Drunkard's Path - SEW EASY CURVED PATCHWORK!
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Donna I can’t tell you what it means to me to finish work after a hard week on a Friday and find you’ve posted a new video. You’re such an inspiration and the videos are always beautifully shot.
Me tooo!!
Agree!!
Oh my goodness! I look forward to waking up Saturday mornings to watch your video tutorials! You are building our confidence and inspiring us every step of the way Donna. Beautiful camera angles make us feel like we’re right there with you. Thank you so much!
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I don’t know why, but I could literally sit here and watch that quilting machine do it’s thing all day.
Me too. Trying to decide if I take out my dinning room table and install a quilt machine... My BFF has one. I love to pick out the patterns.
If I had loose cash I'd buy one and make quilts just so I could load them on this machine and watch it work.
Mesmerising isn't it!!! :D
Right!?! I'm wondering what it all is. I've seen long arm machines, but I don't know how they do it all on their own. Are there special machines that do that or computer programs?
Same here. I sometimes rewatch her videos and skip to the quilting just to watch the machine work. If I could afford one, I know where I’d be every afternoon!
Let's just appreciate that her nails almost always match the project she's working on 😍💅 also makes curves a lot less intimidating!
Love these tutorial videos. Thanks
OMG!!! So glad someone has mentioned her nails!!! I don't know how many screenshots I've gotten of her videos on my phone JUST so I can show her nails to my nail tech to pick colors! I love Donna for so many reasons!!! 💖💖💖
Edit to add that I am finally getting my king size quilt back from my LAQ this weekend. I based it on her Hip to be Square free pattern and added several borders to it. Not to mention a bargello table runner, and those will not be the last! I'm thinking this Drunkard's Path might be perfect for a layer cake I'm waiting on the perfect pattern for! Yipee!!!
I also made TONS of the Christmas Tree Napkins this past Christmas and my in laws even asked me to make more so that THEY could give them as gifts!
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I've noticed that too. Styling and profiling!! 😊
I've noticed that too. Styling and profiling!! 😊
I love your videos. You are a pleasure to watch and I always learn something from you.
Hi Donna, I was looking for a way to put a circle in the middle of a quilt. I thought about the drunkard path and checked out lots of tutorials on TH-cam, but they all seemed to want to use pins. It looked really difficult. I watched so many videos but was uninspired until I saw yours. I was able to make my own template and included the notches. By following your instructions I matched up the notches as I sewed along. Just magical and I achieved the result I wanted.
Thank you for the very clear and simple instructions you give. I have learnt a lot from you.
I get so excited when I see a new Jordan Fabrics vid in my inbox. After doing the double wedding ring quilt, this one looks like a piece of cake. Pun intended lol! I love the colors and of course, you always make it look so easy. Always a bonus when I guess the quilting thread color! Fabulous job as always and kudos to your incredible cameraman or camerawoman! 👏🏻
Donna your hair looks gorgeous as this light color. It suits you so well. Love this tutorial 💖
Thank you!
I love your videos. You’re an amazing teacher. I always feel like “I can do this” after watching one of your tutorials. Thank you so much!
I love the name garden path instead of drunkards path. With the pretty fabrics you used it's a great name for your quilt
me, too! The name runkdards path always brings bad memories
You're right, that is a lot easier method than the pinning (and then rip out and do again) method I learned in my beginner's class in 2019! Your quilt is lovely and it is such a treat to hear you relate the story of Anne as I happen to be from Prince Edward Island:)
Love the quilt going to try it myself I have never tried anything with circles but with those templates I think I can do it and your excellent video
Just love this quilt! Well i like all the quilts you make Donna. Fitting the two pieces reminds me of my dressmaking days ie vintage when you had to ease the fabric to fit.
Thank you so much for sharing. 🌻
I loved the Anne books too, they were mum's from when she was a young girl
Thank you very much for this video. You explain everything quite perfectly.
