The last time I tried to sew over pins, my needle hit a pin & broke. The only thing that saved my eye was my glasses. I have never sewed over another pin 📍 since.
Wow! I don’t blame you! I know some people do sew over them but the minute I would try I would break a needle or something like that would happen so I don’t take the risk. 😳
I sewed over a pin once when using my embroidery machine. Not only did it break the needle and nearly put my eye out but it broke something in the machine itself and had to leave it in for an expensive repair.
I have made several quilts this way but used a bit smaller square, 4" or even 3.5" and placed it in random places, not in the middle and it looks GREAT and adds some interest
You make this look so easy!! Thank you for explaining the process so clearly, and thank you for explaining what a layer cake is. I'm definitely going to try this. You had so many helpful tips, like using your smallest quilt block and then making all of the blocks that same size. And I love how quickly and easily you added the sashing between the inside blocks. Brilliant! You made a very classy looking quilt...and you did the quilt top in only 4 or 5 hours, Wow! Whoever gets that quilt is lucky. Thanks again for sharing this.
I have a zillion charm squares, so I tried this with a 5" and a 2.5" square. I also put a 2.5" square of batting under the small square. It worked! I think I have the beginning of a trapunto quilt!! I have a bunch of things I should be doing, but it has turned into a quilty play day. Thank you for the inspiration!
Thank you for showing how to do sashing. As a beginner quilter, I have searched how to do sashing. The majority of instructions simply say add sashing and quilt! Great quilt pattern
I'm watching this with my 86 year-old mom who has been sewing for over 60 years. She has sewn many quilts over the years, they're all smaller pieces sewn together. She was amazed when she saw the final results of the first block, we both thought it was all pieces, not a small block sewn on top of a big block. This is so easy I might give it a try when I finally get around to trying my hand at sewing. I do want to do it some day, I just don't have the time for it. But a project like this might be what I need. This and other quick and easy projects I've seen on youtube.
I started at 60 and now I’m 76. I am not great at it but small imperfections reminds me that it is homemade according to my husband. You can do it and once you make your first one you will fall in love with quilting. I also tie my quilts. Just go for it
I am so glad I found you and your wonderful instructions. I never thought of this easy way and it looks beautiful. The choice of fabric pattern is beautiful. Thank you very much. Also you get right into the excellent instructions and no annoying music and sill chit chat that a lot of people do thank you again ❤
I love this idea, but I'm thinking you could make a much bigger quilt with a charm pack, and a layer cake, which luckily, I have both, I couldn't decide what to do with either one, now thanks to your wonderful video, I know exactly what I'm going to do with them. Thank You for sharing your time, and your talent with all of us. I also love how nice and neat the back looks.
It works great if you have a panel with a lot of small boxes or different shaped and oriented boxes. Think of an animal panel that includes a giraffe and an alligator - vertical rectangle, horizontal rectangle - and undoubtedly squares for other animals.
I made a 5 & Dime quilt with this method, only I cut each finished 10” block into 4 5” squares, tossed all the squares together & then randomly pulled them out & sewed back into a large square again. Very pretty scrappy look. And so easy.
I made close with big squares and lack tangles. I would love to make quilts with smaller squares but it just seemed like it would take forever to get one done. With this method, I am sure I can make this quilt. As it looks quicker and easier like the ones I usually make. Thank you so much.I'm glad I stumbled on your web page. I am so excited thank you.
What a perfect idea to use to teach kids about quilts :). No cutting :). It you have several 9 and 10 year olds with rotary cutters it's a scary thing. Plus they can see their quilt taking shape in a short amount of time. And can leave an hour lesson with beautiful results! Great idea! Thanks :) :) :)
Beautiful! You could make it bigger with a layer cake and charm pack and you could make “opposite” squares. Thanks for the great ideas!! I’m gonna have to try this one.
Thank you for sharing. I tried this method for a baby quilt as I had some 10 layer cake squares left from another project. Fabric, wadding and backing selected, the process from start to finish, including binding, took 6.5 hours, for a beautiful quilt to emerge. I will definitely use this method again.😊
I am a beginner and I would like to sew a small quilt for my granddaughter. I wasn't sure if I should attempt it until I read your comment. Thank you for sharing. -ScottyMont, U.S.A.
Thank you for sharing, really enjoyed your easy to follow instructions. Fast easy pattern & love your fabric choices. And I usually make a coordinating pillow to go with leftover scraps.
I'm 75 also and just finished a baby quilt using this block. I just want you to know there are a lot of seams to match up when putting them all together... but it's easy to do.
