Does anyone else "hear" Donna's voice when making a quilt? Ironing - You always want to iron your fabrics nice and flat before you cut. That way your cuts will be nice and exact. Penciling - Just draw a line from corner to corner. You can use any marking tool but I just use a nice sharp pencil. Cutting - Just line up your fabric on one of the lines on your cutting mat. Make sure everything is nice and straight and use your rotary cutter. Sewing - I'm gonna take this to the sewing machine... Always use a quarter-inch seam allowance... Leave them right on the machine... this makes sure your rows don't get mixed up. Finger pressing - Press the seams - you can use your fingernail or just the tip of your finger - towards the dark. Now, when we sew these rows together, these seams will "nest" and it's really easy to match up your seams "exact." Dog Ears - This might seem like an extra step but it helps reduce the bulk. Just trim off the dog ears. I just use my scissors and it goes really, really fast. Or, you can take your pieces over to your cutting mat and use your rotary cutter. Ironing - The blocks are all made and I'm gonna take these right over to the ironing board. I always want to iron my blocks nice and flat. That's gonna help my quilt lay nice and flat. Putting the top together - Now comes the fun part. All the blocks are laid out... I might change the blocks around... Now, let's get these all stitched up. Quilting - I've got the top all put together and on the machine. Now it's time to pick a thread. Admiring the quilt - I really love the way this turned out. We've got some vibrant colors here... and I love the way this... It was a lot of fun to make and went really, really fast. It's impossible to be stressed about making a quilt when Donna's gentle, encouraging voice is running around in your head! Thank you, Donna, Matt, James, and all the Jordan Fabrics team, from the bottom of my heart, for not only being instrumental in keeping a cherished American tradition alive and well but, also for bringing us into the 21st century in ways that no one else is able to do!🥰
Hi Donna and team. I just wanted to say that I'm an intermediate quilter and although I watch a lot of tutorials on TH-cam, I really like the tips and ideas that I get from your channel. You have a very confident and calming voice which makes it easy to listen and learn. Also, you have the best tips of any quilting channel. I use the finger pressing all the time! I am still working on my 1/4" seams, sometimes it's hit or miss, but I am always in awe when your patchwork comes out so neatly! I also appreciate that you will show us what to do when the sewing is a little bit off and truly done is better than perfect! I have also used your "floating" points techniques several times when working with flying geese blocks. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us!
I love the way you break a quilt pattern down. As someone who is very new to quilting, I am intimidated by looking at some of the patterns. But you take the pattern and talk us through each step, making me feel "I CAN do that"! I would love if you showed sewing the blocks together once in a while (even if you showed it sped up!). I want to see how you handle all the fabric as the quilt grows. I just have a regular sewing machine I use on the dining room table and often get overwhelmed with the bulk of the fabric.
@@VeeVeeVeeV Thank you. Trudy's question dispelled my one concern about the Queen quilt I have started cutting as my machine is an old one (my mother's Elna - pre WW2!). It's an average harp I think. But your instructions just put in print what Donna teaches in her every tutorial. I didn't realize that until you said it. I know I can do that. And the Elna has a feed-dog cover and a special foot for freehand quilting. This just gave me the confidence to tackle the Queen! I'm going to do a table runner to experiment on freehand quilting!
Another way of looking at larger quilts is to break them down by quadrant’s. Then sew top rt., and bottom rt., together. Left top, and bottom together. Then sew it straight up the center. Most of us are able to use a bed to lay the two half’s on top of each other, then sew them together. I hope that helps. Happy sewing!
Looks stunning. As always, it's a great tutorial 👍. It's fun to watch and achievable for complete beginners. Thank you Donna, and your team for taking the time to show us how easy it is to make such a beautiful quilt .❤
Such a lovely combination of patterns and fabrics! It looks modern and traditional all at the same time with that gold quilting thread. It also looks like spring, which is so welcome this time of year.
What amazes me as I watch Donna is how quilting ever really caught took off.. In the beginning, all the stitching was by hand with no special templates to make sure your blocks were the right size. No rotary cutters. Maybe no irons. Just amazing. Donna makes it look easy but it's still a lot of work and skill
I just discovered your utube channel! So excited to learn new things. New to quilting, but my sweet Grandmother was a pro. Thanks for all you teaching.
