I would really like to learn how you figure out if you need a horizontal or verticle seam in the backing. Maybe Natalie could do a final stitch episode about that.
Yes! I’ve made three quilt tops and I’m so afraid I’m going to cut and sew the backings wrong that I still have nothing more than three unfinished quilts. There are very few videos on TH-cam regarding backings. So many of them give directions assuming you know a lot of information and don’t show very much.
Robert Kaufman has a great app you can download for Quilting Calculations…just plug in your dimensions and it will figure out your yardage for backing, borders and binding…works great!
The creativity in the room with the three of you is astounding! The triple play video is always a must see for me. Not a thing wrong with just putting borders on panels, they are great, but WOW!!Natalie your take on the panel is amazing and it is completely doable for any level quilter. For me, that is very much appreciated. Again, today’s video gave us three great quilts. Can’t choose? Just make all three!!😁
Natalie, you’ve given us a whole new way of looking at panels. Ordinarily, I pass them up because I can’t think of anything different to do with them beyond the tired old “sash-and-border” quilt. But your idea to fussy cut the elements is simply brilliant. Thank you!
Loved all 3 quilts. My great grandmother was also called Etta. It was short for Hettie. Her grandmother and several ancestors were named Mehitable. Etta is much better..
I loved them all, I have a few panels and didn’t know what to do with them so this pattern would be fantastic, Natalie is a genius with design and originality. I also loved the table runners and the hand made quilt.
All are beautiful quilts, but i must congratulate Misty on such a stunning pattern , especially honouring her great grandma. Truly wonderful. I could see how much this quilt meant to her too. X
I love your Triple Play videos. You are all three so creative. But, seriously, this time you couldn't seem to stop talking over each other. Really? Usually you are so respectful of each other's ideas and time. I'm guessing there was something else going on with your lives. Hopefully you get back to your pleasant, polite selves.
Aweaome.. I get to be one of the first to see this!!! Thank you for doing all of your tutorials.. I sure enjoy watching and getting ideas for something to make.
Can you add the link? It says “clicking the link below” in the description but there’s no link! Thanks much! Love MSQC and Jenny, Natalia and Misty - all three of you are fabulous and I love your videos so much! Thank you again for all you share!
Oh my! I'm like most-Natalie's version of using a panel would be so fun for a kid's quilt. Jenny's version-wow-the possibilities!! I made my youngest granddaughter who is now 6 a quilt I think when she was 2 sorta using Jenny's method-just smaller triangles. I have several pieced triangles left & have been trying to decide what to make with them & I probably could do a smaller version of the table runner! Or make mug rugs :) And of course Misty's version of her Great, Great Grandmother's is just gorgeous! Thanks as always for all you do!!
Such imagination all in one family. How long does it take from design to finished project? Each quilt is so different. Love the bonus of table runners along with Jenny’s quilt. Outstanding tutorial, thanks for all this information.
Natalie, you have such an amazing color sense. I always love your creativity in putting together beautiful colors. The colors in your quilt are stunning. Thank you!!
Oh I really like all three patterns I have to say the first one I want to try is Natalie’s to be able to make that beautiful quilt with a panel I’ve got to try that first, All three are so pretty
I personally can not imagine cutting into those beautiful National Park panels...the scenery and colors are just so gorgeous. I’m presently using 9 of the NP panels to make a quilt celebrating our travels to these spectacular places. However, I very much appreciate Jenny’s, Misty’s, and Natalie’s individual choices. Thank you all, I wouldn’t miss your videos.
Misty's quilt would be great for Jewish holidays because it looks like the Star of David. All three quilts are so creative. I don't know how you come up with such innovative ways to use your tools. Thanks!
Misty, you need to find someone who does genealogy and discover your great great grandma and her family. It is most likely very fascinating. Bring her story to life!!
I've been looking for this vintage design of the 6 pointed star. My husband has a 6 pointed star quilt his grandmother made for him and it is falling apart. I want to make him a new one and we are saving the original until I know how to restore it.
Sure love the design and fabric on Misty’s quilt! Misty, I an curious how big the stars were on the original quilt. How big were the triangles on that one? Thanks!
Natalie…such a gorgeous quilt, and I love how you clarified that an equilateral triangle has 3 equal sides. I’m studying to be a math teacher and in my last year. You are obviously VERY intelligent and have an eye for all things detailed-oriented and unique. Great idea regarding the panel! I loved your quilt the most!!!
thanks for a way to use different rulers- great project- Misty's quilt is just gorgous... love the strong pattern but so balanced with the accent fabric and background. BEAUTIful textile designer there.
