Isn't it so cute, Heather has done a really great job creating this set. You could send her an email with your suggestions, it is shown at the top of the product page in the link, she is always open to suggestions.
Absolutely love this. Have a new grandchild due the end of September 2023. Crocheting a shawl at mo. This is next. Thanks Kay and Kreative Kiwi. Could watch the tutorials all day -x-
This is beautiful! I don't have a baby to sew for currently, but I will use the filler and blank blocks with other designs. The scallops make it extra special. Thank you for another wonderful inspiration!
Wow Just beautiful. I don't have a favourite they are all just gorgeous. I have just started the baby quilt. Also I too am using the scuba fabric in white. The first 2 stitched out beautiful then the others started to stretch. I then used thin double sided tape to hold the fabric in place. They do look lovely. I am so pleased with them. Thank You xx
When you place your scuba fabric over your batting, stretch it slightly, doesnt have to be a lot but doing so seems to stops it from stretchnig further and from forming a crease in your panel, thats what I found using scuba. What you dont want is a crease forming as you cant get rid of it afterwards. I hope this helps. Happy stitching.
Thank you so much for the video. I just got this design recently and was a bit scared. Now I'm not! And your company was kind enough to alert me of the video via email! What great customer service!!!!
Thank you so much Kaye for the very informative video. Recently purchased design for a line manager who had to finish work 6 weeks earlier than intended (before maternity leave) due to doctors advice. Appreciate the reference to Scuba fabric. I haven't heard of Scuba fabric before. I will definitely be following up. If ONLY it came together as quick as your video lol. Thanks heaps :)
You're welcome Barbara, It can be done from start to finish over two days depending on your machine. As I stitched all my blocks out I was basted them together by hand as they came off my machine. So as soon as I had a row basted together I stitched them up. When the next row was all stitched I basted and stitched both rows together to so much of it is made as the blocks are being stitched out on your embroidery machine. I filmed the video the following day so it really doesnt take long. Happy stitching.
❤ Excellent tutorial as always. Thank you for showing how to put the quilt together. It’s always helpful to see the procedure again. I love the tiger and the giraffe!
Love doing the block but i dont have a 5x5 hoop or in my ez design so had to work it out my self next time ill go bigger and try that but lovely work xxxx
I am pleased that you enjoyed it Katie, thanks for watching. I am in the same position with this quilt with nobody to gift it to lol, it certainly makes for a really gorgeous gift. Happy stitching. 😊
I'm loving this and about to order my fabrics. Going with your recommendations. Just not sure how much of each I need. Great grandson due tomorrow. I intend putting his details on one of the squares. These tutorials are inspirational and I've followed loads. 😊
I LOVE this quilt! Almost finished stitching out my border then on to assembly. QUESTION: I thought I would need to do stitch in the ditch to hold layers together? Did you find this not to be needed?
Hi, I didn't find it necessary with mine. I just fixed my batting layer in with the front and back fabrics. It doesn't move as it is secured all around the edge. I hope this helps.
je suis contente d'avoir trouvé votre vidéo, car en regardant dans le groupe KK, j'ai vu la couette faite et je me demandais comment étaient fait les bords, eh bien voilà je suis satisfaite car maintenant je vais essayer de la faire. Merci Kay de votre gentillesse et votre travail
Was also wondering about that......I think I would top stitch along all the seams between the blocks to give it a more "quilted" look.....not sure, have to make one to see how it turns out. I love the pattern..
@@carolinejameson3038 Why not make it and then decide what you would like to do, I think a lot will depend on the size you make. You could stitch in the ditch or just trace the border stitching, or a more traditional way would be to tie it at each intersection. I think if you do anything other than that you would loose the benefit of the nice clean trapunto look. It is purely personal choice really.
Fabulous video and such a beautiful design. I’ve just finished mine, which is the first quilt I’ve ever done. Absolutely thrilled with the result. Thank you.
Have you found any other of your designs to fit into each space for each block for different themed quilts? Example such as flowers, birds, boys or girls themes? TY
Look at Kreative Kiwi's redwork designs, many will fit but it depends on what size blocks you intend to make course as to which ones will fit in the centre of the blank panel.
Hi Caroline, it would all depend on what size blocks you were stitching but all the fabric calculations for each size are given in the instructions. I hope this helps you. Happy stitching.