Hi Donna, this is a video for anyone who quilts to learn from, your explanations are so nice and understandable and you make it look easy to0 do. Thank You.
This quilt has so much personality. The original picture on the pattern is a two color quilt. I don't think I would make it in two colors after I see the one you made. Thank you for the tips and how you assemble the blocks. The cutting and ironing info has helped me greatly. Thank you
Thank You Donna, I always appreciate how your videos are broken into steps and stages showing how you manage your way to completion. I hope you and your family have a wonderful joy filled week ahead. 🥰 Chris
I often don't try new patterns because of the complexity of what the picture looks like on the cover. But, when I watch your videos I think, I can do that. Thank you for another great tutorial. I can't wait to make this quilt.
Another one that if I saw the pattern in a store I probably wouldn’t give it a second look. But everytime you make an amazing piece of art! Thank you for your videos
Love this! The yellow thread for the quilting really was a great choice and it gave the quilt that extra beautiful touch. I love your videos and techniques. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you again for another quilt. One of my favorite parts of your videos is when you pick out the fabric... To be honest... That's the part that takes me the most time. Looking forward to seeing you in your next video... Until then, I'll just keep watching the others from the first one... Maybe one day I will catch up with you on making them... Somehow I just don't think that I can... Hahaha... Elizabeth 💜🐾🪡🧵
Donna, Thank-you for making every Quilt pattern look so easy, without your tutorials, I wouldn't tackle this Hobby of Quilting.. I have a Jellyroll waiting to be opened and I think it's future is going to be to make "WATERMARKS". aPPRECIATE ALL YOUR TALENTS.
Donna, your cheery personality makes your videos a pleasure to watch. You demonstrate the making of your quilts so effortlessly that you give us confidence that we can be just as successful making ours. Thank you to you and Matt for including quilt giveaways in every video. I would watch you without them, but your generosity is noticed and appreciated. You both seem like you would be good friends to know.
Another great demo on how to quilt, lots of hints and tips. I too would like to see Donna occasionally sewing the blocks together to complete the quilts and maybe adding the borders too. Please.
You know it's a big quilt when it even overlaps Donna's table. From the initial overview I wasn't too keen but the close up with that pretty gold pattern in the white spaces looks very nice. I think it would look good in just two contrasting colours as well. Thank you for another great video.
Sometime back you and Matt made a kaleidoscope quilt that was 2 part. I’m having trouble finding it. It was a good tutorial and very informative. Speaking of Matt we haven’t seen in in awhile, he must be cutting up a storm. Thank you for your help.
I love how the pattern went together with those big blocks. The piecing looked more intricate than it actually was, and I love the blank space that you can show off your quilting. Thanks again Donna and team for sharing another wonderful pattern.
Hi Donna, I like this quilt very much, particularly the large background spaces. I'll be able to design a lovely hand quilting motif for those! By the way I'd be interested to see a true scrappy quilt using up the leftover strips/offcuts from multiple fabric lines together. We all have huge scrap bins and I'm sure it would be a popular video :)
You should check out a quilt along I am doing with Corey Yoder with Coriander Quilts. The quilt pattern is Scrappy Irish Chain. It is a free pattern by Jessie Finchman. It takes 2 1/2 squares and an accent color and 3 yards of background.
I want you to know, you are my favorite TH-cam quilting lady!! You are an awesome teacher and I learn something new every time I watch your videos! I got to visit your store before covid killed off business and my husband stood there patiently while while I put a dent in the bank 😊. I was sad to hear your closed the store part. I was hoping to visit it again when I made another trip to Oregon to see family. BUT, I still shop your business online as the need arises.
Love watching your videos Donna. You do beautiful work and do beautiful quilts. I have incorporated a lot of your techniques, and it makes life in the sewing room so good. Thank-you for All you do. Now I have to go pattern shopping😁
love how the quilting showed in the solid light areas.... wow do love the log cabin giveaway... all your quilts are so neat. thanks for teaching us so much
Thank you for another gorgeous quilt today.It’s very modern and the colours look great. I love the gold thread which shows up beautifully and the tutorial was very informative. Thank you Donna for your expertise on colour and thread choices.Cornwall 🇬🇧
Absolutely love Doug’s patterns. The gold thread was a great choice. But that give a way quilt is just gorgeous! Thank you again for sharing another fun and beautiful quilt. Happy quilting! 🧵
Hi Donna, Thank you for making such a beautiful quilt. I love the bold fabric line with the golden flower /vine pattern, especially quilted in the background fabric. You inspire me to quilt more, as I really enjoy your tutorials.
