Holly pattern! The quilt youre giving away makes me think of my Irish heritage. Must be the green :) I love it!
I love this quilt. I'm going to get a honey bun out of my stash!
Love love this quilt...I was thinking it would make a wonderful table topper. Thank you so much for the free pattern you’re so generous. 💐
Donna, you are so fun!!!
Hi Donna, You make everything look so easy and quick! I'm definitely going to try this pattern. So glad I found you on TH-cam .
You are wonderful and the quilt is amazing
You are SUCH an EXCellent teacher - Thank you! 👏🥰
Hi, Matt!!
Watching your vids brightens up my day!
Thanks so much for continuing to share....
What a great video. Learned a few new tricks. Your a phenomenal teacher!
Thank you for another wonderful tutorial. Only thing I didn’t like was not being able to try one of your delicious looking honey buns! 🤣🤣. Thank you for using honey bun strips. I’d forgotten all about them as the jelly rolls seem to have taken over the precut world. Thank you also for your very generous giveaways - so kind of you.
I really enjoy watching you work. You make it look so easy. All your quilts are beautiful. Keep up the great, work for all of us.
Good afternoon Ms. Donna! I randomly clicked on a video of yours a few months back and was instantly hooked and decided to become a quilter! And as usual, the pros make it look so easy! Seriously, sew a straight line, how hard can it be?! Haha 🙂 I am having a huge problem with the size difference in my finished squares/blocks and I’m not sure where my mistakes are. I bought a log cabin table runner kit from you guys and I had so much fabric left over! That was when I figured out my sewing machine presser foot wasn’t 1/4 inch 😏 So I went and bought a new machine and I now also have a 1/4 presser foot. My seam will measure right which means my cutting is off. I don’t get how I can be off so much. I am hoping practice will help, but not knowing where I am making my mistake bothers me. I love your videos and thank you so much for making them. You guys have a great day!
Yet another fab tutorial Donna 👍 Got them all saved, well, maybe not them all just yet. So clear and encouraging too. Keep up the great work guys x
I love the way you rearranged the light strips so they are so beautifully balanced through the quilt.
Dear Donna and Matt I really loved your honey-bun tutorial. You really make your tutorials so easy to understand. Btw, I really love your home decor .. quite my style!!! God bless you xxx
Y'all are such fun! Could almost taste that honey bun. The project was cute and seemed easy. Thanks for taking us home with you too!
Excellent opening on the video! I love your blouse too!
Thank you!
Lovely quilt Donna. I also love the colors hat you used. Thank you for sharing it with us.
You are an awesome instructor ! I’ve got addicted to your channel and have learned a lot about quilting.
Wishing you all the best 🌹
Cocinar y coser, que buena idea Sra. Donna, un abrazo desde Caracas-Venezuela