Enough With The Crumb Quilts! See My Better Alternative | Episode 13
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, The Opinionated Quilter shares a part 2 of no more crumb quilts showing a new quilt design using the smallest of your leftover scraps.
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I like crumb quilts. I like sewing them because it’s so relaxing.
I agree! I love them!
A great big thank you to the Opinionated Quilter! I have watched some of your videos and you are very precise in your instructions. You always get me wondering when you start a video about not liking this or that. I always find you interesting as to what your point will be as you move forward with your video. This is a good one! thank you!!! And I will admit that I do enjoy crumb quilting as I have about 50 years' worth... Uh huh! I've made only four while working on grandkids' stuff and finishing 50-year old quilts. COVID helped in this regard! Sew long my dear and see you in the next video!
Crumb quilts are only ugly when your colors are garish and loud. In muted or neutral colors, they're the most beautiful, homey, comforting things ever.
Maybe - if possible - they should be just in one colour, blue, red... that it doesn't look chaotic.
Crumb Quilts are not UGLY. Different strokes you know. I just finished making my third one. I am addicted to how unexpected beauty turns out.
My sentiments exactly!!! They are not ugly at all. They are free quilts! They use up the discarded in ways you would have never imagined. I’m in a scrappy state of mind lately and precious little gets put into the cat bed bag!!
STOP SAYING UGLY CRUMB QUILTS!!!!!!
Straight and to the point. A masterpiece.
Thank you so much.
This is so up my alley!
Thank you for a wonderful scrap easy quilt!
Love your plain-speaking and your concise instructions. It’s great to have another alternative to crumb quilts.
Looks just like a crumb quilt. I like crumb quilts just fine. Generalizing and saying ALL crumb quilts are ugly is not something I would say. The one you made in this video is basically, we could call it a "crumb quilt style" and it is nice. Not all crumb quilts are ugly, of course, IMO! If I have lots of scraps that are different sizes and angles I would rather make a crumb quilt than throw them away. I would rather make a blanket a homeless person could use, that is where quilting came from, USING what we have. If others think it is ugly, that is fine with me. I would rather make it and give it to a homeless person, and there are a lot of them where I live. "Ugly" is relative. Of course, everyone has a right to their opinion, even me!
Absolutely. Everybody likes something different and that makes life more interesting.
I don't understand your "hating" crumb quilts. I disagree that they are ugly. Your method is your method. That doesn't make something else ugly. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I don't care for your presentation. But that is just MY opinion.
Thank you so much for not wasting my time watching you sew. Your demo was remarkable. And you thought process was also very clear.
You have some great ideas for using small scraps... BUT I don't agree that all crumb quilts are ugly. I always use a consistent solidish fabric when setting crumb blocks together, much the same as you do with your blocks. "Each to their own" when it comes to opinions, just don't call MY quilts ugly!
I'm in the camp that thinks MANY (not all) crumb quilts are ugly - and to me, that kind of "ugly" means too "busy", with no unifying element - especially with disparate color combinations (some of which I find almost gut-wrenching). So THANKS for pointing out a practical way to make a lovely quilt - easily and at a relaxing pace - with scraps on hand, AND with a unifying element that allows the eye to rest. After all, don't we want to rest under our quilts...?
Anything you sew together is great!
Wow! What an incredible quilt host.. she's willing to help us fellow quilters save money. The cost of quilting is absolutely ridiculous. An old person trying to pass on a special gift to grandchildren shouldn't be stopped by the way over cost. Hats off to this quilter. Thank you
Thanks for your kind words.
Just discovered the Opinionated Quilter and she is so refreshing and informative.
My great grandmother taught me to quilt. She was the queen of crumb quilts. I absolutely love them. Not because they are pretty (they aren't!) but because they came from her hands. Thanks for taking the time to show some alternative methods! I can't make myself throw away all the scraps so this is a great alternative. Love your channel!
