How To Make the Fold’N Stitch Wreath | Shabby Fabrics Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ต.ค. 2021
- Join Jen as she shares how to create the Fold'n Stitch Wreath! Designed by Poorhouse Quilt Designs and using pre-cut In-R-Form squares to complete the wreath, this dimensional project is a joy to sew and measures to approximately 21" in diameter. Hang it up on the wall or dazzle your guests at the dinner table by displaying this beautiful project as a table topper! However you decide to decorate, this project will be a conversation piece at your next holiday gathering. Makes a great gift!
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WHAT YOU NEED FOR THIS PROJECT
- Fold'n Stitch Wreath Kit - Winter's Grandeur 9: This kit is SOLD OUT
- Shop the Winter's Grandeur 9 Fabrics: www.shabbyfabrics.com/c5645/f...
- In-R-Form Single Sided 6" Squares: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p105472...
- Fold'n Stitch Wreath Pattern: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p48615/...
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NOTIONS USED IN THIS VIDEO
- Heat N Bond Lite - Adhesive Paper: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p64174/...
- CutRite Heavy Duty Freezer Paper: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p60225/...
- Applique Pressing Sheet - Fons & Porter: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p47424/...
- Richard Hemming Embroidery Needles Size 4: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p34690/...
- Sulky 40 wt Rayon Thread #1819: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p83426/...
- Creative Grids - 3½" x 6½" Ruler: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p76286/...
- Creative Grids - 6½" x 12½" Ruler: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p56654/...
- Clover Fine Quilting Pins: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p111661...
- Clover Magnetic Pin Caddy: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p51323/...
- Wafer 1 Lightbox: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p59800/...
- Rotary Cutters, Blades & Mats: www.shabbyfabrics.com/c4180/n...
- Clover Wonder Clips: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p47405/...
- Kai Embroidery Scissors: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p51870/...
- Frixion Clicker Pen: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p29462/...
- Wool Pressing Mat: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p67892/...
- Panasonic 360° Freestyle Cordless Irons: www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?...
- We're sewing on a BERNINA 770 QE and we love it!
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I am awesome!! 😂
I bought this pattern from Poorhouse a few years ago but I had lost track of it in my stash. Can you believe that I came across it, the day before this video aired? I did!! Now I have one of my favorite Channels demonstrating
How to properly assemble it!!
This has made me day!! Many thanks and much love to you all! 😃
Yay! We are very glad that you found this video tutorial helpful. Thanks for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
This is a classic pattern! It never goes out of style. Thankyou for demonstrating how to make it.
You are very welcome!! Thanks for watching. ✨ 🎄✨ -Michelle
I have loved the look of this pattern forever! Think it's time I actually bought the pattern & made it! Thank you for showing us (me) how to make it!
Yay! We're glad this tutorial inspired you. Thank you for watching. ✨ 🎄✨ -Michelle
I’m so happy for this!!! I have kits from years ago and the pattern, but I’ve been so confused of the process. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
That's great news!! We'd love to see your finished project photos. Thanks for watching! -Michelle
I was on the fence about this project, but once again Jen has made a fabulous tutorial that makes this project look less daunting! Thank you!
We are very glad you found this tutorial helpful! Thank you for watching. 🎄 ✨-Michelle
Thank you so much for showing us how to make this. I purchased this pattern and all the materials several years ago, but couldn’t figure it out. You make it look easy and achievable. Also, thank you for the tips about fabric placement. Beautiful wreath!
We are glad that you found this tutorial very helpful! We'd love to see your finished project photos. Thanks for watching! -Michelle
What a beautiful wreath. Perfect project for my twin granddaughters to make !
Yes!! This is a fun project to create!! 🎄 ❄️ -Michelle
So funny that I checked my "to do" list and on it was - fabric selection to start my Christmas Wreaths. I made several over the past year including some Easter themed ones and gave them as gifts with a decorative jar or foil wrapped Easter eggs to be placed in the centre.
I never had a pattern but was helped by the owner of a local quilt shop who had made one
years before. I have since purchased the pattern (which I was not able to get in Canada originally in time) as well as the B forms which I will finally try. Excellent tutorial and great tip on joining the squares beginning at the fold vs. the end. Thank you.