Thanks Donna! Would also love to see you make a Storm at Sea quilt. Please?! Hugs from Michigan
Thanks for giving me the confidence to attempt curves. ❤️
I cannot believe the give away quilt today is the one I have wanted to make for my granddaughter! She loved the greens and purples and I can't wait to enter the drawing. I've read & have the full set of Anne of Green Gables & loved the books. I've visited the area in Cavendish, Prince Edward Island & also have gone to the home of the author's (Lucy Maud Montgomery) aunt & uncle where she lived at one time. The lake of shining waters was outside her bedroom window. I've visited her gravesite in Cavendish, where every summer, it is totally covered with beautiful flowers. Amazing area to visit if given the chance.
a 28mm works well when cutting small spaces - curves are my favorite quilts to make!
Eek! To misquote a movie "I see curved piercings..." scary!
@@beverlynelson90 Hahahahaha! That's going to be in my head now :)
That's a lovely pattern...the little clips on the curve also help to almost straighten the curve a bit..when making clothes I always, clip my curves...
Your giveaway is my favourite of your quilts, I'm Scottish, and the colours remind me of our thistle, it's a beautiful colour scheme and yes I will enter your giveaway, I don't always but have to take a chance this time..thank you for the tutorial, love from Dundee, Scotland...xx
You always inspire, inform, share your knowledge and of course entertain. You are a gift to all us quilters, thank you.
Toutes plus belles les une que les autre. Beau travail. Merci de France jordan.
I love this you always give the best easy to follow directions!
These videos are the reason I bought a sewing machine!!
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Thank you so much for such for your great instruction on the drunkard pattern. I too have no attempted it because of the curves. You have given me confidence!
انا عربيه واعتز باللغة العربية ومن أجل هذا لن اكتب غيرها حتي لو علمت كل لغات العالم اريد أن أقول لك انتي فنانه وعندك حس فني وابداعي وفقك الله احببت طريقتك في الشرح بطريقه احترافيه والتجميع في الاخر انتي مدهشه وفنانه كانك بترسمي لوحه فنيه ولها قيمه وقامه ماشاء الله تبارك الله احسن الخالقين
I love watching the long arm do the quilting. It is so relaxing!
Nails are beautiful this week, as usual.
It is a beautiful job! Congratulations!!
I love your channel! The way you explain things makes them seem so much easier than I have tried to mske them! I also enjoy knowing you are from GP. We lived down there (Rogue Valley)for almost 8 years. (Medford. Phoenix, Medford, Talent) before moving up here (NW of Salem)My niece actually just moved from GP to Tx and one of my daughters lives in Winston)
I am completely self taught. I started with pillow cases then curtains. A couple Christmases ago I made everyone in my family their own quilt. The starting plan was for each person to have a personalized one. But, sadly that's not how things worked out. I was sewing at my kitchen table right after returning from buying a TON of fabric. I was SO EXCITED! I had just found almost everything I needed to make the 9 quilts needed for my husband, son, 4 daughters, their 2 boyfriends. and my grandson. I had the cord to the machine stretched between the kitchen counter and the table when someone let my dogs in. Luna is 1/2 German Shepherd and a big sweet girl. As she came running in she ran under the cord for my sewing machine and pulled it off the table! I did one of those loud high pitched gasps and she stopped in he tracks. We both stood there staring at my sewing machine as it lay on the kitchen floor in a bunch of pieces. Me with my hand over my mouth and tears streaming down my face. Luna with her normally tall and proud ears laying back on her head and her tail tucked between her legs. I couldn't be mad at her when she looked up at me with those big brown heartbreakingly sad eyes. It was my fault after all. I just didn't know how I was going to sew all those quilts without my sewing machine! That April afternoon started my "quilt quest of 2020" Besides 2020 being the year of Covid it also marked many other things for our family. Our 4th (of 5 kids) graduated from college but because of Covid nobody saw her walk across the stage with all her cords etc and accept her diploma and congratulations for all her accomplishments. We lost many dear friends and family (none to covid) But, as a country we were all told to stay home. and if we had to go out wear masks and stay 6ft away from eachother. I have always loved blankets and big sweaters. I've told my kids that I feel like they are like wrapping myself up in a hug and if they are from a person even better. So the quilts for Christmas were going to be my way of hugging my family from a distance. I began the search for a machine It ended up with me buying 4 used, borrowing 1, before buying one that finally arrived in December! I then OVERCOMPLICATED the ones I made for my oldest daughter, and grandson ( I decided that the one I made for her could be the "family one"), They got thrirs the week after Christmas but it meant I spent a lot if sleepless nights and did a lot of hand quilting, I then did the ones for the other 4 kids ( all adults) and decided that the boyfriend wasn't getting one. My poor husband STILL hasn't gotten his! I have had 18 months of major health crisis and even though I watch quilting videos every day I sadly haven't been able to sit down at my machine ( I even have a sewing room now) to work on it. My plan is to start working a little every day to make my sewing room more accessable for me and get it done. Sorry for such a long post but I think ANNE would approve 😉I just wanted you ro know I appreciate you and to tell others that it diesnt HAVE to be complicated to be beautiful. Take a step back, look at it and see if maybe just maybe you can take what looks like you are tying yourself in knots to do, break it down and male it simple. 🤯😏😃🙌🪡🧵✂️📐📏💟🔲🔳 Blessings!