I totally understand sentimental value. You are lucky to have her quilts.
I whole heartedly DISAGREE that crumb quilts are ugly. I love crumb quilting! I find it very relaxing and enjoyable, and I like the finished results. I have used crumb quilting as a way to build fabric from pieces that most people throw away. I saw an amazing video where a woman used monochromatic crumb quilting as the basis for applique. The results were absolutely gorgeous. I will say this though, the crumb quilts that I make are not 100% crumb pieces. I will alternate a solid block with a crumb block. I do agree that a solid crumb quilt of any kind (even the small rectangles you used in your quilt) is too much for me. For me I have to have some break in the chaos.
Agreed. I generally make crumb blocks somewhere shy of 8" square, then trim them as large as possible and sew them to background pieces (usually white) on all four sides (sometimes only 3 sides). This is not a precise method, but the white framing pieces can be trimmed to make square or rectangle block (haven't tried hexies). Then the blocks go into a grid of some sort (my fav. so far is 10X15" blocks, some vertical, some horizontal) to create the quilt top.. They leave plenty of room for creative quilting in between the crumb portions. Happy quilting!
Love crumb quilting.... and to me looks like what is being touted as “better” and. evidently NOT ugly! Lol
Oh give me crumbing any day..relaxing..no brainer..and always with beautiful results..long live the crumb quilt..but then quilting is “a to each his own”.. creative undertaking..just enjoy what gives you joy..🇨🇦
Some videos I just don’t like. I love crumb videos and if it says crumb video I will click on it to watch. I don’t want to hear someone say that they’re ugly or they don’t like them. As soon as she said that I stopped watching and started another video. She probably has a million followers and subscribers, I won’t be one. I don’t tell people their work is ugly and I don’t like it. You never know what that would do to a person. If there is something I don’t like I would keep going. I learned if you don’t have anything nice to say don’t say anything.
@@Tilas8 I agree. I felt it was very rude of her to say that. Like you, I won’t be a subscriber based on that alone.
Hey there! I absolutely love your “Chip Off the Old Block” quilt using 1 1/2 inch strips, LOVE IT!
Absolutely beautiful! And thanks for responding to my earlier comment on your exact method of cutting. I do so approve of your attitude toward small scraps--they are so much fun to work with, but only if the result is worthy of the effort. My brain doesn't handle wonky well at all and I am drawn to the orderliness and ease of construction of your video quilt. And I love that you have a hierarchy of scraps for the different scrap quilts you want to make. You set aside your longer pieces and only use the genuinely small pieces that are true leftovers. The addition of strips makes for a stunning quilt!
Thank you for your comments.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and what one person loves another will hate.
Quilting is much same. Different styles for different people. I am not fan of log cabin but I take my hat off to those with the patience and ability to know how to mix and match fabrics, tones, colours etc.
I have had a go at strip quilt blocks, log cabin to make me face my bias against it, and I continue to try new styles just to see if I can do it not to make an entire quilt out of it.
Made quilts with printed fabric one side and fleece on the other and precut purchased binding. All three went to charity as lap quilts.
As someone already mentioned, each to their own.
Opinions stated are just that opinions. You don't have to agree with an opinion just accept that is how others see things.
Happy sewing
I don't agree with this lady but beauty is not actually up to the individual. Beauty is something people used to agree on until we have been lied to. Now ugly = beautiful.
I have done a few small quilt projects, but am fascinated by all the options. Subscribed because I'm also opinionated and love your channel name *and* the way you present your information. I also really love your idea for scrap quilt! I have lots of fabric scraps....and fabric (bought with quilt ideas in mind that I never did, and get remember what they were bought for!) Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you for watching.
I really enjoy watching you. I will make the crumb quilt you just showed. Thank you.
Very nice!! Conquering Mount Scrapmore channel does one similar called the "potato chip block".
I like your pattern. It gives the eye a place to rest. Excellent work!!