This technique & assembly-line style of sewing is speaking to my garment-maker heart! I am worried about the ghosting from the doubled fabric in the centers, however. That might annoy me, but I think I’ll try this!
I have a lot of fabric left over from another project. I just can’t let it go, and I don’t like storing it, but I’m not feeling motivated to sew the same fabric again. I’ve been looking for “easy” and I’ve finally found it! This I can do and then move on to something new guilt free. Thanks so much for sharing this great idea.
Square in a square. I love this block. I've made several of these quilts over the years. I have several memory quilts I need to do. I've been thinking about using this method to highlight the memory fabrics.
I have yardage with a super hero theme and will use this idea for quilts for my grandsons. Thanks for sharing this idea as I am an inexperienced sewist. Have seen in on IG and pinterest.
I just wached someone showing a similar process with a folding technique followed by a 1 inch seam on a fleece or flannel to make a raggy quilt to quickly make the top. I thought that folding and stitch technique might be able to be used in a cotton fabric as well and here you were!!! ❤ I love it!!!
Hi! Was it another YT video? I would love to have the link to it if you wouldn’t mind sharing it. I want to make a raggy quilt and the easier the better! Thanks in advance!
I got a sewing machine for Christmas as well. My hubby wants to see results. This is very cool and I think I could actually finish a quilt using this method.
Oh, I love this concept. I don’t know if you invented it for someone else, but I am so thrilled to have the knowledge under my belt. Thank you so much for sharing. I can’t wait to get started. ❤Thank you.
This would be a great quilt for donations! If the fabric is pretty, the quilt will be pretty! Even a newbie could do it. I am definitely going to try it!
I loved your idea/video. I wanted to make a signature quilt for a special wedding. The only thing different I did from yours was: Before sewing the last side of the original block, I inserted a 3 1/2" sq of a (light cardboard/ postcard/ cereal box ) into the center pocket before sewing the last strip side ( from the back) . Then I sewed it closed. I sewed all the blocks the same way.,and finished the quilt top like yours..... I brought the quilt top to the wedding and had the guest sign the center squares ( the cardboard made a solid surface to write on). I also made extra blocks, if more signatures were needed and for absent guests. After I got home, I cut a 1/4" slit with the rotory cutter on one side (the cardboard also helped) to remove the cardboard. I then cut the other 3 sides with scissors, to save the squares for trimming the border. A few of the extra blocks i used on the quilt back. Again THANK YOU for your beautiful block idea ❤❤❤
Great idea. Never would have thought of this. One subscriber mentioned using a layer cake and a charm pack. Great idea too. Could make even more blocks and two quilts!! Thanks and Merry Christmas!
Thank you for the new technique. You are very easy to follow and thanks for choosing the fabric choice, my step father and husband died from Parkinson’s. Glad I can make a project from this beautiful fabric.
I just came across this tutorial. It's the first I've seen from you! I subscribed, and I can't wait to see more! You explain so clearly! Perfect tutorial! Thank you so much!
What a neat technique! New subbie! Wish I could play in my sewing room but need to do Christmas catch up today…will leave this for after Christmas…and it’s so pretty too! 👋🇨🇦
That was like one of the best tips ever about sewing the 1/4" seam like that. Brilliant! Do you lay out the squares to decide what looks good next to each other, or do you throw caution to the wind & pick them up randomly? To me, it looks like several reds are together & then several grays are together. It would take me 4 or 5 days or weeks just to lay them out in the right pattern. 😅
Sometimes I plan it and sometimes I don’t. This time I just made sure that each square was made up of different colors. There is no top or bottom to the rows so when I sewed them together, yes some reds and such ended up close. It doesn’t bother me though so since it was sewn together and i liked the look, I left it alone. 😁
Oh my gosh i came across your channel today. And that is all it took to join your site. I Love the simplicity of this block The folding and earning part makes it so easy to fold over and so quarter inch seams. The block comes out so perfect, I was trying to look for a video that was easy to start a new quilt. I have a lot of fabric not so many layer cakes, and charm packs. But I have yardage and can cut the squares. I need to start on making quilts for my six grandbabies. This is perfect easy, thank you so much for this video and I am looking forward to seeing more of your videos from your I'm not sure if I caught the information right did you say one layer cake, and a cham pack makes a lap size quilt ?
Omgosh!! I love this. I am making a signature quilt for a granddaughter’s May wedding. With a guest list of 200, I wish I could figure out how to make this quilt work!! Do much easier than what I was planning.
