This was the first quilt book I bought in 1979 (along with 5 detailing other crafts). I didn't get into real quilt making until the 1990's when I was able to take classes. I know this would be an exciting quilt for my youngest granddaughter who is 11. 1970's flower power would be perfect! Interesting to see others who have this book, especially the ones who bought it new!
I love your technique to make the flowers Very Clever. The quilt is sooo beautiful. EXCELLENT WORK Tracy!!! I don't think I have the courage and the skill to tackle such a project. Let me get my go-go boots out I been around before panty hose was invented or disposal diapers too
OMG, Tracy!! You nailed it! I am a child of the 70s and I love this quilt. Wouldn't the world be a happier place covered in these quilts!?! I am going to try to tackle this one for sure! ❤❤❤ Thank you so much for sharing your pattern.
Thanks for your special quilt tutorial, as a child of the 1960's and 70's I don't think we realised how special that time was. Your quilt reminded me of the dresses my mum used to make me. I still love flowers and paisley prints. How awesome would a layer of paisley petals look I wonder . 🇦🇺💜🇺🇲💚👍🖐😊
Thank you so much April💛 I had soooo much fun making this 70's quilt...the colors had me smiling the whole time...it's going to be super cozy this winter❄️
If I could give you more than one thumbs up I would. Absolutely love the quilt. I have always loved primary and jewel toned colors so your quilt speaks to me. So very 70s, took me back to flower power and Goldie Hawns body paint on Rowan and Martins Laugh In. My sister and I used to paint those flowers on on legs for fun. One time my mother sent us to the store with our legs painted with flowers. I also had some bell bottoms with that same floral pattern. Loved the quilt and the video. Thanks for the 70s flashback
I HAD THAT SAME BOOK WAY BACK WHEN AND DONATED IT TO AN ORGANIZATION, YOU HAVE MADE MY JUICES FLOW, WANTING A "REDDO" LOOKING FORWARD TO DOING AGAIN. THANK YOU.
I have this book!! It was given to me by a quilter that was going into a nursing home. I have always wanted to do this quilt. So happy to see you make this!
I got blessed with this book at a Saver's thrift store just yesterday. Has some super quilts in it. Like all of them. I really like the Star of Bethlehem, Lonestar, curtains and the puff quilt. The flower patterns are different than the one you have but the same idea. Thanks for calling attention to this book.
This is great! I love it. Also while watching I realized I could totally piece this on a longarm since it's all raw edge. Just by loading a whole cloth top, back with batting. Then add the pieces and stitch around them as you go. I'll probably not get to it right away... but it's an idea for the future 😊
Oh yes Tiffany!!!!! You would have it done in a flash on the longarm! Such a great idea! Now if I only had a longarm......LOL😂 (I wonder how this quilt would look all done in dif shades of PURPLE💜?)
Hey Tracey! Beautiful quilt! I'll play with this design & collect fabric for it as I can...have to have 1 flower that is Tennessee Orange 🍊😉 (for my grandson). Who know I just might have a special "flower" for each of my grandchildren & great-grandchildren! Thanks for bringing back taste of the 70s! If used, I'll just throw a couple color catchers into the wash, they do work great.
Omg!! Tracy I love ❤️ love ❤️love!! This!! I always say im a hippy at heart lol I grew up in the 70’s too along with The partridge family and the Bradys!! Can’t wait to make this! Thank you so much it’s awesome!! Fantastic memories!! ❤️
I'm probably 80% hippy Marie LOL😆 I LOVE this quilt too.....I was excited the whole way through the making of this quilt....I think it was the primary colors that made me so happy! So much fun!🎊
Oh i love anything from the 70s i too grew up in the 70s. It was such a happy time for me. Young, unencumbered and just being a kid. I will be making this for sure!!! Minky is pricey in Canada (i find) and oddly enough muslin is too! I don't understand why the muslin is as pricey as regular cotton fabrics. I'll figure something out. Thanks for sharing this pattern. It is so Brady bunch groovy!!!
