Make a Fence Rail Star Quilt with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star! (Video Tutorial)
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- Jenny adds simple star points to a basic Fence Rail to create a whole new quilt! Learn how to snowball corners and sew with strip sets. You won't be on the Fence about loving this wonderful quilting project!
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Jenny, my Mom passed away in 2008 and she did a lot of quilting, I didn't have any interest at that time , but about 10 months ago I watched one of your videos and ordered the material supplies and made my first quilt, everyone said that Mom would of been proud of me, well since the first, I have made 3 more quiltsand now I am going to do this one , I am now retired and this is my hobby thanks enjoy every video
What a great way to be closer to your mother, Barbera! I'm sure she would be very proud of you. Keep up the great work!
Mam I am from India and I m a fan of Ur tutorials I go crazy when I see Ur tutorials
As a beginner Quilter, I find that your hoe to videos are so easy to follow. Thank you for posting.
This looks like so much fun! Jenny gets my creative juices going.
All Ur tutorials are mind-blowing
4 years ago I found this channel and began watching out of curiosity. Today I'm watching again while I am hand quilting my fist quilt. I'm doing Under the Stars. It's beautiful. Thanks for teaching me.
That is a beautiful block.
I will try. Thank you Jenny.
Love to watch you work.
Dear Jenny, you are such an inspiration. Please know you are appreciated.Hugs, Dottie
Thank you so much for your kind words! Hugs to you also!
I have been sewing since I was 16.......now I'm just about 63.....I still have my Pfaff from 1982. and a Bernina. I had to work 2 jobs at a time as a single mom, but always dreamt of quilting when I got older. These videos are so wonderful. Thank you Jenny for simplifying and inspiring me!
It's wonderful that you have been sewing all this time, Mary. Not everyone is lucky enough to enjoy it and learn to sew from such a young age.
just one more comment ... love. love. LOVE this. I got all my patriotic fabrics. I've been cutting and sewing the last 2 days. I can't wait to snowball and actually make a block! this tutorial seriously struck a cord with me. i'm a babe of the Vietnam era. my father enlisted. came home. and then there was me. my family has an extensive history of military. I adore the flag. and this block is perfect for that.
I'm so glad you are enjoying it! We hope to see a photo of your quilt when it is complete. :)
Good morning Jenny - you have such innovative ideas that not only are easy for all levels of quilters, but are beautiful to boot. Love waking up on Friday mornings to see what your latest creation will be. Tack så mycket.
Thank you so much! I greatly appreciate such kind feedback.
Nice to have a simple block that looks so great. Thanks Jenny and team.
I did this block today. Came out very nice. Thank u. Making a baby QuickTime. Wish I can show u. !
This is really quite cute. I think I'll add it to my list of "quilts to make".
I also have been sewing from a young age, made my pants when i was in high school, still can’t believe i did that! But remember watching the very few sewing shows once they came on, but back then it was cutting little fussy cuts, you have changed quilting, you make it easy for me and beginners, bravo! Love your tutorials, thanks to your son dreaming up the idea to have you do tutorials, 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Ha! I made all my cloths too. Being a farm girl parents couldn't afford much for five kids. But I was in middle school and looked good. ☺❤
I'm definitely going to try this
I love it. Thanks for the easy method. I watch you all the time. You have an easy voice to listen too and give great instructions
Darn it, Jenny! Every time I watch one of your tutorials, I have to add another quilt to my bucket list. I love your enthusiasm and the way you make quilting so easy.
AW!! Very cool block.Jenny! keep up the great work ! I'll keep watching.
Love Love this...I have red white and blues and patriotic fabrics for a quilt for a great grandson. He requested these colors...the white star will look great in it!!
Thanks for sharing 🙏👋🌼
I just finished a quilt top using your tutorial and jelly roll. I used two jelly rolls and made a large 4 block by 4 block quilt. My granddaughter, who is two, calls it the picnic quilt. The colors really pop in this fabric line and is so cheerful. The blocks went together so quickly I was almost disappointed. Only thing I had to pay attention to was putting the white squares on: I always put the one on the left corner first. That way if I got distracted I could get it oriented to put the 2nd corner on. Thank you for such a fun, easy and quick pattern.
I love this one
The royal blue cardigan looks fantastic, also the quilt
Love the simplicity of this quilt. Would make a great charity quilt that would brighten anyone's day! Have been hooked on Jenny's tutorials since a friend recommended them several years ago. She always seems to find an easier way to do things.
Jenny, I talk about you and your quilts so much that my husband thinks you are my friend! I say that yes, she is my friend!
That's right! And quilty friends are the best friends! ;)
Love this and love the idea of it all in red white and blue. Thank you
Another easy to make but effective quilt. Thanks Jenny.
Love this and I think it would be beautiful in red white and blue. I have 4 grand children in the army. what a beautiful tribute to them. So proud of them.
That is a beautiful idea. Please thank your grandkids for their service from the MSQC team.
Such a cheerful quilt! Reminds me of a party!
Each of those blocks would make a very pretty cushion cover front, too. How lovely! Xx
That is a wonderful idea!!