This is so fun ❤. I love this idea I've got older quilts with this pattern I bet they didn't do it this way lol the one I have is this block with an Irish chain pattern. 😊
The last time I tried to sew over pins, my needle hit a pin & broke. The only thing that saved my eye was my glasses. I have never sewed over another pin 📍 since.
Wow! I don’t blame you! I know some people do sew over them but the minute I would try I would break a needle or something like that would happen so I don’t take the risk. 😳
Same thing for me, I accidentally sewed on one, not seeing it, scared the crap out of me, and just missed my face.
Sewing over pins can knock out the timing on your machine. I never do that. I used to, and also had the needle break and go flying!
You should NEVER see over pins. It's like shrapnel flying and I've witnessed someone nearly losing their sight having done this.
I sewed over a pin once when using my embroidery machine. Not only did it break the needle and nearly put my eye out but it broke something in the machine itself and had to leave it in for an expensive repair.
I have made several quilts this way but used a bit smaller square, 4" or even 3.5" and placed it in random places, not in the middle and it looks GREAT and adds some interest
You make this look so easy!! Thank you for explaining the process so clearly, and thank you for explaining what a layer cake is. I'm definitely going to try this. You had so many helpful tips, like using your smallest quilt block and then making all of the blocks that same size. And I love how quickly and easily you added the sashing between the inside blocks. Brilliant! You made a very classy looking quilt...and you did the quilt top in only 4 or 5 hours, Wow! Whoever gets that quilt is lucky. Thanks again for sharing this.
I've been wanting to learn to quilt for a long time and then I found this!! I think I can do it now! I'm so excited!!!
Your explanation and demonstration was so clear, no nonsense and helpful. Very reassuring for beginner quilters. Thank you.
I have a zillion charm squares, so I tried this with a 5" and a 2.5" square. I also put a 2.5" square of batting under the small square. It worked! I think I have the beginning of a trapunto quilt!! I have a bunch of things I should be doing, but it has turned into a quilty play day. Thank you for the inspiration!
Awesome!!
I have a ton as well, thanks for the idea!
I love this idea!
Love the idea with the batting. That would be cute with the center piece fancy cut maybe as an I spy quilt. Thanks for the idea.
That is an awesome idea. I love the look of Trupunto quilting. You could even go one step further and make it a QAYG quilt.
Thank you for showing how to do sashing. As a beginner quilter, I have searched how to do sashing. The majority of instructions simply say add sashing and quilt! Great quilt pattern
Thank you!
I absolutely love this new to me method! Less cutting, more sewing = more fun! Thank you for sharing 🎉
I'm watching this with my 86 year-old mom who has been sewing for over 60 years. She has sewn many quilts over the years, they're all smaller pieces sewn together. She was amazed when she saw the final results of the first block, we both thought it was all pieces, not a small block sewn on top of a big block. This is so easy I might give it a try when I finally get around to trying my hand at sewing. I do want to do it some day, I just don't have the time for it. But a project like this might be what I need. This and other quick and easy projects I've seen on youtube.
Wow, I love this technique. I have never quilted but this makes me feel like I can at 68+. Thank you❤
You can do it!
You and me (70+) both!
I started at 60 and now I’m 76. I am not great at it but small imperfections reminds me that it is homemade according to my husband. You can do it and once you make your first one you will fall in love with quilting. I also tie my quilts. Just go for it
I tie all my quilts. It makes me feel that I have put a real touch of old time quilting to a new style.
Thank you for this tutorial! The method is excellent and the quilt looks like a million bucks!
Yay!!!!
Very new to quilting but your concise tutorial gives me confidence to try this. Thank you x
I am so glad I found you and your wonderful instructions. I never thought of this easy way and it looks beautiful. The choice of fabric pattern is beautiful. Thank you very much. Also you get right into the excellent instructions and no annoying music and sill chit chat that a lot of people do thank you again ❤
I agree. Clear plain instruction and good videography can’t be beat.
Thank you!!
😊😊
That material with the red flowers is way too gorgeous to cover any of it with a smaller piece.
That whole line is gorgeous. 😁
@@sewcharmingquiltshop it is but I especially love the red flowered
@@amythompson6869 - Me too! I wanted some of those roses!
I love this idea, but I'm thinking you could make a much bigger quilt with a charm pack, and a layer cake, which luckily, I have both, I couldn't decide what to do with either one, now thanks to your wonderful video, I know exactly what I'm going to do with them.