Hi Janice Hi, I didn't find it necessary with mine. I just fixed my batting layer in with the front and back fabrics. It doesn't move as it is secured all around the edge. I hope this helps.
What needle are you using for the embroidery please as I have not embroidered on stretchy fabric. Ty the design is awesome and I can’t wait to give it a go.
Hi Bev, scuba is a 4 way knit fabric used for dress making. This is the description from where I get mine (Link provided below): 150cm wide approx, 95% polyester 5% spandex fabric. Scuba knit is a lofty double knit fabric of finely spun polyester fibers that create a super smooth handle, low luster sheen and a full-bodied drape. With four way stretch, this unique knit is perfect for creating knit dresses, structured knit apparel, form fitting apparel, skirts, pants, unconstructed jackets and heavier tops. This is where I get mine but I am not sure where you are in the world so difficult to point you in the right direction. I hope this helps. www.remnanthousefabric.co.uk/product/scuba-dress-fabric/
Yes you can do that if you like, it’s personal preference. This quilt is small so I didn’t bother as the batting is held in place perfectly well by the stitching of the backing fabric.
Hi Yvonne no Brothread is not a great thread as it shreds for a pastime I use the spools that I bought on my sewing machine instead, as they were awful to embroider with. Use Simthread it is a great thread not expensive. It's a good quality thread and available in many beautiful colours. It is what I use for everything that I embroidery and what you see in all my videos. Brothread stabilizers however are great and I have used them in all my videos for the last two years since lockdown as I couldn't get my old brand anymore. I hope this helps you.
Hi congratulations, you must be so excited. I bought my scuba fabric from The Remnant House Harrogate UK. There is a link and a discount code in the video description. Happy stitching
I found the scuba fabric but it has three kinds…neoprene, double knit, and crepe Scuba knit… which one do I buy for the scalloped edge baby quilt? TIA.
This is what I buy. I think the double knit might be the closest but without a photo I can't say for sure. It should feel smooth and stretchy and feel quite heavy and flowy as it's used to make dresses. Scuba is a 4 way stretch fabric. www.remnanthousefabric.co.uk/product/scuba-dress-fabric/
Thank you for answering my question so fast. I have sent you a picture of the Scuba fabric I can order. I appreciate the videos that you all make….they are very easy to follow and you all do beautiful work.
The scuba fabric? Don’t see any links, could you send me information on that fabric. I’ve never heard of it. I used cotton material and not thrilled .. it feels a little rough. Ugh this is for a baby.. could I have used flannel for the cover sheet? Also, I saw some pictures of people finished items. I like the two tone. That’s what I did, however it was a pain to find the right spot to change the color… any information will help in the future! Thank you for your great videos….hugs!
It comes in various formats DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3, XXX and if you need a different one to any of those just drop Heather an email telling her what you need. Happy stitching.
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Thank you so much for showing how to put the blocks together! Great quilt
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching and happy stitching.
It's absolutely adorable!!! The Hippo is my favorite! Maybe an alphabet set for this would be great, too?!?!?
Isn't it so cute, Heather has done a really great job creating this set. You could send her an email with your suggestions, it is shown at the top of the product page in the link, she is always open to suggestions.
WoW .. how beautiful. ❤
Absolutely love this. Have a new grandchild due the end of September 2023. Crocheting a shawl at mo. This is next. Thanks Kay and Kreative Kiwi. Could watch the tutorials all day -x-
You are very welcome! It will certainly make a lovely addition to your layette for the baby. Happy stitching Gail.
This quilt came out so beautiful. Good Job.
@@anacoriano4131 thank you and thanks for watching. Happy stitching 🧵
Stunning - love all of them
It looks amazing 💞
@@kimkilroy9805 thank you. Happy stitching 🧵
I love all the blocks. Thank you
You're welcome Helen. Happy stitching. 😊
Love this thank you.
You are very welcome Debbie. Thanks for watching. Happy stitching.
I love this! I can't choose a favourite block, they are all so cute! Thanks 😀
Glad you like them! They are all very cute aren't they. Happy stitching.
This is beautiful! I don't have a baby to sew for currently, but I will use the filler and blank blocks with other designs. The scallops make it extra special. Thank you for another wonderful inspiration!