Apesar de q no hablo inglés me gustan mucho sus videos aprendo much
Love it!
As you were making it, my mind went to the Quilts of Valor project. Love the white star. Always look forward to Fridays.
Can you post finished QOV with this block please?
Such a cute pattern, I NEED a jelly roll NOW! Jenny, you brighten every Friday morning. Big quilting love from England ❤
We have a fantastic selection of 2.5" strips! Feel free to check em out! :)
I made one. It was quick and fun. I used fleece. I’ve not quilted yet.
I am slow about quilting. I take it out and look at and thank God for you Jenny for showing these tutorials where I can understand.And make them fast and easy. That’s just what I look for in crafting and quilting. I have always love things I can make for others. I appreciate when someone gives me something homemade. I know it takes a lot of time and love behind it all. So! I know you and your family have love all in your hearts. Thank you again. I live at DeKalb,Mississippi. You tube will be closes to seeing you. I feel I have always known you.i have been every since begun.
love all the tutorials - Now if I could just make them all ....
Love watching your video's. You just put those blocks together like it was nothing. I love this pattern, but I was thinking how I could make this a red, white and blue quilt, and then you said that. lol Great minds ..... Keep thinking up new patterns for us! I made 7 quilts this winter from you inspiring me that I can do it.
Wow sounds really mice
Nice
I am so thrilled that you have found inspiration through our tutorials! We would love to see some of your creations on Facebook and Instagram!
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Thanks Jenny, I love Fridays for your videos! Keep them coming girl !!! 🤗😀😘
Thank you so much for you support!
I watched this video all the way thru. It is awesome but I think what I loved the most was Jenny. She makes it sound so easy and her instructions are very clear and concise. Thank you so very much. You inspire me!
You're so sweet, Rebecca. Thanks for watching!
Super enjoyed this new tutorial - and love that it is another baby size quilt!! Thank you for another fun video, Jenny!
Thank you!!! I love Missouri Quilt.
Danke liebe Jenny für die schönen Videos. Grüße aus Deutschland. Lerne viel von dir.
You are so welcome!
I'm loving it! You could also use this for all of those left over jelly roll strips from other projects.
Absolutely!
Brilliant!!!! I love that it's scrappy without a whole lot of background--just enough to add interest! You scored again, Jenny!!!!!
that looks great
Perfect, Jenny. Just love your style of teaching. Great job.
Thank you!
Missouri Star Quilt Company your teaching and pattern are the best amount all ……I ever seeing
Love Love Love it!!!
Thanks so much Jenny.
Love this quilt!! A great stash buster too!!! Thank you Jenny for another wonderful tutorial..... Have a great day!!
Thank you!
You are so good at explaining quilt blocks! Thank you so much I
Beautiful
love your videos you are a great teacher I have learned so much from you
love this sewing the throw away together and using them later.
I love your tutorials the fence rail star quilt is my favorite!! Helena
love love love this one
Thank you!
Love this tutorial!!! Also it was fabulous to meet you this last week while we were at the retreat center! You were so gracious to sit and talk with us for a while.
Jenny loves getting the chance to talk with fellow quilters. We're so glad you could visit!
I was searching for a fun jelly roll quilt, love this pattern. Looks so bright with the white stars. Your tutorials are informative and fun to watch.
Loved it
Your videos are so good
Beautiful little quilt, and I love the pattern. Thank you!
Good jellyroll quilt. Jenny you certainly inspire again. ❤️ you.
That would make a lovely runner in reds, whites and blues for 4th July.
Jennie you are such a good teacher
This one would be great in Christmas colors!
I used your pattern and made my first quilt for my new quilt shop. Love how it turned out!
I love stars and this will be a perfect quilt to make. Thanks so much for your tutorials. I watch them as I sew to be sure I'm doing it right.
Love the bright colours. The blocks in the top left corner remind me of pencils, so that is another alternative. Use the black for the pencil points. Thanks Jenny.
That is a great idea!! I hope you create something like that!
Love this quilt. Thanks Jenny.
I realize this is a year old video, but just saw it. Jenny, you do such a great job of breaking down what looks like its a complicated quilt to make it be SEW simple to make. I've seen since 4-H as a young girl, but I'm a total NEWBIE to quilting, but I think this is something I could easily do. Thanks for the inspiration!!!
Love it
ALso great for scraps!!!! Thanks Jennifer! 😊😊😊
I so enjoy watching your videos! You are very up beat and make the art of quilting fun, thank you Jenny!
About a week before you did this tutorial I purchased some fabric that looks like tie-dye. After watching this tutorial I knew what I wanted to use that fabric for finally. I finished the block, pressed it, and when I returned to the table my daughter was holding the block (1st one and only one at the time). She said "Mine?". She has helped me with every project so far and never asked for anything. Yes it is hers -
I tell you all this so you know, you are not only affecting my life but the life of my children and friends. I am able to give your blessing to others - THANK YOU!!! Oh Yes, I had to send you this poem. Please, take a moment to read it - This is what you are doing with every single thing you share! Eve A Ward, Virginia
The Quilt of Holes (1929)
As I faced my Maker at the last judgment, I knelt before the Lord along with all the other souls.
