The Crazy Quilt - The Ultimate Stash Buster!
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- missouriquiltco... -- Jenny Doan demonstrates how to use the Crazy Quilt Templates to make a Crazy Quilt. To get the materials to make your own Crazy Quilt, follow the links below:
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Crazy Quilt Templates by MSQC
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Fabric by the Yard
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Omnigrid 8.5" Square Ruler
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Rotary Cutters
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Well said Marlene Carlson. Some people can be very rude. If one doesn't like the quilt or tutorials go to another chanel because more of us M.S.Q.C lovers out here that think these quilts and tutorials are wonderful. And are great followers to this site. I enjoy every tutorial and quilt on here. Keep up the fantastic work Jenny. We all love you. HAPPY QUILTING.
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I made this quilt after watching your tutorial the first time, and it was so much fun to make. I didn't have the templates when I made it but do now. However, The quilt turned out really well and is very cheerful. A fun way to use up scraps that I really didn't want to throw away.
I think the reason I loved making it so much is that it is a "non thinking" kind of quilt and a person can just sit and sew and sew and add all the many stripes of different colors and everything goes together. I bordered mine in green and it brought out the green in the scraps. Thanks for this neat pattern and idea, I'm loving using my quilt on these chilly winter evenings and days. Thanks again, Lillian Nelson
I would like to see a picture of it. if there Is it a way for you to upload it :)
What an awesome idea for all those small scraps!! No measuring or fusing, love it!!
Thanks Jenny
I love the crazy quilt. The more colorful the better!
Love you, Jenny!
I just joined a Crazy Scrappy Block Swap group and your video was linked for instructions.
I am tickled pink because you always make everything looks so easy!
Thank you for all you do for the quilting world.
I always love this crazy quilt, specially when you are learning, thank you Jenny! 👏🏼
You have convinced me. I am going to try this.....lets pray that the quilt ends up crazy and not me. I have watched many many of your tutorials and I think I just might be able to do this...... thank you (by the way you are quite the teacher!)
Love it! At last a way for me to use up all those bits and pieces that will end up looking as though I've taken so much trouble to make it - when I haven't! Another winner, Jenny! Thank you!
I've made this pattern for several projects, to including a purse for myself. It's so fun to make.
Jenny, you are indeed the vey BEST
Cute!! Love quilts that can use all those stash pieces!!
As usual, Jenny you make my morning. I love your ideas. This so different and it gets my creative juices flowing. Thank you so much for sharing all of your videos. Ronda
Thanks for your tutorial of crazy quilting. I enjoyed it and I think it is a very good idea of recycling the leftover materials. Keep up the good work
I love you, Jenny! Your tutorials are so helpful and informative.
Absolutely. Our friend Donnie had never sewn before!
I love your videos! I always find a great way to do what I'm trying to accomplish. Again you have given me the tool to make my idea work! Thank you!
I would cut it into a square even if the beginning piece is not centered. It would make for an even CrAziEr look!
Hola desde Colombia. Muy lindo y loco. Gracias 😊😊😊
lol the out take at the end was adorable, LOL.
Thank you for giving me a great idea to use up my scraps for my sewing room. I'm going to use this idea to make a sewing machine cover.
That is really cute, I have never made one like this I really liked your video.
this looks so fun! I'm going to have to try this one!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love it..I have so many flannel scraps from making baby quilts..I may have to do a scrappy one like this for at Grammy's house!
I've been buying bags of scrap strips so that I can make one of these quilts. Awesome tutorial as always:-).
A few years ago I made my granddaughter in law a Halloween table runner. I fussy cut the center out of some sugar skull fabric. ♥️
I really like this stash buster Thanks!!!!!
Wow wow
aunque no hable inglés lo entiendo con verte. super bien explicado. Saludos Costa Rica
Jenny,,now the parts you cut off to square up the quilt to the size you wanted, were those then incorporated into another block somehow? Love your work and of course your tutorials. I'm 87, wish I had found you years ago.
Hey Jenny, I Love you and your videos. You with your videos have seriously taught me how to sew. I do have a question I got done with my crazy quilt blocks ;). I was wondering after your do the crazy quilt blocks ,do you sew around your blocks then put them together? Or just put the blocks together?
LOVE this idea to use up ALL those scraps I've gotten over the past 30 YEARS of quilting! Get ready kids - I will be sending these to a Missionary in Africa AND for the kids in Haiti who are STILL suffering! GO GALS!! Makes someone smile.
very cool, looks like a crazy log cabin (forgive if this has already been mentioned, I did not read through all the comments)
Bravo!!! 👏👏👏👏
Lololol. I'm too crazy, I'm too crazy!