Of all the quilters you’re the most pleasant and I love all your patterns. You’re such an inspiration.
you have very nice materials.working is both easy and enjoyable.
I love the colors in that quilt. I look forward to your videos, Donna.
I Love this quilt and your tutorial😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Thank you 😊
I love this!! One of my favorite stories, too. The colors are gorgeous.
This is going to be my next project. Im very new to sewing, and this looks like fun.
Hi mem I like your quilting, I learn to sew in 1987 but I have never did this its so beautiful.
Working on it now. Thank you so much Donna!!!
I've never sewn a drunkards path but I love how that ruler has the notches to help with lining up the fabrics! Great idea and a beautiful finished quilt. More nice camera work today :)
This is a quilt I would never have wanted to do either, but this tutorial is enough to add it to my list of quilt patterns to make! And again excellent camera work. Love watching these and always learn something. Thank you Donna
I love that line of fabric, and you did such a wonderful job with the curved pattern. I never much cared for this patter before, but after seeing your video of how to sew it together, it doesn't look so intimidating. Tks so much Donna for all of your tutorials, the way you explain the pattern and the different layouts of it, makes it look so different. Look so forward to your tutorials.
I fricking love your videos! I not only watch them to learn but if I can't sleep, I watch them to relax a bit. Your voice is calm and the processe of making something is very satisfying, specially when is done so well!
I would love to try quilting but we're I live quilting cotton (or wherever other names it has) is not a thing really. You can find some fabrics but it is not advertise as such, it's just coincidence. And my sewing machine keeps acting up, so frustrating.
Anyway I love your videos! And I always get amazed by your nails designs as a fellow nail enthusiast! In that case I do have like 500 nail polish bottles plus tools. I guess nail stuff is more common around the world 😆
I love watching Donna's videos in the evening too. Very entertaining, interesting, calming and I always learn things.
I am no where ready for the double wedding ring quilt no matter how much I want to do it, HOWEVER I think I could pull this one off. I love that fabric too! Thank you so much Donna!!! I'm almost done with my first quilt!
Donna, I’m glad that I’m not the only one who walks around with either one slipper or shoe on while I’m sewing. 🥳
I noticed that too! Lol
Nuts, I was dead asleep when this premiered!!
Sent this video to my mother. Anne of Green Gables has always been her favorite book! 😊💕
Amethyst Meadows have you watched Ann Of Green Gables on NETFLIX it is so good but just wish it would play more .
@@yolandahale3140 I didn't watch the netflix one but I watched the Disney Channel one!
I made the Drunkard's path quilt out of all scraps from my stash and it is really colorful and easier than I thought it would be.
Bet it’s beautiful. It’s perfect for many scraps.
I love the Drunkard’s Pathway pattern, Donna. My mother made a quilt using blue and yellow and it was lovely. It was not a scrappy quilt like she did (4 daughters). She did not have the great measuring tools and machines but I loved her quilts and I miss her so much. Thank you for using this lovely pattern.
