This tutorial is perfect! Your instruction is so succinct, and what a clever method. I got my first two rows sewn together and started the stitching on a whim last night, and I really enjoyed it. I had no idea what a Kantha quilt was before your video popped into my feed last week, and now I’m hooked. I hope something wonderful happens for you today! 🖤
Yes! Another flannel-instead-of-batting-quilter. I love to use old flannel-sheets from the thrift shop to make 'summer-quilts'. Thanks for the inspiration. I've made a chair-cover with the chakra-colours this summer... guess a chakra-kantha-quilt would be make it even better. 😉
You are welcome you can also make what they call summer quilts they can be a cotton top and a flannel or cotton back if you are using flannel make sure you pre wash it because it shrinks more than the cotton does. The one in he video was a thrifted flannel sheet
I've never been a big fan of quilt as you go, but your method is wonderful, especially for this type of coverlet! The finished project will be beautiful! Oh, dear! Now I have another project to try!
I was watching Sewing With Nancy and she put together a quilt as you go this exact same way. I was always very intimidated to put a quilt together the traditional way but when I saw this way I was "Now this I can do". I've made 3 quilts this way. I make it with 6" columns.
Beautiful quilt! You explained your technique very well. I have difficulty visualizing the finished product before I make something, unless I've seen it done. This has helped me a lot. Thank you for taking your time and sharing with us. 🇺🇸
Some many years ago I was in an art display--and I saw a large item done completely with boro stitching. Must be an ages old style of stitching. Lovely stuff.
Love this! I struggle with stitching layers of larger quilts on my machine, this sew as you go will be a piece of cake! Thanks for sharing, your a fantastic teacher!
Fantastic!! I am only a beginner at this, but I enjoy hand stitching too. This will be my next project. Thank you. I love your videos and the " organic" feel to them.
This is gorgeous and looks like a fun project. I have skirts made from old saris that I never wear, and I am planning to re-repurpose the fabric for a kantha quilt. I think this quilt-as-you-go technique will be perfect!
Превосходно! Думаю рукодельницам как и музыкантам понять друг друга очень просто 😊 Недавно я сшила коврик примерно в такой технике, мне хотелось достичь такого результата чтобы и сверху и снизу было одинаково красиво. Получилось хорошо. Спасибо вам за мастер класс 🌹🌹🌹♥️
Если кому надо- краткий перевод. Цветные полосы по 4 инча(примерно 10 см), внутри полосы из фланели(постирать её заранее). Используются цвета радуги, от светлого до тёмного затем в зеркальном порядке, от тёмного до светлого. Простегать изделие крупно вручную, потом выровнять верх и низ и только к ним пришить бейку. Как закрыть боковые стороны, автор ролика показывает. Всем заинтересовавшимся пошить такое изделие - удачи! P.S. У этого мастера есть отличный квилт (из остатков)показанный в 3-х роликах. 1 -как быстро нарезать остатки ткани на блоки, 2 - как сшивать блоки методом „web stitching“, раскладка блоков по цвету, 3- как организовать процесс шитья и сохранение разложенных по цветам блоков от детей и домашних питомцев! Наверное это лучший метод, если нет отдельной швейной комнаты. Thank you so much Terry!
Thank you so much for your video. I had not heard of the Kantha quilt, but now I know what to do with all of my strips that I have been saving for several years.) .😁
(🏆VERY CLEVER!) love your idea. Sew as you go , this gives someone a chance to use which ever fabrics one comes a cross perhaps from family members🙆♀️💚.
Great instructions. Easy to follow. What a great way to use up my fabric strips. Love the slow stitch technique you used to hand quilt. Gives it a wonderful texture. Thanks for sharing.
Years ago I attended a showing of different kinds of quilts. Many had the stitching like you use all over your quilt. Now I see many using the same thing. Kudos for bringing stitching to our modern attention.
Absolutely Brilliant 👏 👌 😀 👍 I was having such a time with seeing this in my head, you've sorted it beautifully, thank you for sharing. And I love your color way.
It's now May and I've just discovered this video, fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much. I'm currently working on your scrap busting color wash pattern. Enjoying every moment!