Just being a kid in the 70s was so freeing. Instead of muslin-maybe a sheet? and instead of minky maybe a store bought fleece throw? Have fun making it Lisa!💛
I, like Tiffany immediately of doing this on my longarm. Nana made a quilt like this with all sorts of leftovers from garment sewing . No batting just a heavy yellow/orange broadcloth backing with a massive 3inch wide binding wrapped around to the front. xxx
I love it! I may just have to try a smaller scale version for the great granddaughter. But then again...making it smaller scale to create some bag making fabric. Oh the wheels are turning 😊
@@TheSewingChannel yes! And I do have such a pattern! Now to source some fabric. Could go like you went or use bright neon(ish) colors....decisions decisions 😊
Thank you Kathy.💛...When I saw the quilt in this book I got super excited to make it. It's the only quilt that I've come across that actually looks like its from the 70s. 🤷🏻♀️
Oh my I had that book in the 70s. Unfortunately I was not into nor had the time to make quilts then. I did make a patchwork bag. Thank you for the tutorial and the pattern.
@@TheSewingChannel not the colors, the frayed edges. We were too close to the “be perfect 50’s” or at least I was. Lol . I bought the book because of the colors. Love your videos!
My mom got that book when it came out. It was in a series of books that you bought on TV. I have them now . I have looked at that quilt many times. I think I may make it next year.
I just had an idea 💡: If we used a coordinating fabric for the underlayment, it wouldn’t matter if there were a few spots that came uncovered when the flowers lifted up or frayed. It wd cost a little more than muslin, but not that much and think of the savings in time, if you didn’t have to cut patches to cover every little spot or edge of the quilt! I just watched your video again, and your quilt came out much prettier than the one in the book, for some reason! I also had that Georgia Bonesteel book, too, until my apt flooded and I lost all my quilting books. I believe hers was from the 80’s or early 90’s, if I recall. I just wanted to say, thanks for sharing this with us. I get very overwhelmed with life’s problems. But your video cheered me up and got me excited about something; got my creative juices flowing; and that was enough to get me over the hump!🌷💝🌷
Yes Susan-I had thought about using something other than muslin too....in the end I only fixed those 2 spots that I showed in the vid✅ I'm thinking it might be too heavy with a better fabric other than muslin. With the top, muslin, batting and the minky it is a substantial weight....more like a winter quilt for sure. Life can be so heavy-I totally get it....quilting is definitely a type of mental therapy❤️ Keep your creative mind flowing and keep out all the crazy stuff! Have an awesome quilting week Susan!!💛
What a beautiful quilt it does remind me of the 70's thankyou for showing how you made it and for the free template it will come in handy for lots of items
I just saw your short and came to see this video. My word!! It is so, so fun. I have it in my queue for my my next quilt. I just love it. Thank you for instructions and the templates. ❤❤
This quilt reminds me of a cover my mom and I made, it definitely wasn't a quilt, but it was in the 70's. It had colorful flowers all over and was in the great colors of the times. What a great memory! I love your quilt I appreciate you sharing it with us and the templates too! You rock Tracy!
I bought that book in the 70's because of some of the other crafty things but I wasn't making quilts at the time. After watching you make this cute quilt is encourages me to make one for a flower lover...maybe a lap size.
Looooooove this!! I regret passing this book up at one of the local GW's here...I looked at some of the directions in the different patterns and was like 🥴 huh?
This is so GROOVY! Love it! I have this same book. Great video! I especially love the tip about stay stitching the layers and then cutting. Great idea!
I love that! Yours turned out just great💗💗Thanks for sharing! I had that whole set of books "back in the day"!! Don't anymore 😣 I took my granddaughters to a book sale in June & saw this book there-did I get it THEN??? NO!! And it was $6/sack day!!! The whole brown paper grocery size sack full was only $6!!! Regretted it as soon as we left!!
Wow, it's groovy! Peace to Flower Power! I love it. So bright and vibrant. Love your minky idea. At first, I was thinking when you raw sewed the edges that I would prefer the flowers to be zigzagged down around the edges, but after seeing it in the raw it looks better than I first thought. Thanks for sharing this with us. I really enjoyed this Tracy.
