Rope Bowl how to add quilt block to bottom.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Showing how I add a vintage quilt block to a rope bowl/basket.
**CORRECTION** I misspoke about the rope, it is 100 ft (not yds) for about $8.00....must have been wishful thing LOL...........
If you find this helpful, please give a thumbs up and leave a comment. I will respond to any questions you may have. Thanks a bunch....
I love listening to you describe what you are doing and talking about your vintage machines. I also love how you go slow enough for beginners to grasp your technique. Thank you so much!
what a cute idea for our orphan blocks. I am so glad I found you. I can't wait to show one to my quilting friends. What a fun thing to give with a quilt.
Have fun!
I like the quilting block for the bottom of the basket.
I’ve just started making Rope bowls, and found your very helpful video- thank you for sharing this. Mary ❤
I really enjoyed your video and listening to you! Am 68 and hope to keep doing this for a long time!
Me too Lorrie Scott, just started making bowls this year at 68! Can’t wait to try this one with a quilt block!
I hope so too!
Beautiful effect, lovely Log cabin blocks, thank you, I would love to see how you finish of the rope end knots ❤
I too. Would be in terested in how you finish with the knots, my Girl Scout knot tying may come in handy after all.😂
I don't feel so bad now.I have 12 vintage machines as well.I just got a kenmore love it
ahhh, you should never feel bad about how many sewing machines you have! LOL I have over 30 now, it is my hobby to collect as well as use sewing machines. People collect all kinds of things we just happen to collect sewing machines!!! rock on girl!!!!
What a beautiful way to save someone‘a precious work! You are very talented and I definitely want to learn from you! I really appreciate and enjoyed this video. Thank you. I wish I lived closer to you, I could use a teacher!❤
SO lovely! [I had a collection, too, but nothing as significant as yours!] I found your tutorial that features the knot finish you have on the other quilt block bottom that you show at the end (@23:45-50)? I love that knot! Thank you, love!
love the video. thank yo. new to doing rope bowls. Been sewing for year.
Lovely project 😍🥰❤️. When I do this, I’ll probably cut the circle 1/4 or 1/2 inch larger than the base, then trim off around it once I stitch that round. For me, it’d be too frustrating trying to keep the edge under that round of rope, as I also keep the rope to the previous round. Not a criticism or judgement…just me knowing me. Love quilting, and am just now perfecting my rope bowl skills. Thank you for your video.
You have absolutely inspired me! Your quilt block bowls are beautiful! Just started making bowls and I am embroidering the bottoms. The quilting takes this to such a higher level. 72 and going strong!
Ive used the WM rope but love the texture of the mountain rope
Wowzie! This is so cool! Thank you! And I am 79 and just came to quilting and rope bowls and love them both. This is a perfect project! >^.^
Love it 🥰 So cute 😍
Very nice as a quilter I would do the “quilting stitch first, then trim then sew to extra rope. That way if anything shifts it won’t really pucker. You got a lucky find in those vintage blocks
thanks for the tip, next time that is how I will do it. It does make sense when you think it through
As a quilter I agree to quilt before attaching. I think the bottom of the bowl would look neater without seeing the stitching.
Your work is amazing. So glad the blocks are getting a second chance❤
Thank you so much!
This is a beautiful way to add something special to a rope bowl. Thank you so much for this video!
Thank you you inspire me. Trying to find something to make and sell I love making rope bowls just haven’t started selling. I know I am able even tho I just turned 75. Thank you
72 here and just started making them.
You can do it!
Beautiful 😍
I love how you do things! Your video is very well done. So much information. Thank you!❤❤❤
who knew that this could be done i think that this is great i am just starting my rope project and i love it but i didn't ever think you could use yard or quilt blocks i am a quilter and i am going to try this thank you so much
You are awesome and I love your style of teaching so much! Adding this to my bucket list.
Great use of orphan blocks or special fabric...I need smaller projects to replace the large quilts that I have been making. Thanks for sharing your ideas and the source of cording.
Great job. I think your instructions were great. I would like to see one start to finish of yours. They are really pretty bowls.
i just found your video and love what you have done. I do quilt and that is beautiful. Can't wait to see more, and I do agree with you on the older machines. They don't make them like they used to.
I absolutely love this look as I can't quilt but I'm thinking I could do this, thank you for sharing
What a great idea! Loved your block!
New to the channel-so happy that this quilted rope bowl popped up on my feed! I am a quilter and have made 5 or 6 bowls this year, very satisfying craft. Thanks so much for showing how to add a quilt block and it was very well explained and shown!
thank you, I am so glad my little video was helpful to you. Keep on roping !!!!
Great information on making a rope bowl fancy! Thank you!
Beautiful addition to your bowls… thank you for sharing your technique
Please do tutorial on different ways to finish the bowls. I loved the different knots you used
I do have a short video about how I make my knots. It is more of an intuitive thing for me. I just play with the rope ends and let it do its thing. Watch the video.
Great job. Really enjoyed your formative video. Thank you.
Love your bowls. I definitely am going to make some. Thank you for sharing this with us. 💚
Thank you for this video - I had questions when I saw your post but now I don't!❣
so glad the video was helpful for you!
Looks great! Thanks for your tutorial.
love the vintage machine and pattern yr working on love it
Very helpful you answered lots of my questions. Beautiful
Glad it was helpful!
What a great idea! Thanks for your very informative video!
Thanks for watching!
Just adorable love it
Just found you. New sub. This is absolutely beautiful
Absolutely Love your videos!!
Thank you so much, it is nice to know the videos are helpful💜
Love your rope videos! So thrilled to see how you did the quilted bottom! Nosy question, but how much do you charge for your bowls? Thank you for posting!
Oh! New sub. Loved how you used the stick glue. I do the same for many of my sewing projects! Great to tack down and dries quickly!
I have a range of pricing from $15 to $150 depending on size and how much work each basket takes. The quilted bowls you see here are $25/$30.
@@SuZ3945 would like to see a video of your bowls 🥣. You have taken my bowl making to a whole new level! Thanks for the pricing info. I never have a clue how much to charge if someone wants to buy. Usually, I just gift them to my family and friends. 😆
Beautiful bowls, what do you sell the bowl you showed us for?
this bowl was $35
I like. I would be leary about using glue stick to keep fabric on rope base....the glue would stick to the needle and " gum" up; my machine is computerized and I'd be afraid the glue would not be good for the computerized mechanism.
I do not have a problem with the small amount of glue stick I use just to tack the fabric down temporarily. If you are uncomfortable with the glue stick don't use it, it is not necessary just helpful.
where do you do shows at. I live in North Carolina
I live in New Jersey