Wow Donna ! what a great quilt. I love the gold thread filling the white material and looking so good on the back. Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial with us, you make everything so easy to follow xx
Initially I had doubts, but the finished quilt looks fabulous! This will be my next jelly roll project, using French General fabrics. It just 'speaks' to me!
I didn't think I would like all the open spaces but your quilting made it beautiful. I've already decided to add borders to each side to make it fit my queen bed. And I love, love, love the giveaway quilt today. Keep em coming Donna!
Another fantastic quilt. Well done Donna. I didn't think that I would like the pattern when you first showed it but it turned out a stunner. Love it. And as always great presentation.
Love the tote with Ian's original choice of fabrics! And as I've said before, you give such great tutorial instructions and video angles. Looking forward to making some of these; love the boxed corners and may try to make the bag size a bit deeper since it looks like the boxed corners take away from the depth of the bag.
Just ordered this pattern and a few more and fabric. too. Our family is growing weddings, first homes graduations. I just love how this quilt looks with multiple color jelly roll and two solids. This may become my go to quilt such a nice size.
Another great quilt pattern, fabric selection, and video explaining the steps in the process of completing the quilt. Your videos make my day and week. I say week because I ALWAYS watch them more than once. Thank you for being here for me to enjoy.
Forty years ago I made a 2color quilt for my mother from a pattern we found in Better Homes and Gardens. It was called "Young Man's Choice". If was the same pattern as the 9patch/strip block, and it was free. Truly, there really are few actual original patterns. Everything is based on old, traditional patterns designed by our quilting ancestors.
Does anyone else "hear" Donna's voice when making a quilt?
Ironing - You always want to iron your fabrics nice and flat before you cut. That way your cuts will be nice and exact.
Penciling - Just draw a line from corner to corner. You can use any marking tool but I just use a nice sharp pencil.
Cutting - Just line up your fabric on one of the lines on your cutting mat. Make sure everything is nice and straight and use your rotary cutter.
Sewing - I'm gonna take this to the sewing machine... Always use a quarter-inch seam allowance... Leave them right on the machine... this makes sure your rows don't get mixed up.
Finger pressing - Press the seams - you can use your fingernail or just the tip of your finger - towards the dark. Now, when we sew these rows together, these seams will "nest" and it's really easy to match up your seams "exact."
Dog Ears - This might seem like an extra step but it helps reduce the bulk. Just trim off the dog ears. I just use my scissors and it goes really, really fast. Or, you can take your pieces over to your cutting mat and use your rotary cutter.
Ironing - The blocks are all made and I'm gonna take these right over to the ironing board. I always want to iron my blocks nice and flat. That's gonna help my quilt lay nice and flat.
Putting the top together - Now comes the fun part. All the blocks are laid out... I might change the blocks around... Now, let's get these all stitched up.
Quilting - I've got the top all put together and on the machine. Now it's time to pick a thread.
Admiring the quilt - I really love the way this turned out. We've got some vibrant colors here... and I love the way this... It was a lot of fun to make and went really, really fast.
It's impossible to be stressed about making a quilt when Donna's gentle, encouraging voice is running around in your head!
Thank you, Donna, Matt, James, and all the Jordan Fabrics team, from the bottom of my heart, for not only being instrumental in keeping a cherished American tradition alive and well but, also for bringing us into the 21st century in ways that no one else is able to do!🥰
My favorite part of my day. A new Jordan Fabrics tutorial and a cup of coffee. Love this pattern
Hi Donna and team. I just wanted to say that I'm an intermediate quilter and although I watch a lot of tutorials on TH-cam, I really like the tips and ideas that I get from your channel. You have a very confident and calming voice which makes it easy to listen and learn. Also, you have the best tips of any quilting channel. I use the finger pressing all the time! I am still working on my 1/4" seams, sometimes it's hit or miss, but I am always in awe when your patchwork comes out so neatly! I also appreciate that you will show us what to do when the sewing is a little bit off and truly done is better than perfect! I have also used your "floating" points techniques several times when working with flying geese blocks. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us!