Thank you for all of the kind feedback Sue💛. Raw edge applique with no fusibles makes for an extremely soft, drapey quilt. Some don't like the raw edges but if they cuddled with one they may just change their mind lol😆
@@TheSewingChannel I loved it from the moment I saw it on the Book cover. I can’t find my book. I bet someone borrowed it and kept it. Your gonna love it!!!!
So cute! I think that would also be great in maureen McCormick’s collection, A blooming bunch by Moda, She was the 70 s actress from the Brady bunch (Marsha Marsha Marsha). Thanks for sharing!
@@TheSewingChannel I LOVE that quilt - that's why I've kept the book all these years. Never had the nerve to try and make it until I watched your video. I went and got the fabric two hours ago! I used to be a really good sewer, making my own clothes, even designing them. Then one day, I dropped it for unknown reasons. Trying to get back into it.
Welcome to the quilt side of sewing....I warn you now Susan....quilting is beyond addictive....it's on another level of addiction LOL😂 Getting your fabric is awesome!!! Have fun with it!!!
Great pattern!! I graduated high school in 1971 so I can relate to the 70's!!! I think I'm going to make my best friend a fall quilt with this pattern. I don't use any other social media but I will share with another quilter. Thanks again!
This will make a great gift for you best friend Anita!!!!💛 Have fun with it and be sure to email me a pic when your done✅ ➡️ thesewingchannel33@gmail.com
So totally groovy! You did a lot of planning for authenticity, but it would make any kind of scrappy floral quilt a happy quilt. Thank you so much for sharing!
Maybe....I wonder if that is still available....my daughter wants me to make another one with all "original" type materials in it.....LOL I told her that may be an impossible thing to do🤷🏻♀️
💛❤🧡💜💚💙 Download The 1970s Flower Power Quilt Pattern / Templates~please share this video on your social media platform (facebook, Instagram, Twitter or share with a friend). Here ya go! ENJOY! drive.google.com/file/d/1CIPPGlBUD9xtp47CBZeCUHsOs4zIhEA-/view?usp=sharing
I have that patchwork book. I’ve had it since it came out. I never made that quilt but, I will now! You did a great job! It’s sooo groovy, I love it. It reminds me of my teen age years for sure! Thank you for the tutorial.
The video started , I had to run to the sewing room, YES, I have the book also , bought it new back then. She made it so fun and inspirational and great tips also.....totally enjoyed the process, I was thinking since I have alot of vintage fabrics it would be nice quilt also.
I can hear the Patridge Family singing when I look at this quilt! Groovy!.✌
LOL😆 It's so funny!!! I can hear it too Sherri LOL😂🎶
I love this !! I’m a 70S gal too , 1971 😊
This was the first quilt book I bought in 1979 (along with 5 detailing other crafts). I didn't get into real quilt making until the 1990's when I was able to take classes. I know this would be an exciting quilt for my youngest granddaughter who is 11. 1970's flower power would be perfect! Interesting to see others who have this book, especially the ones who bought it new!
Thank you. I remember mom making me a pillow with a very similar design back in the groovy days. Brings back a lot of good memories
I love your technique to make the flowers Very Clever. The quilt is sooo beautiful. EXCELLENT WORK Tracy!!! I don't think I have the courage and the skill to tackle such a project. Let me get my go-go boots out I been around before panty hose was invented or disposal diapers too
You can totally do this Rich✅ go go go go get your boots and make this quilt LOL😆
Catching up on older videos I missed. This is so cute!!!
Love it!
OMG, Tracy!! You nailed it! I am a child of the 70s and I love this quilt. Wouldn't the world be a happier place covered in these quilts!?!
I am going to try to tackle this one for sure! ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for sharing your pattern.
I started applique and quilting 1973.. WOW these quilts bring back memories. 😂 An Old Girl in KZN SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦
Great memories Estella!!!💛
Fellow 70s girl here! Oh. My. Word. This is flower power for sure!!!
