Love the modern style of the cat. I have been looking for a pattern that featured black and white type fabrics and this is it. I recently lost my black and white feline helper, she was 20. She and I started quilting together 18 years ago. I will be making this to honor her and the tradition we started long ago. She took me from a domestic machine quilter all the way to a long arm quilter. Keep the kitty patterns coming. Thank you 🤗.
Thank you Rob for sharing this quilt idea I love it the colors are excellent they blend really well together and there’s a lot of contrast which is very important! ❤️❤️
LOLOL I'm nearly blind but even I saw that 4 1/4"!! Too funny! Measure twice, cut once. A motto that's tattooed in my brain!! My next wall hanging, Rob. Going to do it in fall coloured batiks. Thanks for sharing.......Have a great day.
Love your channel and love this quilt. Of course trying to get this fabric now is good luck Charlie 😂 I adore the fabric prints too. So cool. Thanka again for another amazing video Cheers from BC Canada 🇨🇦
I really like this little quilt! I'm a quilter and yes, I love cats. As I watched this great tutorial I had 2 year old Arthur on my lap. He is one of our rescues and looks rather like a Norwegian Forest cat. He is the cat on the right in my profile pic in here. That is a baby pic. Arthur is huge now! The other one is another rescue named Evan. We have 9 cats in the house, 2 in the garage and 1 in the barn. All are rescues. Keep these great tutorials coming, Rob!
Thanks, Rob, for another great tutorial. It can be a great one for practicing my free-motion quilting, which you have inspired me to try. My black cat, Jazzie, thanks you too, she also tells me to quit sewing at night by climbing on the table and laying down on my fabric.
Puurrrrfect explaining , I now feel confident to make this crazy cat quilt, thank you so much for teaching us these fun projects and thank you for the subtitles. Look forward to more cat type quilts as I have 3 very different kitties.
I like what you have done, looks pretty easy to understand as well, I have two options to suggest. 1. snowball the black square with the gray fabric, put on outside of block. 2.snowball white fabric with tan or pink fabric, turn the white snowballed square around so the snowball is between the two ears. Now you have white and black cats with noses. Let me know what you think!
I like that Rob used a ruler most beginning quilters have in their tool box. Knowing how to use what you have and not thinking you must buy something new to make a quilt allows a quilter to grow in their new craft.
Haven’t tried quilting yet but am so tempted now.......always worried about ‘space’ needed when putting it together. Your enthusiasm is awe inspiring tho! Thank you. ( my cat says miaow too!)
I have used any large surface I have depending on the size of the quilt. A blank wall. A bank of doors. I use carpenters tape (blue tape) to hang the blocks up. Some shops will let you use their classroom to work in. Happy Creating,
Love the quilt. I have a cat who gets jealous of my quilting time and will jump on my machine when she feels i have done enough! How would you make this quilt a larger size?
I love this quilt! You have listed Catnip - Spinning Wheel White yardage listed for supplies and never say how much is needed, nor is it defined in the "Supplies Needed". Also, the "Honeybun White" 1-1/2" roll mentioned.
I really want to buy this fabric today, but when I try to download the pattern it is just a picture of the quilt. Help! Where is the pattern and quantity of fabric we need to complete it? Even the supply list doesn't have the amount of yardage. Thank you!
Unless she is advanced with eye/hand coordination, she might be more interested in helping mommy sew straight lines. When she is ready for a quilt top, consider squares sewn together in rows.
Where do I go to find the pattern for this quilt? When I download the PDF it is only a picture of the finished quilt. No directions are attached. Thank you.
Any chance that a pattern has been printed yet? I sent in a comment a while ago and still have not gotten an answer. Please let me know if one will be available. Missouri Star Quilt Company has been wonderful trying to help me get an answer. They have followed up twice with me to see if I have gotten a response. The fabrics are just sitting waiting. Also I would like size options. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Is my math is correct? The cat head blocks are 8 1/2" each, so the quadrant is 16 1/2" without sashing? The 4 quadrants with interior sashing are 32 1/2", so with sashing and borders is it 38 1/2"?
winterzee thank you for that comment. I don't know if I would have seen the pencils if I hadn't seen your comment. I immediately began thinking of colors to use to emphasize those pencils in a quilt that will be auctioned off for an educational scholarship fund!
Yes, it does! I finally saw when they got a "long distance" shot of it. It's amazing how one design can have so many different "looks" to it, by different people.
It really does! I’d love to see it in different colours like pencil crayons. The blocks would be a cute as a back to school table runner or teacher gift 🙂
I work it out about 40 inches square. The HSTs and squares were 4.5 inches unfinished, so each "head" would be an 8 inch square. 16 inches per quadrant, an inch for the sashing and inner borders and then whatever the outer borders were (maybe 2.5 inches finished?).
I you sell your quilted item, wall hangings are much less expensive to make & sell. For a larger quilt all you need to do is add another row &/or column or 2 or 3 or more & walla you have a large quilt.