You are very welcome glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and happy stitching
Absolutely gorgeous. Beautiful work and design. Thank you
Thanks for watching Beverly glad you like it. Happy stitching.
Looks amazing! Thank you for the tutorial.
My pleasure Lizzie, thanks for watching 😊
Absolutely beautiful. Well done.
Thank you very much!
My favorite is the elephant....again a nice job Well done xxx
Wow Just beautiful. I don't have a favourite they are all just gorgeous. I have just started the baby quilt. Also I too am using the scuba fabric in white. The first 2 stitched out beautiful then the others started to stretch. I then used thin double sided tape to hold the fabric in place. They do look lovely. I am so pleased with them. Thank You xx
When you place your scuba fabric over your batting, stretch it slightly, doesnt have to be a lot but doing so seems to stops it from stretchnig further and from forming a crease in your panel, thats what I found using scuba. What you dont want is a crease forming as you cant get rid of it afterwards. I hope this helps. Happy stitching.
Thank you so much for the video. I just got this design recently and was a bit scared. Now I'm not! And your company was kind enough to alert me of the video via email! What great customer service!!!!
You are very welcome! I am so pleased this video has given you the courage to make it for yourslef. Happy stitching Jan.
Thank you so much Kaye for the very informative video. Recently purchased design for a line manager who had to finish work 6 weeks earlier than intended (before maternity leave) due to doctors advice. Appreciate the reference to Scuba fabric. I haven't heard of Scuba fabric before. I will definitely be following up. If ONLY it came together as quick as your video lol. Thanks heaps :)
You're welcome Barbara, It can be done from start to finish over two days depending on your machine. As I stitched all my blocks out I was basted them together by hand as they came off my machine. So as soon as I had a row basted together I stitched them up. When the next row was all stitched I basted and stitched both rows together to so much of it is made as the blocks are being stitched out on your embroidery machine. I filmed the video the following day so it really doesnt take long. Happy stitching.
❤ Excellent tutorial as always. Thank you for showing how to put the quilt together. It’s always helpful to see the procedure again. I love the tiger
and the giraffe!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching. Happy stitching.
I just love this! Beautiful!
Thanks you and thanks for watching. Happy stitching. 😊
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you! Thanks for watching. Happy stitching. 😊
Love doing the block but i dont have a 5x5 hoop or in my ez design so had to work it out my self next time ill go bigger and try that but lovely work xxxx
So beautiful. I am going to try to make one for my great grandchild
Kay, this is so adorable! I have ordered the pattern already. When I have a chance to "catch my breath" so to speak, I hope to make one. Thanks!
Gorgeous, I'm in love with the lion.
Gorgeous isnt he 😊 Thanks for watching and happy stitching.
Very sweet quilt! Thanks for sharing your project.
You are very welcome Norma. Happy stitching 😊
It’s sure a pretty quilt. I plan to try this on
This is a beautiful project as well. I look forward to making quilts using your method. Exceptionally well done. Thank you for sharing.
You're welcome happy stitching 😊
So beautiful. All I need is a baby to gift to. Thanks for the lovely tut.
I am pleased that you enjoyed it Katie, thanks for watching. I am in the same position with this quilt with nobody to gift it to lol, it certainly makes for a really gorgeous gift. Happy stitching. 😊
I'm loving this and about to order my fabrics. Going with your recommendations. Just not sure how much of each I need. Great grandson due tomorrow. I intend putting his details on one of the squares. These tutorials are inspirational and I've followed loads. 😊
Great job! Looks beautiful. Love the elephant!
Thank you Mari! The elephant is gorgeous isn't it. Thanks for watching. Happy stitching. 😊
I have just bought this, I can't wait to start it.
Stunning work! Absolutely adorable. Thank you for the video…great job.
Love the design and how quickly it comes together.!
It goes come together really quickly you could certainly make it at short notice over two days if you needed a quick gift for sure. Happy stitching 😊
gorgeous i now have the pattern cant wait to get it done :)
Enjoy your stitch out, your quilt will look amazing. Thanks for watching and happy stitching.
Beautiful quilt ❤
It really is gorgeous, Heather outdid herself with this design for sure. Happy stitching 😊
I LOVE this quilt! Almost finished stitching out my border then on to assembly. QUESTION: I thought I would need to do stitch in the ditch to hold layers together? Did you find this not to be needed?