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Just found Donna and her tutorials , I haven’t started quilting yet but I’m addicted to watching her tutorials. Brilliant
I love the way you break a quilt pattern down. As someone who is very new to quilting, I am intimidated by looking at some of the patterns. But you take the pattern and talk us through each step, making me feel "I CAN do that"!
I would love if you showed sewing the blocks together once in a while (even if you showed it sped up!). I want to see how you handle all the fabric as the quilt grows. I just have a regular sewing machine I use on the dining room table and often get overwhelmed with the bulk of the fabric.
Beautiful and easy.
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Thank you. Trudy's question dispelled my one concern about the Queen quilt I have started cutting as my machine is an old one (my mother's Elna - pre WW2!). It's an average harp I think. But your instructions just put in print what Donna teaches in her every tutorial. I didn't realize that until you said it. I know I can do that. And the Elna has a feed-dog cover and a special foot for freehand quilting. This just gave me the confidence to tackle the Queen! I'm going to do a table runner to experiment on freehand quilting!
Another way of looking at larger quilts is to break them down by quadrant’s. Then sew top rt., and bottom rt., together. Left top, and bottom together. Then sew it straight up the center. Most of us are able to use a bed to lay the two half’s on top of each other, then sew them together. I hope that helps. Happy sewing!
@@jeanneolson2703 I put my blocks together in quadrants too because I don't like to sew lots of long seams. It seems to go together faster for me.
Yes I sew mine in blocks sections. Until it comes to the edges /borders.
How cool would it be to use a jelly roll of solids and have a print as a background! Endless possibilities!
This pattern grew on me, I loved the patchwork blocks, but thought it was too much background, until after it was quilted...I love it!!!
Looks stunning. As always, it's a great tutorial 👍. It's fun to watch and achievable for complete beginners. Thank you Donna, and your team for taking the time to show us how easy it is to make such a beautiful quilt .❤
Don't know about anyone else but I could watch the quilter machine all day.
Such a lovely combination of patterns and fabrics! It looks modern and traditional all at the same time with that gold quilting thread. It also looks like spring, which is so welcome this time of year.
Enjoy learning more about your sewing designs. Thank you
Nice to see you chooses a different quilting pattern then what you normally repeatedly use. Quilt is very attractive looking.
I love your videos ❤
What amazes me as I watch Donna is how quilting ever really caught took off.. In the beginning, all the stitching was by hand with no special templates to make sure your blocks were the right size. No rotary cutters. Maybe no irons. Just amazing. Donna makes it look easy but it's still a lot of work and skill
For ur work and patience
Once again, your colourway is better than the pattern! It's huge and beautiful. Thank you.
Gorgeous quilt, Donna.
I just discovered your utube channel! So excited to learn new things. New to quilting, but my sweet Grandmother was a pro. Thanks for all you teaching.
I love your channel, I found you in October 2022 and have watched all your videos lol I'm obsessed
I love the quilting on this one. That's a big quilt - when it more than fills that huge table, you know it's a big one!
Beautiful Donna! Doug pronounces his last name with a long “e”, like Leeko. You are so enjoyable to watch. I could watch your videos all day long. 😊
Hi Donna, this is a video for anyone who quilts to learn from, your explanations are so nice and understandable and you make it look easy to0 do. Thank You.
V nice Excellent
What a beautiful quilt.
This quilt has so much personality. The original picture on the pattern is a two color quilt. I don't think I would make it in two colors after I see the one you made. Thank you for the tips and how you assemble the blocks. The cutting and ironing info has helped me greatly. Thank you
Love the French General backed quilt.
Thank You Donna, I always appreciate how your videos are broken into steps and stages showing how you manage your way to completion. I hope you and your family have a wonderful joy filled week ahead. 🥰 Chris
I often don't try new patterns because of the complexity of what the picture looks like on the cover. But, when I watch your videos I think, I can do that. Thank you for another great tutorial. I can't wait to make this quilt.
Stunning!
Good morning Donna! Hi to Matt, Shirley and Everyone at Jordan Fabrics. Love the quilt. I think it looks like Spring, too!