All the way flower power!!! LOL!!! Not many quilts from the 70's as examples though🤔
I'm a 70' s baby. Loven this quilt.🥰
Thank you Chrissy💛
Thanks for your special quilt tutorial, as a child of the 1960's and 70's I don't think we realised how special that time was. Your quilt reminded me of the dresses my mum used to make me. I still love flowers and paisley prints.
How awesome would a layer of paisley petals look I wonder .
🇦🇺💜🇺🇲💚👍🖐😊
Paisleys would be amazing💛
I LOVE the raw edge applique. Great quilt - it looks great. You have a great eye.
April
Thank you so much April💛 I had soooo much fun making this 70's quilt...the colors had me smiling the whole time...it's going to be super cozy this winter❄️
Every time you see this quilt it’s going to brighten your day 🥰🤩🇬🇧
Yes it will for sure Glynis.....It's truly a happy quilt LOL😆
Love this quilt! I had the same flowers, cut from construction paper, plastered all over my bedroom walls in the 1970s. Thanks for the memories!!!
Great memories Karla💛
If I could give you more than one thumbs up I would. Absolutely love the quilt. I have always loved primary and jewel toned colors so your quilt speaks to me. So very 70s, took me back to flower power and Goldie Hawns body paint on Rowan and Martins Laugh In. My sister and I used to paint those flowers on on legs for fun. One time my mother sent us to the store with our legs painted with flowers. I also had some bell bottoms with that same floral pattern. Loved the quilt and the video. Thanks for the 70s flashback
Thank you for sharing Lupie....sounds like you had a ton of fun in the 70s!!🎊 You have such precious memories of you and your sister💛
I HAD THAT SAME BOOK WAY BACK WHEN AND DONATED IT TO AN ORGANIZATION, YOU HAVE MADE MY JUICES FLOW, WANTING A "REDDO" LOOKING FORWARD TO DOING AGAIN. THANK YOU.
Awesome Bobbie....I hope you make it🎊
I have this book!! It was given to me by a quilter that was going into a nursing home. I have always wanted to do this quilt. So happy to see you make this!
Haha, I grew up in the 70's in California..perfect!
Watched, downloaded the patterns, shared the video on Facebook! I have that book. From when it was originally published 🤣😂🤣
How awesome Vanessa! Enjoy making the quilt! Thank you for sharing my video on facebook...I appreciate it very much💛
I got blessed with this book at a Saver's thrift store just yesterday. Has some super quilts in it. Like all of them. I really like the Star of Bethlehem, Lonestar, curtains and the puff quilt. The flower patterns are different than the one you have but the same idea. Thanks for calling attention to this book.
Wow, you really outdid yourself.
Go BIG or go home they say Nadine LOL😂 This was one of the more fun quilts I've ever done!!!🎊
I have this book in my stash. I've had it for years. With several other books embroidery , appliqué etc.
Awesome!
OMG I have that book for years my ant gave it too me I like all the colors of the 70s 😆🤗🇵🇷
So many have this book ....💛 Now you can make it Vivian💛
This is great! I love it. Also while watching I realized I could totally piece this on a longarm since it's all raw edge. Just by loading a whole cloth top, back with batting. Then add the pieces and stitch around them as you go. I'll probably not get to it right away... but it's an idea for the future 😊
Oh yes Tiffany!!!!! You would have it done in a flash on the longarm! Such a great idea! Now if I only had a longarm......LOL😂 (I wonder how this quilt would look all done in dif shades of PURPLE💜?)
@@TheSewingChannel you trying to convince me I need to make a purple one 😄 🤣 😂 😆
@@TiffanysQuiltingLife Absolutely!!! 😆
@@TheSewingChannel I love the "PURPLE" idea.....now if they have minky in a purple or lavender!!!!
Oh I'm positive they have purple minky💜
So Groovy Tracy!! I love it!! Lol, I graduated in 79.
Sew Groovy for sure Marla LOL😆
Hey Tracey! Beautiful quilt! I'll play with this design & collect fabric for it as I can...have to have 1 flower that is Tennessee Orange 🍊😉 (for my grandson). Who know I just might have a special "flower" for each of my grandchildren & great-grandchildren! Thanks for bringing back taste of the 70s!