Hi, I didn't find it necessary with mine. I just fixed my batting layer in with the front and back fabrics. It doesn't move as it is secured all around the edge. I hope this helps.
je suis contente d'avoir trouvé votre vidéo, car en regardant dans le groupe KK, j'ai vu la couette faite et je me demandais comment étaient fait les bords, eh bien voilà je suis satisfaite car maintenant je vais essayer de la faire. Merci Kay de votre gentillesse et votre travail
Absolutely Beautiful❤
Beautiful!
The cat is my favourite beautiful design
Thanks for watching Karen the tiger is really cute isn't it. Happy stitching.
Thanks
Thank you Bev, very kind of you.
Love it 🥰
This is so cute I had to buy it. I have a question though. do you do any top stitching to keep the front and back together?
I was wondering the same thing... at least do the stitch in the ditch between the boarder and other so at least one big square...
Hi Linn, I didn't feel that mine needed any but you could if you wanted to. Happy stitching.
Was also wondering about that......I think I would top stitch along all the seams between the blocks to give it a more "quilted" look.....not sure, have to make one to see how it turns out. I love the pattern..
I think it’s a good idea to stitch in the ditch some areas to secure the wadding for a good result when washed.
@@carolinejameson3038 Why not make it and then decide what you would like to do, I think a lot will depend on the size you make. You could stitch in the ditch or just trace the border stitching, or a more traditional way would be to tie it at each intersection. I think if you do anything other than that you would loose the benefit of the nice clean trapunto look. It is purely personal choice really.
This is beautiful. I love it.
Thank you Dot, Happy stitching.
Do you need to quilt the finished quilt?. Thank you for another easy to understand tutorial.
Hi, I didn't on mine as I didn't feel it needed it but you could stitch in the ditch if you wanted to. Happy stitching 😊
Thank you.
Fabulous video and such a beautiful design. I’ve just finished mine, which is the first quilt I’ve ever done. Absolutely thrilled with the result. Thank you.
Lovely like all designs
I am glad you like them all. thanks for watching Triens. Happy stitching. 😊
Can you not use cotton
Sure you can. I used scuba because it gives wonderful definition for the trapunto effect of this design. Happy stitching.
If you do use cotton, would 2 squares of batting in each block be preferred?
so beautiful, and you make it look so easy. I wanted to make this for my 1st grandchild. He is one next week and never did do it :O
You should make it it's not to late. He is still a baby.
Have you found any other of your designs to fit into each space for each block for different themed quilts? Example such as flowers, birds, boys or girls themes? TY
Look at Kreative Kiwi's redwork designs, many will fit but it depends on what size blocks you intend to make course as to which ones will fit in the centre of the blank panel.
@@KaysCutz Thank you so much!!
@@michellepeterson172 Your welcome happy stitching.
Another fab tutorial Kay. How much Scuba material do you suggest purchasing please?
Hi Caroline, it would all depend on what size blocks you were stitching but all the fabric calculations for each size are given in the instructions. I hope this helps you. Happy stitching.
Absolutely adorable ❤
How do you keep the batting and backing in place like with traditional quilting.
Hi Brendarainwater6049, you can stitch in the ditch. Happy stitching. 🙂
@@KaysCutz Thank you😊
Love this quilt, almost finished 1st one. Love all the blocks. Was wondering if need to stitch in ditch to finish off.
Hi Janice Hi, I didn't find it necessary with mine. I just fixed my batting layer in with the front and back fabrics. It doesn't move as it is secured all around the edge. I hope this helps.
Brilliant video, Kay, thank you xx
You’re welcome thanks for watching.
You don't stitch in the ditch to stabilize the second layer of batting? That seems like it would become a huge mess after a couple of washings.
@@VAHelix Of course you can if you wish but where the batting is sewn into the edges, on this small quilt I didn’t.
Could you tell me what the pins are called, please?
@@karenthomson9120 Hi Karen they are called T-pins. Thanks for watching. Happy stitching. 🧵
Do you need to add another layer of batting when you have batting on each quilt?
I did to make it extra puffy and warm but you don't have to if you want a thinner quilt.
❤
Thanks Doris glad you like it. Happy stitching.
