Looks like a Mitered Quilt, But Is It!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2018
- Strip piecing and a triangle ruler is the key to this Quilt.
I marked the ruler with Glow line tape. It is available at most Quilt and sewing Shops.
I started with 60 strips at 21/2" . This gave me 120, 6"blocks. Quilt is about 54" x 68"
Fabric by RJR find it at your local shop or locate one here www.rjrfabrics.com/where-to-buy www.rjrfabrics.com/junes-cottage - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Don’t we all luv Laura..lets hear it..yay Laura.From Canada..🇨🇦
OMGoodness, do I EVER have "gobs" of jelly rolls, fat quarters, charms and layer cakes plus fabric!! I am going to make this quilt. Thank you so much for showing us quilt. You are wonderful to listen to, teaching me, and concise!! You explain everything to me so well. I bet others think the same thing. Please don't ever stop!!! Peace and blessings, Vicki
3:50, I sew in my dining room so instead of folding my strips over a chair I used a clothes hanger. It kept everything nice and tidy, yet portable. ❤🌅🌵
Now I know why my strips bow and warp sometimes, it’s the way I’ve been ironing them. Thankyou!
Fantastic! Loved the use of the ruler. That suddenly made so much sense. Thank you x
Beautiful quilt - love the colors you used!
Laura you are a fantastic teacher. I love how you show every step and the outcome is beautiful. Love your fabrics. Thank you for all of your time and inspiration you give each of us.
Well, I've certainly learned a lot from watching this video! Best tips EVER!! Thanks again, Laura! ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing your time and experience with us!!.. You are an amazing teacher and I love your common sense approach... You are inspiring and make it so easy to understand!.. I crochet... I knit.. I sew.. and other needle arts.. but I have never quilted and I have been fascinated and wanting to try.. I have watched tons of tutorials and I have been awed by some of the amazing artistry I have seen.. but sometimes it has seemed a little overwhelming or intimidating.. your a treasure...XOXO
thank you and thank you for watching
Another wonderful tutorial! I always learn something new from you and appreciate you so much. Thank you.
Now I want to make one! Love it!
This is lovely! I can’t wait to try this. Thank you😀
Thank you. Appreciate your time and effort in presenting this video.
Brilliant Laura! I have to try this one! Thanks a bunch!
OMG. Love the ruler tip. Genius!
Thank you for sharing this block, it makes a beautyful quilt! 😸🌷
Beautiful technique!!! Amazing quilt!
Thank you Laura for your fine techniques.
Beautiful, easy quilt! Love the color choice.
Awesome tutorial! 😁. Wow. Blew me away! Thanks Laura!
Wow! That is so beautiful and you make it look so easy! Thank you for sharing!
Awesome quilt and technique-thank you!
Love your videos. This is one of my favorite quilt patterns. Thank you.
Great instructions! You are a wonderful teacher, Laura...thank you!
Laura you are awesome! So simple and so beautiful!
You just explained in a very easy way how to correctly match all those seams. I didn't know how I was stretching the bias with my pressing method. Thank you. I love how you explain the why of doing a sewing step. Thanks again.
Gorgeous quilt!! Excellent tutorial! I learned so much! Thank you, Laura!
how fun thank you for all your wonderful tutorials!
Love this idea.
Great colors
Love how easy you make it look
This was such a detailed explanation that was helpful in so many ways. Not just for this pattern but with sewing strips together, ironing, cutting and sewing. Really appreciated tip on using square ruler without having to purchase triangle ruler. Will be making a quilt with this design.❤️
I've been looking for a miter quilt pattern that didn't scare me too much to try it. I think this method is perfect for my new grandfather's quilt. Thank you so much for the tutorial!
Love the ruler tips! I've been wanting to make one of these quilts, now it will be sew much easier☺ I might even cut the jelly roll strips in half first to have more different patterned squares! TYFS!!❤
Another great quilt! thank you!
Another AWESOME IDEA THANK YOU FOR SHARING LOVE LOVE
What a neat, neat video! I thought I knew a thing or two. I’m forwarding this to some new quilters..
