My friends and I each made quilts with the 10" blocks like the one in your video. Then we made arrangements to take them to a Ronald McDonald house across from a hospital. They were so happy to get the quilts. The ladies gave us a tour of the house being careful not to disturb any patients or relatives of patients. We had such a wonderful time that day. Each child gets to keep the quilt he or she recieves.
Jenny, I guess now after making 9 quilts of this pattern I can make my first comment. Thank you for being you Jenny. Your fun attitude inspired me to make my first quilt at the age of 62 and 11 months. I never learned to sew until I started watching video of you and Donna Jordan on You Tube. This pattern is fun and easy. If I can do it, ANYONE can. Wish I could figure out how to post a pic of one of my quilts.
Jenny is still totally awesome 12 years later! Lots of updates in the studio as well as the lovely additions of Natalie and Misty. Love all these gals😊
i love the second quilt she showed, Jenny is the best ! she makes her instructions easy to follow and her voice is so cheerful, not like some that there voice is so boring i cant wait till the tute is over ! i also like the new works i learn like missmash!!
Jenny- you have come a LONG way ! from a Walmart singer and regular iron to top of the line... I still (obviously) go backward and look at your videos! God bless you and your family for bringing to us old ladies a new hobby and for restoring the town!
Twelve years ago, you taught me to quilt, when I lived in Va. Now back in Australia and about to make this old fav with a tropical coloured LC....thankyou Jenny....love you xxx JillyAnderson
This is my favorite tutorial because I am not a fast quilter. I began in 2008 and learned everything from you. I desperately wanted a quick top for my cousin who was being treated for cancer to take with her to chemo. I made this for her in a bright beautiful floral. I told her that every square was a happy memory of the fun we have shared. I made a border around it and told her that it was my love. I took the scraps and made another border of small squares and told her that each square was a prayer for her and the final outer border was a white on white with hearts as the pattern and I told her that was the love of God and that he was always with her. She kept her quilt throughout her entire battle. My aunt said that it brought her so much comfort and took it everywhere she went.
Your a great teacher! I use to sew 35 years ago, but have not done much since. Layer cakes, jelly rolls, these precut fabric weren't available then, sure makes things so much easier! After watching your videos, I am making my daughter a quilt! Keep these videos coming, young and not so young, can use these to create heirlooms for generations to come.
Just another great, easy quilt block. I love these videos and how you can make pretty quilts without doing a lot of triangles and tiny pieces. You are a down to earth, friend next door to every quilter! Thank you, Jenny
I am very new to quilting (at 67 years old!). I found TH-cam tutorials and just went for it! I absolutely love your easy-speak and have been inspired. I already have SO many projects on the go, and have completely taken over my dining room! From a very appreciative British beginner quilter! Thank you.
Visited Missouri Star Quilt Shop in Hamilton MO yesterday, June 5th, 2015. I took a quilt there to be quilted. Even though the shop was literally full of ladies, I was treated like royalty, as though I were the only person in the store. Deb was awesome! And such patience, while measuring for backing, binding etc. I just "discovered" this shop and boy what I have been missing! Most of the quilt shops I frequented in the Greater Kansas City area some 15 years ago or more when I started making quilts, have closed. And NOW I find all these Missour Star Quilt Co. tututorials on line. What a bonus. It doesn't get any better than this. Love you Missouri Star and "Thank you so much, Deb"!
I love watching these older tutorials! The newer tutorials have some changes that make watching a little more engaging, (like fast forwarding the sewing part) but Jennie's charm and expertise shows through even when she was younger and wore a different bracelet!
I loved the tutorial and the idea ! I am going to make this quilt! How much fabric for borders I guess I will have to figure out on my own! Dimensions? Love this idea! 😊
I have just started quilting. Jenny makes the most encouraging tutorials. After watching her videos I am convinced I can quilt. I have made 3 quilts now after watching her tutorials. That's 0-3 thanks to her. Thanks for the fun, easy, and cute patterns to follow.
Hi Jenny! This was my first quilt; and I’ve made it 3 times. I found you about 5 years ago and now all my family has quilts I made. Alll learned from tutorials you made. Thank you for making it fun and teaching so well. :)
Jenny, you are the best teacher I have watched. You don't waste time talking, before time is up your amazing work is done. Thank you. Simple, beautiful, colourful, are how I define your shows.
I saw this years ago, just started making one today. SO glad to have the video to refer back to. Missouri Star is on my bucket list to visit. Love all Jenny’s tutorials.
Your videos/tutorials are THE BEST....even my 2yr old enjoys watching them....Thanks for the happy attitude too; looks like you enjoy what you do & it comes through....