Hi I love your videos .can I please ask .can you use a paper template for the patten and can you make the blocks eney size thanks :)
Hi Kim! You can definitely customize this pattern any way you wanted! Because it's a scrappy quilt, it's really easy to change! :)
yes. I used a paper back and I have used fabric as a base... you cut the fabric a good inch larger that I want because stitching will draw it in... and then you can square it up
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How do I get the template you’re using can’t see link
I would like to know where you found the lazy susan type cutting surface, if you don't mind sharing.
I believe the manufacturer is Martinelli
where do I get the templates??
This is fantastic! I just made my first ever quilt top yesterday (I was just going to try making 2 blocks and got carried away!) Thanks for taking the mystery out of crazy quilting!
Love it! I wanted to do a quilt in remembrance of my Mom, but, lacked the confidence in quilting! This looks amazingly simple. I mean the squares! I'm not sure about the outside part...lol
Carol Held did you make something from your mom's materials? Bet it's beautiful.
God bless the soldier who made the beautiful crazy quilt. I love crazy stash buster goodies. Jenny I really like how you added sashing and kept your middle piece the same through out the quilt. Thank you for all you do to inspire a beginner quilter to keep trying. Huggers!!
Mary Ann Dunham I agree! Amazing quilt idea 😁👍🏻
Sorry to hear you are disappointed in this one Ginger.Rootable.
MissouriQuiltCo Another reminder that you just can't please everyone ;)As for me, I'm a Jenny Doan, MSQC - FAN! Very happy with your tutorials and quality fabrics. So shine on! :D
What a classy answer to a rude comment(s).
What a nice way to use scraps! I can see doing this for baby quilts, lap quilts and as quilts to donate to disaster victims...you don't need it to be a work of art. I love my quilts to be used, not just looked at. This is GREAT! Thanks again for another great tutorial for those of us who don't have the time or inclination to create a museum quality quilt. LOVE it! :D
Missouri Star Quilt Company I love this!!!
I absolutly love all the Missouri Star Quilts Co videos !!!!
Thank you for your tutorial - it's fab. I'm a self taught quilter. Jenny is my mentor! I shall be making this quilt pretty soon and donating to a charity. So from Wales, Great Britain much love and quilt on ! X
This quilt did what your quilts always do for me and that is to motivate and inspire! Love the idea of using all my scraps this way. The fact you used Halloween prints is perfect! As for Crazy Quilt heckling, leave well enough alone. I love the "Crazy" fun way you love and teach and inspire!! Crazy hugs heading your way!! :DDD
Crazy hugs right back. Thanks TheDessyrose!!
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"If a soldier from Texas can make this quilt, anybody can make this quilt" (twice) sounds like Jenny is putting the soldier down. Please don't say sentences like that. I would rather hear, " A soldier from Texas made this quilt and you can too!: Thanks.
I love these "vintage" Jenny tutorials as much as the new ones!
Fabulous tutorial! I like this method because at times I prefer not making a block using precise cuts, seams, etc. I can go "crazy" and it turns out! Lol! Thanks, always love your videos!
Love this. I have brain damage and I have to keep it simple so I can understand and learn it. Your tutorials are easy to understand and the quilts look magnificent. Also your online store is awesome. Thank you so much and blessings, Susan Fryman
Garry Lee Fryman Same here ! Isn't it a good feeling to be able to create something? These videos gave me the will and way to return to sewing. HUGS to you and hope you keep trying.
I also have some issues I have bipolar depression and quilting helps me keep focused it's an awesome way to relax and unwind!
You are so adorable. You keep me in stitches. Lol
Thank you Jenny for all your wonderful tutorials, I have learned much from you. You do a fantastic job and don't let anyone deter you! thanks for helping us learn new things :)) I love that Crown Jewel that I just watched and this Crazy quilt if Fun Fun!
Thanks to this video (as well as other MSQC videos), I made my first order at your store, which includes that crazy quilt template set! I've seen the other ones, but I love that these are neon green. The color helps me to see where I'm cutting, as I have a hard time with the clear with black printing. I had actually seen a vintage crazy quilt at an antique store, and I was super fascinated, but didn't know what they were called. After some research, I found the name, and looked on YT to find a video, and yours was one of the most clear and concise tutorials.
Thank you so much Jenny, I really really love 💕 this idea. It’s amazing what you can do isn’t it. And as you say if this young man can make then what are we waiting for. xxx Mags
I live out in the woods and no neighbors so I sew with you Jenny Doan, LOVE YA!