If used, I'll just throw a couple color catchers into the wash, they do work great.
Oh collecting fabric was so much fun for this one. I love your ideas of all the special flowers🌸 Color catchers worked great! Have fun with it Joy🎊
You nailed that pattern and colors perfectly!! It's so cute! Love your enthusiasm making this! Peace, love and quilt ☮️✌️
Thank you Beverly 💛 This was such an exciting quilt to make.🎊
Omg!! Tracy I love ❤️ love ❤️love!! This!! I always say im a hippy at heart lol I grew up in the 70’s too along with The partridge family and the Bradys!! Can’t wait to make this! Thank you so much it’s awesome!! Fantastic memories!! ❤️
I'm probably 80% hippy Marie LOL😆 I LOVE this quilt too.....I was excited the whole way through the making of this quilt....I think it was the primary colors that made me so happy! So much fun!🎊
OMG, I have this book, and I've had it forever, but I have never used it. I'm going pull it out of my bag and look at it now.
Oh i love anything from the 70s i too grew up in the 70s. It was such a happy time for me. Young, unencumbered and just being a kid. I will be making this for sure!!! Minky is pricey in Canada (i find) and oddly enough muslin is too! I don't understand why the muslin is as pricey as regular cotton fabrics. I'll figure something out. Thanks for sharing this pattern. It is so Brady bunch groovy!!!
Just being a kid in the 70s was so freeing.
Instead of muslin-maybe a sheet? and instead of minky
maybe a store bought fleece throw? Have fun making it Lisa!💛
I, like Tiffany immediately of doing this on my longarm. Nana made a quilt like this with all sorts of leftovers from garment sewing . No batting just a heavy yellow/orange broadcloth backing with a massive 3inch wide binding wrapped around to the front. xxx
Как же красиво получилась у вас золотые ручки .Буду себе сшить такое же одеяло. Спасибо вам за идею 😘
Wow this is such a Niche quilt I cant believe how many people like it and that you found fabrics to copy it.
Thank you so much for the great feedback!💛 This quilt definitely came through with the "groovy" vibe🥳
I love it! I may just have to try a smaller scale version for the great granddaughter. But then again...making it smaller scale to create some bag making fabric. Oh the wheels are turning 😊
I think a "boho" bag would look awesome with this design✅ Smaller version is a great idea Frances✅
@@TheSewingChannel yes! And I do have such a pattern! Now to source some fabric. Could go like you went or use bright neon(ish) colors....decisions decisions 😊
Oh mai gosh I absewlutely love this quilt.
Thank you💛
I love it. I still have some Maureen Mccormick fabric I've been saving for the right project. Maybe....
OH does it match up with this quilt? wow....just maybe....💛
You totally out did yourself with this 70s quilt! Thank you for sharing your template’s. Fabulous job!🥰
Thank you Kathy.💛...When I saw the quilt in this book I got super excited to make it. It's the only quilt that I've come across that actually looks like its from the 70s. 🤷🏻♀️
Wow! You did a very very good job on your 1970 flower….👍🏆🥇🙏🏼
Very beautiful. Love bright colors.
Thank you so much! The brighter the better Donna💛
Flower power... So cute
This one screams flower power for sure Brenda😆
What a fun adventure. You did an awesome job
Thank you for coming a long on the adventure Vicki...this was a fun one🎊
Oh my I had that book in the 70s. Unfortunately I was not into nor had the time to make quilts then. I did make a patchwork bag. Thank you for the tutorial and the pattern.
This would make a darling tote bag Delmarie! Thank you for the idea✅
I have that book! Hahaha I bought it new. Didn’t make that quilt because it was raw edge. It’s popular now but not back then.
I wonder why it wasn't popular back then? The colors are so vibrant and happy😀
@@TheSewingChannel not the colors, the frayed edges. We were too close to the “be perfect 50’s” or at least I was. Lol . I bought the book because of the colors. Love your videos!