Wow, Now I know why my strips come out wavy! I have learned so much from you thank you for your tutoring.
Love the quilt and your explanation makes its easy to replicate.
Love that block.!! Pretty colors .
Another great tutorial. Thanks Laura!
Laura, thank you for another wonderful video, I always look forward to your videos...you explain things so easy for us beginners.Thank you.
Yet Another GENIUS quilt design idea! And I love your cutting technique, Laura. Thank you :)
Love these instructions, did another one very similar but your instructions make more sense, Thankyou so much!
Wow I love this. Even a someone like me who messes up simple sewing might be able to do this.
Great advice on this method to get a very accurate result
I love this pattern. I made one for a couple last year for their first baby. It was larger than a crib size, but smaller than a throw. I figured they could use it as the baby got older. They have used it once, on the grass in a park last summer.
I still love the pattern and plan to use it again. Your colors are lovely!
OMGEEEE!!!!! So amazing and thank you Laura! Love the name, love the tutorials, love your style! 😍😻✂📐🏆
Thanks and thanks for watching :)
Love this quilt/video! Great job☺❤💜💙💛
Hello, Laura! This is a very handy trick! The quilt looks beautiful and it seems easy to make. Thank you for sharing! You are such a good teacher! Have a good day.
Love it! Thank you for sharing!
Oh My! If I weren't on bed rest I would be pulling out those Jelly Rolls I have, yes, I have two full Jelly Rolls. I keep buying the sale of the day from M.S.Q.C. So I have layer cakes and charm squares, all of which only cost a few dollars. So as soon as I'm out of this bed I'm straight to my sewing machine. Laura you make my suffering so much less because of you're wonderful tutorials, and I think you're Fxxxx Great!!!!!
Get well soon:)
Love this, can’t wait try
Thanks Laura for the great tips on how not to get a bow in middle of strips.
Thank you for sharing this quilt that looks like its mitered from April 26, 2018.
Laura, love your videos! I would love to see some video's on making more intricate borders.
Love this one
I've seen this pattern before - your fabrics look great all together :)
I think I could do this. Thank you, Laura.
I cant wait to try this method
Love it and very easy.
Another awesome tutorial and beautiful quilt.
Love it 😊👍💕
Very nice. Thank you.
Very nice! I’ve seen one made withe continuous strip. Then connect the ends over and over! I like yours better!,,, also I just tried your faux binding . Sewing from the back to front. I didn’t have enough material on the front for the miter corner. I got to try again, I hate hand sewing binders!! 😎
I love that little Iron too
Thanks so much
❤ love this pattern & really like the fabrics you chose
Did she say what fabric it was?
Tessa Bonvouloir I don't recall...
Junes Cottage www.rjrfabrics.com/where-to-buy www.rjrfabrics.com/junes-cottage
Junes Cottage www.rjrfabrics.com/where-to-buy www.rjrfabrics.com/junes-cottage
SewVeryEasy thanks for sharing the fabric line. ❤
Beautiful quilt would love to see it finished with borders and quilting
wonderful wonderful!!
I love it too good job
I really like this a lot
Well I always shied from doing patch work, but you make it look easy, I will try to do this soon....thank you for this nice way to do it. And you illustrate it very well....🌹❤️🌹❤️🇵🇹
thanks and have fun!
That’s. Fab!
You have some really good tips on these tube Style blocks.
Thanks and thanks for watching :)
Your hair is gorgeous!
Thank you
Great!!!! Use up my small yardage ends!
muito lindo seu trabalho
I love this. :-)
OMG! This is something I can do!
Wow!!!!! ❤
Love the fabric!! I don’t think I caught the name of it. I have 2 jelly rolls to use, I just dread quilting a quilt on a domestic machine. Thanks for sharing! 💜
Junes Cottage www.rjrfabrics.com/where-to-buy www.rjrfabrics.com/junes-cottage
SewVeryEasy Thank you!!! 💜
Laura, you are a genius! Perfect instructions & I'm drooling over your color choices...were these strips packaged together or did you make them with yardage?