I quilt, of course, sewing along. I sew in front of the t.v. as my husband likes to listen to me natter along as I go about it, and we try and catch what is on the tube. My husband has Parkinson’s, so he dozes off as well. I bought your crazy quilt templates and showed him. He was as happy about that, even more than any other. He says have you started yet? He is so happy that we (me) have this project on the ball. We talk about how old crazy quilt designs are, which I did not realize. His Mom lived into her 90’s and she had made quilts. She must have made a crazy quilt, as he is ready for us (me) to finish off my current project. Loved this video Jenny, thanks so much. x
What a wonderful way to use up scraps and how beautifully it all goes together. I have a bag full of leftovers from the quilts I made for my sister's three children and I think I could blend them all together to make a crazy quilt for my sister with them. The kids would be able to pick out the bits of fabric that matched their own quilt in their mother's quilt. Thank you for this great idea.
If you sew them on to the batting, and make them all the same size, you can join them and then when you add the backing, all you need to do to quilt it is to sew between the blocks. There is a tutuorial on line of quilting as you go using different blocks. I'm in the process of making a crazy patch quilt doing it this method. Just a suggestion for you.
Thanks! Cutest stashbuster quilt I've found yet. A way to force myself out of my comfort zone.
My grandma used to make crazy quilts with all the worn out clothes and fabric scraps she had laying around and they are still well-loved. I am glad I found this tutorial - ordered the template a few weeks ago and absolutely LOVE how easy it comes together. You brought back a small joy of childhood, and in a new a modern way that I can pass on! I
Thankyou for all your great videos! I enjoy your infectious enthusiasm and always get helpful tips from you. Will be stashbusting with this one 💜💜💜
Agreed 100%......Jenny is a talent and an inspiration. I'm Welsh and you should hear what WE do to the english language,,,,,lol!! But as long as we can make ourselves understood that's all that matters. Jenny is an angel and for me she's the Queen of Quilting. Long may she reign!! :o)
Love this! Don't know how I missed this but I'm sure going to make one of these! Love the sashing you used on the one you showed near the end of the video! You're the best!!!
Thank you so much 😊 Jenny that was awesome 👏 It's a great idea 💡 and I would love ❤️ to have a go at this.
Jenny, I think the most fun part of making this quilt was getting to hang out with you and your family again after nearly 20 years. It was a lot of fun! I still have it and it is one of my most precious posessions, next to my memories with your family. You have been like a second mom to me and will always love you ma'am. Signed "The Soldier from Texas."
How you make things so clear right away and don't waste a second of my time is astonishing. Never seen anything like it! You have no self indulgence. None. And that all I can say is from God. Self indulgence is that ugly part in all of us called self importance, that us so unnecessary, especially to other people. and it is RAMPANT on TH-cam. That lack of self indulgence has paid off, obviously. ;) You are simply the best, at this 'tutorial' thing. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Thank you for another great tutorial. I have a lot of scraps. You always make it look fun and easy, so I think I wll give this a try. You are such a sunshine for my day, if I feel a bit down, I just look up one of your turotials - gives me inspiration and energy. Thanks Jenny and Missouri Star Quilt Company :)
I love all your tutorials though don't have the courage to try them all. I finally got around to making this one with template made out of cardboard. Turned out pretty good. Thank you. Your tutorials are so simple to follow.
You are soooo amazing. Claudette from New Zealand
I have a question. A strange one lol. I recently came upon a plethora of table runners used at events. I want to start quilting with it. I want a sandwich style also. But I don't have Fundage for batting. If you've heard of plarn I was wondering could that be a suitable replacement? I've made lots of things with plarn and it can be very soft and super warm but reading and watching things on quilts makes me wonder. Ty so much for your time and I hope to hear from you soon. ^.^
I don't even have scraps yet and I can't wait to try this! :)
I think you could do this with a jelly roll and a charm pack. It would be a little less "crazy", maybe what you might call "planned crazy".
Get those blouses and dresses that you don't wear or are not good enough to donate!
Use it up, wear it out or do without.
Works very well for a theme or color quilt, but if you don't care for the extra scrapping look (like the one hanging on the wall) you can always give it a light dye bath. This will help to bring together all of the divergent color families used in a quilt and and give it a unified look without sacrificing its scrappy nature. Thanks for another great video.
A beautiful quilt. I made a few crazy blocks, embellished them and turned them into Mug Rugs and gave as presents to friends. I also make a very big block and turned that block into a makeup bag. Love you Jenny!
I love your tutorials, Jenny. This crazy quilt idea is really neat. Thank you for the great idea to use those scraps you hate to toss.
good way to use up the scraps, but just a bit busy for me. But as ALWAYS, I love watching all the MSQC videos w/ Jenny. she makes me want to go spend a fortune and make ALL of the quilts and projects. Jenny you make it so easy. I wish you would do the DOUBLE WEDDING RING on a video. If you already have one can you post the address/site for us (well Me) LOL Again thanks for the great tutorials! YTB!