Oh this turned out so beautifully!!!! This could work for SEW many colors
I agree Teri....I've already started thinking of how it would look in different prints✅
My mom got that book when it came out. It was in a series of books that you bought on TV. I have them now . I have looked at that quilt many times. I think I may make it next year.
Such a fun quilt!🎉
I just had an idea 💡:
If we used a coordinating fabric for the underlayment, it wouldn’t matter if there were a few spots that came uncovered when the flowers lifted up or frayed. It wd cost a little more than muslin, but not that much and think of the savings in time, if you didn’t have to cut patches to cover every little spot or edge of the quilt!
I just watched your video again, and your quilt came out much prettier than the one in the book, for some reason!
I also had that Georgia Bonesteel book, too, until my apt flooded and I lost all my quilting books. I believe hers was from the 80’s or early 90’s, if I recall.
I just wanted to say, thanks for sharing this with us. I get very overwhelmed with life’s problems. But your video cheered me up and got me excited about something; got my creative juices flowing; and that was enough to get me over the hump!🌷💝🌷
Yes Susan-I had thought about using something other than muslin too....in the end I only fixed those 2 spots that I showed in the vid✅ I'm thinking it might be too heavy with a better fabric other than muslin. With the top, muslin, batting and the minky it is a substantial weight....more like a winter quilt for sure.
Life can be so heavy-I totally get it....quilting is definitely a type of mental therapy❤️ Keep your creative mind flowing and keep out all the crazy stuff! Have an awesome quilting week Susan!!💛
This Quilt came out so cute great job love all the colors.
What a beautiful quilt it does remind me of the 70's thankyou for showing how you made it and for the free template it will come in handy for lots of items
Totally 1970s for sure Pamela💛 you’re welcome for the Template ✅
I love the yellow orange for the back and binding it is a beautiful quilt
Thank you. 🧡💛 The yellow/orange seems like a nostalgic color for that decade🤷🏻♀️
Thank you !!!
You’re welcome!!!💛
Thank you for the free pattern x
You’re welcome Poppy💛
I too am a child of the 70's. This is phenomenal and groovy!! Love ❣️
Thank you so much Kimberly 💛
I just saw your short and came to see this video. My word!! It is so, so fun. I have it in my queue for my my next quilt. I just love it. Thank you for instructions and the templates. ❤❤
I have always had trouble finding the perfect yellow. It makes me crazy sometimes!
I know it!
This quilt reminds me of a cover my mom and I made, it definitely wasn't a quilt, but it was in the 70's. It had colorful flowers all over and was in the great colors of the times. What a great memory! I love your quilt I appreciate you sharing it with us and the templates too! You rock Tracy!
What great memories Claudia! You’re welcome for the templates💛
My mom has that book! I'll have to go snag it. Then I can make the quilt! 🤣😂🤣
Snag it Leesa✅ But you don't need the book to make it...just the templates💛
Thanks for the template and I'm snagging the book today!
This is amazing! So beautiful. I really don’t need to add more ideas to my list of projects I want to somehow get to!
LOL 😂 I totally get what you're saying.....! This is one of those quilts that you have to make at least once in your quilty life LOL😂 Get busy Fallon💛
Maybe I’ll just size it down to a baby quilt size!
Perfect!!!
I bought that book in the 70's because of some of the other crafty things but I wasn't making quilts at the time. After watching you make this cute quilt is encourages me to make one for a flower lover...maybe a lap size.
Wonderful Deb!!!Flower Power!!!!💛
I have to laugh…I have that book and loved that quilt in it! I might have to dig it out and start pulling fabric.
Go for it!🎉
Looooooove this!!
I regret passing this book up at one of the local GW's here...I looked at some of the directions in the different patterns and was like 🥴 huh?
This is so GROOVY! Love it! I have this same book. Great video! I especially love the tip about stay stitching the layers and then cutting. Great idea!
Groovy times over here at The Sewing Channel!!! LOL😆 Thank you for supporting my channel Kris💛
I love that! Yours turned out just great💗💗Thanks for sharing! I had that whole set of books "back in the day"!! Don't anymore 😣 I took my granddaughters to a book sale in June & saw this book there-did I get it THEN??? NO!! And it was $6/sack day!!! The whole brown paper grocery size sack full was only $6!!! Regretted it as soon as we left!!