You tube just sent you to me.😂 I do enjoy an “ugly” crumb quilt but respect your opinion. Beauty lies in the eye of the beholder my mom always said. Your quilt is very pretty and is a great variation of a crumb quilt for someone like me who has no imagination. Now its time to binge watch your videos. You remind me of a tamed down Darlene Michaud. I hope you take that as a compliment. 🤪❤️
I find Darlene Michaud much less offensive actually. They are both opinionated, but at least Darlene does not criticize others for their opinion. She has her own opinions but does not expect others to always agree, which is the impression I get from the woman on this video. Not that much of any of this matters in the world today! HA!
Most quilters have a large square ruler in their arsenal (12x12)... each corner is 90 degrees, so one can just use their square ruler, instead of the Strip Tube Ruler as well...to make a 90 degree 'triangle' template.... and remember, it takes just as much time to make an Ugly Quilt as it does a Pretty Quilt!
Isn’t that the truth. Thanks for your comment.
Crumb quilts don't have to be ugly. In fact, I made one using 10" squares with the drop shadow, and it turned out great, if I may (humbly) say so. I'm working on one now that will be similar to the popular Hanging Gardens pattern, and I'm looking forward to seeing the results. I personally think it's unfair to say that crumb quilts in general are ugly. If you think outside the proverbial box, they don't have to be.
I prefer to call them 'Busy', rather than 'Ugly'. Someone put thought and effort, into them, just maybe not the way I would.
But who am I, or any of us, to really call someone else's creation, and work, Ugly? 🤷♀️ We all have our own tastes. Mine are just a bit quieter, pattern wise, even though I use different scale patterns, and many colors, I do like to coordinate them, and put in visual breaks, in the overall project.
I'm not fond of crumb quilts but i think they look great with unifying sashing or borders. I think the key is using them with a good solid. I am not drawn to the busyness of them but i wouldn't say ugly either.
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Love it! I too use my small pieces if I can. I do the same thing! Organize my scraps into useful pieces in front of a KC Royals game! Just wish they would start winning!
Cubs too.
I'm enjoying your videos very much, and do appreciate your practical approach for tools, and using scraps.
Watching you cut down the triangle, has given me an idea, for a set of half square triangles I made, but am not pleased with how they look together. Thank you!
The Quilt behind you is amazing.. i hope i can do something that beautiful one day!!!!
It is amazing to me how great these look. I have a very large cookie jar full of scrapes just waiting to come to life as a quilt.
So happy I found your channel. I love your tutorial. I now have something to look forward to in the evenings. Thank you. 💚
I like the way you consider what colours go together.When you use all vivid pure colours, or all fall colours. Too many people throw every scrap they have from any colour family into their quilt, and that is ugly, whether it’s crumb or chip off the old block. I just heard someone call this an ‘original’ scrap quilt. It’s only original if you have nothing else. But there’s no excuse for it in this day and age when scraps are widely available. People need to not be so lazy. They need to consider whether this red that they’re putting beside this purple enhances it or dulls it down. Take time. Think about colour!!!
I had to chuckle to myself, when you said to use 2 1/2" squares for the centers. Lately, if I can get anything that size, it goes to my hexie project! I wrap, and baste, the entire 2 1/2" square around my hexie cardstock, to be put with others, to make my motifs. I am making diamond shapes with mine, to make as many different combos as I can, from the scraps I have. Some have 9, a center, with 8 surrounding it, or 4, with 2 different prints. It isn't a project I plan to do in any specific time frame, just something I can work on while camping, or between chores when I need to take a break. But, I guess I could call this a crumb quilt of a different type, using small pieces to make a beautiful quilt.☺️
I have clear plastic shoeboxes full of "Chips" (
Great ideas. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much! I love crumb quilting but I’ve been wanting to make a more considered version . You’re right, crumb quilts can be a bit too crazy. I’ll be using your method from now on to work through my mountain of scraps! I’m subscribing to your channel. By the way…. I agree about the rulers! As a beginner, I thought I just HAD to have every ruler I saw on TH-cam. Thank you! 🤩🙏
What I like about your scrappy quilts is the organized chaos. I did try the crumb method and didn't enjoy it, and it showed.
