How to Make a Vertical Attic Window Panel Quilt - Free Quilting Tutorial
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We’re celebrating 15 years of patchwork paradise with 15 of our most beloved patterns. This week’s remake is the Attic Window.
The view is always fabulous…when you quilt your own windows! This week, Jenny Doan is stitching up an Attic Window with just a touch of the spookies. She starts with the Wicked Eve - Haunted House panel by Timeless Treasures. The panel is cut into a grid and each piece is framed with a few quick strips. Put ‘em all together, and - just like magic - you’ve got a dimensional window looking out on that ghostly scene.
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I cannot believe how those colours complement each other. Stunning. Lovely to see mom and daughter working together again
Natalie and Jenny really compliment each others style and expertise to make amazing tutorials. They seem to be effortless.
You could take a picture of the panel with your phone before cutting as a reference when assembling blocks into the quilt. Love your easy method for attic windows.
Love how Natalie thinks differently from her Mum. ❤
I think Natalie’s style is most like mine. I really like the way her mind works.
Love the colours in this quilt. I was watching some older triple plays the other day and gosh
,what a transformation Natalie has had in the past year or so.
I’ve had a panel for over 6 years and have been too chicken to cut it apart. I think I can do it now! Thank you!!
I feel your pain.
You can do it. You've got this.
Nat, you are looking spectacular! I like the quilt, as well 😊
I don’t usually get a lot of panels because I hate trying to figure out the sizes to go around the panel, but this changes my mind. I had forgotten about this option. Thanks for bringing it back!! You both look amazing BTW!!
Love this idea for a panel. Thinking it might also work if you had yardage with falling leaves, stars, snow etc. Thanks for re-visiting this pattern.
Love the stars (night sky) idea!!
Great idea
I never thought about using just cool yardage! For me, that would be a much easier way to worm out the Attic Window pattern (either one) - panels have always made me very nervous to use!!!
I made one and used crackle fabric to make it look like an old varnished attic window. I liked the way it turned out.
Been a little hesitant to make one but now feeling good about trying. Love Jenny & all the shortcuts she recommends. When she mentioned "mitered" it stopped me in my tracks. I am not a good miterer 🤣😅. But that little shortcut brought me back! I love that Natalie slows things down a bit & gives more detailed instructions. Thank you ladies for allowing me to add , yet another, to my TO DO LIST.😉
That’s so thoughtful of you Peggy, Thanks for your positive review,How are you and how’s the weather over there?
Oh, what another great idea!! Natalie sure does throw some great tips and thoughts out there! ❤ Happy quilting!! 🧵
That’s so thoughtful of you Tracey, Thanks for your positive review,How are you and how’s the weather over there?
Great panel and attic window quilt. Love to see you both together and looking fabulous. 👏💗🇦🇺
That haunted house puts me in the mood to quilt for Halloween! Thanks ladies😘
That’s so thoughtful of you Auntie Ar, Thanks for your positive review,How are you and how’s the weather over there?
Yes!! No set in seams. Heading out to find a panel if I don't find one in my stash. Thank you so very much
Thank you! I have always thought this type of quilt is adorable. Now I feel like I can make one too!
My favorite setting is attic windows and I learned it from your old tutorial! I've made quite a few!
❤awesome way you put quilts together - love watching you guys & Nat looks fabulous
Love an attic window but I make my frame strips smaller, like 1 1/2” wide. In my option the 2 1/2” strips can distort the picture in the panel.
I was wondering about doing this. I have this panel and love it but thought the sizes cut here pushed the picture too far apart. Would you still cut the panel into the same size blocks as Jenny did?
@lorriemcdonnell7027 she cut them that size because of the measurements of the panel ! No matter what size panel you have you can make it into an Attic Window quilt. Just make sure you have measurements that divide into whole numbers !! 😊
Natalie is looking so trim!! Good job on the hard work!
Natalie you look absolutely fabulous!
You two look amazing! Not an easy task but you both nailed it. Love the quilt
The sound is so much better on this video. Thanks for fixing it! Fun project too.
That’s so thoughtful of you Fran, Thanks for your positive review,How are you and how’s the weather over there?
Oh my gosh Jenny - I live in England and i ordered the original panel from you plus lots of other bits hee hee. However, as you go up my stairs at home, I have the deer panel on the wall in front of you as you go up the stairs. I get so many lovely comments from people about it. It really is effective and a stunning panel. Really pleased it is in your top 15 Thank you for showing a different version. x
That’s so thoughtful of you Linda, Thanks for your positive review,How are you and how’s the weather over there?
Great!!!! Natalie… you look fantastic ❤
I sew a lot but have had zero desire to make a quilt. Until now. So cute!