Oh no. Always grab when you see!!! Oh well. Maybe you can find it again🤷🏻♀️
@@TheSewingChannel Oh, I know, right??? And we left with the sack only 1/2-2/3 full!!!
Gosh this was such a great "back to the future" . Managed to source the book 2nd hand in Amazon & can't wait to have a go myself!
Awesome Mary!!!🎉
Wow, it's groovy! Peace to Flower Power! I love it. So bright and vibrant. Love your minky idea. At first, I was thinking when you raw sewed the edges that I would prefer the flowers to be zigzagged down around the edges, but after seeing it in the raw it looks better than I first thought. Thanks for sharing this with us. I really enjoyed this Tracy.
Thank you for all of the kind feedback Sue💛. Raw edge applique with no fusibles makes for an extremely soft, drapey quilt. Some don't like the raw edges but if they cuddled with one they may just change their mind lol😆
Really enjoyed this video and the quilt! Might just try to make it myself!
Go for it Trey🎊
To make a really soft quilt this would be nice tied off. Using thread to match the backing would keep the back a solid color.
Great idea Janice!!!✅
I made this quilt a few years ago. It’s on my love seat.
Awesome Delores!!! It's on my LOVE list now too❤️
@@TheSewingChannel I loved it from the moment I saw it on the
Book cover. I can’t find my book. I bet someone borrowed it and kept it. Your gonna love it!!!!
I'm laying with it right now LOL😂 and it is awesome!
I made an easy quilt and I FMQ’d those minky dots it was so hard. The quilt looks amazing!
Thank you Karen...much easier to tack the minky dot to the finish top instead of trying to fmq all the flowers on✅
I am going to try regular Minky in the next one but I guess maybe if it is difficult I will just tack in the future. Live and learn.
Wonderful quilt!
Thank you Kay 😊 I loved how this one turned out!💛
I grew up in the 70's too and I LOVE this quilt so much! 💖
Oh my days- I’ve found another one already!!😂😂🤩🎉🥳👍🫶⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This is absolutely lush! I need to make it in purples- & maybe a bit of orange??!!🤔😄💜🧡🧡 Ooooh, I’ve just had an *amazing* idea- even if I do say so myself..?!😉😄 Perhaps if I ever get the chance to do what’s just popped into my head- you could do a trial quilt in it- and we could *both* then retire as will be the desire for it, from allllll overrrrr t worrrrllllld??!!! 😂😂 Ahhhh, I’ll come back down to earth now- we can all dream right?!😉🫶
Tracy, you’re truly a star 💫 Millions of thanks - yet again. I’m gonna have to start prioritising some of these finds of your’s, think I must be well into next year by now w/all the inspiration & tricks. Okkkkkayyy, I’ll stop talking already (©️) & clear off!
Have a gt rest of the weekend- I’m off to check my stash! 😊Bestest wishes, Nicki xx
This is such a fun quilt to make🎉
So cute! I think that would also be great in maureen McCormick’s collection, A blooming bunch by Moda, She was the 70 s actress from the Brady bunch (Marsha Marsha Marsha). Thanks for sharing!
Great idea Carol✅
Your quilt is perfect! Thank you for the flower patterns.
Thank you Mary! 😊
Love this quilt. Can do this with any color group.
I HAVE THAT BOOK!!! I've never gotten the nerve to try it, but I love it!!!
LOL! 😆 The only thing good about the book is this quilt✅(the other quilts in the book are nothing I would ever make LOL😂)
@@TheSewingChannel I LOVE that quilt - that's why I've kept the book all these years. Never had the nerve to try and make it until I watched your video.
I went and got the fabric two hours ago!
I used to be a really good sewer, making my own clothes, even designing them.
Then one day, I dropped it for unknown reasons. Trying to get back into it.
Welcome to the quilt side of sewing....I warn you now Susan....quilting is beyond addictive....it's on another level of addiction LOL😂 Getting your fabric is awesome!!! Have fun with it!!!