Before each of us laid our lives like the squares of a quilt in many piles; an angel sat before each of us sewing our quilt squares together into a tapestry that is our life.
But as my angel took each piece of cloth off the pile, I noticed how ragged and empty each of my squares was. They were filled with giant holes. Each square was labeled with a part of my life that had been difficult, the challenges and temptations I was faced with in every day life. I saw hardships that I endured, which were the largest holes of all.
I glanced around me. Nobody else had such squares. Other than a tiny hole here and there, the other tapestries were filled with rich color and the bright hues of worldly fortune. I gazed upon my own life and was disheartened.
My angel was sewing the ragged pieces of cloth together, threadbare and empty, like binding air.
Finally the time came when each life was to be displayed, held up to the light, the scrutiny of truth. The others rose; each in turn, holding up their tapestries. So filled their lives had been. My angel looked upon me, and nodded to me to rise.
My gaze dropped to the ground in shame. I hadn’t had all the earthly fortunes. I had love in my life, and laughter. But there had also been trials of illness, and wealth, and false accusations that took from me my world, as I knew it. I had to start over many times. I often struggled with the temptation to quit, only to somehow muster the strength to pick up and begin again. I spent many nights on my knees in prayer, asking for help and guidance in my life. I had often been held up to ridicule, which I endured painfully, each time offering it up to the Father in hopes that I would not melt with in my skin beneath the judgmental gaze of those who unfairly judged me.
And now, I had to face the truth. My life was what it was, and I had to accept it for what it was.
I rose and slowly lifted the combined squares of my life to the light.
An awe-filled gasp filled the air. I gazed around at the others who stared at me with wide eyes.
Then, I looked upon the tapestry before me. Light flooded the many holes, creating an image, the face of Christ. Then our Lord stood before me, with warmth and love in His eyes. He said, “Every time you gave over your life to Me, it became My life, My hardships, and My struggles. Each point of light in your life is when you stepped aside and let Me shine through, until there was more of Me than there was of you.”
May all our quilts be threadbare and worn, allowing Christ to shine through!!
I very much enjoyed this story and have saved it for future reference.
So much fun! You and your team blow me away every Thursday! Can't wait till next weeks tutorial!
Thank you so much!
Thanks Jenny! This one is fantastic, I love the bright colors and the pattern.
Great idea. Too cute and eassssy. Thank you
Neat and easy design, thanks MSQC! You say one jelly roll makes 8 star block 9-patches. So, if you substitued a whole 6.5" square for the centres of each block [in either solid colour(s) that match your prints, or yardage of one or two of the prints you like best from the jelly roll collection of fabrics], then one jelly roll would yield 9 star blocks... which means you could have a nice-sized square lap quilt in a 3x3 star block layout. Bet it'd look terrific, and then the stars would *really* pop! ~Diana from Toronto
looks fun and easy to make
Love it. Such a simple change creates a marvelous quilt . Thanks Jennie
You always make it look so easy! Enjoyed it! Thank you!
This is my favorite. I think I may use the red, white, and blue! Thank you for making simple look detailed and complicated.
Can you please show a picture of how you placed red white and blue? Did you make stars of gold to stand out? Thanks...got rails sewn, looking for way to surround a panel with this block
This one block was fun using my scraps!
Thanks Jenny and the crew of Missouri Star Quilt Co. for your easy and exciting inspiration. Our guild is hooked on you!
So stinking cute!!! Love it!! Thanks for sharing!! Blessings!!
I love this! It is so cute. I'm a real fan of star quilts and this one is just adorable. Thanks Jenny!
i just love your quilt ideas. you make them seem so easy.
Correction, please! I am left handed like Jenny
Thank you so much Jenny that's awesome!!!!!! I really love ❤️ it. And as always you are so great at showing us these things.
Quilt of Valor --- Excellent idea!
KL Thomas ii
I was just thinking this pattern could be modfied for a QOV.
Missouri ribbon quilt
Sew sweetness
Very Beautiful thank you 4 sharing you explained it so well
love the cute quilt... thanks again for all you do for us....
Thank you for coming back each week!
Love the red/white/blue suggestion!
Thanks !! greetz from Holland.
Wow! All the way in Holland, that is wonderful!
Thanks for sharing this video. I just start a quilting course on Thursday just gone. The first block I've made was a fence rail block. It just goes to show by simply adding the stars how it give the blocks another dimension. I will keep a look out for more of your videos, thanks again.
jeni me encanta me encanta ¡¡¡¡¡ un abrazo cielo desde barcelona
doing this one for sure, probably in red white and blue.
You have some really creative minds to come up with so many different quilt patterns. I might make this one into a quilt of valor and send it overseas to a soldier from my State. By the way, I recently had my very first quilt quilted by your company and I want to thank you for doing such a beautiful job. My husband is so proud of it.
That is such a generous idea! I feel like that soldier would really appreciate your efforts.
LOVE this fabric!! I am getting it!