Very interesting and love your experience with this Kantha thing! Thanks again, Terry- I’ll have to practice this method for my new disabled working in quilts- Sandra Myer
Hi Terry, I heard about you from Kate this morning while watching her video. I have never heard of a Kantha Quilt. I do like the idea.. thank you for your time and expertise and sharing your ideas. I enjoy your matter of fact and down to earth explanation without all the bells and whistles and weird music. I will sure visit you often - from South Africa 🌻
welcome to my channel Elizabeth. I do like to get to the point of why you are here those are the kind of videos i appreciate also. Thanks for looking me up
I am just learning the difference between kantha and kwandi. Thank you for this additional and much needed help quilting as you go for such a large-to-begin-with project as kantha is. I can't imagine how fussy it would be with jelly roll!! I have thread. I have needles. I have fabric. But which colors...the fun part of planning for me. Thanks again for this tutorial!!
I use this method but sew on my overlocker starting with rectangle then adding to each side the ends then sides until required size then fold in edges and then sew on binding. Just love your work.
Ms Terry, you are an excellent tutor...... I do have some fabrics that I am going to try this method of using flannel fabric as one might say instead of using batting. this I can handle. I am a dressmaker. and admire those people that do quilting thanks again. last night I susbscribed to your channel Josefina Mccarty. Have a wonderful day....
i loved your technique, i have always wanted to do a good size Kantha quilt, but did not know how to navigate it. thanks for sharing, it's really a fantastic way.
This is amazing! I’m doing a quilt as you go right now and it’s just not working out. I’m calling it my “ugly quilt” - next time I’m using your method! Thank you - it’s a game changer for me 😊
This is great, so glad I found your video. I am a complete beginner with quilts and this is exactly what I would like to make. Thank you, I’m now subscribed and feel ready to brave undoing my jelly roll to make a start!
I’ve seen this type of sewing a simple quilt done in India I think where a woman would sew a quilt out of any clothing or textiles a family wanted to upcycle. It was mesmerizing but started sewing on the perimeter to the center sometimes incorporating new pieces of fabric as she went. Every culture has their version.
I have become addicted to making Kwandi quilted pieces in the tradition of the Siddi women. Is this style related to theirs? After I complete my current project I am going to try this one. I love big stitch hand quilting.
This tutorial is perfect! Your instruction is so succinct, and what a clever method. I got my first two rows sewn together and started the stitching on a whim last night, and I really enjoyed it. I had no idea what a Kantha quilt was before your video popped into my feed last week, and now I’m hooked.
I hope something wonderful happens for you today! 🖤
Thanks Lisa please share a picture with me when you are done Thisbis not a traditio a Kantha but I love how it turns out
@@terryrowland398 I will send a picture in 84 years when it’s complete! 😹
Jokes aside I do intend to have it as a nice lapghan for summer evenings on the porch, so fingers crossed it’ll be more like 84 days. 🤞🏼
Yes! Another flannel-instead-of-batting-quilter. I love to use old flannel-sheets from the thrift shop to make 'summer-quilts'. Thanks for the inspiration. I've made a chair-cover with the chakra-colours this summer... guess a chakra-kantha-quilt would be make it even better. 😉
Thank you! I never thought to use flannel for batting! Great idea
What a beautiful quilt - and it's cool to see another quilt-as-you-go method. Thanks - Violet
Love this! I’ve not done much ‘quilt as you go’ because it’s such a pain to join the blocks into a quilt. I can do this!!!
Fritzing around, love a new descriptive word!
Ya not sure where that came from you just have to measure around with it LOL
Flannel! Genius! We live in the South and it is HOT… this is the perfect solution. I’m a brand new quilter, so thank you for this video!! ❤
You are welcome you can also make what they call summer quilts they can be a cotton top and a flannel or cotton back if you are using flannel make sure you pre wash it because it shrinks more than the cotton does. The one in he video was a thrifted flannel sheet
I've never been a big fan of quilt as you go, but your method is wonderful, especially for this type of coverlet! The finished project will be beautiful! Oh, dear! Now I have another project to try!
That quilt is absolutely gorgeous. Thank you so much!
I was watching Sewing With Nancy and she put together a quilt as you go this exact same way. I was always very intimidated to put a quilt together the traditional way but when I saw this way I was "Now this I can do". I've made 3 quilts this way. I make it with 6" columns.