Beautiful quilt, which font was used for the wording please?
@@mariathirlwall2147 Hi, I don't know I'm not the designer of this quilt. Happy stitching.
What needle are you using for the embroidery please as I have not embroidered on stretchy fabric. Ty the design is awesome and I can’t wait to give it a go.
Hi Michelle I am using a 75/11 Organ needle. Happy stitching 😊
I’ve never used scuba fabric before, what typeshould I buy please?
Hi Bev, scuba is a 4 way knit fabric used for dress making. This is the description from where I get mine (Link provided below):
150cm wide approx, 95% polyester 5% spandex fabric. Scuba knit is a lofty double knit fabric of finely spun polyester fibers that create a super smooth handle, low luster sheen and a full-bodied drape. With four way stretch, this unique knit is perfect for creating knit dresses, structured knit apparel, form fitting apparel, skirts, pants, unconstructed jackets and heavier tops.
This is where I get mine but I am not sure where you are in the world so difficult to point you in the right direction. I hope this helps.
www.remnanthousefabric.co.uk/product/scuba-dress-fabric/
Thanks, I’ll get shopping😃
Would you stitch in the ditch to keep all layers together and stabilize the second layer of batting?
Yes you can do that if you like, it’s personal preference. This quilt is small so I didn’t bother as the batting is held in place perfectly well by the stitching of the backing fabric.
What is the final size for this beautiful blanket please?
It will depend on which size blocks you decide to make and how many. The block sizes are given on the product page. Happy stitching.
what do you use for the backing of the quilt?
I used a polar fleece for mine.
Has anyone tried this with a Minky backing?
Yes it works really well.
what thread do you use? is brothread ok for this?
Hi Yvonne no Brothread is not a great thread as it shreds for a pastime I use the spools that I bought on my sewing machine instead, as they were awful to embroider with.
Use Simthread it is a great thread not expensive. It's a good quality thread and available in many beautiful colours. It is what I use for everything that I embroidery and what you see in all my videos.
Brothread stabilizers however are great and I have used them in all my videos for the last two years since lockdown as I couldn't get my old brand anymore.
I hope this helps you.
I love this quilt. My granddaughter is expecting twins in July and I am going to make these for them. Can I ask where you purchased the Scuba fabric?
Hi congratulations, you must be so excited.
I bought my scuba fabric from The Remnant House Harrogate UK. There is a link and a discount code in the video description. Happy stitching
Does the embroidery thread need to be 100% cotton?
No mine is 100% polyester as is most embroidery thread. Happy stitching 😊
Which animal pattern did you use?
The animals are part of the design. There is a link to it in the video description.
Do you have to use scuba or can you use cotton?
No you don't have to use scuba, cotton is absolutely fine. Happy stitching 😊
I found the scuba fabric but it has three kinds…neoprene, double knit, and crepe Scuba knit… which one do I buy for the scalloped edge baby quilt? TIA.
This is what I buy. I think the double knit might be the closest but without a photo I can't say for sure. It should feel smooth and stretchy and feel quite heavy and flowy as it's used to make dresses. Scuba is a 4 way stretch fabric. www.remnanthousefabric.co.uk/product/scuba-dress-fabric/
Thank you for answering my question so fast. I have sent you a picture of the Scuba fabric I can order. I appreciate the videos that you all make….they are very easy to follow and you all do beautiful work.
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How much fabric do you need please?
Fabric requirements are given in the instructions.
Great video, as always, thanks! I would make it for myself without the animal blocks.
Thats a great idea Connie! Thanks for watching. Happy stitching
The scuba fabric? Don’t see any links, could you send me information on that fabric. I’ve never heard of it. I used cotton material and not thrilled .. it feels a little rough. Ugh this is for a baby.. could I have used flannel for the cover sheet?
Also, I saw some pictures of people finished items. I like the two tone. That’s what I did, however it was a pain to find the right spot to change the color… any information will help in the future! Thank you for your great videos….hugs!
It’s from The Remnant House in the UK, the link for the shop is in the description along with a discount code. Happy stitching.
What computer format is it?
It comes in various formats DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3, XXX and if you need a different one to any of those just drop Heather an email telling her what you need. Happy stitching.
Has anyone tried making this into a rag quilt with the ragging on the back?
All