I have a tumbling block quilt I started over thirty years ago and gave up on when it came to piecing together. The book I was using had me joining rows and it was awful (this was in olden days before the golden interwebs existed). Now that I’ve watched this, I’m finally going to do it! Thanks for a great tutorial.
Thank you Nancy, I really enjoyed this video. I know that I shall need to watch it again and again in order to get it firmly fixed in my head, but that's the fun of learning! Gill from the U.K.
I have never tried any Tumbling Blocks; because, they looked too hard to do. I do my Hexagons on paper by hand; because, they looked too hard to do on a sewing machine. Now I know better, thanks to you. I just need to practice, practice, practice. If we have a bad winter, I'll have time to try. Thank you for this video.
Wow! I wish this video had been available a year ago when I decided to make two twin sized tumbling block quilts for two very special little girls. During the first one I worked out some bugs but overall was happy with the result. I pressed many seams open and used spray sizing as mentioned in your video. I like the idea of working circular. I wound up starting in the lower left corner and worked up and out adding one block at s as time. I love some of your other ideas to use this shape in a quilt.
Thank Nancy, I’ve always been amazed with the tumbling blocks. Your instructions were excellent. The funny part of quilting is the more I get into quilting the more I realize I don’t know. Thank you so much for sharing your technique. 👍❤️😊
I created my Jack’s quilt with all set in seams. It was a labor intensive project but it turned out really neat! I sent you an email with pics. It’s called “Collective Chaos”. This video was wonderful! Thank you Nancy!
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U are a gifted teacher thanks ❤❤❤
It's my pleasure
I have a tumbling block quilt I started over thirty years ago and gave up on when it came to piecing together. The book I was using had me joining rows and it was awful (this was in olden days before the golden interwebs existed). Now that I’ve watched this, I’m finally going to do it! Thanks for a great tutorial.
You are very welcome :)
Just found 😊15 tumbling blocks in storage and this was wonderful as l had no idea to put them together Thank you so much for sharing. 😊
You’re welcome 😊
You are such a great teacher. You explained that in such a way that I think 🤔 I will tackle this pattern.
You can do it!
Hello from Northern NY.
Thank you Nancy, I really enjoyed this video. I know that I shall need to watch it again and again in order to get it firmly fixed in my head, but that's the fun of learning! Gill from the U.K.
Glad it was helpful!
I have always loved this pattern and have wanted to make it for a long time. Your explanations are spot on. Thanks!
Thanks 😊
I love these quilts. You use color so well. The Dutch reproduction fabrics are fabulous.
Thank you so much!
I have never tried any Tumbling Blocks; because, they looked too hard to do. I do my Hexagons on paper by hand; because, they looked too hard to do on a sewing machine. Now I know better, thanks to you. I just need to practice, practice, practice. If we have a bad winter, I'll have time to try. Thank you for this video.
You're very welcome
Wow! I wish this video had been available a year ago when I decided to make two twin sized tumbling block quilts for two very special little girls. During the first one I worked out some bugs but overall was happy with the result. I pressed many seams open and used spray sizing as mentioned in your video. I like the idea of working circular. I wound up starting in the lower left corner and worked up and out adding one block at s as time. I love some of your other ideas to use this shape in a quilt.
Thanks!!
Thank Nancy, I’ve always been amazed with the tumbling blocks. Your instructions were excellent. The funny part of quilting is the more I get into quilting the more I realize I don’t know. Thank you so much for sharing your technique. 👍❤️😊
Glad it was helpful!
Hi from SC
I created my Jack’s quilt with all set in seams. It was a labor intensive project but it turned out really neat! I sent you an email with pics. It’s called “Collective Chaos”. This video was wonderful! Thank you Nancy!
It's gorgeous!
Thank you❤
You're welcome 😊
Hello from Kansas 🌻
Hello there!
Love this, thank you, my sunset over Dublin quilt does not have a lampung star is I did it all wrong and it was stretched out, I need to practice. ❤
Hey Karen, here is the link to the Leymone Star technique from the Great Lake Voyage series - th-cam.com/video/zutPwdwG0B8/w-d-xo.html
@@QuiltingWithNancy Thankyou Mancy
Sorry Nancy, I am all thumbs today 🤣
Nancy,
Do you sell a pattern on the tumbling blocks? I am attempting quilting in my latter years and éverything is new to me
Yes coming loud and clear
You are a great instructor. Thank you for all your tips. I also love your side table. How big is it and what brand is it! Thanks!
I purchased it at the store, nothing special and it's about 26x20 or is has folding legs so I can take it on retreats when I go :)
Who is the 60 degree ruler you use in this tumbling block method 😊
I generally use the 60 on my Omnigrid ruler.
Where can we buy the seam ripper you wore?
My friend Gina makes those :) - they are $35 - if you are interested please email me at QuiltingWithNancy@gmail.com and we can work it out :)