Do you have pictures on social media? I would love to see them.
Beautiful quilt! You explained your technique very well. I have difficulty visualizing the finished product before I make something, unless I've seen it done. This has helped me a lot. Thank you for taking your time and sharing with us. 🇺🇸
You are welcome enjoy learning a new project
Some many years ago I was in an art display--and I saw a large item done completely with boro stitching. Must be an ages old style of stitching. Lovely stuff.
Ya very old style what is old is new again Donna
Terry!
Another awesome idea!
I Love your Kantha Quilt.....never heard of one before.
Absolutely doable and great result!
Thankyou!
Thanks Connie hope you Try it
Love this! I struggle with stitching layers of larger quilts on my machine, this sew as you go will be a piece of cake! Thanks for sharing, your a fantastic teacher!
Thank you Vicki it is just step by step
Fantastic!! I am only a beginner at this, but I enjoy hand stitching too. This will be my next project. Thank you. I love your videos and the " organic" feel to them.
Thank you Kitina
Thank you so much for this video. I am clueless about Kantha quilts, but I do mostly QAYG, so this is right up my alley!
I am happy you like it
This is gorgeous and looks like a fun project. I have skirts made from old saris that I never wear, and I am planning to re-repurpose the fabric for a kantha quilt. I think this quilt-as-you-go technique will be perfect!
Превосходно! Думаю рукодельницам как и музыкантам понять друг друга очень просто 😊 Недавно я сшила коврик примерно в такой технике, мне хотелось достичь такого результата чтобы и сверху и снизу было одинаково красиво. Получилось хорошо. Спасибо вам за мастер класс 🌹🌹🌹♥️
You are welcome
Если кому надо- краткий перевод.
Цветные полосы по 4 инча(примерно 10 см), внутри полосы из фланели(постирать её заранее). Используются цвета радуги, от светлого до тёмного затем в зеркальном порядке, от тёмного до светлого. Простегать изделие крупно вручную, потом выровнять верх и низ и только к ним пришить бейку. Как закрыть боковые стороны, автор ролика показывает.
Всем заинтересовавшимся пошить такое изделие - удачи!
P.S. У этого мастера есть отличный квилт (из остатков)показанный в 3-х роликах.
1 -как быстро нарезать остатки ткани на блоки,
2 - как сшивать блоки методом „web stitching“, раскладка блоков по цвету,
3- как организовать процесс шитья и сохранение разложенных по цветам блоков от детей и домашних питомцев! Наверное это лучший метод, если нет отдельной швейной комнаты.
Thank you so much Terry!
@@CK-if4pu you are SEW Welcome.
Thank you so much for your video. I had not heard of the Kantha quilt, but now I know what to do with all of my strips that I have been saving for several years.) .😁
This is a wonderful way to stitch a Kantha quilt‼️Thanks for sharing sharing, your quilt is lovely💖
Thank you joy
Thank you, thank you‼️❤️ I've been wanting to make a Kantha quilt and this is exactly how I'm going to make it, it's modern and it's fantastic. 😊
Thank you it made it much easier to me to do
FANTASTIC idea! Tfs xx
(🏆VERY CLEVER!) love your idea. Sew as you go , this gives someone a chance to use which ever fabrics one comes a cross perhaps from family members🙆♀️💚.
It worked well for me
Great instructions. Easy to follow. What a great way to use up my fabric strips. Love the slow stitch technique you used to hand quilt. Gives it a wonderful texture. Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome Saundra
I love the style and colors you chose for this quilt!!! 🤩 This is exactly the technique I was searching for to start my next project!! Thank you!!!
Awesome please share pictures with me when you make yours
Years ago I attended a showing of different kinds of quilts. Many had the stitching like you use all over your quilt. Now I see many using the same thing. Kudos for bringing stitching to our modern attention.
Thanks Donna
Very good and easy technique!!! And that's such a beautiful and vibrant quilt!!Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you for you info. This looks so much easier then trying to sew a big quilt on my regular sewing machine. God bless.
Awesome
Absolutely Brilliant 👏 👌 😀 👍
I was having such a time with seeing this in my head, you've sorted it beautifully, thank you for sharing. And I love your color way.