Love your method, easy and pleasing.
As soon as I watched the first few minutes I said “oh people are gonna get mad!” An opinion is an opinion but some people don’t like that! lol
I think the beauty in everyone seeing art in a different way is that every creation will be different! How boring would it be if every quilt were the same!
I enjoy crumb quilts, but I also love your idea and that it will suit people who enjoy a more organized chaos!
Sharing an opinion doesn't have to come with unkind words and value judgements. You can say "I don't like crumb quilts" without throwing around the word "ugly" a half dozen times. I would never attempt to share my art with this woman for fear of how she would talk about me and my work to her friends.
@@merrickshamblin1182. Her name is The Opinionated Quilter. That’s her schtick, this is what she chose to set her apart from all the other quilters online. She is opinionated and snarky, with a bit of a bite. Enjoy it for what it is, or watch all the crumb quilters out there that love just throwing all kinds of scraps together and cutting them into squares.
@@kktowne6992 "Opinionated" is not synonymous with "mean". I do not like this woman or this video. That's my opinion, and I have shared it in a neutral way... in the comment section of the video which has been left open for this sort of dialogue, so I'm assuming I'm not out-of-line. I didn't say that she's (just for example, because I don't actually feel this way) an "ugly hag with a grating voice and tacky taste in quilts". That would still be an opinion, but it would be an unkind opinion, and I wouldn't be at all surprised if people took issue with that sort of unkindness. If she changed her name to the "gate-keeping quilter" or the "your-work-is-ugly quilter" I would of course not have any issue with this sort of hot quilting take.
@@merrickshamblin1182 I understand what you’re saying, but at the end of the day, it is still her ‘opinion” that crumb quilts are “ugly.” This seems to be a very new channel, being pushed by TH-cam, so at some point she will morph and grow or die, depending on whether quilters find her funny or find her irritating.
@@kktowne6992 I suspect she won’t get many subscribers. Not with her attitude.
I appreciate all the good ideas! I would have added horizontal sashing to the purple column quilt and also used some ivory neutrals in it.
Agree, I like these "crumb" pattern ideas much better. For me, crumb quilts are less attractive and more work when the pieces are very small, and when really bright I just don't care for them. when more orderly - like this - the stronger colors are complimentary rather than competitive.
Thanks for your great advice, I agree with your comment regarding duplication of the rulers. I admire your quilt with the "resting" strips of colour.
Thank you for this great video! I cant wait to use my crumbs!
Best video yet! I like your solutions to the ugly problem. I hope that you will also do a quilt on using up triangles trimmed from other projects. I especially want to know what your minimum is to keep for a triangle. The one exception I have found to ugly crumbs is where the quilter strategically uses crumbs in a color way to build up a fabric size and then uses in a traditional block, giving the effect of one fabric in the crumb part. I've decided that's mostly too much work for me.
Thanks, I am working on an example with triangles. If I can get a triangle to finish to an inch, I’m using it.
I'm with you, Maureen! Everyone here says crumb quilts don't have to be ugly, and that's true. But so many *are* ugly lol! Thanks for your tips, I'm going to try this one.
Hello.. my concept of crumb quilting is making new fabric from small left over pieces.. how you construct a quilt block from that is up to the quilter. There is no rule that says you have to use them as a huge busy in your face type of quilt. You can easily make pinwheels or stars or half Sq triangle blocks or even center square of a churn dash . You can make I spy child quilts using them or even a rag quilt or patchwork quilt using repurposed denim or old sheets.. the uses are endless. There was a recent posting from quilting marine about how he made a skateboard quilt for a young man using crumb quilting..it's stunning.. I mention this as examples of ways to use your crumb blocks. For contrast you could use the crumbs as binding , borders sashings or on totebags. That's the way I see crumb quilting.. making new usable interesting fabrics from scraps.