I saw a beautiful layer cake in blues on your special of the day. I ordered it and now I am making this quilt. It’s fun to have an easy one once in a while. Keep doing what you’re doing. I’m a fan!
I wonder if it was one of the 2 I bought also !Sapphire from Timeless Treasures & the other is from flaurie & finch by Blue Bella !! I want to use them also !!
I love this pattern. Have made several quilts for granddaughters, and other family members with this pattern. Goes so fast and everyone loves them. Great tutorial.
I'm guessing it's 6 x 7 blocks at 9" finished size so 54 x 63 then around 6-8" border. I don't know because I haven't made it. At least they do tell you now.
@@melanietaylor0401 I made several quilts with this method. I have made some that are 50 inches wide and 86 inches long. They are 5 blocks across and 9 blocks down (45 blocks). The quilt has a 2 inch border. The blocks are approximately 9 inch square when finished. I also have made baby quilts with this method. They are 47 by 38 inches. It has a 1 3/4 inch border. It is 4 blocks across and 5 blocks down. Total of 20 blocks. It is very easy to make whatever size you need with this method. Love it.
Dear msqc, I used 5" squares to make this block. I cut the squares at 2" and 3". Used the same technique, utilizing a 30's-style children's prints. Quick and easy, i got all the blocks done in this evening, I just need to sew the rows and add a border and the top will be finished. So much fun. So cute. Thank you msqc!
As a very new quilter, I was really pleased to have read your posting from a year ago. I wanted to know what to do with a layer cake and then found that I could utilise my charm pack(s) to the same effect too! Many thanks.
Thanks so much! I had a bunch of 9” squares in my stash and decided to try it with 6 and 3. Fingers crossed! This is my first try at this, but it looked so easy.
Love your tutorials. Love the colourful fabrics you choose, and the great blocks you create. Am 67 and new to quilting and you inspire me to have the confidence to ‘just have a go’. Thank you!
I really love this pattern - tonight I'm starting my 3rd "Double Slice" quilt using Weeds by Me & My Sister. then I'll add a 2 inch border in solid black, and then surround that with a piano key border using charm packs and adding black cornerstones. It will be stunning!
I managed to..years ago..to get the exact same material and made this quilt. It is MY quilt, never leaving my bed. The others I make go to family or friends, not this one!
You have the greatest ideas for quick quilts! I just love watching your program, and love the 'send off' of all my orders from your store. I always have a good laugh, when I read how my orders are carried on a velvet pillow, and sent only by only your select staff! You guys are so much fun. Thank you, you're the best!
This is my favorite tutorial. It's my go-to for baby quilts, because it's quick, looks great, and you can modify it by just changing up the layer cake.
My mom watches your videos and got her best friend, me, and my sister hooked, too. All four of us are trying out your tutorials. Great work!! Thank you for all these!
I don't see anyone thumbs downing -- it's just there are an option. If you hit the icon, a little number appears next to it. There are no numbers next to the downward thumb. :-)
Lonna, obviously 248 IDIOTS! I Lovvvvvvvvvvvvee me some Jenny! Lonna, did you make this quilt? I just did one in a Care Bear and it came out SO cute! FAST too! Happy Quilting to you!!
Hi , your quilts have inspired me to start quilting :) i do it differently but everything i learned how to do was from you ♡ just wanted to say thank you ♡
Thank you for this tutorial. I am new to quilting so learning as I go along. These are very helpful and I've learnt some things from this I will put in my next quilt!
Jenny, love your terminology. You sound just like me 😂✌🏾 I have made quilts, table runners and placemats, and other projects because of your easy instructions 🙏💐 God bless you 👍
Another EXCELLENT tutorial! Thank you, Jenny & MSQCo. This looks easy and fun. I'm heading over to your website to buy the Christmas layer cake. P.S. I love your enthusiasm as well as your wonderful information and inspiration.
I am going to do this with my "ASPEN FROST" layer cake! And it will be mine all mine! I always wanted to make a easy christmas Quilt. Then I think I will make some shams using charm packs!. Thank you so much Jenny and all of you at Missouri Star for your inspiration!
Dear lovely Jenny, you are a very sweet woman! You can show it so nice, so I did understand everything very well. I am living in Germany. And sometimes, when I am really depressed or frustrated, I visit your "shop" - and the sun comes shining! I made a big Layer Cake Quilt for my mother - my very first project - and she was total surprised. (So was I ). Thank you very much. God bless you.