I love your work
I love the giveaway with these wonderful French fabrics. Being French myself!! 😂
Another one that if I saw the pattern in a store I probably wouldn’t give it a second look. But everytime you make an amazing piece of art! Thank you for your videos
Always enjoy watching and learning new techniques your my favourite utube channel
Another winner. Love how you chose the gold for the negative space. Thanks Donna and Doug Leko!
Thank you so much for another great quilt
Thank you, Donna, for this wonderful tutorial and your choice of bright and attractive colors
Afrah Amusallam from stat of kuwait
Wonderful pattern, wouldn’t it look great with bright neons and a black background, thank you Donna for inspiration 💅🏻🧵🪡
Really simple to make, very effective design and lots of negative space for quilting or placing a patterned block of choice.
Another beautiful quilt made by Donna
Beautiful! I swear I could watch that longarm for hours. Beautiful quilt.
Love this! The yellow thread for the quilting really was a great choice and it gave the quilt that extra beautiful touch. I love your videos and techniques. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you again for another quilt. One of my favorite parts of your videos is when you pick out the fabric... To be honest... That's the part that takes me the most time.
Looking forward to seeing you in your next video... Until then, I'll just keep watching the others from the first one... Maybe one day I will catch up with you on making them... Somehow I just don't think that I can... Hahaha... Elizabeth 💜🐾🪡🧵
I love both quilts. The log cabin is my favorite pattern of all.
Donna, Thank-you for making every Quilt pattern look so easy, without your tutorials, I wouldn't tackle this Hobby of Quilting.. I have a
Jellyroll waiting to be opened and I think it's future is going to be to make "WATERMARKS". aPPRECIATE ALL YOUR TALENTS.
Thank you Donna for another great tutorial, love your gold colour choice for the quilting. Happy quilting everyone
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Donna, your cheery personality makes your videos a pleasure to watch. You demonstrate the making of your quilts so effortlessly that you give us confidence that we can be just as successful making ours. Thank you to you and Matt for including quilt giveaways in every video. I would watch you without them, but your generosity is noticed and appreciated. You both seem like you would be good friends to know.
I like this pattern, would be fun to see it with a colored background.
You are a Fantastic teacher! Thank you for all your helpful tips.
You just proved I ❤French General fabric!
Beautiful quilt x
A very friendly quilt, really like the colours!
Another great demo on how to quilt, lots of hints and tips. I too would like to see Donna occasionally sewing the blocks together to complete the quilts and maybe adding the borders too. Please.
You make it so easy to make ❤
That is pretty. The end looks complicated without being too complicated.
Always always look forward to your videos. It shows us all that we too can do this. You keep it clean and simple with your directions. Thank you.
You know it's a big quilt when it even overlaps Donna's table.
From the initial overview I wasn't too keen but the close up with that pretty gold pattern in the white spaces looks very nice. I think it would look good in just two contrasting colours as well. Thank you for another great video.
What a beautiful quilt...love the colors. Looks like Spring
Sometime back you and Matt made a kaleidoscope quilt that was 2 part. I’m having trouble finding it. It was a good tutorial and very informative. Speaking of Matt we haven’t seen in in awhile, he must be cutting up a storm.
Thank you for your help.
Now I know what to do with a jellyroll that was gifted to me. This quilt looks easy and is so eye-catching.
I love how the pattern went together with those big blocks. The piecing looked more intricate than it actually was, and I love the blank space that you can show off your quilting. Thanks again Donna and team for sharing another wonderful pattern.
Hi Donna, I like this quilt very much, particularly the large background spaces. I'll be able to design a lovely hand quilting motif for those! By the way I'd be interested to see a true scrappy quilt using up the leftover strips/offcuts from multiple fabric lines together. We all have huge scrap bins and I'm sure it would be a popular video :)
I was thinking the same thing about the empty spaces. We hand quilt, too. 👍
You should check out a quilt along I am doing with Corey Yoder with Coriander Quilts. The quilt pattern is Scrappy Irish Chain. It is a free pattern by Jessie Finchman. It takes 2 1/2 squares and an accent color and 3 yards of background.
I want you to know, you are my favorite TH-cam quilting lady!! You are an awesome teacher and I learn something new every time I watch your videos! I got to visit your store before covid killed off business and my husband stood there patiently while while I put a dent in the bank 😊. I was sad to hear your closed the store part. I was hoping to visit it again when I made another trip to Oregon to see family. BUT, I still shop your business online as the need arises.