We are very glad you found this tutorial helpful!! We love the versatility of this project and the many different collections we can create it in!! ✨🎄✨-Michelle
Thank you Jen for doing this, I too have purchased the pattern several years ago , when holy moly there was even a FB page (maybe still is) showing hundreds of them. I'm a visual learner and simply never caught on from other snippets of the process. I know I can do this now after watching the way it's put together. Thanks again.
We are very glad that you found this wreath tutorial helpful. Thank you for watching. ✨ 🎄✨ -Michelle
So beautiful and will last for many years. Thanks
Such a cute pattern! Thank you for demonstrating!! 💛🌻💛
We're happy you enjoy this lovely wreath! -Michelle
I always make something for my brothers and their wives for Christmas. They have pillowcases, bowl cozies, folded mug rugs.....and on it goes. I really was at a loss for what to do this year. This is it. Thanks for your excellent tutorial and great tips on finishing either by hand or machine.
This would definitely be a great gift! We love how versatile and unique this project can be. We're glad you enjoyed this tutorial. ✨🎄 -Michelle
Oh my goodness, so beautiful and thank you for the helpful hints because new projects can sometimes be very frustrating.
We are glad you enjoyed this wreath tutorial! Thank you for watching ♥️ -Michelle
I made this from scratch watching your video and making a few improvisations. Thanks for your tutorial. Cant wait to try other colour combinations!
We're very happy this project has inspired you. We love the variations we've been able to do with this fun wreath! Thank you for watching! ❤️ - Michelle
Thank you so much, Jennifer! I purchased this pattern last spring and the directions were a bit confusing. I'm so glad you clarified it for me - just in time for Christmas!
We are sew happy you enjoyed this tutorial! Thank you for watching! 🎄 ✨-Michelle
We sewists like to see! Ty and thank you to Christine for the use of her pattern 💕
Excellent tutorial with great tips based on trial and error. Thanks Jen!
We're happy you enjoy this project. Thank you for watching. ✨ 🎄✨ -Michelle
I made this today. Jen you are right - so much fun and oh my goodness so easy with your great video!
We are glad that you enjoy this project. Thank you for watching 💖 -Michelle
Thank you for this video. I could not have figured this out without it. I usually don't have problems understanding directions but these stumped me. I am finally making mine!
We're very happy this tutorial has inspired you. Thank you for watching! 💖 -Michelle
Thank you again, Jen! You made it easy to follow. Beautiful project.
We're glad you like it! Thanks for watching! -Michelle
A great tutorial with lots of tips! Thanks so much, I will enjoy putting this together with confidence ❤️
We're very happy you like this project! Thanks for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
Such a fun project. I love how you say button “buuht-ten” 🥰
Thank you! We are glad you enjoy this wreath. ✨🎄✨-Michelle
Really well done. I can see why so many people struggled with the written instructions. Bravo on the camera angles and editing too.
Thank you for your feedback! We are glad you enjoy this tutorial. Thank you for watching! ✨✨ -Michelle
Beautiful, this will last for many years. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed this festive project. Thanks for watching! -Michelle
Beautiful wreath, Jen!! Thank you, for the demonstration!! ❤❤
This wreath is so beautiful! Happy that you love it! Thanks for your comment! ❤️❤️ - Abby
Thanks for the video to show how to make them. I bought the kits few years ago. I didn't understand it until now. Now I understood. Thanks again
We are happy to hear that you enjoyed this fun tutorial. Thank you for watching! ♥️ -Michelle
This would make a great house warming gift for my son and daughter in law and grand daughter for their new home. They should be in it before Thanksgiving.
Yes!! We love how quickly these wreaths work up. Thank you for watching! ✨🎄 -Michelle
Thank you for this tutorial. I just made my first one and found your tutorial very helpful!
Yay!! We're glad you enjoy this fun wreath!! -Michelle
Such a pretty table topper! Thanks for posting this video!
We are glad you enjoy this festive project! Thanks for watching!! 🎄 ✨-Michelle
Just finished one. It's very cool.
How fun!! We're happy to hear you enjoy it ❄️ -Michelle
Great tutorial, Jen. Thankyou 🌸
We are very happy you enjoyed this one. Thank you for watching. ✨ 🎄✨ -Michelle
Beautiful!