I love this pattern! I am going to make this for my grandson using my Here Boy Layer Cake by Abi Hall for Moda. I can't wait to see it finished! I also have to tell you that I was able to stop by your shop in June while my husband and I were on our way to Yellowstone. I was a crazy woman when I found out we were going to be driving by Hamilton, MO. LOVED your store and wish I had more time to look at all the stores...but as we know men (especially those circling the block pulling our camper LOL) are all about the schedule while on vacation! :)
This is one of those quilt patterns that looks so pretty, and looks way harder than it really is. If the fabric is pretty, the quilt will be pretty. I think this will be the next one I make. Wonderful tutorial, Jenny!
hello: i love your tutorials, but would REALLY love to know the finished size of your projects. for this tutorial, would one layer cake make a twin or a throw-sized quilt? thanks!
I used this pattern to make a keepsake quilt out of a friends sons receiving blankets. Cutting the blankets into the starting square block size and going forward from there. It turned out beautifully. Thanks for all the great ideas, tips and tricks.
I'm a newbie at quilting, and I just love Jenny. Even if something is not beginner, I still watch. I know someday I will be able to do the harder stuff. I can't wait to do this Double Slice Layer Quilt.
I like the block and quilt. I never know what to do with layer cakes. This is like a turning 20, but far easier and faster! Thanks for the great tutorial!
I just came across this tutorial and saved. This is gonna be my quilt to donate on the Alaska quilt drive this year! How fast and easy. Love the scrappiness of this!
I just finished putting this quilt top together using Daisy Splash by Jane Dixon. I had a little trouble getting the whole thing done without any matching blocks side by side. Including ripping seams, it took 9 hours. For my first quilt, I guess that's not too bad. I've sewn curtains, Halloween costumes, and clothing. After watching Jenny's tutorials, I got the quilting bug. I used my new Singer 9960 that my husband gave me for Christmas. I laid this out in 6 rows of 7 blocks and it measures 4.5' x 5'2" (just the top, no borders yet). Don't know how to post a picture. Thanks, MSQC.
+Jaclyn Horvath My husband and I were just discussing buying the 9960 tonight, how is it working for you? I was starting my second of this quilt pattern tomorrow, but my old faithful Singer is still in the shop getting serviced :/ Thinking I may upgrade if it takes much longer!! Thanks for the info about the finished size as well, I meant to post that with my first, but got sidetracked LOL
+teemee234 Love the machine. It was a true upgrade, coming from a basic Brother 30 years of age. Tickled pink with the auto cut, threading needle, and all the stitches! Pretty quiet too. Check smile.amazon.com for price comparison (and donation to your choice of charity). Happy quilting!
Jenny, I made this quilt cutting out all my own "layer cake" and put it together in all black and white fabric...then added triple border in white, red, white with black binding...turned out awesome...thanks so much for your videos...love them and am also enjoying your course "Quilting Quickly"
I'm new to quilting and have been looking at lots of videos to learn the best way of doing everything. Your videos are amazing! I can't believe how easy you make it look. Today I viewed one of your videos one time, went into my sewing room and actually made a block without having to view the video again. Thanks for making it so easy to understand! This video really wow'd me!!!
can you tell me the size of quilt and how many blocks across and down. plus about how much material for backing, thanks, starting project with my 10 1/2 yr old grand daughter, first quilting project for her, she is on cloud nine!!!
Now that all my Christmas quilts are completed ... I look forward to using other layer cakes to make this quick and easy quilt for 2022! Yay! Thank you so much! Love all your videos. I've learned a lot by watching them. You're the best!
I only discovered this video a couple of months ago and I love it but I only used 16 squares and a border as I don't make big quilts only couch quilts. It's a great pattern and very easy to follow as I don't like set out patterns and this one is a suprise every time you sew the pieces together. I'm now making another one using more colourful fabrics. Thank you Jenny you do a wonderful job. I live in Australia.
I love this quilt! You can take fabrics that may not be too good on their own and pair them up and make something fantastic. This is a great technique for a baby quilt. Easy and fun!
Thank you Jennie for another tutorial for us semi beginners to try. I started quilting about 10 years ago but due to health issues I had to stop doing everything, I started back a couple of years ago and I am loving the creative process. Your tutorials give me confidence to keep quilting, I am making quilts for all of grandchildren. Thank you.
Jenny, I love your tutorial! You are such an inspiration for quilting. I will make this one for the "quilts for kids"! I try to make all the ones you teach. Thank you thank you thank you! Also, hope all is going well in your neck of the woods. Big hugs! Connie
Hi Jenny. As always, I love your tutorial! How many layer cakes did you use to make that 1st quilt in the video? I want to make this but need to know how many to buy. Thanks!!