I agree about rulers..
Happy quilting everyone
I love your opinions (even when I disagree 🤓) but really enjoy your tutorials- you are a ray of sunshine!!
thank you for watching.
I am not a big quilter. I sew patchwork from old garments. I think, it´s no need to have any special ruler, if you have a mat with lines and angles. A straight plane piece of plastic without measurements is enough. To cut triangles or hexagons i draw a shape out of cardbord and use it together with my clear ruler. It works well and costs nothing.
Great way to save.
I love my Stripology ruler. It is an investment, but it pays for itself quickly in terms of time and accuracy. Though it is non-slip, I use an antique iron as a ruler weight to prevent shifting.
I use the 2 lb. weights I bought with good intentions, to keep my larger rulers from slipping. 😏🤫
@@wendywilson1736 They work great too.
I bought that ruler too… $150 but I HAD to have it even tho I also already own 50+ other rulers 😂😂😂😂
@@cazkiwinz4300 Hah! I call it my ruler fetish.
@@notesfromleisa-land Haha, me too! 😂😂😂
I didn’t have to listen but to a few minutes to understand how you came up with your name. Your attitude won’t get you many subscribers. I don’t enjoy making crumb quilts but just because I don’t enjoy making them doesn’t mean they are ugly. Some people really enjoy making crumb quilts and I’ve seen some beautiful ones. And, I find it quite funny that you were critical of crumb quilts yet that is what you made.
I really think it’s all personal taste. If you don’t like crumb quilts, that’s totally ok. Personally, I think bargello quilts are very ugly, but I adore crumb quilts & find them so relaxing to work on.
Of the ones shown, I liked the Chip off the Old Block (on the left) most because it looked closest to a crumb quilt. But, I did not like the ones with the columns. So, it’s all in the eye of the beholder.
I have 3 rulers lol and I make do just fine . Plus the creative grids cutting guide thing .
Good quality quilting fabric is expensive! Therefore, I will use as many scraps as possible to make BEAUTIFUL CRUMB QUILTS because throwing away useable scraps is a waste of good money! The fabrics I use for crumb quilts turn out beautifully, because I use beautiful fabrics to start with.
I am SO onboard with "rulers". I use what I have for the most part, and save myself a bunch of money. Just found your channel and subscribed. I like "opinions"..
Thanks so much.
Sew Yeah Quilting is putting together an Alaska quilt drive. So if any of you have scraps similar to the typical ugly crumb quilt, you could mail it to them in Las Vegas and they will be taking them up to Alaska in August. Because like someone else said some of these people are just so grateful to get anything to keep them warm
For my eyes, I would have to insert Sashing horizontally I can’t do just vertical Sashing. My eyes were having trouble focusing on the blocks.
Horizontal dashing is a great idea, thanks.
You make some valid points!
I likt the pattern at 8:03 best, because the middle and the stips build a unit. Better to sew stripes horizont and vertical to make it less bussy.
You could cut your centers the size and width of the three middle blocks and it would greatly help calm it down. I do have to disagree with you about crumb quilts being ugly. I love them.
your alternative block looks something like the Potato Chip block from By Conquering Mount Scrapmore with Brenda. she also has an alternative block to go with it.
I am doing Brenda's Potato Chip block right now.
I think that the term should be "chaotic "instead of ugly. Crumb quilts are very busy to some. I am trying to use solids among the prints to calm down and rest the eyes.
I commented on Brenda’s block. It is the same block, different size, same block. Love her channel.
Yes! I made one and hated it - too big. But scaled down, as shown here, is much more pleasing to me. Could one not also do a log cabin sort of construction for a block from crumbs? The strips would have to be pieced, probably…
Cozy designs gives you an alternative to do without strip tube ruler
i like the way you teach with you examples
Thank you for watching.