Sehr schön 😊habe mir jetzt den Stoff bestellt. LG Simone
Love the matte manicure!
Drunkard’s Path was the first quilt I pieced...I had it hand quilted by a group of ladies that I had known most of my life. One of the ladies had been my Sunday school teacher for years. Sadly, my quilt was the last she quilted with the group as she passed the day after my quilt was finished. I asked the ladies to sign their name and I’ve embroidered their name on the quilt. Love the Drunkard’s Path pattern, but it can be a booger to piece, but Donna’s instructions make it so much easier.
Thank You So Much!!! The Drunkards Path has been on my bucket list for most of my life, my Grandma did one in red and white back in the '60's, before she died, and I've always wanted to do one too. You have answered a lot of questions for me. Thank You, Donna!!!
I loved all the Anne books too and I’m sure she would love taking this quilt on one of her many adventures. Beautiful as always Donna. A real treat for a Friday evening. Thank you so much for bringing some calm and beauty to our day.
Love the colors 😍 and the pattern great choice
What gorgeous fabric. Thank you
Thanx. You have shown it in a easy way.
I am very happy to watch your video, it helped me a lot. Thank you
Wow! Another magnificent video! I have a small quilt made by my late Mom hanging in my bedroom. It has similar curves and was a scrap quilt. It's beautiful. I remember when she was making it her mentioning how fun the blocks were to make. They're perfect, so I'm sure she must have used a similar ruler template.
Thank you Donna and Jordan family for all your work on behalf of us quilters. I just started quilting this year on Mom's 40 and 50 year young machines. I have finished a Hint of Fall quilt and am about to finish my Tradewinds quilt. Could NOT have done these w/o you. I ADORE you, and how your clothing, jewelry and nails always match the quilts you're making, but that's just the icing on the cake of your fabulous and sweet instruction. THANK YOU!!!
Hi Donna, I so enjoy watching your videos, you give me a sense of encouragement that I may make your quilts, after watching you. Thanks so much !! Linda
Anne of Green Gables is one of my favourite classics! I love how the fabric in the quilt ' Drunkards Path' turned out. I thought it was more difficult to work out the curves! Thanks Donna for making it so simple as always with your tutorial. Wishing you a Happy, blessed Easter xx
This is a beautiful Quilt! Just love the fabric color combination!!
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Beautiful. Makes it look easy.
Nice to watch your new project. I never miss everytime you post a new video.
I look forward to her tutorials and have made several of them afterwards!
Love how easy you made drunkards path look I want to get those templates and try it myself now thank you so much for your details and showing us how to do it
Love it and love your tutorials, thank you.
I LOVE all your videos!! Very informative
Donna and Matt, you have been such a blessing in my journey to learn how to quilt. You are both so good at explaining things in a way that takes out the intimidation factor. I so look forward to seeing your new creations, and hope to one day visit your store. ❤️
I loved Anne as a child and so does my now you g adult daughter. I made her an Anne quilt from a line that came out a few years ago. She and I also took a trip to PEI a few years ago and that is one of my favorite mother daughter trips ever. 💗 thank you for your easy to follow videos. They are my favorite.
I am so jealous! My daughter and I also enjoyed the books and have both read and listened to the audio version while on a long car trip. One day we may too get to visite PEI.
Always love Donna's videos, even with one shoe on and one shoe off, LOL You're such a Joy! Pat
So love this quilt
I love Anne of Green Gable's, I have family back east they live very close. 🇨🇦🌻🙏
Love watching your videos, always something to learn and you make us feel like we can do anything. Miss seeing Matt, were has he been?
Wow, great instructions and great camera job.🌸🧵
I have used the sandpaper dots for years - I find that putting two or three in strategic places keeps the template from sliding and the rotating mat for cutting circle quilts works great!
Good working 👍💯 good job very very good working
That was amazing! Very helpful and easy to follow 👏👏
This is the second pattern you've done that takes all the intimidation and stress out of trying to sew (mentally) difficult patterns. Your instructions are very clear and stress free! Thank you!