Just found this tutorial that gives an idea of it and includes Jenny's tutorial heartofwisdom.com/heartathome/double-sliced-layer-cake-quilt/ I love Jenny's tutorials because she makes it all seem easy! :)
Even after all these years, I still love this quilt block for layer cakes. I finally found it again (but not after initially panicking that it may have been removed from your playlist!) and I have a couple of layer cakes ready to roll for it. Thanks Jenny! My week has been made. You go girl!
This is the 5th quilt I ever did, but the first that after watching it inspired me to pull out fabrics I had on hand and make a quilt. Later I used this same pattern to make one for my niece. This one will always have a special place in my heart.
I love the colours. A quick effective quilt to make. I think that the tips you give are really helpful. I am heading off to make this quilt now for my niece. Thanks Jenny
Jenny, I *love* your tutorials! You make quilting sooo easy, even for beginners like me! Keep those tutorials coming! I think I have found a whole new addiction... LOL.
Thank you Jenny for all your great tutorials, I love watching them for inspiration. Last night I started this layer cake quilt for my sister in laws 50th later this year. I watched and paused all the way through as I was making the quilt, so easy and great to have an in house tutor at my fingertips. Love this channel. Wished I lived close by, but Australia is just too far. Giuliana Hudson from Sydney.
I just finished a quilt top in a day with this pattern and your Storybook Playtime layer cake. I love that fabric and how the pattern makes the quilt look all scrappy. Thanks Jenny!
I love how quick & easy this is! I am in the process of setting up a craft room and the majority of the crafting will be quilting. I look forward to watching your other videos & getting lots of great ideas! Thanks!
I so love this quilt. My daughter wants to get into quilting and this would be a perfect first quilt for her. NO SEAMS to match up. So cute. also, thank you for using regular machines, not those $3000 dollar machines. They are real nice and all, but I cannot afford one and seeing quilts made on machines like I use really encourages me. I piece on my grandma's old portable Kenmore and quilt on a very old Singer in a cabnet, also from my grandma. We never quilted together while she was alive:(
My friends and I each made quilts with the 10" blocks like the one in your video. Then we made arrangements to take them to a Ronald McDonald house across from a hospital. They were so happy to get the quilts. The ladies gave us a tour of the house being careful not to disturb any patients or relatives of patients. We had such a wonderful time that day. Each child gets to keep the quilt he or she recieves.
Jenny, I guess now after making 9 quilts of this pattern I can make my first comment. Thank you for being you Jenny. Your fun attitude inspired me to make my first quilt at the age of 62 and 11 months. I never learned to sew until I started watching video of you and Donna Jordan on You Tube. This pattern is fun and easy. If I can do it, ANYONE can. Wish I could figure out how to post a pic of one of my quilts.
Hi, Kathleen! We'd love to see it! You can share it with us either by posting to our Facebook page or by emailing it to info@missouriquiltco.com.
I have made several of these, works great because I am usually in a time crunch.
Jenny is still totally awesome 12 years later! Lots of updates in the studio as well as the lovely additions of Natalie and Misty. Love all these gals😊
I used this pattern for my very first quilt! It turned out great! Thanks Jenny!!
What you have done for the art of quilting and encouraging new quilters (like me) is so appreciated!!! Jenny, you and your staff are the BEST!!!
Hello, how are you doing my friend
i love the second quilt she showed, Jenny is the best ! she makes her instructions easy to follow and her voice is so cheerful, not like some that there voice is so boring i cant wait till the tute is over ! i also like the new works i learn like missmash!!
Jenny- you have come a LONG way ! from a Walmart singer and regular iron to top of the line... I still (obviously) go backward and look at your videos! God bless you and your family for bringing to us old ladies a new hobby and for restoring the town!
Hello, how are you doing my friend?
Wow, never knew Jenny sang at Walmart 🤣
@@doyoder2776 lol! 😆😂👍
My first machine was also a Singer from Walmart. 10 machines later and it still runs. I love Jenny's videos.
Twelve years ago, you taught me to quilt, when I lived in Va. Now back in Australia and about to make this old fav with a tropical coloured LC....thankyou Jenny....love you xxx JillyAnderson
I love how your tutorials become new again as quilters discover all the wonderful quilts you have shown us.
I love that you are left handed... so easy for a right handed person to learn by watching you....Your tutorials are great...
This is my favorite tutorial because I am not a fast quilter. I began in 2008 and learned everything from you. I desperately wanted a quick top for my cousin who was being treated for cancer to take with her to chemo. I made this for her in a bright beautiful floral. I told her that every square was a happy memory of the fun we have shared. I made a border around it and told her that it was my love. I took the scraps and made another border of small squares and told her that each square was a prayer for her and the final outer border was a white on white with hearts as the pattern and I told her that was the love of God and that he was always with her. She kept her quilt throughout her entire battle. My aunt said that it brought her so much comfort and took it everywhere she went.