Thank You for sharing your time, and your talent with all of us.
I also love how nice and neat the back looks.
You absolutely can! I didn’t have a charm pack or might would have to increase the size of the quilt. Thanks for your comments. You’re sweet!
This is BRILLIANT!! It opens up a whole new world of possibilities! 🥰
It works great if you have a panel with a lot of small boxes or different shaped and oriented boxes.
Think of an animal panel that includes a giraffe and an alligator - vertical rectangle, horizontal rectangle - and undoubtedly squares for other animals.
I made a 5 & Dime quilt with this method, only I cut each finished 10” block into 4 5” squares, tossed all the squares together & then randomly pulled them out & sewed back into a large square again. Very pretty scrappy look. And so easy.
Can you post a photo I am very new to sewers ng This sounds great
I’m teaching a nine year old to sew, she watched your video then with my watchful eye she is doing it! Thanks for a great video.
That is awesome!
I made close with big squares and lack tangles. I would love to make quilts with smaller squares but it just seemed like it would take forever to get one done. With this method, I am sure I can make this quilt. As it looks quicker and easier like the ones I usually make. Thank you so much.I'm glad I stumbled on your web page. I am so excited thank you.
I hope you try it. It’s fun and quick.
What a perfect idea to use to teach kids about quilts :). No cutting :). It you have several 9 and 10 year olds with rotary cutters it's a scary thing. Plus they can see their quilt taking shape in a short amount of time.
And can leave an hour lesson with beautiful results! Great idea! Thanks :) :) :)
Great idea!
Beautiful! You could make it bigger with a layer cake and charm pack and you could make “opposite” squares. Thanks for the great ideas!! I’m gonna have to try this one.
I thought about doubling the size with another layer cake but hadn’t thought about a charm pack. Good idea
This square is so pretty and you are right, so easy. So many options for this. Thanks for sharing!
Made this quilt many years back. Thank you for re-introducing it. Love it.
So appreciate your attention to detail and your clarity when giving the directions. Just added this quilt to my "to do: list!
Thank you for sharing. I tried this method for a baby quilt as I had some 10 layer cake squares left from another project. Fabric, wadding and backing selected, the process from start to finish, including binding, took 6.5 hours, for a beautiful quilt to emerge. I will definitely use this method again.😊
Wonderful! I loved how fast and easy it was too!!
I am a beginner and I would like to sew a small quilt for my granddaughter. I wasn't sure if I should attempt it until I read your comment. Thank you for sharing. -ScottyMont, U.S.A.
Yes! Do it. Super easy and fun
BEAUTIFUL. I love the fabric.
I've seen this before. But had forgotten about it. Thanks for bringing it back to my attention! Your quilt is beautiful.
You are a clear instructor. Easy to follow your instructions. I’m looking forward to using this pattern.
I love making simple quilt blocks; I don’t have the patience or attention span to do anything tedious. I can’t wait to make them.
Love this! After a crazy holiday time, I'm ready for organized & easy!!
Thank you for your videos! I just started this same project 2weeks ago and just loving it!
Thank you for sharing, really enjoyed your easy to follow instructions. Fast easy pattern & love your fabric choices. And I usually make a coordinating pillow to go with leftover scraps.
I love this technique. I used my squares and sewed them together to make a chandelier pattern. Such an easy project.
I love this! I am going to do this with some leftover fabric in my stash!! Thank you!
Thanks so much for sharing this simple, lovely pattern! Much appreciated! ❤
I love this method. I just made one in October.This is the 4th one I have made and it is so relaxing with no cutting.
The biggest advantage is you don’t have to fussy cut all the pieces in each square. You just iron and sew.
Love this technique!! Thank you for sharing and I can't wait to try it out!!
Beautiful! And you did a fabulous job explaining and teaching with demonstrating.
Not confusing at all! Thank you. !! 💕
Great video, this is a game changer for all the layer cakes I have. Thanks for sharing with us!
Thank you for this wonderfully easy method to make a professional looking quilt! I think I'm going to make a Christmas quilt this way.
Have fun!
Thank you so very much for sharing this. At 75 years old it will sure make my quilting so much easier.
Ha! I’m right there with ya sister! 75 myself. The easier the better!
I am 74 years old and totally agree with you!
73 here and it’s a marvelous idea! 😊
I'm 75 also and just finished a baby quilt using this block. I just want you to know there are a lot of seams to match up when putting them all together... but it's easy to do.