+Kim Philibert If you like the style, maybe it would seem less busy to you if you kept it in fabrics that all coordinate, like the same color family or even use precuts so all fabrics are from the same line. =D
What do you do afterwards? Do you add batting and backing? Wish you'd show that too. Thank you
Your great! Thank you for motivating me! I 'll give a try! It looks like real fun! Bye
I like thiss , thanks for sharing .
Hi! I was if anyone knows what's the best way to dry clean swirl minkee. I'm sorry to be off topic, but I assumed that this is the fastest way I can get a reliable response.
The reason why I ask is because, my daughter has a handcrafted stuffed animal. I don't want to throw it in the washer because I feel like the stuffed animal might get ripped apart.
rn2639: for goodness sake. so do you use kitchen shears instead of the tools such as a rotary cutter? ha! and what about the pre-cuts? neither of those are "necessary" but they are worth it!
Jenny: love the multiple sizes and another great you-tube tut. also, on the design side: love the common centers and sashing. It makes the colors pop. Great tool and tut!
This would make a great way to use up scraps to make the backing for a quilt
This is about quilting, not grammatical excellence. If you don't like it, go elsewhere and leave the quilt lovers alone. There's nothing wrong with colloquial english, unless you happen to be a pompous, self-opinionated stuffed shirt. Go away.
lovely can we have more ray quilts plz or cushions any thing
Once you have it big enough to cover the size square you want, why does the black piece have to stay in the center? Does it really matter assembly-wise or just for the look of the design?
The Halloween quilt was a wonderful balance (IMO) of the "crazy" and the structured; it really showed off the fabric and was a great use of stashed scraps. Another wonderful tutorial! Thank you so much for doing these.
Jenny, what kind of iron are u using? Love the crazy quits. How many pieces are in the template packet. love, love your viedos...
LOL, every time I watch another video, it becomes my new favorite pattern!! Love your videos, keep up the great work!
Please leave the "Go aheads" out of your verbiage and, it's really, not real when needing an adverb in your descriptions.
jenny im trying to find the rotating cutting mat and the tumbler template on your site can you help me Im from Australia
When I was a kid my greatgrama...my "Tita" make crazy quilt. By hand sew...she teach me. How to sew so neat...every stich...is why I love your program. And one day will visit
That Ina person is way out of line.... I was an English teacher, and have no problem with anything.... Good Grieg! this looks like do much fun... Got to try it... Jenny...thanks for all you and your girls do for us!
Thank you for this video. I am trying to learn how to quilt (with the help of a friend who is a very experienced quilter). I have a difficult time getting all my seams to line up (it's more challenging than people think) like on a 9 patch. So, putting pieces together and then using the square ruler to cut it to size is a great idea!! Thank you so much. I enjoy all your videos and have learned a lot.
This is one of my fav videos.
Simply because its an anyone can video.
And this is essentially a very cheap make too and anti waste. So double bonus.
My daughter has been making scarppy block quilts with me for 2 years for the homeless.
Using my quilt craps/ clothing anything on top.
A fleece blanket or wadding or curtain interlining for the wadding.
And anything from curtains/sheets/duvets for backing... and some times sneaks some of my other fabrics too.
For us it is the true meaning and reason for quilting and patchwork.
Hi Jenny, I'm in Australia and when I saw your crazy quilt I just had to make one myself. I would love to send you a photograph of the finished article to get your opinion on how we do things down under. Is there any way I could send you a photo. You have an amazing site and I watch it all the time have even got some of my friends addicted to your tutorials.
Hi Jenny, is that a special turn table cutting matt? I had one that was about a half inch above the table and the matt on slid of gradually. But this appears to be an Olfa. Thanks Jenny
Hi thank you
I am so excited to try this. My daughter asked me to make her a Halloween wall hanging, so I'm using this as my reason to buy "stuff". Thanks!!!!
Did you happen to be talking about the Quilting Marine?
I don't know how I ran across this tutorial originally, but I am glad I did. I have made 3 crib crazy quilts since. I love using up my stash (so I can buy more)!
I'm working on gathering jeans to make either a crazy quilt or a log cabin ... Your thoughts/suggestions???
Thanks for all the fun and inspiration!!!
All kinds of add on's can be done too, odds and ends buttons, laces scraps, YoYo's to make it Pop. Or a applique design in the border. Good way to use up those scraps to small to throw away.
have been making crazy quilts for many years. don't use a template and use a foundation muslin. love you used the Halloween fabrics. some of my quilts have sashing and some don't. love all your tutorials