No-fuss, Raw-edge Double Wedding Ring Baby Quilt
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Join RBD guest, Carmen Geddes of Ten Sisters Handicraft, as she demonstrates how to make an easy, no-fuss, raw-edge double wedding ring baby quilt. This is a scrappy project that does not demand a lot of precision. In fact, Carmen encourages, inexactness to compliment the quilt's raw-edge scrappy look. Download the template here:
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At first I wasn't sure about a Dbl Wedding Ring would be good for a Baby Quilt.... when all was said and done I fell in love with it!! I think I'll call it Baby's Dbl Teething Ring 😂 It reminds me of the Teething Rings my children had in the '70s. Thanks for sharing the ideas... very clever 👏 👌
very cute ! love the teething ring comment your so clever too !
Have you tried using freezer paper for the fabric arc template? Then you can iron it in place, and if you make several of the same template, you could cut the entire strip.
You can also use school glue instead of fusible web to position your arches. You can press it without steam to help dry it or pin the ends and the center of each arch and wait for the glue to dry. School glue is washable, just like the school glue stick; after the quilt is washed, it will be soft.
On machine quilting, you make it look easy to pivot when using only fabric piece that is one block size. I find so many machine quilting videos demonstrate the same way. It is misleading. However when quilting a larger quilt, even baby quilt size you would need to free motion quilt in my opinion. Could not easily straight line machine quilt. That being said; I love this quilt and method for making top. Looks great and fabric possibilities endless. Thanks
I have quilted up to a queen size quilt on my domestic machine. You can plan your quilting so that you don't do each individual piece and pivot around it. For example, you could quilt the tops of all the rings in 1 row and then go back and quilt all the inner curves on that row.
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I made a wedding ring quilt for my son and daughter-in-law and said I would never make another one but I think I’ll try this method for my daughter and son-in-law. Very creative!
Love this I use different stitches when I sew down raw edge application, so I will try it with those too.
OMG this is my kind of quilting. IT DON'T HAVE TO BE PERFECT, Love it, thank U so much
Oh my!! That was the cutest thing 🥰🥰 Love that technique!!!
You have made this looks so easy and achievable. I had finished my last project and was wondering what to do next. I think I have found my next project. Thank you
This is perfect for a baby quilt
This looks like a fun project! Thank you!
This little quilt is so cute and an easy way to make the wedding ring quilt 💖😊
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I love your ideas....such a great quilt for my scraps ❤
As always THANK YOU CARMEN GEDDES ! amazing easy peazy way to do the DWR quilt ! a GREAT way to use our 2 1/2" strips !
Oh I love this idea! I will “sew” be trying this one! I will use the freezer paper for my fabric templates. Thank you!
What a super fun idea!! This would be cool done with flannel too. Maaaybe someday there will be an acrylic template 😄
I love making baby quilts.... they are so happy!! Just finished one last night and this will be my next one for sure! But, I'm going to have my local glass shop cut a couple acrylic templates.
If you want your quilt to last, do NOT just throw it in the washing machine...UNLESS you really don't like the quilt and don't want it to last. Instead, put the quilt in the machine by itself, set the machine to the gentle cycle and use a MINIMAL amount of FREE and CLEAR detergent when you wash the quilt. THIS IS NOT AN OLD PAIR OF JEANS. DO NOT THROW IT IN THE DRYER ON HIGH HEAT!!! Instead, if you want the quilt to last, dry it for a short time (5 minutes) on permanent press/ medium temp. Then remove it and let it air dry in the shade or on a drying rack. Some of the quilts I made have been washed using a regular cycle and then dried on high and they haven't lasted. I was shocked when I saw how they looked. I am glad the recipients enjoyed using them, but it was my mistake for not making them realize how to care for their quilt. Now I enclose a quilt care card with every quilt I make. I still use a 30 year old quilt and it looks like new because I wash and dry it gently..oand it really does not take any extra effort..
Oh my goodness what fun! I'm so glad I watched this tutorial. I never would have guessed how easy this process would be. I can hardly wait to try it. I'm thinking what other patterns or blocks this technique would work with! Thanks :)
Brava Carmen; and thank you!
Thank You So Much, I would never had thought of doing this❣️
How fun! I will definitely give this a try. Thanks very much! Pam Miller
Hi , I'm new here and I just want to say I love your quilt ! I just might try one myself , thanks to you !😊❤
You could use freezer paper to make the arch to cut the fabric with.
I just left the same comment. Great minds think alike!
Nice video with a fast way to make the DWR quilt!
Fun project to try. Thank you! 🙂
Great tutorial! Thank you so much!!
This looks like so much fun.
Lovely quilt and fun tutorial.
so excited to get started
Love love this pattern
Love your videos thanks☺
Love this so much!
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I can’t wait to try it!
I love this!!
Brilliant quilt. Love the video, but though you left the template you didn’t give the pattern. How many arc’s as you call them do you cut? How large is it? How many center squares and what size? Is that a full Jelly Roll or did you use something smaller? Then love the shape, is it just rounded corners or is it scalloped large? So many questions😂😂
❤ awesome
I think since you’re using pre cuts it would be easier to put your fusible on the back of your strips before you cut.
Thank you for sharing.
Love this lot!!!
Could you use the 28-inch rotary cutter instead? Also, it isn't easy to turn the whole quilt so plan out how you want to do the quilting with the least turning. In rows or diagonal. Just plan! Beautiful quilt and an easier way to do it. Thank you for sharing. Read the comments there are several great suggestions.
Also remember that with a bigger quilt it will be a ton of work to keep rotating your whole quilt. You could just go along the archs first, then add your square centers last. That way you can make just one pass at a time, without trying to rotate the huge quilt.
Just wondering where you place the arcs? Do you put them on the lines, inside the lines?
Would you use a walking foot?
This is so cute! Can you tell us what fabric jelly roll you used please?
Why didn’t you iron the fusible to the jelly roll strip before you cut?
It seems she wants the fusible to be smaller than the cut curved piece on purpose. I presume to allow the edge to come up and fray slightly once stitched down for the raw edge appliqué look
Cute method! Thanks for sharing! What is the pattern for the chain quilt on the wall?
What Riley pokey fabric are you using? So cute🤗
Does the fusible web make the appliquéd quilt stiff? Would Solvy (sp?) work so it could be washed out? I guess not if not stitched down. 😊
No-fuss, Raw-edge Double Wedding Ring Baby Quilt Where can I get this pattern
Did you say how may arcs you need?
I have several WIP pieced quilt tops! 😩
Where can I purchase the pattern?
What is the size of the arcs
Where do you find the pattern?
If this was actually a quilt, how can you pivot as you show!
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Is there a pattern for this?
Look in yhe description box, click on "more", then click on the link provided. Hope that helps :)
You fold that fabric with great skill and flair; it won’t work for me!!! 😅 I may try though but not as a baby quilt.
Where do you find the pattern please?