Great video! Looking forward to trying this version. The attic window quilt pattern was what led me to discover the Missouri Star Quilt Co! I made a quilt using a sunflower panel and I also added your cat in the window block to it. It was a memory quilt for my BFF.
II made a wall hanging with a panel block of birds in the attic window. I took pictures of the panel before cutting so I would be sure to put them I. The correct place when piecing back together.
Love this. Made one last time you showed how to do this. I choose a winter forest scene to put up after Xmas is over. 🎉
Love the attic window quilt!
A smaller version might be super cute for each holiday! 🎉
When Natalie explains or points out a feature, I feel more confident to tackle such. Patrica-South Padre Island, Texas
I just love it!!! Thank you Jenny and Natalie 🎉
That’s so thoughtful of you Chris, Thanks for your positive review,How are you and how’s the weather over there?
I’ve been doing a lot of panels lately and this one has been on the list to try… thanks for the tutorial!
Love it!! Always wanted to make this pattern! Now, going to try to get one done for sure! ❤❤❤
Natalie you look so good, great job.
Love this clever panel pattern💕
Natalie you look great!!!
I have a lot of panels that I wasn’t sure how to work them into a quilt. This window quilt is perfect! Thank you!
Love love love it ❣️✂️🪡🧵💖💗❤️💕
I love this project. Thank you for sharing. ❤️
Thank you ladies for a wonderful tutorial. You have given me an idea for a panel I wasn’t sure what to do with .
Wow Natalie you look fabulous!!
Take a picture with your phone or iPad so if they get mixed up you have a reference. A fan of MSQC, SUSAN
I know that to finish a quilting project in time for a season, you have to start months in advance. But it is August, and I think a beachy type window with a panel with a lighthouse would be fun. For me, it is just the right time -- it will take me about a year to finish. 😄
What a beautiful panel quilt! I’m excited to add this to my list of techniques to try. 💖💖💖 Thank you Jenny and Natalie. 🥰
Such a great quilt love the choice of windowsill colours!
This is soooooo cool!
Wow that is awesome
Love this! Natalie looks great! Keep up your hard work!
Wow that is super cute! Thanks for sharing all your talent! Love you guys. 💕
Nat looks amazing, I just love her!!
I followed the directions from the first attic window tutorial and was amazed how easy it was. Wish I could post a picture.
I have a panel that I've been wanting to make into a Window Pane wall hanging. This was a great tutorial. Thanks.
That’s so thoughtful of you Patricia, Thanks for your positive review,How are you and how’s the weather over there?
That is awesome!!
Natalie looks so healthy and beautiful! Thank you for this update!
Love this idea!!!! I have a horse panel that I have been stuck on how to design. Thanks so much for sharing this pattern.
Thank you ladies. Take care.
One of my favorites! Thanks for the revamp. A Halloween quilt would be fun.
I've bought some adorable panels because they're cute and cost effective. But then I get them and wonder what to do with them. I am excited to get in there and see what I have to make them into this quilt. Thanks SO much!!
Great tutorial! I have a gorgeous Oriental panel I've been wondering how to best show it off, and I think this is it!!
I number my blocks using a small piece of masking tape so they do not pull or fall off like sticky notes. Masking tape is my friend in the the quilting room
Love this new pattern. I just purchased the PDF version. I only need the panel and I will make it. It's great to have options for this pattern. Thank you.
I have a few panels that I was wondering what to do with 😂 I bought them because they were cute thank you both for a great tutorial ❤
I really LOVE the idea of the window pane quilts, I just feel like they look you are peeking thru modular shelving instead of a window. I think I will try it but with my pieces at half of the width.
I think an alternative to the long sashing and lining up the blocks might be to put a narrow strip of the sashing on the bottom of each block, then you could just make sure the seams of each block line up as you would any other block. I am going to try that!
Love that you are using the terms “tips and tricks”. I have loved this idea from your first video on this idea.
That beautiful panel I have stored for so long will now be my next wall hanging, thank you for reminding me why I bought it🤔🤩
I love watching all of your tutorials
love this classic design
Doing one now on a turkey pattern. From your previous instruction video with the deer and Santa inspiration. Took me forever to cut it. Thank you.
Natalie....you look fabulous!!
I like the attic window look for a panel but how you cut it depends on the subject. First, you have to decide if you are looking out of the window or into a room to know where to put the light source (the lightest fabric), the sill or the sashing. And depending on the subject, you may need to chop some of each "window pane." (The window frame fabrics take up visual space so a person or animal looks distorted if you don't account for that break in the item you're looking at. For example, you can't have a forearm in one pane and the hand in the next without cutting away the wrist that is "behind" the fabrics of the window frame.)