I'm not a quilter. My wife is. Great to see someone going against the grain. Too many ugly, simple, big block, resource wasting quilts. We think you're totally AWSOME!!
Thank you ever so much.
That sounds great thanks
Hello. Such a cute quilt block! Thanks for sharing your video.
The point of crumb quilts is that there is no measuring. You just sew two pieces together. I'm working on a crumb quilt now but I am sewing them together by color so I will have blocks of a single colorway.
I have to say, I do like the crumb pieces that are put together by color.
You’re a real pip! But I like you.
Anything you see together is beautiful and be proud! As my 100 year old client told me! Shame on you for saying this!
Concerning the Cozy ruler: Daniella says in her videos - you can use another type ruler, it is just that Cozy's ruler has the markings.
Love you already!
I don’t care for certain types of quilts but would never call any quilt ‘ugly’ if it’s not my taste. That’s mean, unnecessary, thoughtless and doesn’t value someone else’s work. Why is is necessary to say anything that negative? So disappointing. But I’m sure you’ll find plenty of people to ‘hate’ right along with you.
I think the quilt on the left is nice. Though I wouldn’t cut all those tiny blocks to make it. The quilt on the right, with the ‘columns’ is not my taste. I would’ve just sashed the blocks and made them squares. The rows don’t appeal to me (at all). Squares would be much more balanced. But that just MY opinion.
I do agree that we don’t need to buy ‘new’ rulers when we have ones that can do exactly the same thing. I’m sure I’ve been guilty of that. But people like to reinvent the wheel, to sell products. We just need to be aware.
Your video just showed up this morning in my suggested videos. I have to say I agree with you about the rulers (I have three), but totally disagree about crumb quilting. I love crazy quilting...the crazier the better LOL. I just did a grocery bag last night to get rid of some ugly fabric, figuring who cares if it's ugly - it's a grocery bag. I can handle ugly fabric in small pieces, used more as a background for pretty fabrics. But, as my sister used to say, that's why they make chocolate and vanilla LOL.
Yes indeed. We all have to do what we like and how we like.
Nice
Only my opinion (!) but I’d say “outspoken” rather than “opinionated”, because once I got past the “crumb quilts are ugly” (😮) I really liked the ideas and it made a lot of sense. Thank you 😊👍🏻 Deb x
Thank you for watching.
I prefer your method just adds some cohesiveness. Thank you
Great to hear!
What a great idea. But until you pointed it out, I never stopped to think that - yes it's true - most crumb quilts are actually ugly - I was just in love with the idea of using up all my scraps. There is some balance and order to your quilt, and it's much more pleasing to the eye.
What is the brand of cutting mat you have? It looks nice and big. It’s light colored too. I’m looking for one that’s 36”x72”.
It is from Quilters Rule. It is 36" by 72". The problem is, the interview I saw with a woman from OLFA said that kind of mat dulls blades faster than the self healing mats. I am trying to find one big enough for the cutting table.
@@theopinionatedquilter what about using 3, side by side?
Sew easy ‘s Laura Colo has an Ultimat system. I’m not sure about cutting I’ve the seams of two well joined mats. What say you? ( *maybe sew very easy?)
There is a lady on TH-cam named Brenda who calls these potato chip blocks (Conquering Mount Scrapmore). She uses 2 x 3.5 or 2.5 x 4.5 pieces because she wants 12.5" blocks for her guild's charity quilts. I like yours but do not have the patience for the tiny pieces. I agree that the sashing helps the quilt be more organized and less chaotic than the earlier one. Also using a consistent center helps.
Tks for your videos. Informative.
I watch Brenda too. It was very funny to see us both have the same block within hours of each other. Just different sizes and a different number of rounds but the same block.
I made a “ crumb” quilt using the direction on your other video. I didn’t get my layout exactly right. Now I have a strippy.