I did make them with yardage from www.rjrfabrics.com/where-to-buy www.rjrfabrics.com/junes-cottage
What if your strips don’t have a selvage edge? Can you still get the same results? Thank you!
Lord your so smart. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with me.
Love the fabric. Do you know what the name of it is? Thank you!
Junes Cottage www.rjrfabrics.com/where-to-buy www.rjrfabrics.com/junes-cottage
So 2 jelly rolls would easily make a king size?? I love this quilt and would like to make one for my bed
you would need at least 120 strips of fabric, and I would get some extra just in case. hope this helps
I love the purple top you're wearing - hoping you've made it and will share the name/number of the pattern :)
thank you and it was store bought!
WHERE DID YOU GET YOUR WOODEN PRESSING WAND PLEASE????
TYI
HAVE YOU EVER DONE A BRAID QUILT??
IF SO CAN YOU GUIDE ME TO THE VIDEO YOU DID???
THANKS FOR YOUR TIME
FRANKI
I'm sorry but I've had several goes at this and it just doesn't work for me. when I sew the two strips together, top and bottom, face to face, I end up with a long strip 4.5 inches deep. Then I put the triangular ruler on, with the tip at the top of the strips, amd cut out a triangle, I get 4.5 triangles. Looking at the tutorial and counting the inches across the bottom of the triangle I get (or it looks like) 9inches. I cant see how this works with the tip of the triangle ruler at the top of the 4.5 strips ? can anyone clarify this for me please. ?
Thank you for demonstrating that it IS POSSIBLE to sew jelly roll strips and not have a wave in the middle! I have no problems with my strip sets, I do them similar to you. But some "FAT" sites and others tell everyone that you get a wavy middle when sewing.. which makes me crazy that they say to waste fabric ... because they can't iron correctly.
Yes, if you iron your fabrics the way she did with the ruler you won't get that bend. Just treat the fabric carefully.
I just learnt I’ve been ironing incorrectly.
+Livinnpjs - I laughed when I read your comment - I knew after the first sentence what else you were going to say. (It makes me crazy too.:-) But keep in mind she's a less-experienced sewist than Laura. Additionally, she owns a good sized fabric store. So she probably hasn't needed or seen the advantages of being economical with her fabric, or come to realize there's more satisfaction in pressing her strips with a little more care. The end results are certainly worth the extra time it takes.
My favorite part of this video is your shirt. So neat! Did you make it?
No, but thanks:) It is from Cleos:)
Striking color for you. Also love the neat detail in the front. I do like the video too. Very good to point out how not to warp your strips, and make best use of the fabric.
Do you need to wash the rollsbefore you start?
It is very hard to wash them. So in this case I do not:)
Hi Laura, Can you tell me the name of the tape you used on your ruler please? Many thanks, Linda from England
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What size quilt does this make
It is about 54" x 68"
What brand rotary cutter?
here you go it is a Quilters Select quiltersselect.com/products/Select-Tools/Select-Rotary-Cutter
What is the name of this fabric line?
It is called Junes Cottage www.rjrfabrics.com/where-to-buy www.rjrfabrics.com/junes-cottage
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Hi, Shirley for some reason I can not find your comment about the placemat. I will answer it here and please let me know that you did get it. It was 21" yours could have been more if you cut a longer blade. You can see 10:46 the difference between my two.
SewVeryEasy Hi Laura, my length was 8”, so yes that would it. I love the pattern, I’m doing it with a practice fabric and a flat polyester batting. I have not made placemats before and I use Hobbs batting for quilts. What kind of batting do you find best for placemats, I want to make sets of these for Christmas. Thank you so much for the tutorial.
Poly can melt! So be careful as to what you are putting on it...no hot pots. I would recommend a Cotton blend like Hobbs. You can pre-shrink it first, to keep the placemats flat.
SewVeryEasy thank you Laura.
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Sound on this video is poor even with my speaker at full. Otherwise it's a great video.
A nightmare to match all those seams, no thank you hahaha