Thank you so much for sharing this with us, Elizabeth. It's so amazing what a quilt made with love can do for someone.
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How beautiful and so thoughtful of you .
I know you did this ten years ago but I just seen this and going to try thank you I hope to see you in September
Your a great teacher! I use to sew 35 years ago, but have not done much since. Layer cakes, jelly rolls, these precut fabric weren't available then, sure makes things so much easier! After watching your videos, I am making my daughter a quilt! Keep these videos coming, young and not so young, can use these to create heirlooms for generations to come.
Just another great, easy quilt block. I love these videos and how you can make pretty quilts without doing a lot of triangles and tiny pieces.
You are a down to earth, friend next door to every quilter! Thank you, Jenny
Wishing a wonderful day to my amazing friend! Hope you find success and happiness wherever you go.
How are you doing today
I am very new to quilting (at 67 years old!). I found TH-cam tutorials and just went for it! I absolutely love your easy-speak and have been inspired. I already have SO many projects on the go, and have completely taken over my dining room! From a very appreciative British beginner quilter! Thank you.
Visited Missouri Star Quilt Shop in Hamilton MO yesterday, June 5th, 2015. I took a quilt there to be quilted. Even though the shop was literally full of ladies, I was treated like royalty, as though I were the only person in the store. Deb was awesome! And such patience, while measuring for backing, binding etc. I just "discovered" this shop and boy what I have been missing! Most of the quilt shops I frequented in the Greater Kansas City area some 15 years ago or more when I started making quilts, have closed. And NOW I find all these Missour Star Quilt Co. tututorials on line. What a bonus. It doesn't get any better than this.
Love you Missouri Star and "Thank you so much, Deb"!
Hello, how are you doing my friend
Hello, how are you doing my friend
Oldie but bestest! Love watching your older videos! Newer style fabrics with an old pattern. Double slice layer cake!
I love watching these older tutorials! The newer tutorials have some changes that make watching a little more engaging, (like fast forwarding the sewing part) but Jennie's charm and expertise shows through even when she was younger and wore a different bracelet!
Hi, how are you doing my friend?
I loved the tutorial and the idea ! I am going to make this quilt! How much fabric for borders I guess I will have to figure out on my own! Dimensions? Love this idea! 😊
I have just started quilting. Jenny makes the most encouraging tutorials. After watching her videos I am convinced I can quilt. I have made 3 quilts now after watching her tutorials. That's 0-3 thanks to her. Thanks for the fun, easy, and cute patterns to follow.
Hi Jenny! This was my first quilt; and I’ve made it 3 times. I found you about 5 years ago and now all my family has quilts I made. Alll learned from tutorials you made. Thank you for making it fun and teaching so well. :)
Jenny, you are the best teacher I have watched. You don't waste time talking, before time is up your amazing work is done. Thank you. Simple, beautiful, colourful, are how I define your shows.
I saw this years ago, just started making one today. SO glad to have the video to refer back to. Missouri Star is on my bucket list to visit. Love all Jenny’s tutorials.
An "oldie but goody" tutorial. I love this!!
I wanted to learn to quilt and my grandma showed me this tutorial, so we ordered the material and I will shortly be making my first quilt, can't wait
Your videos/tutorials are THE BEST....even my 2yr old enjoys watching them....Thanks for the happy attitude too; looks like you enjoy what you do & it comes through....
I saw a beautiful layer cake in blues on your special of the day. I ordered it and now I am making this quilt. It’s fun to have an easy one once in a while. Keep doing what you’re doing. I’m a fan!
I wonder if it was one of the 2 I bought also !Sapphire from Timeless Treasures & the other is from flaurie & finch by Blue Bella !! I want to use them also !!
I love this pattern. Have made several quilts for granddaughters, and other family members with this pattern. Goes so fast and everyone loves them. Great tutorial.
Wish someone would put the quilt size on here !!
I'm guessing it's 6 x 7 blocks at 9" finished size so 54 x 63 then around 6-8" border. I don't know because I haven't made it. At least they do tell you now.
@@melanietaylor0401 I made several quilts with this method. I have made some that are 50 inches wide and 86 inches long. They are 5 blocks across and 9 blocks down (45 blocks). The quilt has a 2 inch border. The blocks are approximately 9 inch square when finished. I also have made baby quilts with this method. They are 47 by 38 inches. It has a 1 3/4 inch border. It is 4 blocks across and 5 blocks down. Total of 20 blocks. It is very easy to make whatever size you need with this method. Love it.
Dear msqc, I used 5" squares to make this block. I cut the squares at 2" and 3". Used the same technique, utilizing a 30's-style children's prints.