As long as you like it it’s all good.
NOT UGLY CRUMB QUILS!!
TOO ME IS LIKE CONFETTY QUITS THE ONES I MAKE.
I don’t like the vertical strips, without it is better for me.
You certainly are opinionated. Many of us love crumb quilts, and it was rude to say they are ugly. And your quilt looks like a Crumb quilt.
Cutting this way results in blocks with bias edges. Not good.
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I've found I can use my tucker trimmer to make this cut as well.
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I don't like crumb quilts that are totally crumbs. However, having some sashing, maybe some larger solid fabrics in the quilt can be stunning.
Tells you you’re dumb and wasting money if you buy the same ruler that does the same thing as others… straight-faced pulls out a box of 50+ square rulers she owns that do the same thing AND admits she has also has 5 of the same type of triangle already…. 😂😂😂 Thank you, that made me laugh my @$$ off! (I too have 50+ rulers… “cos I’m addicted to them and I haven’t even quilted ‘til recently and only 1/4” and 1/2” pixel picture blocks because I’m a sucker for punishment, like a challenge and thought some quilts are old-fashioned, ugly BECAUSE they look “homemade”…. and not worth the money thrown into them😂😂😂 ***edit*** Subbed! ***Incidentally, I also found your video because I specifically searched for “ugly quilts”*** 😜
I am going to make this quilt. I have the four inch qube from AccuQuilt . In it there is a die to cute 4 1-1/2 by 2-1/2. Excellent! It won’t take long with the die. Thank you for this video!
This presupposes the your leftovers are strips, rectangles or squares.
I have very small pieces of shapes and nothing as big as a quarter of 1/8th.
Many quilt demonstrators show beautiful quilts made with scraps. These scraps can be anything like 1/4 or even 1/2 a yard. To me and many others this would not be a scrap.
I recently go 3 and a half quilts from my scraps and took ages.
In saying all this your quilts are beautiful.
What issue of Quilters Newsletter Magazine featured the coin quilt ,please?
Crumb quilts are only UGLY when you call them that. Every quilt is beautiful to someone.
I really like scrap quilts but not necessarily crumb for the reasons you mention.
correction what you "call" ugly. But your quilts are nice too. I will learn from you as well.
I love the tree wall hanging to your left, can I buy the pattern?
Yes. It is by Keith Woods. I carry it or you can go directly to Etsy where he has a shop.
with that many rulers in your possession you probably have already purchased one or more that you already have. lol
You are correct. That is how I learned to double check now.
Could you please do a tutorial on the Christmas tree hanging on your wall behind you? I love that and I have searched all over TH-cam to see if I could find a tutorial or a pattern and I can’t find one. Thank you
It’s by Keith Woods and he is on Facebook and Instagram.
Please do a tutorial on the Christmas tree on the wall behind you. I have searched TH-cam for one but can’t find one. Thank you 😊
The pattern is quite good. You probably don't need a video. It is by Keith Woods, he has an Etsy shop and I also carry the pattern.
This is the potato chip quilt
My pieces are of a different size than Brenda's. The funny thing is, I filmed that video about 24 hours before Brenda's video dropped. It has happened to me before. You make something up and immediately see the exact same thing somewhere else.
I also don't like crumb quilting. There is no form or organisation in them.
Why would I watch someone like this with such a nasty attitude when there is Jenny Doan, Donna Jordan, Pat Sloan and the list goes on.
I love you already❣️❣️❣️ First time viewer and the first thing I hear you say, and with all the opinionated power is a prize fighters punch, are my exact sentiments!!! I love sewing crumb blocks…it’s so freeing/relaxing for a craft which can be pretty labor intensive…think math…lol…but YES…I agree…crumb quilts ARE UGLY!!! There. I said it too!!! Now back to the video.
I agree that most crumb quilts are ugly and why make something ugly? Thank you for your idea of doing it this way. It's looks so much better that the traditional crumb quilt.