Rick - It is possible to take the blocks on a wall hanging and make more to create a larger final quilt. Once you know the final size of a block, you can add as many as you want to get to the final size you would like. Most wall hangings can become King Quilts if you want. I think Rob likes to do wall hanging demos because he has an audience of very new quilters who might be intimidated by making a full size quilt. There are no limits, Rick! Go for it!
Look through all of his tapes. You might something you like. He has done things in “manly” colors. Even this quilt can be made in greens, browns, or blues. Maybe even flannels. Happy Creating.
Love the modern style of the cat. I have been looking for a pattern that featured black and white type fabrics and this is it. I recently lost my black and white feline helper, she was 20. She and I started quilting together 18 years ago. I will be making this to honor her and the tradition we started long ago. She took me from a domestic machine quilter all the way to a long arm quilter. Keep the kitty patterns coming. Thank you 🤗.
Thank you Rob for sharing this quilt idea I love it the colors are excellent they blend really well together and there’s a lot of contrast which is very important! ❤️❤️
Loved it Rob. Reminds me of our 23 year old black cat that we had to put down 5 years ago. Once made I'll never have to put this one down. Sweet.
Thanks SO MUCH for showing how to square up blocks using a regular ruler - first time I've seen that done!
I'm not a cat lover, but I'm loving the quilt design. Thanks for the video!
LOLOL I'm nearly blind but even I saw that 4 1/4"!! Too funny! Measure twice, cut once. A motto that's tattooed in my brain!! My next wall hanging, Rob. Going to do it in fall coloured batiks. Thanks for sharing.......Have a great day.
Love your channel and love this quilt. Of course trying to get this fabric now is good luck Charlie 😂 I adore the fabric prints too. So cool. Thanka again for another amazing video Cheers from BC Canada 🇨🇦
This would make a beautiful baby quilt in different colors! Love the design!
Cool project! Love the colors! And yes my 3 kitties always help with my quilting and sewing!!!
I really like this little quilt! I'm a quilter and yes, I love cats. As I watched this great tutorial I had 2 year old Arthur on my lap. He is one of our rescues and looks rather like a Norwegian Forest cat. He is the cat on the right in my profile pic in here. That is a baby pic. Arthur is huge now! The other one is another rescue named Evan. We have 9 cats in the house, 2 in the garage and 1 in the barn. All are rescues.
Keep these great tutorials coming, Rob!
Thanks, Rob, for another great tutorial. It can be a great one for practicing my free-motion quilting, which you have inspired me to try. My black cat, Jazzie, thanks you too, she also tells me to quit sewing at night by climbing on the table and laying down on my fabric.
Puurrrrfect explaining , I now feel confident to make this crazy cat quilt, thank you so much for teaching us these fun projects and thank you for the subtitles. Look forward to more cat type quilts as I have 3 very different kitties.
Hi there Rob Amazing tutorial keep them coming there Fantastic(smiles)
Love this cool quilt.
Adorei, super fácil de se fazer e mais colorido também vai ficar bonito parabéns de Portugal!
Love it! Thank you, Rob!
Fantastic as always. Stunning . PEACE...
I like what you have done, looks pretty easy to understand as well, I have two options to suggest. 1. snowball the black square with the gray fabric, put on outside of block. 2.snowball white fabric with tan or pink fabric, turn the white snowballed square around so the snowball is between the two ears. Now you have white and black cats with noses. Let me know what you think!
You should really get the new bloc loc ruler it saves so much time in squaring up half square triangles. Thanks for the tutorial. Live watching.
The Bloc Loc Rulers are great, Courtney! Glad you enjoyed the tutorial.
I like that Rob used a ruler most beginning quilters have in their tool box. Knowing how to use what you have and not thinking you must buy something new to make a quilt allows a quilter to grow in their new craft.
Ha! I LOVE your T-SHIRT!!! (made me smile)!
This is great! Thank you so much!
Love this quilt! I was wondering by adding more quadrants if you could make this quilt bigger and still keep the look of the quilt the same.
I have a Vikings fan would love this pattern. .in solids. With grays!. Thanks
Haven’t tried quilting yet but am so tempted now.......always worried about ‘space’ needed when putting it together. Your enthusiasm is awe inspiring tho! Thank you. ( my cat says miaow too!)
many use the floor i cant so i use the table takes a little longer but it works ive even used my bed to sandwich the quilt
I have used any large surface I have depending on the size of the quilt. A blank wall. A bank of doors. I use carpenters tape (blue tape) to hang the blocks up. Some shops will let you use their classroom to work in. Happy Creating,
Love the quilt. I have a cat who gets jealous of my quilting time and will jump on my machine when she feels i have done enough! How would you make this quilt a larger size?
Lucinda Meyer to make it larger, you could make the quadrants 3 by 3 instead of two by two. Or 3 by 2 if you wanted to make it rectangular.