Thank you! We're glad you enjoy this project! ✨🎄 -Michelle
Precioso trabajo, gracias y saludos desde Andalucía!!
Muchísimas gracias. Nos alegra que haya disfrutado de este video. ♥️ -Michelle
Thank you it looks beautiful
We are glad you enjoy this wreath project. Thanks for watching. ✨ 🎄✨ -Michelle
I purchased this years ago but I have never made it so this was a great video!! Thanks 😊
We are glad you enjoy it. Thank you for watching! ✨🎄✨ -Michelle
Gracias por compartir sus habilidades de costura y manualidades, quedó muy linda la corona navideña, felicitaciones.
Cordiales saludos,
Caracas-Venezuela.
Hola. Estamos muy contentos de saber que disfrutas de este proyecto festivo. ¡Gracias por ver! ✨🎄 -Michelle
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Thank you so much for this tutorial. I bought her booklet which is a little hard to understand. You made the process so much easier and enjoyable. Instead of following her directions. Thank you again, you are a perfect instructor, I really enjoyed your video and can't wait to start making these wreaths.
We’re very glad you enjoyed this tutorial. thanks so much for your comment! -Michelle
Thank you so much for doing the video, I have the pattern about 6 yrs, but I couldn’t venture to do it on my own 🥰
We are very happy you enjoy this tutorial! Thanks for watching! 🎄 ✨-Michelle
Beautiful wow!
Thank you ✨ 🎄✨ -Michelle
I will definitely be making this, but when I connect the wedges.......I am going to use a metallic gold thread and attach a small gold bead on each one!
Yes!!! This project is so versatile!! ✨🎄 -Michelle
What a great idea!
I made this wreath last year for Christmas and was so pleased with the final outcome and gave some for gifts. Decided to try again and am so thankful your video is still available because just reading the pattern seemed so confusing. Your instructions and detailed tips made it possible for me to make another one without a problem at all. Thank you so very much for your help to create something so beautiful because you make it sooooo easy!
Thanks so much for your wonderful feedback! We’re so glad you found this tutorial helpful :) -Michelle
Out of curiosity, how did the wreath store? I feel like it would get smushed beyond fixing. That is what has stopped me from trying it out.
I have stored my wreaths in a cabinet where nothing is on top of it. I did mail one to a family member in a padded envelope from the post office and was told it was still perfect when it arrived. I haven't seen it since they received it so I can't say if it was ok or really not. @@helenklimeck-jones4024
Great tutorial with awesome tips! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!! -Michelle
I don't think I have time to make them this year but if I don't already have her patten- I'm getting it! And that will be the "family gift" for each couple next year. If I didn't have 4 quilts to finish up b4 Christmas I could get them done.
Wow, it sure sounds like you have quite the load to keep you busy! We look forward to seeing your finished project photos when you're done. This is a festive and versatile pattern! We are glad you like it. 😊🤗 😍-Michelle
Red Swarvorski iron on crystals would be so pretty on this!
YESSS!!!! That's a wonderful idea!!! ✨🎄 -Michelle
I bought the kit thanks for the tutorial
We appreciate your support and happy that you purchased from us! You will have fun and thanks for your comment! 😊 - Abby
Hi Jen I am new to this and found this pattern very beautiful. I just look at the design and the tutorial and I can do it without pattern. I really enjoyed making many wreaths to give it away as gifts for this Xmas! thank you
We are glad to hear this project has inspired you. Thanks for watching! ❤️🎄 🎄 -Michelle
Great tutorial. I've made a few of these & used my zigzag stitch to attach the folds. I widened my stitch as far as it would go & sewed off the edge onto water soluble stabilizer. That way when I opened up the folds there was just enough thread to pull them apart so the just "kissed". Practice first. 🙂
What a wonderful tip! Thank you very much for sharing it with us! ♥️ -Michelle
That’s a really pretty wreath
Thank you! We're glad you like it. ✨ 🎄✨ -Michelle
Beautiful ❤️
Thank you! We're happy you like it! -Michelle
Loved watching
Thanks for watching! We're glad you enjoy this beautiful wreath! ✨-Michelle
This video helps sooo much. Thank you!
