Glad you enjoyed the video - since it's a one block quilt, you just keep making the same block over and over - the best part is, every color combination brings another wonderful surprise as you progress through the construction.
This is one of my favorite blocks. Goes together easily. Makes a very pretty block. made a couple of blocks and every one loved the idea and wanted the video sent to them.
I watched the video again... understood it completely. Perhaps this video was part of a series and I went to make the comment on the previous video after this video started to play. It's obvious that this quilt is not set on point and the instructions were very clear. I'll just have to watch all your great lessons again to figure which one I didn't 'get'. Thank you, Susan
Debra Kellerman Good catch - I reviewed the process and you are correct - they can be placed "right sides facing up" - we are just so used to placing things "right sides together". Force of habit. Good thing is - both ways work - you haven't detroyed any blocks.......
+Judy Obrien We have made a project using this technique on the 5 inch charm size square. Look for a table runner in the upcoming May/June 2016 issue of Quilting Quickly. The dimensions and exact measurements are included in the pattern......a teaser for Coffee Table Poetry Table Runner:)
its available in Quilting Quickly Fall 2014 or for download as an individual pattern by going to the Fons & Porter website, magazine tab, specific magazine and then clicking on the individual pattern thumbnail.
This project required (72) 10" squares - so TWO packs - but it finishes 58 x 72. In order to get to a queen I would take 3-4 packs of pre-cuts, depending on how generous you want your quilt to be.
I'm afraid I must have missed something when you put your 4 finished blocks together... it did not look like the quilt in back of you on the wall,which was set on point. Watched it 3 times but couldn't catch it.......
Susan, I reviewed our video - we constructed 1 block in cream and rust color - time stamp 5:19. This is a one block quilt and the blocks were set in straight rows. Could this comment be for a different video? I will try to answer any questions if I can. Sorry to confuse you:( - Colleen
I have watched this several times and wish Coleen would stop finishing EVERY sentence, I think she can talk without help and that goofy hohoho laugh other than that I love the pattern and good instructions.
Sorry if I didn't do so well. This was taped two years ago. Since then we have gone to a one presenter format. No talking or anyone and I just talk to you. We had tried to make it a conversation but you may find you like the newer format.
These two do such a great job on these videos. They're easy to understand and so easy to follow along with.
beautiful, I wish I could see more of you two girls doing these projects. You make it look sooo easy and is. thank you
Glad you enjoyed the video - since it's a one block quilt, you just keep making the same block over and over - the best part is, every color combination brings another wonderful surprise as you progress through the construction.
I think this is a very good tutorial, plus it looks like you've done much more work than you have. Thank you so much for showing me this block!!!!!
I'm surprised at how EASY this appears! I thought it would be much more complicated. Amazing!
This is one of my favorite blocks. Goes together easily. Makes a very pretty block. made a couple of blocks and every one loved the idea and wanted the video sent to them.
I watched the video again... understood it completely. Perhaps this video was part of a series and I went to make the comment on the previous video after this video started to play. It's obvious that this quilt is not set on point and the instructions were very clear. I'll just have to watch all your great lessons again to figure which one I didn't 'get'. Thank you, Susan
This is amazing! Looks hard but so simple when you know how! Many thanks xx
great tutorial, I love scrap quilts. Thank you so much
Beautiful quilt. Thank you.
Beautiful quilt and do easy. Thanks!
cada que veo este trabajo lo veo más bonito
Love your fabric. What was your 10 inch square fabric selection.
Bravooooooooo! 👏
Klasse‼😘👍
Amazing!
one question......can you make this block using 5" precuts????? well they aren't that size yet.
Does anyone know what the finished quilt size is?
In the beginning, wouldn't you put both layers right side up since you're not sewing those together but will lay them out later when they're cut?
Debra Kellerman Good catch - I reviewed the process and you are correct - they can be placed "right sides facing up" - we are just so used to placing things "right sides together". Force of habit. Good thing is - both ways work - you haven't detroyed any blocks.......
I caught it and I made this quilt. It is so beautiful! Thank you.
What is the finished size of this quilt top? Very cool, by the way. Love it!
58 1/2" x 72" finished
Nice. It would be nice if they said what issue of the magazine the quilt is in.
The magazine is called Quilting Quickly Fall 2014. It states this under the description. I hope this helps.
R MARTIN Thanks. Didn't see that at first because once you hit "Like" the screen shifts from the "About" section to the "Share" section.
R MARTIN Thanks for the assistance - Fall Quilting Quickly 2014 is the place to find this indeed. More videos are coming:)
I know you can not use a charm pack.....anyway....how big is the block and how many 10 inch squares????
+Judy Obrien We have made a project using this technique on the 5 inch charm size square. Look for a table runner in the upcoming May/June 2016 issue of Quilting Quickly. The dimensions and exact measurements are included in the pattern......a teaser for Coffee Table Poetry Table Runner:)
+Judy Obrien 2 - 10 inch squares per finished rectangluar "block"
i wish i could have the pattren for this
its available in Quilting Quickly Fall 2014 or for download as an individual pattern by going to the Fons & Porter website, magazine tab, specific magazine and then clicking on the individual pattern thumbnail.
how many 10 in squares for a queen size quilt?
This project required (72) 10" squares - so TWO packs - but it finishes 58 x 72. In order to get to a queen I would take 3-4 packs of pre-cuts, depending on how generous you want your quilt to be.
I'm afraid I must have missed something when you put your 4 finished blocks together... it did not look like the quilt in back of you on the wall,which was set on point. Watched it 3 times but couldn't catch it.......
Susan, I reviewed our video - we constructed 1 block in cream and rust color - time stamp 5:19. This is a one block quilt and the blocks were set in straight rows. Could this comment be for a different video? I will try to answer any questions if I can. Sorry to confuse you:( - Colleen
Fond and porter
Great video. But I was distracted by two people talking at once
The video was perfect Colleen. Thank you.
I have watched this several times and wish Coleen would stop finishing EVERY sentence, I think she can talk without help and that goofy hohoho laugh other than that I love the pattern and good instructions.
Sorry if I didn't do so well. This was taped two years ago. Since then we have gone to a one presenter format. No talking or anyone and I just talk to you. We had tried to make it a conversation but you may find you like the newer format.
It was perfect. It´s nice when people talk and share informations as you both did. Thank you.