Thanks Renee
Thanks. That was very interesting. You’re very good at explaining this procedure.
Thanks Mary
I only wish i could give your videos a double thumbs up. With you as a great teacher they are the best.
Thank you Loretta that makes me smile
Thank you sooo much. I’ve wanted to do this. I found old flannel and I’m washing it now. Your experience is much sppreciated❤
You bet
It's now May and I've just discovered this video, fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much. I'm currently working on your scrap busting color wash pattern. Enjoying every moment!
That one is a fun project please reach out to me and share when you get yours done I love seeing what everybody does
Thanks Terry! Your kantha quilt is beautiful and I love the flannel as batting.
Thank you
Very interesting and love your experience with this Kantha thing! Thanks again, Terry- I’ll have to practice this method for my new disabled working in quilts- Sandra Myer
Hi Terry, I heard about you from Kate this morning while watching her video. I have never heard of a Kantha Quilt. I do like the idea.. thank you for your time and expertise and sharing your ideas. I enjoy your matter of fact and down to earth explanation without all the bells and whistles and weird music. I will sure visit you often - from South Africa 🌻
welcome to my channel Elizabeth. I do like to get to the point of why you are here those are the kind of videos i appreciate also. Thanks for looking me up
Gorgeous colours. Interesting technique. I enjoyed this very much. 🤗🤗🤗
Thank you Lynne
This is awesome and ingenious! I love this so much. Thank you for sharing this fun technique!
You are welcome
That's beautiful. Thank you for sharing your technique.
I am just learning the difference between kantha and kwandi. Thank you for this additional and much needed help quilting as you go for such a large-to-begin-with project as kantha is. I can't imagine how fussy it would be with jelly roll!! I have thread. I have needles. I have fabric. But which colors...the fun part of planning for me. Thanks again for this tutorial!!
Enjoy your journey
Terry you are so inspiring & talented! I really want to try this asap!!!
That sounds awesome
Thanks for the clear explanation of this, new to me, way of quilt as you go. I love the finished look and can’t wait to try it.
Awesome Ellen Enjoy your project
Wow, I love your quilt, so beautiful colours and this for me new technic! Thank's for sharing it! 🤗
You are doing amazing work. I've been wanting to make a Kantha quilt for a long time. Thank You!
Oh I love this technique!
Thanks
I use this method but sew on my overlocker starting with rectangle then adding to each side the ends then sides until required size then fold in edges and then sew on binding. Just love your work.
Thank you so much for sharing. Love this technique.
You are welcome
This is a great technique. I was about to make a kantha quilt for my niece's baby but I'm going to use this method instead. Thank you for sharing.
Awesome Beth
Beautiful quilt. What a great technique. Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome
Ms Terry, you are an excellent tutor...... I do have some fabrics that I am going to try this method of using flannel fabric as one might say instead of using batting. this I can handle. I am a dressmaker. and admire those people that do quilting thanks again. last night I susbscribed to your channel
Josefina Mccarty. Have a wonderful day....
Awesome Josefina enjoy your project
What a clever technique! A game changer. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome
So simple! Thank you for explaining so clearly. ❤
Thank you Terry! I have arthritis but would still like to do some hand sewing. This organic look really appeals to me 😊
i loved your technique, i have always wanted to do a good size Kantha quilt, but did not know how to navigate it. thanks for sharing, it's really a fantastic way.
I was like you wanted it big enough to use so figured out a way
This method is clever! Thank you for sharing your talents!
Wow how fantastic is that another of yours I must try. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and inspiration
Look like I am going to Jo you busy Lona LOL
Absolutely wonderful information. Very easy to learn from demonstration. Thank you!
Thank you
You have sparked my interest in wishing to learn how to quilt. I shall maybe start with a baby quilt. Thank you X x
I am so inspired with this kantha instruction, I want to attempt it. Thank you for taking it through step-by-step.
That is great to hear please share with me you project I love seeing what others do with this technique
Thanks so much, Terry. I’ll give it a try soon!