Quick and easy, i got all the blocks done in this evening, I just need to sew the rows and add a border and the top will be finished.
So much fun. So cute.
Thank you msqc!
As a very new quilter, I was really pleased to have read your posting from a year ago. I wanted to know what to do with a layer cake and then found that I could utilise my charm pack(s) to the same effect too! Many thanks.
How big was your quilt? Did you use charm pack or your own squares. Thank you
@@connieking9873 crib size.
Thanks so much! I had a bunch of 9” squares in my stash and decided to try it with 6 and 3. Fingers crossed! This is my first try at this, but it looked so easy.
Love your tutorials. Love the colourful fabrics you choose, and the great blocks you create. Am 67 and new to quilting and you inspire me to have the confidence to ‘just have a go’. Thank you!
This pattern is just beautyful ! Everytime I watch one of your tutorials I want to just sit down and be creative ! You´re awesome !
You never fail to amaze me with new ideas. with 6 new great grandkids you give me lots of ideas for new quilts. Thanks
I really love this pattern - tonight I'm starting my 3rd "Double Slice" quilt using Weeds by Me & My Sister. then I'll add a 2 inch border in solid black, and then surround that with a piano key border using charm packs and adding black cornerstones. It will be stunning!
Oh my I love the black ,white and red .A very fun quilt ,it depends on the fabric
I managed to..years ago..to get the exact same material and made this quilt. It is MY quilt, never leaving my bed. The others I make go to family or friends, not this one!
Jenny! I just can't stop watching your tutorials! They are amazing and "fun" as you say. You are also adorable. Thank you!!!!!!!
I can't tell you how many of these Double Slice quilts I've made..... Absolutely LOVE this design!
How nice to watch a Double Slice tutorial while wrapped up in a Double Slice that my mother made for me :)
Your tutorials are the absolute best on the web. Projects like this appeal to all
You have the greatest ideas for quick quilts! I just love watching your program, and love the 'send off' of all my orders from your store. I always have a good laugh, when I read how my orders are carried on a velvet pillow, and sent only by only your select staff! You guys are so much fun. Thank you, you're the best!
Hello, how are you doing
After I finish a difficult quilt this is my go to for a quick and easy quilt that turns out fabulous❤️! Thank you Jenni!
@Quiltcrazy, could you possibly share the finished size of the quilt? Thank you!
After all these years...still one of my favorite blocks!
I'm always amazed at how simple blocks can make a beautiful quilt. Thanks for sharing another easy method.
This is my favorite tutorial. It's my go-to for baby quilts, because it's quick, looks great, and you can modify it by just changing up the layer cake.
My mom watches your videos and got her best friend, me, and my sister hooked, too. All four of us are trying out your tutorials. Great work!! Thank you for all these!
Seriously who is thumbs downing Jenny!!! ??
Only an idiot or a very jealous person!
I don't see anyone thumbs downing -- it's just there are an option. If you hit the icon, a little number appears next to it. There are no numbers next to the downward thumb. :-)
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Lonna, obviously 248 IDIOTS! I Lovvvvvvvvvvvvee me some Jenny! Lonna, did you make this quilt? I just did one in a Care Bear and it came out SO cute! FAST too! Happy Quilting to you!!
@@juliannaherrle7993 those are haters that can't sew LOL
Jenny I just love you to bits. You are the person who taught me how to sew and quilt. You are a blessing.
Hi , your quilts have inspired me to start quilting :) i do it differently but everything i learned how to do was from you ♡ just wanted to say thank you ♡
Oh Jennie: You were right, This is how I will be making my very first quilt! Love your tutorials.
I need more days off and holidays to make all these gorgeous quilts.
This was my very first quilt about 10 yrs ago. I still love it. It's in Halloween prints
Thank you for this tutorial. I am new to quilting so learning as I go along. These are very helpful and I've learnt some things from this I will put in my next quilt!
Hi, how are you doing my friend
Jenny, love your terminology. You sound just like me 😂✌🏾
I have made quilts, table runners and placemats, and other projects because of your easy instructions 🙏💐
God bless you 👍
Another EXCELLENT tutorial! Thank you, Jenny & MSQCo. This looks easy and fun. I'm heading over to your website to buy the Christmas layer cake. P.S. I love your enthusiasm as well as your wonderful information and inspiration.
So nice to see someone using a machine other than a Bernina. Love your tutorials, thank you.
I am going to do this with my "ASPEN FROST" layer cake! And it will be mine all mine! I always wanted to make a easy christmas Quilt. Then I think I will make some shams using charm packs!.
Thank you so much Jenny and all of you at Missouri Star for your inspiration!
Oooo! That will be gorgeous!!