We are happy that this tutorial was able to help you! Thank you for your comment! - Abby
Wow, really beautiful wreath. I was watching another video before I found yours that added a really small button to hand sew the two top pieces together. No peak or overlap that way. Great video and I am excited to make a wreath while following this video.
We're happy you enjoyed this fun tutorial. Thanks so much for watching! -Michelle
Excited to see how this was done. Have had pattern for a few years but had problems finding the facings.
We are glad you found this tutorial useful. We did have the Bosal In-R-Form Single Sided 6" Squares available, but we're currently out of stock. You may be able to use a different stabilizer and cut it to size. 🎄🎄-Michelle
I've had this pattern for a while and was afraid to dig in. Thank you Christine for letting Jennifer do this tutorial. It makes so much more sense now.
Yay! We are very glad you enjoyed this tutorial! 🎄 ✨-Michelle
Maravilhoso 😍😍😍
Muito obrigado ✨🎄 -Michelle
Loved the show want to make one.
We're happy you like this fun wreath! Please let us know how it goes for you! 💖-Michelle
✨ GRACIAS GRACIAS GRACIAS ✨
Great video. I have made these and the best way to close those tips is by hand. Really less stressful then fighting with the machine.
Great suggestion! We're glad you enjoy this project. -Michelle
Excellent💯👍👏
Thank you ✨ 🎄✨ -Michelle
linda!Obrigado por compartilhar!
Estamos muito felizes que você tenha gostado deste lindo projeto de guirlanda. Obrigado pelo seu comentário. -Michelle
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I actually bought this pattern at a quilt show in Chattanooga, TN years ago. Now I think I have the tips to do it well. I am ready to try it!!! Love your tutorials.
Yay! We're glad you found this tutorial very helpful! Thank you for watching. -Michelle
Oh my goodness! I'm so excited about getting that kit and doing some of these for my girls to decorate with for Christmas! These are a great idea for all decor, not just for Christmas. I love them! Thank you for this video Mrs Jennifer!
We too love the versatility project. We're glad it's inspired you to create some projects and fond memories with your girls. Thank you for watching!! ✨🎄✨-Michelle
I have some tiny jingle bells to add. 🎄
Yay!!! That would be sew fun!! ✨🎄 -Michelle
Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you create this amazing and awesome wreath. It’s absolutely stunning and gorgeous too. And your tips and tricks really help with getting a decent job done. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Thank you! We're happy you enjoy this project ✨ 🎄✨ -Michelle
You explained the pattern very well,I didn't understand it thanks so much
You are very welcome! We are glad you enjoy this festive project! ✨🎄 -Michelle
Bello. Bendiciones
Gracias. Nos alegra que disfrutes de este divertido proyecto. 💖 -Michelle
Thank you for such a Great video. I don't like hand work due to arthritis but Yours is Beautiful. I think I prefer it and might try it ❤
We're happy this tutorial has inspired you, Teresa. Thanks so much for watching! -Michelle
I just ordered a Maxwell bag and pattern, is there going to be a tutorial on it
I’m going to make this with Halloween fabrics and Patriotic for July 4th!!
Yes!! -Michelle
This is gorgeous, and I would definitely be doing it if I still hadn't lost my "sew-jo" during covid - I just can't seem to find it - it's really lost. I keep trying though - least I get my necessary mending done.
We are glad this project inspires you and we do hope you find your sew-jo soon!! Thank you for watching.✨🎄✨-Michelle
Lindo demais. Brasil Pernambuco Recife
Estamos felizes por você ter gostado deste projeto de grinalda. Obrigado por assistir. 🎄✨ -Michelle
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have you by chance will have a tutorial for a lovely cutlery holder . Always love the choice of your fabrics for any projects .
That is a great idea! We will pass this suggestion along to our design team. Thank you for watching! -Michelle
Hi Jen, loved your video so much but was a little apprehensive about trying this beautiful project--but I had to try. It turned out "ok" but totally my fault. Just remember when you read about my wreath that I am totally new at this crafting process. I forgot to remove the paper backing from the applique fabric before I sewed it on with a zig-zag stitch. OhMyGoodness! But I'm trying one more time to see if I can follow directions--all of them.