Lovely quilt and great demonstration 👍 Thank you 👏👏🇬🇧
Thank you Glynis
Wow that’s a different idea ! Thanks for sharing!😊
You bet enjoy
This is amazing! I’m doing a quilt as you go right now and it’s just not working out. I’m calling it my “ugly quilt” - next time I’m using your method! Thank you - it’s a game changer for me 😊
That makes me so happy to hear Patricia
Terry , this is brilliant!
Thank you Sara
Great technique ! Have neve seen this. Thank you !
Thanks it was something I thought I would try and love it
Thanks it was something I thought I would try and love it
Have learned so much from you. Thank you!
Happy to hear that Teresa
This is a great technique to use up all those long strips of batting left from trimming quilts! I am going to try that.
Good for you enjoy yourself
I’m almost done stitching my massive quilt and on last row I ran out of batting so glad I saved leftover batting!
@@celinevukson8754 that is sweet good for you
Love this idea…great job😊
Thanks Doreen it made it easier for me so thought I would share
This is genius. Thank you so much! 🤗💕 Deb x
Thank you Deb it sure worked good for me
Harika bir patchwork tekniği! İlk defa gördüm. Paylaştığınız için teşekkür ederim.❤
Thanks Feriha
Found you through Kate (Last Homely House.) Beautiful quilt!
Thank you Charmaine
Going have to try wasn't sure how to do made it easy to understand thanks
I found it worked well for me
I really love this technique!
Thanks I liked how it went together
Excellent tutorial and a big thank you for not insulting my senses with awful music!
Thank you I agree about the music … it drives me 😜 crazy
Wow! So beautiful ❤️
Thank you! 😊
This is very beautiful.Thank you so much. I learn a lot from you😊
Thank you Barbara I hope my video teach others something
This is great, so glad I found your video. I am a complete beginner with quilts and this is exactly what I would like to make. Thank you, I’m now subscribed and feel ready to brave undoing my jelly roll to make a start!
Have fun Kim
I’ve seen this type of sewing a simple quilt done in India I think where a woman would sew a quilt out of any clothing or textiles a family wanted to upcycle. It was mesmerizing but started sewing on the perimeter to the center sometimes incorporating new pieces of fabric as she went. Every culture has their version.
What you are describing is called Kawandi it is an African/Indian technique and I love teaching and making Kawandi quilts
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
You are welcome Elaine
I have become addicted to making Kwandi quilted pieces in the tradition of the Siddi women. Is this style related to theirs? After I complete my current project I am going to try this one. I love big stitch hand quilting.
No it is not I have done my own thing on this technique I have done the traditional kawandi it is a different technique
Phenomenal work!!! What an inspiration!!!
Thank you Sybil
Very excellent video! I am going to try this!
Awesome I am pleased I inspired you to make one
Thank you SO MUCH!!!! I love this❣️ I'm going on a quilt retreat in April, and this is a possibility for my project❣️❣️❣️🪡💙🪡💙🪡💙
Só clear! Thank you from Brasil!
I am happy I could explain it for you . Enjoy your project
You have magic hands 🥰🤩
Thanks
Absolutely love this podcast…this could be adjusted to the different bed size…thanks😊
Beautiful fabric and very helpful tutorial.
thanks
This is amazing!!! Thank you so much for this alternative to wrestling a big quilt.
You are welcome I had to figure out a better way
Beautiful colours, so rich.
Thank you
Absolutely gorgeous!
It’s beautiful! ❤
Thank you Corey
Love it. Thank you!
You are welcome
Aunque no entiendo el idioma.
Su clase es MAGISTRAL. Muy buena técnica. Trank you
Love your way of doing this! I’m going to try it!
Thank you so much for creating this video, it's really helpful and inspiring to me! 💕💛💚💙💜❤🧡💕
Awesome technique! Thank you
Thank Gail
Love this! Thank you!
What kind of thread do you use for the hand stitching?❤
I use a 8 weight thread Lynda
@@terryrowland398 Thanks for the quick reply, Terry.....How would a 12 weight work?
@@lynda2250 12weight is fine I like the thicker thread so I can use bigger stitches lol
Got it!! Thanks!
Love this so much!
I so love this. Thank you.
You are welcome Alison
Thanks for the tutorial. I want to make a queen size and now I have an idea how to do it.
That is awesome have fun
Thank you for such great inscriptions😊
You are very welcome it worked good for me