Great quilt ladies. Natalie, I would use three panels so you capture the words and use them in the backing of the quilt. Misty, this inspires me to recreate this in a miniature quilt. Jenny, as always, such great ideas.
Natalie! OMG, what a creative new pathway for panels. I never give them a second look, although I find them cute. Now I can’t wait to check out new panels! Thank you SEW much!
Loved all of them. Natalie's is going to use some gnome fabric I have been saving. Jenny's tablerunner in Christmas fabrics. Misty's stars in more Christmasy pretties. Already sorted through my Christmas stash. Ordered the template and a few more yards. Now just waiting for it to arrive.!!!!
If there is an opportunity to tell us how your project board was assembled, I would so appreciate it. I would need one to work on any of the three projects you presented today in your Triple Play. So much talent from all three of you!! Thank you.
Love love love these ideas. The table runners Miss Jenny made are soooo cool. Thanks for taking the time to show us how easy 60 degree triangles can be to make gorgeous quilts. Have a wonderful weekend MSQC Crew. You guys are just the bomb digity. 😊
Wow! Thanks Natalie! I’ve been looking for a pattern to use some woodland fabrics I have. This will be perfect! You are so creative! This is a pattern I feel confident I can do! I love the triple play programs and can’t wait till they come out each week!
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Oh my ladies you never cease to amaze me. I love all three quilts and the table runners! More additions to my list of projects. Thank you
I would really like to learn how you figure out if you need a horizontal or verticle seam in the backing. Maybe Natalie could do a final stitch episode about that.
Yes! I agree, there are very few videos about backings.
Yes! I’ve made three quilt tops and I’m so afraid I’m going to cut and sew the backings wrong that I still have nothing more than three unfinished quilts. There are very few videos on TH-cam regarding backings. So many of them give directions assuming you know a lot of information and don’t show very much.
@@JenniferLee273 yes! I have several quilt tops too and they aren't finished for the very same reason!
Robert Kaufman has a great app you can download for Quilting Calculations…just plug in your dimensions and it will figure out your yardage for backing, borders and binding…works great!
As a longarm quilter I prefer horizontal seams on the back.
Three lovely quilts and Misty’s Great,Great, Grandmother’s quilt is a treasure. Thank you for sharing with us.
3 great quilts again. Natalies was very creative using the panel as she did.❤🇦🇺
The creativity in the room with the three of you is astounding! The triple play video is always a must see for me. Not a thing wrong with just putting borders on panels, they are great, but WOW!!Natalie your take on the panel is amazing and it is completely doable for any level quilter. For me, that is very much appreciated. Again, today’s video gave us three great quilts. Can’t choose? Just make all three!!😁
Natalie, you’ve given us a whole new way of looking at panels. Ordinarily, I pass them up because I can’t think of anything different to do with them beyond the tired old “sash-and-border” quilt. But your idea to fussy cut the elements is simply brilliant. Thank you!
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I agree. Such a great idea 😊
A clever approach.
Yes, I’m going to try this with Yellowstone panels 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Liked these ideas. Thank you
Loved all 3 quilts. My great grandmother was also called Etta. It was short for Hettie. Her grandmother and several ancestors were named Mehitable. Etta is much better..
You three are amazingly creative! Love the Triple Plays and extras, like the table runners. Thank you all!
I loved them all, I have a few panels and didn’t know what to do with them so this pattern would be fantastic, Natalie is a genius with design and originality. I also loved the table runners and the hand made quilt.
Yes, Natalie is an exceptional quilter. Her thought process is amazing.
All are beautiful quilts, but i must congratulate Misty on such a stunning pattern , especially honouring her great grandma. Truly wonderful. I could see how much this quilt meant to her too. X
I love your Triple Play videos. You are all three so creative. But, seriously, this time you couldn't seem to stop talking over each other. Really? Usually you are so respectful of each other's ideas and time. I'm guessing there was something else going on with your lives. Hopefully you get back to your pleasant, polite selves.
This is the first time I’ve wanted to use a panel! Awesome!
Me too. Lol
ALL of you showed such different, clever designs! I loved and would make each of them! Thanks ladies😊
They look difficult but really they’re not!
These quilt are so amazing. I love the triple plays. So many wonderful ideas.