We're glad you are trying new things! We believe in you- and don't forget that we have a wide variety of tutorials to help you with your projects and ideas! Thank you for watching. 💖 -Michelle
Оригинальный венок. Очень нарядный и праздничный.
Мы очень рады, что вам понравился этот проект. Спасибо за просмотр. -Michelle
Thank you for showing a clear picture of the item you are making. So many times you only show it far off and we get a slight glimpse of it over your shoulder.
We are very glad that you enjoyed this project. Thank you for watching. 💖 -Michelle
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✨🎄✨-Michelle
Brava
Grazie mille! Apprezziamo il tuo commento. -Michelle
This is beautiful!!!! I wish that you would use different fabric than the one on the wall, to get a variety of different fabrics that you sell.
Thank you for the feedback. We are happy you enjoy this project! ✨🎄✨ -Michelle
A cute button would work to join the points too!
Yes!! 😍 ❄⛄-Michelle
Leave one side open and use as a Christmas tree skirt for a small tree.
Wonderful suggestion!! Thank you for sharing it with us 💖 -Michelle
Très joli
Merci beaucoup. Nous sommes ravis que ce projet vous plaise. 💖 -Michelle
I watch all your videos Jen! You definitely clarify all the questions I would have. Is there any chance that you would video the Winifred Witches Hats placemats?
Hi Laverne - We're happy you enjoy these great tutorials! Regarding the Winifred's Party pattern, we can only do tutorials on patterns when we have permission from the designer. Hope that makes sense :) -Michelle
I bought the kit and the pattern you girls are right the pattern is very hard to understand . So thank you for this tutorial ! i plan to make a few for Christmas gifts , FYI I messed up two of my background squares when i turned it over to press the in r form to my fabric i'm guessing the fabric slipped not sure what happened but I have no extra room for sewing they are ruined So please be careful and double check yourself ! or in my case tripple check , have a fantastic Holiday Everyone .
Thank you for that suggestion, and we are delighted that you enjoy this fun project 🎄🌟 🎄-Michelle
I'd love to create a Tree Skirt from this beauty. Have you given this any thought? Thank you for your amazing videos. I think you're wonderful🤗
That sounds fun! We haven't attempted that, but if you do, please let us know how it turns out! -Michelle
Thank you for enhancing the pattern with this video. I have one question, and it's something I suspect I should have learned years ago: how did you do the thread thing so there wasn't a knot? I watched that section several times and didn't quite get how it's done. Is there another video where you show how to do this? Many thanks!
Hi Margaret - in timestamp 27:27 of the video, you should be able to see the loop Jen is referring to. She looped her thread before putting it on the needle. When she puts her needle through the fabric, she leaves the loop sticking out on the other side, then reaches the needle backward to catch the loop. Hope this helps! If you'd like a better visual, please send us a direct message via Facebook or Instagram and I'll be happy to help you :) -Michelle
You could drop the feed dogs to keep the fabric from traveling. Also, although I have not made this project yet so I don't know how "wide" that gap is between the points you're trying to sew together, could it fit over the free arm like a sleeve, which would allow the two points to lay flat and that zig-zag tack could be placed exactly where it needs to be and lay flat and smooth? Just a couple of thoughts as I watched you making this. Thank you for the video!
Thank you very much for these helpful suggestions! We're glad you enjoyed this tutorial. ♥️ -Michelle
I have the pattern from years ago I bought, maybe your video will get moving to make one. Do you have any recomendations for storing the Wreath after the holiday? Thank You! Love your videos.
We're glad our tutorial has inspired you with this adorable wreath! You can store this wreath safely in a tote- just be sure to not stack items on top. Thanks for watching! 💖 -Michelle
I am really interested in making these as they are gorgeous. My question is...
How well would these store ( space wise?) Would they bounce back to shape if flattened down for the season.