I’m 82 and still love to quilt! We got to keep going! 🎉
I love the way you done this, I'm for sure going to do many of these, can't wait to see more of your quick ideas,thanks so much.
Great tutorial great fabric. Wouldn’t have picked it but I am thinking g about it now!
Beautiful fabric and an awesome idea for a quick quilt block! Thank you for your time and efforts!
This technique & assembly-line style of sewing is speaking to my garment-maker heart! I am worried about the ghosting from the doubled fabric in the centers, however. That might annoy me, but I think I’ll try this!
I was wondering the same thing. Someone else mentioned placing batting between them.
I agree. Maybe you can cut out the bottom using pinking shears. The square you cut out can be used for another project.
I didn’t think about that but couldn’t you use an iron on stabilizer on the back of the 5 inch square to reduce the ghosting?
I love the concept! On my bucket list. Thanks a bunch!
Looks so pretty! Now I want to try one....BUT....so many other projects to finish up first! Thanks for the great idea!
This is such a beautiful quilt! Thanks for sharing! I’m so glad MayMay told her followers about you! ❤️ 🪡🧵
Your directions are so easy to follow. I can only imagine how much time your method saves over cutting and piecing all the four outer sides.
I absolutely love this pattern. So beautiful and easy to make. Goes together quickly. Thank you 😊 ❤
Beautiful and such an ingenious way to make the block. Thanks for sharing.
Such a smart method of making square in a square. Saves loads of time and energy from cutting and matching. Thank you.
Yes it does!!!
What a fantastic idea. Will be making a baby quilt using this idea. Very exciting. Nice way to showcase themed material.
I have a lot of fabric left over from another project. I just can’t let it go, and I don’t like storing it, but I’m not feeling motivated to sew the same fabric again. I’ve been looking for “easy” and I’ve finally found it! This I can do and then move on to something new guilt free. Thanks so much for sharing this great idea.
Glad I found you and learned this technique.
Square in a square. I love this block. I've made several of these quilts over the years.
I have several memory quilts I need to do. I've been thinking about using this method to highlight the memory fabrics.
I loved this method! I have loads of layer cakes, and want to finally do something quick and easy for each grandkid. Thank you so much 😊
Me too!!😊
I love how you did this quilt. Turned out beautiful. Thanks for sharing 😊
I have yardage with a super hero theme and will use this idea for quilts for my grandsons. Thanks for sharing this idea as I am an inexperienced sewist. Have seen in on IG and pinterest.
I just wached someone showing a similar process with a folding technique followed by a 1 inch seam on a fleece or flannel to make a raggy quilt to quickly make the top. I thought that folding and stitch technique might be able to be used in a cotton fabric as well and here you were!!! ❤ I love it!!!
Hi! Was it another YT video? I would love to have the link to it if you wouldn’t mind sharing it. I want to make a raggy quilt and the easier the better! Thanks in advance!
@@sandyhearth8249 it was a YT video. I'll see if I can find it and share it with you.
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Gorgeous quilt! Loved learning a great new technique. Thanks.
Never seen this method before and I love it! Thank you for this great idea
Thank you for showing this short cut it's a time saver🎉
This is a brilliant technique! And it leaves the back of the quilt so much neater, too.
This is BRILLIANT!!!! I got a sewing machine for Christmas & never thought I could make a quilt.. but now I can!! I’m stoked!!!!
I got a sewing machine for Christmas as well. My hubby wants to see results. This is very cool and I think I could actually finish a quilt using this method.
You can do it! Have fun with it. 😁
Such a great idea for quilting! I'm a beginner, and this is so easy to see what you're talking about. Love it.
That is too amazingly simple I'm so glad you showed me how to do that.
Oh, I love this concept. I don’t know if you invented it for someone else, but I am so thrilled to have the knowledge under my belt. Thank you so much for sharing. I can’t wait to get started. ❤Thank you.
Someone told me about it and I had to try it. Works beautifully!
Loved your demonstration. I appreciate how you repeated steps occasionally. I have so many scraps that I could use with this idea! Thanks so much!
I love this quilt! I belong to a quild and we make a lot of quilts for donations. I'm going to show our leader
This would be a great quilt for donations! If the fabric is pretty, the quilt will be pretty! Even a newbie could do it. I am definitely going to try it!
Beautiful fabrics. This is a brilliant idea. Very Inspiring. Thank you for sharing.😊 xx
I will definitely try this!!! It sure beats having to cut tiny squares then matching them up. Thank you for sharing!!!😊😊😊
Have fun!