Aweaome.. I get to be one of the first to see this!!! Thank you for doing all of your tutorials.. I sure enjoy watching and getting ideas for something to make.
Can you add the link? It says “clicking the link below” in the description but there’s no link! Thanks much! Love MSQC and Jenny, Natalia and Misty - all three of you are fabulous and I love your videos so much! Thank you again for all you share!
Oh my! I'm like most-Natalie's version of using a panel would be so fun for a kid's quilt. Jenny's version-wow-the possibilities!! I made my youngest granddaughter who is now 6 a quilt I think when she was 2 sorta using Jenny's method-just smaller triangles. I have several pieced triangles left & have been trying to decide what to make with them & I probably could do a smaller version of the table runner! Or make mug rugs :) And of course Misty's version of her Great, Great Grandmother's is just gorgeous!
Thanks as always for all you do!!
Awesome quilts and ideas. So lovely. Really enjoyed your family as always. Thanks😊
I love Natalie’s!! So cool and modern!!
I’d love to try Misty’s pattern with large triangles. All 3 of these are great 👍
You’ve only just started and I want to ask what is holding the quilt up on the board? Heavy duty magnet?
I love “Triple Play”! The projects are all so great, but Natalie’s is always so unique!❤️
Love your coordination in blouses very autumnal xx
I thought the table runners were terrific!
Love grandma star Misty ♥️ is the 60• ruler non skid back?
Such imagination all in one family. How long does it take from design to finished project? Each quilt is so different. Love the bonus of table runners along with Jenny’s quilt. Outstanding tutorial, thanks for all this information.
Natalie could use the words from the panel for a border. Very inspiring!
I thought of the same thing
So did we !
One could also use it as part of the sleeve.
Thank you--Love these tutorials!
Natalie, you have such an amazing color sense. I always love your creativity in putting together beautiful colors. The colors in your quilt are stunning. Thank you!!
Great size chair lap size in warm weather states 🌞
Ladies, these quilts are beautiful and genius! If I don't have that particular triangle ruler what else could I use?
Oh I really like all three patterns I have to say the first one I want to try is Natalie’s to be able to make that beautiful quilt with a panel I’ve got to try that first, All three are so pretty
Wow....you gals really are creative. Natalie--most excellent use of the panel.
I personally can not imagine cutting into those beautiful National Park panels...the scenery and colors are just so gorgeous. I’m presently using 9 of the NP panels to make a quilt celebrating our travels to these spectacular places. However, I very much appreciate Jenny’s, Misty’s, and Natalie’s individual choices. Thank you all, I wouldn’t miss your videos.
Misty's quilt would be great for Jewish holidays because it looks like the Star of David. All three quilts are so creative. I don't know how you come up with such innovative ways to use your tools. Thanks!
I agree. I can only see a Star of David in Misty's quilt.
I agree, would love to make these stars larger!, How would I do that?
Misty, what a beautiful tribute to your great grandma! Lovely quilt!!!
I really like Misty's style and quilt. It's awesome.
Misty, you need to find someone who does genealogy and discover your great great grandma and her family. It is most likely very fascinating. Bring her story to life!!
I love it. I buy panels then struggle with ideas.
I've been looking for this vintage design of the 6 pointed star. My husband has a 6 pointed star quilt his grandmother made for him and it is falling apart. I want to make him a new one and we are saving the original until I know how to restore it.
Misty - what was the size of your great….grandmother’s triangles. I liked the bigger size.
I agree, What is the larger size triangle, does anyone know?
I really like the panel idea. Very creative.
Fun, love you ladies. Always present us with great ideas.
Please consider using a rotating mat so you don’t cut towards yourselves with your rotary cutter….🙏❤️
Sure love the design and fabric on Misty’s quilt! Misty, I an curious how big the stars were on the original quilt. How big were the triangles on that one? Thanks!
Natalie you really have an awesome creative ideas. This is another beautiful quilt
Natalie…such a gorgeous quilt, and I love how you clarified that an equilateral triangle has 3 equal sides. I’m studying to be a math teacher and in my last year. You are obviously VERY intelligent and have an eye for all things detailed-oriented and unique. Great idea regarding the panel! I loved your quilt the most!!!
Misty can you imagine making your quilt by hand like your great great grandma did.
thanks for a way to use different rulers- great project- Misty's quilt is just gorgous... love the strong pattern but so balanced with the accent fabric and background. BEAUTIful textile designer there.