You got my attention! I Love it!
Peace Love and Flower Power!✌️❤️
I have this book! It was recently given to me by my Aunt. Great job! I don't want to return to the 70's but I like your version.
Awesome! Thank you!
Beautiful quilt . Love the colours
Thank you Ange!💛
Great pattern!! I graduated high school in 1971 so I can relate to the 70's!!! I think I'm going to make my best friend a fall quilt with this pattern. I don't use any other social media but I will share with another quilter. Thanks again!
This will make a great gift for you best friend Anita!!!!💛 Have fun with it and be sure to email me a pic when your done✅ ➡️ thesewingchannel33@gmail.com
Oh my word! Prayers get answered! 😉. Great video! Thanks for the pattern. And yes, you absolutely nailed it! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Yes! Thank you!🙏🏼
So totally groovy! You did a lot of planning for authenticity, but it would make any kind of scrappy floral quilt a happy quilt. Thank you so much for sharing!
Groovy for sure🧡...the planning paid off this time!!!✅
Thank you for the link. I plan to share with my quilting friends
Maybe that shiny red fabric is Chintz. It was very popular at one time. I used to love it !
Maybe....I wonder if that is still available....my daughter wants me to make another one with all "original" type materials in it.....LOL I told her that may be an impossible thing to do🤷🏻♀️
Loved the results!!! You deserve to take a bow!!
Awe...you're so sweet Gloria💛 This quilt was amazing to make...I appreciate your support as always💛
I think my teenage granddaughter would absolutely love this quilt. Thank for sharing it & giving us a template to make it.
You are so welcome! Your daughter will love it Linda💛
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Download The 1970s Flower Power Quilt Pattern / Templates~please share this video on your social media platform (facebook, Instagram, Twitter or share with a friend). Here ya go! ENJOY! drive.google.com/file/d/1CIPPGlBUD9xtp47CBZeCUHsOs4zIhEA-/view?usp=sharing
Loved loved this quilt.
Thank you Sophia...I love it too!!! SEW groovy!💛
Outstanding creation !!
Love it! I just love bright colors. I AM a seventies gal also!
Yay...70s all the way....such a fun/weird decade LOL😆
You are such an inspiration!! There are several of your quilts that I need to make and this one has made the list!! I really enjoy your videos!
Thank you so much for the kind feedback Maria💛 I really enjoyed making this quilt ...so much fun🎊
So cool! If my mom had seen that quilt in the 70s, she would have made it from her scrap stash. Thanks for the memories! 🌸❤️☮️
Yep...your mom probably would have used anything and everything she had on hand✅
Great job Tracy!!! Love the quilt! Thanks for sharing 👍 😊.
💛You are so welcome Mary Ann!!! I loved making this quilt!!!! So much fun!!!🎊
Love your quilt. Awesome tutorial.
Thank you so much Audrey💛
What a groovy quilt. Thanks for sharing you are way cool!❤️
Groovy for sure!!!!😆 Thank you Colette🧡
Super cute!
Thank you! 😊
I was able to find the book at Thriftbooks. Bought all four books. Going to share with friends.
There are 4 books Ramona? How nice of you to share❤️
@@TheSewingChannel sorry, I was able to purchase four copies of the book. All the same book.
Oh ✅ so nice of you to think of your quilty friends though 💛💛💛
I HAVE THAT SAME BOOK!!! I got it from a thrift store too!
I absolutely love this! I will be giving this one a go. Thank you so much😊
I have that patchwork book. I’ve had it since it came out. I never made that quilt but, I will now! You did a great job! It’s sooo groovy, I love it. It reminds me of my teen age years for sure! Thank you for the tutorial.
You're welcome Karen💛 Email me a pic if you make it!
The video started , I had to run to the sewing room, YES, I have the book also , bought it new back then. She made it so fun and inspirational and great tips also.....totally enjoyed the process, I was thinking since I have alot of vintage fabrics it would be nice quilt also.
@Bonnie Stevens -Vintage fabrics would be awesome in this quilt.....be careful with "bleeding". Textiles have come a long way since the 70s.✅