Cheers from Australia
We are happy you enjoy these delightful wreaths. The Bosal In-R Form we use in these helps the wreath maintain their shape. Some people store these in wreath containers as to not flatten them. We have not performed flattening tests on these wreaths, but you may find more successful answers in our Shabby Fabrics Facebook group: facebook.com/groups/shabbyfabricsquiltersgroup/ -Michelle
I just bought a light box too
I would add bells during the hand sewing corners
That's a wonderful suggestion! We're happy you enjoy this fun wreath! 💖 -Michelle
Great tutorial! Not sure if I did something wrong, but when finished with the wreath, the “inside” of the “flutes”, the squares with the foam are sort of wrinkled.....or the fabric does not lay flat. Also, when hanging, it does not lay flat against the surface. It bows out from the surface.....does yours have some sort of “tacking” to keep it flat ? That’s about the only thing I can think of doing. Any suggestions? It was fun making it!
We are glad that you enjoy this fun project. To answer your questions, yes, the foam will slightly gather/crease when the points are folded together. If you can get your iron in there, you may be able to gently flatten these, but you may not be able to get it to go away entirely. Due to the weight of the project, you may experience a bit of bowing when hanging, but ironing may help alleviate this. Hope this makes sense! -Michelle
Thank you for asking that question. My appliqué pieces buckle in the middle as well and I wondered if I applied too much heat on the appliqué. It’s almost like it’s not sticking to the other fabric. Any other suggestions? Thanks
You could try a stiffer interfacing maybe.
Great tutorial! I started one last year and just picked it up to finish for my Thanksgiving table. My machine is not cooperating with the zipzag stitch so I’m on the last step to hand sew them closed. I’m slightly confused though how to create the “loop” to start the hand sewing- where do you place the knot?
Hi Dalesha Bowman! We are glad you enjoy this project. The connecting technique that Jen demonstrated in this project does not include a beginning knot. The raw ends of the thread were untied when we connected the corners together. Utilizing the loop stabilizes the end, but without the knot. You can choose to tuck the ends in under your stitches. Hope that makes sense! -Michelle
You can insert the needle an inch or so from the tip and feed it up to and out of the tip, pull thru carefully so the end is hidden inside the square, then sew the tip together. When done, feed the needle thru and out again, tug a little and carefully snip the thread. Both ends will be hidden inside the square.
Add a little kbob stick in the middle of your points when you zig zag so there is some slack and you won’t get the bulk when stitching on machine
Thank you for this wonderful tip! Thanks for watching! ✨🎄✨-Michelle
This is a really nice design. I wish I could hang it on my door instead of greens that leave endless amounts of needles every time I open the front door.
You can!! The pattern includes an optional sleeve on the back for a hanger. ✨ 🎄✨ -Michelle
@@ShabbyFabrics Fantastic news! Now I want this.
I would do it by hand
I would do it by hand too. I love this project.
Did you try a sewing on a button technique to join the tips. That might be easier. Have to try it. Just an idea
We haven't done that method yet, but it's a great suggestion! 😍 ❄⛄-Michelle
Ty sooo much! Can you do a tutorial showing how you set up your needle and thread so you don't have a beginning knot? I understand that you looped the thread, but how are the raw ends of the thread situated when you are starting out?
Hi WeQuilt! The raw ends of the thread were untied when we connected the corners together. Utilizing the loop stabilizes the end, but without the knot. You can choose to tuck the ends in under your stitches. Hope that makes sense! -Michelle
Feed the threaded needle into the square and out at the tip, pull just till the end disappears. Sew as usual, and reverse the process, insert the needle at the tip and come out about and inch away, tug gently and snip the thread carefully. This will hide the thread ends in the square.
Lol, I made that last comment about adding a gold bead, and then you said it!
We are glad you enjoy this project!! Thank you for watching! ✨🎄 -Michelle
Perfeito.Poderia ter legenda em Português.
Estamos felizes por você ter gostado deste projeto. Daremos sua sugestão para nossa equipe. -Michelle
Great tutorial. What type of machine is Jen using?
We're sewing on a BERNINA 770 QE and we love it!
I would prefer kits that come with modern fabrics
Hi DH! You can always just get the pattern and forms to use whatever fabrics you choose! -Michelle
Hello thankyou for the link you gave me for the kit but I'd like to do a different colours than what they have. I have got the pattern book but I cant seem to see how big the starting squares need to be please? I know I need to use the one on the book but that for after you have turned the around. Are you able to point me in the direction on how big they need to be please :) thankyou x
Hi Charlie - The cutting instructions for the fabrics can be found on Page 1 in the instruction book. Hope this helps! -Michelle