Dear lovely Jenny,
you are a very sweet woman! You can show it so nice, so I did understand everything very well. I am living in Germany. And sometimes, when I am really depressed or frustrated, I visit your "shop" - and the sun comes shining!
I made a big Layer Cake Quilt for my mother - my very first project - and she was total surprised. (So was I ).
Thank you very much. God bless you.
I love this pattern! I am going to make this for my grandson using my Here Boy Layer Cake by Abi Hall for Moda. I can't wait to see it finished!
I also have to tell you that I was able to stop by your shop in June while my husband and I were on our way to Yellowstone. I was a crazy woman when I found out we were going to be driving by Hamilton, MO. LOVED your store and wish I had more time to look at all the stores...but as we know men (especially those circling the block pulling our camper LOL) are all about the schedule while on vacation! :)
This is one of those quilt patterns that looks so pretty, and looks way harder than it really is. If the fabric is pretty, the quilt will be pretty. I think this will be the next one I make. Wonderful tutorial, Jenny!
hello: i love your tutorials, but would REALLY love to know the finished size of your projects. for this tutorial, would one layer cake make a twin or a throw-sized quilt?
thanks!
I used this pattern to make a keepsake quilt out of a friends sons receiving blankets. Cutting the blankets into the starting square block size and going forward from there. It turned out beautifully. Thanks for all the great ideas, tips and tricks.
What size is the finished top, w/o any boarder?... Love it!
I'm a newbie at quilting, and I just love Jenny. Even if something is not beginner, I still watch. I know someday I will be able to do the harder stuff. I can't wait to do this Double Slice Layer Quilt.
Would you please do a tutorial on the borders that you made for these two quilts? They are beautiful! Thanks
Linda Daley ?
I like the block and quilt. I never know what to do with layer cakes. This is like a turning 20, but far easier and faster! Thanks for the great tutorial!
I am wondering how much fabric would I need for the backing and edges. Love this quilt.
I just came across this tutorial and saved. This is gonna be my quilt to donate on the Alaska quilt drive this year! How fast and easy. Love the scrappiness of this!
I just finished putting this quilt top together using Daisy Splash by Jane Dixon. I had a little trouble getting the whole thing done without any matching blocks side by side. Including ripping seams, it took 9 hours. For my first quilt, I guess that's not too bad. I've sewn curtains, Halloween costumes, and clothing. After watching Jenny's tutorials, I got the quilting bug. I used my new Singer 9960 that my husband gave me for Christmas. I laid this out in 6 rows of 7 blocks and it measures 4.5' x 5'2" (just the top, no borders yet). Don't know how to post a picture. Thanks, MSQC.
+Jaclyn Horvath My husband and I were just discussing buying the 9960 tonight, how is it working for you? I was starting my second of this quilt pattern tomorrow, but my old faithful Singer is still in the shop getting serviced :/ Thinking I may upgrade if it takes much longer!! Thanks for the info about the finished size as well, I meant to post that with my first, but got sidetracked LOL
+teemee234 Love the machine. It was a true upgrade, coming from a basic Brother 30 years of age. Tickled pink with the auto cut, threading needle, and all the stitches! Pretty quiet too. Check smile.amazon.com for price comparison (and donation to your choice of charity). Happy quilting!
Jenny, I made this quilt cutting out all my own "layer cake" and put it together in all black and white fabric...then added triple border in white, red, white with black binding...turned out awesome...thanks so much for your videos...love them and am also enjoying your course "Quilting Quickly"
I love this. How big of a quilt would this make (without borders)? Thanks!
Did you ever get an answer? I'm curious, too.
I'm new to quilting and have been looking at lots of videos to learn the best way of doing everything. Your videos are amazing! I can't believe how easy you make it look. Today I viewed one of your videos one time, went into my sewing room and actually made a block without having to view the video again. Thanks for making it so easy to understand! This video really wow'd me!!!
can you tell me the size of quilt and how many blocks across and down. plus about how much material for backing, thanks, starting project with my 10 1/2 yr old grand daughter, first quilting project for her, she is on cloud nine!!!
Bernie Gribben i
Now that all my Christmas quilts are completed ... I look forward to using other layer cakes to make this quick and easy quilt for 2022! Yay! Thank you so much! Love all your videos. I've learned a lot by watching them. You're the best!
I love the old vids of Jenny. x0x0x0x0
I just love all the tuts that MSQC has makes quilting so easy. Thanks for all your hard work.
Can you do another tutorial showing how you did the trim? I'm sure there is a trick to it!
I only discovered this video a couple of months ago and I love it but I only used 16 squares and a border as I don't make big quilts only couch quilts. It's a great pattern and very easy to follow as I don't like set out patterns and this one is a suprise every time you sew the pieces together. I'm now making another one using more colourful fabrics. Thank you Jenny you do a wonderful job. I live in Australia.