I think Grandma is looking down and smiling. All three quilts are lovely.
Natalie, what did you mean when you said you used your color card?
Those are all beautiful. I think this might be my favorite triple play. I've never had a favorite, because I just liked all of them so much. ❤️
Fascinating all the different designs. Thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊
LIVE LOVE LOVE the idea of cutting up a panel!!!
I can't stop looking at how they've hung it up. Did they drill a hole in the quilt to hang it?
Great quilt ladies. Natalie, I would use three panels so you capture the words and use them in the backing of the quilt. Misty, this inspires me to recreate this in a miniature quilt. Jenny, as always, such great ideas.
I love all the quilts today they are beautiful
Natalie! OMG, what a creative new pathway for panels. I never give them a second look, although I find them cute. Now I can’t wait to check out new panels! Thank you SEW much!
Awesome quilts. Love the interaction you have with each other. So much fun.
I loved getting to see your great great grandmother quilt. It is magnificent!
What is the magnet system you are using to hold your quilts up? Thanks!
Thanks for doing another great Triple Play! These are my favorite - I love seeing all of your creative quilts.
Wow! I would have never thought about using a panel that way! Love all the projects
Another fun triple play day...you ladies are totally amazing 🥰🥰🥰
1st quilt such a good idea!!!
Love love love the triple play Friday, I will be looking at panels differently now. Thank you!
Misty's pattern- I see Hanukkah stars ✡ ❤
Beautiful work done with three awesome ladies💕
Al 3 quilts really beautiful. Amazing ideas to use up fabric. Thanks ladies!!!
Beautiful work ladies! Love Triple Plays!
Love, love, love triple play. I always look forward to them. ☺️
Great job ladies!
Loved all of them. Natalie's is going to use some gnome fabric I have been saving. Jenny's tablerunner in Christmas fabrics. Misty's stars in more Christmasy pretties. Already sorted through my Christmas stash. Ordered the template and a few more yards. Now just waiting for it to arrive.!!!!
I love working with jelly rolls and in connection with triangles ruler it’s sooo great. Thanks for inspiration Miss Jenny!
Grandma Edda would be proud! All the quilts (and runners!) are fantastic!! Thanks Girls!!
I love watching your triple plays, you ladies are so creative!
If there is an opportunity to tell us how your project board was assembled, I would so appreciate it. I would need one to work on any of the three projects you presented today in your Triple Play. So much talent from all three of you!! Thank you.
they did that about a year or so ago.... here's the link! th-cam.com/video/FuzW68YyN_s/w-d-xo.html
I have the exact same holiday jelly roll! What a lovely project. Thank you!
Always enjoy the triple play and the variety
No link for supplies.
I love this tutorial especially because I am working with a 60 degree triangle ruler right now. I working on a stack and wack.
Love love love these ideas. The table runners Miss Jenny made are soooo cool. Thanks for taking the time to show us how easy 60 degree triangles can be to make gorgeous quilts. Have a wonderful weekend MSQC Crew. You guys are just the bomb digity. 😊
All the projects are stunning; I want to make them all! You three are the BEST!
Great ideas and love it that there's so little waste...love the antique quilt so much.❤️😊☘️
Wow! Thanks Natalie! I’ve been looking for a pattern to use some woodland fabrics I have. This will be perfect! You are so creative! This is a pattern I feel confident I can do! I love the triple play programs and can’t wait till they come out each week!
You Ladies ROCK! Amazing quilts!!
I just love seeing the 3 of you together. What amazing quilts!
WOW... REALLY LOVE ALL YOUR QUILTS... COOL AND BEAUTIFUL
Love your ideas! Who would have thought to use a panel!!!! Great job,Ladies.
Natalie, this is so beautiful. I just love watching all these videos. Thank you so much for being a wonderful teacher, all three of you!
This is your best triple play yet! All three quilts are wonderful. Well done ladies!
I love all 3 of these quilts. I would love to do them all! There is no material list and pattern on TH-cam. I’d love it if they could be added😊
Such beautiful quilts! Thank you for this video!
For the runner, you could make matching placemats by using one full round and then add one to the side :D
Awesome once again! Love love the triple play!
All three are beautiful projects! Thank you !
I enjoyed this tutorial.
Can you share what your design board is made of?
Lol ladies, just when I think no way you can top the prior best ever triple play.....you do! Loved all three!