I loved your idea/video. I wanted to make a signature quilt for a special wedding. The only thing different I did from yours was: Before sewing the last side of the original block, I inserted a 3 1/2" sq of a (light cardboard/ postcard/ cereal box ) into the center pocket before sewing the last strip side ( from the back) . Then I sewed it closed. I sewed all the blocks the same way.,and finished the quilt top like yours..... I brought the quilt top to the wedding and had the guest sign the center squares ( the cardboard made a solid surface to write on). I also made extra blocks, if more signatures were needed and for absent guests. After I got home, I cut a 1/4" slit with the rotory cutter on one side (the cardboard also helped) to remove the cardboard. I then cut the other 3 sides with scissors, to save the squares for trimming the border. A few of the extra blocks i used on the quilt back. Again THANK YOU for your beautiful block idea ❤❤❤
I’ve done some for customers where they get the squares from us and bring them back signed and we make the quilt top. Fun and great heirlooms
Thank you for this block. I was stumped for a block to use in a baby quilt. I am currently making 30 0f these
Love how this turned out!
Great idea. Never would have thought of this. One subscriber mentioned using a layer cake and a charm pack. Great idea too. Could make even more blocks and two quilts!! Thanks and Merry Christmas!
You should try it! Merry Christmas to you too!
Thank you for the new technique. You are very easy to follow and thanks for choosing the fabric choice, my step father and husband died from Parkinson’s. Glad I can make a project from this beautiful fabric.
Thank you! So sorry to hear about your step father and husband. 🙏
Love this! Gonna try it when i finish the 2 throws im making now. Thanks!
I’m in love! Thanks for this. Great idea.
I just came across this tutorial. It's the first I've seen from you! I subscribed, and I can't wait to see more! You explain so clearly! Perfect tutorial! Thank you so much!
Thank you and welcome!
What a neat technique! New subbie! Wish I could play in my sewing room but need to do Christmas catch up today…will leave this for after Christmas…and it’s so pretty too! 👋🇨🇦
This was the first playing I’ve done in a while. Needed a break. 🤪
Wow what a great quilt hack!!! Love it!
Loved your piecing technique
Ive used my Embroidery machine for the inside blocks. Adding a design to suit the person the quilt is for
That’s exactly what I want to do! 😊
That was like one of the best tips ever about sewing the 1/4" seam like that. Brilliant! Do you lay out the squares to decide what looks good next to each other, or do you throw caution to the wind & pick them up randomly? To me, it looks like several reds are together & then several grays are together. It would take me 4 or 5 days or weeks just to lay them out in the right pattern. 😅
Sometimes I plan it and sometimes I don’t. This time I just made sure that each square was made up of different colors. There is no top or bottom to the rows so when I sewed them together, yes some reds and such ended up close. It doesn’t bother me though so since it was sewn together and i liked the look, I left it alone. 😁
That works. 😊
I would probably preplan where the blocks go and also make sure that the one way fabrics all go the same way.
What a great idea & so easy. Love it!
Forwarding your video to a beginner quilter friend. I think she will love it.
Oh my gosh i came across your channel today. And that is all it took to join your site. I Love the simplicity of this block The folding and earning part makes it so easy to fold over and so quarter inch seams. The block comes out so perfect, I was trying to look for a video that was easy to start a new quilt. I have a lot of fabric not so many layer cakes, and charm packs. But I have yardage and can cut the squares. I need to start on making quilts for my six grandbabies. This is perfect easy, thank you so much for this video and I am looking forward to seeing more of your videos from your I'm not sure if I caught the information right did you say one layer cake, and a cham pack makes a lap size quilt ?
Welcome! The quilt made was from one layer cake. 42 10 inch squares.
Omgosh!! I love this. I am making a signature quilt for a granddaughter’s May wedding. With a guest list of 200, I wish I could figure out how to make this quilt work!! Do much easier than what I was planning.
This is a wonderful blocked. Can't wait to try it. ❤
Love how you sewed these blocks without all of that cutting. Will definitely give this a try.
Have fun!
This is perfect for my newbie quilting! Thank you for easy to follow instructions.
Love this! Beautiful but made simple and quick!
I will definitely be making this quilt soon. Love your channel.
Thanks for sharing! This is a great idea for using precut fabrics.
Love this method. Genius. Thanks for sharing
This is so fun ❤. I love this idea I've got older quilts with this pattern I bet they didn't do it this way lol the one I have is this block with an Irish chain pattern. 😊
These is amazing.
I cant wait to make one too.
Incredible technique! I love this!