I love this quilt! You have listed Catnip - Spinning Wheel White yardage listed for supplies and never say how much is needed, nor is it defined in the "Supplies Needed". Also, the "Honeybun White" 1-1/2" roll mentioned.
Love this!!! Thanks for the inspiration =^-^=
Do you always back stitch? If so do you do find this helps keep your quilt top from falling apart?
I love the guilt, even though I am a dog person.
Same here!!! (But while I love dogs, I do like cats!)
Fun!
Rob, what size are the blocks and what size is your finished quilt?
Awesome quilt. Is there a pdf for this?
There is a PDF link under the utube as well as 2 other links.
Beth Jessen Those pdf's are for supplies and a picture if the layout. Neither are the instructions.
I’m a dog and cat person. My one cat always falls asleep on my ironing board when I’m in the middle of a project
what sewing machine you are using? looks very comfortable. Am in the market for a new one
I really want to buy this fabric today, but when I try to download the pattern it is just a picture of the quilt. Help! Where is the pattern and quantity of fabric we need to complete it? Even the supply list doesn't have the amount of yardage. Thank you!
Do you think this would be a good one for my 3 year old to try? I'd do the cutting for her but do you think it's one she could do to learn to sew?
teach her on a pillow case first
kriss hickman Thank you. I'll have her do that. I'm sure she'll love it.
Unless she is advanced with eye/hand coordination, she might be more interested in helping mommy sew straight lines. When she is ready for a quilt top, consider squares sewn together in rows.
Which machine is Rob using?
Where do I go to find the pattern for this quilt? When I download the PDF it is only a picture of the finished quilt. No directions are attached. Thank you.
This would make a fabulous charity raffle quilt. I kinda see a dog t to the black triangle surrounded by white looks like a nose
I seem to miss when you tell us what size the quilt is the way you made it, did you say or didn't say ??
Any chance that a pattern has been printed yet? I sent in a comment a while ago and still have not gotten an answer. Please let me know if one will be available. Missouri Star Quilt Company has been wonderful trying to help me get an answer. They have followed up twice with me to see if I have gotten a response. The fabrics are just sitting waiting. Also I would like size options. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Is my math is correct? The cat head blocks are 8 1/2" each, so the quadrant is 16 1/2" without sashing? The 4 quadrants with interior sashing are 32 1/2", so with sashing and borders is it 38 1/2"?
It looks like pencils. :)
winterzee thank you for that comment. I don't know if I would have seen the pencils if I hadn't seen your comment. I immediately began thinking of colors to use to emphasize those pencils in a quilt that will be auctioned off for an educational scholarship fund!
Yes, it does! I finally saw when they got a "long distance" shot of it. It's amazing how one design can have so many different "looks" to it, by different people.
It really does! I’d love to see it in different colours like pencil crayons. The blocks would be a cute as a back to school table runner or teacher gift 🙂
I really don't like making hanging quilts, the smallest I go is table runners, next size is a twin.
what is the size of this quilt
I kept waiting for you to mention the size of the blocks and or the finished quilt. Did I miss the size being mentioned?
no it was not mentioned
I work it out about 40 inches square. The HSTs and squares were 4.5 inches unfinished, so each "head" would be an 8 inch square. 16 inches per quadrant, an inch for the sashing and inner borders and then whatever the outer borders were (maybe 2.5 inches finished?).
Thanks Joshua
thank you
Why do u back stitch so far you are the only person that says to back stitch when quilting & I have watched over 100 quilting videos
My sweet baby tries to help me. I have 4 however one is my assistant. Tried to post her picture , but I couldn't get it to go.
Ayy, lmqo
Laugh my quilt off
First?
Pattern isn’t available anymore. Yikes. Looks like a fun pattern for Halloween
You mean I can call Missouri Star Quilt people and they will quilt if for me? wow...great.
Change the colors and you can have pencils in a star pattern for a teacher.
I'm sick of wall hangings. Start making Quilts, please?!
I you sell your quilted item, wall hangings are much less expensive to make & sell. For a larger quilt all you need to do is add another row &/or column or 2 or 3 or more & walla you have a large quilt.
Rick - It is possible to take the blocks on a wall hanging and make more to create a larger final quilt. Once you know the final size of a block, you can add as many as you want to get to the final size you would like. Most wall hangings can become King Quilts if you want. I think Rob likes to do wall hanging demos because he has an audience of very new quilters who might be intimidated by making a full size quilt. There are no limits, Rick! Go for it!
Gorgeous quilt not for me to do lol
Now I know why you looked different... you didn't have on your glasses. I like your glasses better.
I came to man sewing because I thought you would show me some manly shit ...not just endless quilts ...whats manly about quilts .
What's not?
What is unmanly about quilts?
Look through all of his tapes. You might something you like. He has done things in “manly” colors. Even this quilt can be made in greens, browns, or blues. Maybe even flannels. Happy Creating.