Did you use another layer cake for the border? What sizes are the white?
I love the whole quilt! Great ideas and great tutorials! Thanks!!!
I love this quilt! You can take fabrics that may not be too good on their own and pair them up and make something fantastic. This is a great technique for a baby quilt. Easy and fun!
I want to make this as a queen size quilt. Would I need two layer cakes? I do want to have a border.
You are exactly right Coral! You will need two layer cakes to make a queen size quilt!
Thank you Jennie for another tutorial for us semi beginners to try. I started quilting about 10 years ago but due to health issues I had to stop doing everything, I started back a couple of years ago and I am loving the creative process. Your tutorials give me confidence to keep quilting, I am making quilts for all of grandchildren. Thank you.
I noticed the cute scrappy borders...does that take an extra charm pack?
Jenny, I love your tutorial! You are such an inspiration for quilting. I will make this one for the "quilts for kids"! I try to make all the ones you teach. Thank you thank you thank you! Also, hope all is going well in your neck of the woods.
Big hugs!
Connie
Hi Jenny. As always, I love your tutorial! How many layer cakes did you use to make that 1st quilt in the video? I want to make this but need to know how many to buy. Thanks!!
Just found this tutorial that gives an idea of it and includes Jenny's tutorial heartofwisdom.com/heartathome/double-sliced-layer-cake-quilt/ I love Jenny's tutorials because she makes it all seem easy! :)
Even after all these years, I still love this quilt block for layer cakes. I finally found it again (but not after initially panicking that it may have been removed from your playlist!) and I have a couple of layer cakes ready to roll for it. Thanks Jenny! My week has been made. You go girl!
How many different fabrics are in a layer cake?
This is the 5th quilt I ever did, but the first that after watching it inspired me to pull out fabrics I had on hand and make a quilt. Later I used this same pattern to make one for my niece. This one will always have a special place in my heart.
So correct me if I am wrong, 1-layer cake 10" (42 blocks) will make a lap quilt??
Liza Smerza I used 2 layer cakes to make a queen size quilt
I am going to try this. I purchased a layer cake from the website and I had no clue what to do, now I do. Thanks so much. And LOVE YOUR tutorials!!!
"After the first seam the block will be 10"x 9.5".
Thank you
MissouriQuiltCo's tutorials are some of the best that have helped me learn to quilt. Thank you so much!!!!!
I love the colours. A quick effective quilt to make. I think that the tips you give are really helpful. I am heading off to make this quilt now for my niece. Thanks Jenny
I really needed this tonight. I AM SO EXCITED to finally make something easy after buying all those layer cakes. Great tutorial!
Jenny, I *love* your tutorials! You make quilting sooo easy, even for beginners like me! Keep those tutorials coming! I think I have found a whole new addiction... LOL.
I LOVE IT! I have to make this quilt! Thank you for the fantastic tutorial. I love the fact that you don't waste any fabric!
LOVE the Night and Day quilt! Thanks for another great quilt tutorial! Not enough hours in the day to do all the quilts I want to try!!
Thank you Jenny for all your great tutorials, I love watching them for inspiration. Last night I started this layer cake quilt for my sister in laws 50th later this year. I watched and paused all the way through as I was making the quilt, so easy and great to have an in house tutor at my fingertips. Love this channel. Wished I lived close by, but Australia is just too far. Giuliana Hudson from Sydney.
So glad to hear that our tutorials are helping you, Giuliana Hudson! Thanks for your comment!
Your on my bucket list and my best friend an amazing quilter! If her cancer doesn’t take her and mine doesn’t take me we are coming to Missouri!
Who could dislike this! Its so easy and fun! Thanks Jenny!
I just finished a quilt top in a day with this pattern and your Storybook Playtime layer cake. I love that fabric and how the pattern makes the quilt look all scrappy. Thanks Jenny!
I love how quick & easy this is! I am in the process of setting up a craft room and the majority of the crafting will be quilting. I look forward to watching your other videos & getting lots of great ideas! Thanks!
I love this fast and easy quilt. Love Jenny Doan and her tutorials. So much fun....
Bobbie
I so love this quilt. My daughter wants to get into quilting and this would be a perfect first quilt for her. NO SEAMS to match up. So cute.
also, thank you for using regular machines, not those $3000 dollar machines. They are real nice and all, but I cannot afford one and seeing quilts made on machines like I use really encourages me. I piece on my grandma's old portable Kenmore and quilt on a very old Singer in a cabnet, also from my grandma. We never quilted together while she was alive:(