Thanks for the great info on the Attic Quilt. Now I'm not afraid to try it.😊
Natalie looks so amazing and has inspired me to get with it.
That’s so thoughtful of you Fay, Thanks for your positive review,How are you and how’s the weather over there?
It's very hot here but fall is just around the corner. I'm doing well.
@@faymiller5392 I’m glad you’re enjoying the weather now, It’s gets like that at this time of the year, It’s been cold here in Ohio also, But warmer at day time, Where are you at ?
Eastern Washington
@@faymiller5392 I've been to Washington couple of times, i travel a lot actually, Washington has many great places for sightseeing like the Olympic national park, Seattle, Mount Rainier, Do you travel a lot too, what other places have you visited?
Great little wall hanging!!
I have Not made one of these, but you make it look pretty easy, Jen. I Will have to do this now !
Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️ what a great idea 💡 I love it 💖
Thank you for this idea. I have a panel with an old tractor and a barn in the background. I bought it because I loved it,but had no clue what I was going to do with it….now I know ❤
This is my new favorite quick quilt. Can't believe how quickly this goes together. I have had a beautiful panel that goes horizontal of fall trees in the woods. I used three shades of olivey greens. Just need to put the boarders on. Going to be a wall hanging for fall since most of the trees where I live in Las Vegas are yucky palm trees! Thank you thank you thank you!!!!
Just picked up some panels during your last sale and can't wait to make one into an attic window quilt! 😊
I like this idea, but I think I would do it a little differently. So normally looking through a window the bars would cover part of the picture. If however, as you did here, you still use the complete picture, things get out of proportion. It's visible in the roof and even more prominently in the right ear of the left deer (well, actually its left ear, but viewed from our perspective it's on the right) - this ear is sticking out in a very odd place. Normally it would be covered by the wood and not even be visible. Also the antlers and the legs are in the wrong place, what odd creatures. So what I would do is calculate how wide in the finished quilt my wooden bars between the squares will be sideways and from top to bottom, then cutting that out of the panel, of course keeping the seam allowance in mind, otherwise it will be too small after sewing and then the deer might lose a big part of his ear instead of having it teleported away from his head, poor little dear... Sure, you'll have some waste then, and the quilt will not be much bigger than the panel except for the outer border, but the picture would look a lot more realistic, I think. Of course, if the panel shows only flowers, shrubs, trees, a brook and waterfall and the like, it doesn't really make any difference, but as soon as living things are cut up and lengthened, even this beautiful nature scene becomes a Halloween quilt, if you know what I mean.
Nevertheless, the method itself is really cool!! ❤
As an afterthought, the cutouts could maybe be used for the binding, or maybe even to create a negative image for the backing? 🤔
Mind blown! Yes!! I kept thinking it was off in some way but couldn’t explain it.
Love the attic window's quilt! I have made two horse, one wolf and a lake scene. They are all so different and beautiful!
Where the sashing row meets the new block window pane row and needs to align with the previous window pane row, just iron a crease into the sashing to match up perfectly the row above or below the sashing. This will put the alignment exactly where it needs to be and won't make any row off kilter. Hope this makes sense?
That’s so thoughtful of you Chicka, Thanks for your positive review,How are you and how’s the weather over there?
Absolutely beautiful quilt i ❤it❤
Love this little quilt , so cute !❤ Natalie looks AMAZING !! She looks like she found herself a journey my own daughter is on. I'm very proud of both of them !! Simply GEORGEOUS !😊❤❤
Love the way you do this tried attic window one time swore never again
Thank You Jenny and Natalie for this Beautiful Attic Window Quilt❣️👍❣️
What a hoot with that haunted house panel!!!
Thanks for your positive review,How are you and how’s the weather over there?
Natalie you look so good
I bet you are proud of yourself
Your mom is trimmer too
You both look good
Very cute quilts.
I just purchased a panel yesterday - I may need to do this!
Thanks Jenny and Natalie I will be able to do it now
You gals look fantastic and I love your ideas and explanations!!
Love the quilt, haven’t ever done one of these patterns,but I will now, been quilting for 25 years and am looking forward to doing this quilt, and by the way Natalie you look fabulous ❤️❤️ from Oz
Such a sweet project and nice to see Natalie & Jenny working together again!
I'm so grateful for all your shortcuts!!!
Your make beautiful things Love your videos
I just bought Christmas panels on sale. I will be using this pattern on a couple of them. Thank you both! And, you both look great! Have a great holiday season.
I love ❤❤ you and your family Jenny. The wall hanging quit's are pretty.
This is such an AMAZING idea!😮😮😮