Love watching your videos
You make it look so simple! It was beautiful when finished. GOD bless
Donna you give me such inspiration I am going to give this one a go! Thank you ☺️
My very first quilt was a drunkard’s path.
Fortunately I had some dressmaking skills that served me well!
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Your projects are all beautiful and I love the way you explain.Thanks a lot.I am from Argentina.My name Is Irene
I have always been intimated by patterns with curves. Your explanation and demonstration makes it look so simple. Love the fabric and the nails!
Very nice love colors
Nailed the thread color again! LOL
Me too for once!!!!
Miss Donna, I love this.. the color combination is classic.. You are so motivating and your love of quilting shows in your teaching skills.. thanks for sharing.
Beautiful, surprisingly this is the first quilt I chose to do and hand stitched, more than 43 years ago. Mistakes there were many, but I’m sitting here snuggled up under that very quilt. My 4” templates were made out of cardboard, the pattern was the centre circle and branched out from there. My colour choices were solid brown, peach and beige, nothing that I would ever go for now. Thanks for sharing your version love your fabrics 👍❤️😊
Another great video! Thank you 🙏🏽
I love this 👍👍👍
I get so excited when I have notification for a new video from The Jordan, I believe I follow you over three years... and make five quilts in total, look forward to keeping my passion in quilting. Thank you Donna, Jordan family and staff for your stunning job. 👍🏻
I love this quilt
I have owned this template for over six months but was afraid to try it. Thank you Donna for this video. I believe I can do the block now. The Quilt is Beautiful! Always look forward to watching every video you do. You are an excellent teacher. Lots of hugs from St. Louis, MO.
Love watching all your pieces I'm a beginner, Della Vigil
Thank you so much Donna for another wonderful tutorial. I ordered my templates today from Jordan Fabrics and I am ready to tackle the Drunkards Path. Loved the reference to the Cordial and the Currant Wine. lol. One of my favorite parts of the book and old (80's) movies Anne of Green Gables. It's nice to see where you get your inspirations for quilts and projects. Also I love when we go shopping at Jordan Fabrics via video and you show different fabrics and how they look as a background or boarders. I also love how sometimes you pick different colors or textures for the background fabric instead of just white. It helps get my wheels turning and ideas forming. Thanks for being so generous with your knowledge, patterns and time. Many blessings to you, your family and all the whole Jordan Fabric crew.
Love this quilt thanks so much
What a beautiful quilt! Thanks for showing those drunkard’s path templates with the slits - I think they may be the secret to incent me to try curved piecing after all. You make it look doable, Donna. Gorgeous fabric choice too - that cordial scene is the most memorable Anne of Green Gables excerpt for me too!! 🥰
That template certainly makes it look easy Donna. There is hope for those of us who are warey of curves!
first quilt I ever made was a drunkards path quilt for my oldest child when he graduated high school two years ago. I did get an acrylic template set from another company. I can see how the notches in this larger set help make things easier for those scared of the process. I didn't know to be scared I guess you could say. I just did it. Being my first quilt make, I wasn't worried about perfect. And it came out great. Two years later, I can't tell you were any problems were. I've forgotten. I think I only had two, maybe three of the 4.5 inch blocks that had micro pleats in them I didn't find and fix before the 'duck it all' phase hit. My kiddo loves it. I now plan on quilts with patterns that let me sew then cut shapes to make "magic". Those I find easiest. But starting with a smaller drunkards path made me fearless in trying to find the reasons for so many quilt patterns. 😀
Thank you for always providing such detailed videos. You’re a natural teacher and easy to listen to. Beautiful quilt! ♥️
i was just at a drunkards path color work class... grin. good timing!
Donna, I LOVE YOUR NEW HAIR COLOR. It makes you look even YOUNGER!
Using the circles and kids fabric it would be a GREAT tic tac toe board! Make some X’s and O’s pillows and it would be a perfect gift for a grandchild or toddler!!! ON MY LIST!!! 😍
Now you sewing those curves is just great! Thank you!!!
Fabulous!!!
Great video. Those are better templates than others I’ve seen.