Love all the white spaces surrounded by colorful blocks.
This is a beautiful quilt.
Thank you for sharing this pattern.
Happy Spring.🐇🐰🥕🧺
Another winning tutorial. By the way, your hair is beautiful!
Love watching your videos Donna. You do beautiful work and do beautiful quilts. I have incorporated a lot of your techniques, and it makes life in the sewing room so good. Thank-you for All you do. Now I have to go pattern shopping😁
love how the quilting showed in the solid light areas.... wow do love the log cabin giveaway... all your quilts are so neat. thanks for teaching us so much
Thank you for another gorgeous quilt today.It’s very modern and the colours look great. I love the gold thread which shows up beautifully and the tutorial was very informative. Thank you Donna for your expertise on colour and thread choices.Cornwall 🇬🇧
Absolutely love Doug’s patterns. The gold thread was a great choice. But that give a way quilt is just gorgeous! Thank you again for sharing another fun and beautiful quilt. Happy quilting! 🧵
Hi Donna, Thank you for making such a beautiful quilt. I love the bold fabric line with the golden flower /vine pattern, especially quilted in the background fabric.
You inspire me to quilt more, as I really enjoy your tutorials.
I love the light color standing out
Beautiful quilt!!! I love the French General fabrics.
Beautiful, love a quilt with large quilted negative spaces.
Beautiful!!
Wow Donna ! what a great quilt. I love the gold thread filling the white material and looking so good on the back. Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial with us, you make everything so easy to follow xx
What a lovely bright and happy quilt! And the give away is just stunning.
The quilting looks beautiful on the solid fabrics
Really nice quilting pattern which enhances the quilt!
Love this quilt pattern and so beginner friendly. Love the on-point pattern.
Initially I had doubts, but the finished quilt looks fabulous! This will be my next jelly roll project, using French General fabrics. It just 'speaks' to me!
I love everything about the Watermarks quilt. The design, color choices, and the quilting are perfect!
I LOVE this quilt and the gold flowers are perfect! 🥰🥰🥰
I didn't think I would like all the open spaces but your quilting made it beautiful. I've already decided to add borders to each side to make it fit my queen bed. And I love, love, love the giveaway quilt today. Keep em coming Donna!
You make your tutorials look so doable, love them. Wow, French General is my favorite line of fabric
Beautiful quilt! Thanks for the instructions!
I thought this quilt looked so complicated but when you show the steps it looks quite doable. Thank you. It's very pretty.
You have such a wonderful style! You make everything so simple to follow! You are fabulous!
I think this quilt is great. Using 30's fabric and the open space for quilting makes me think antique looking I will make this for sure!
Thank you
Love this!
I like this quilt with all of the different colors. This quilt really stands out! Thank you Donna for sharing another beautiful quilt!!
Beautiful quilt! I love the fabric, and the quilt pattern and thread color you picked are perfect.
Another lovely quilt. 😀
Another fantastic quilt. Well done Donna. I didn't think that I would like the pattern when you first showed it but it turned out a stunner. Love it. And as always great presentation.
Love the scrappy look of your quilt, and the log cabin quilt with the French General fabric is gorgeous.
Love the tote with Ian's original choice of fabrics! And as I've said before, you give such great tutorial instructions and video angles. Looking forward to making some of these; love the boxed corners and may try to make the bag size a bit deeper since it looks like the boxed corners take away from the depth of the bag.
Just ordered this pattern and a few more and fabric. too. Our family is growing weddings, first homes graduations. I just love how this quilt looks with multiple color jelly roll and two solids. This may become my go to quilt such a nice size.
Another great quilt pattern, fabric selection, and video explaining the steps in the process of completing the quilt. Your videos make my day and week. I say week because I ALWAYS watch them more than once. Thank you for being here for me to enjoy.
Hi Donna, absolutely gorgeous, beautiful quilt. your tutorials are the best 👌 👍 love the gold/yellow quilting. 💕🇨🇦
Forty years ago I made a 2color quilt for my mother from a pattern we found in Better Homes and Gardens. It was called "Young Man's Choice". If was the same pattern as the 9patch/strip block, and it was free. Truly, there really are few actual original patterns. Everything is based on old, traditional patterns designed by our quilting ancestors.