I am so grateful for you making quilting so approachable all those years ago. Your tutorial’s are what made me have the confidence to sew a quilt when I was a new mom. Now I’m obsessed till this day.
Beautiful quilt ; I had the privilege of visiting Hamilton and the Missouri star quilt company last month . I was like a kid in a candy store .I had the prof meeting your two grandsons and had my picture taken with them .
In the recent past I made a stack of pillow cases and donated them to our community emergency services. A fun stress reliever for frightened children. I just used left over fabric, mixed and matched. 😊
Love you gals!!! You make my life so much brighter in this dark world. Thank you for all you do to make quilting fun. Natalie you look wonderful! Wish I could lose some pounds.
I had never seen the 4-patch made like this!!! I have so much red, white and blue scraps left over from previous projects that I can’t wait to make one of these quilts!! Thanks for this valuable lesson!!
I actually made this quilt last year and it turns out stunning. My colors were Eggplant Purple and Sage Green with 16 patch I prints of greens and purples...sorry can't remember the fabric line name but it was Moda line. Thanks Jenny and Batalie for great tutorial of Quilt & Hot Dog Pillow case Method.🧵🪡
I’m making this right now with scraps and white and I already know it’s my new favorite quilt. And I’m not a scrappy kind of girl. The white X makes all the difference.
Love this ladies. Natalie your gorgeous. Smile says feeling wonderful. Not sure on the quilt for the holidays but the pillow cases be great for granddaughter. Daughter had panrcatic cancer. So an helping on this journey. I go to her and take her to chemo. We made thru the first six. And she's doing good. Even with emergency hernia surgery 2 weeks ago
I made a pillowcase to match their quilt for each of my granddaughters. They love them! I watched Jenny's original burrito pillowcase tutorial. Thanks!
I really love watching you and your girls. I have learned so much from you. All three of you are wonderful teachers, and so talented. You are superstars.
Drove out to Hamilton yesterday!! Got to meet Sara’s Jason in the Vintage store. What a good young man. Got to make a quick trip back before we head back to Florida. The retreat building was busy with sewing machines at full throttle. Just wish I could have had a Jenny hug. I even told Jason the story about my first meeting with Jenny. It’s been 4 years since we have gotten to come home. Oh! Please have someone put up a sign at the red light to take a left or right to get back on 36. DETOUR!!! Loads of love.
I am so happy to see this tutorial. I saw this pattern❤ last year and decided I wanted to make it. It was so pretty and looked simple enough. Unfortunately it was on another quilting channel and they didn’t make their squares like you all. Started making squares and was so confusing the way they did them. I now feel like a dummy after seeing how simple you all make it. Starting all over now and already can tell this is going faster than before. I’ve been a follower since you began years ago when I first became a grandmother and my daughter wanted me to make her baby a quilt. Thank you Jenny and family for helping quilters with your down to earth and easy methods. You make it so much more fun. Happy 4th of July!
I have made many pillowcases for my family. At Christmas, I made the grandchildren a themed pillowcase and a book that went along with the pillowcase. Thank you, Jenny and Natalie!
I have been looking at all my scraps and I think I am going to start cutting them all in 5” squares and making blocks with them. I think I may do this instead of 9 patches. I have loved this since Jenny first made it!
Thank you so much, I love this quilt and plan to start Sunday afternoon (already told my friend)..If is turns out to my liking it will come your way to long-arm..Glad you are feeling better. I must mention I always enjoy Natalie ! Thanks again.
Make the strip, fold it back on itself so 2 4.5” pieces are stacked & then cut - you’ll cut 2 at a time this way instead of cutting one 4 patch of the strip at a time.
Thanks to your chandalier tutorial I saw a year ago, from then on I was hooked. Had never sewn before. But I have now completed 11 quilt tops. Which is a big accomplishment living in a 40' converted skoolie!
I had gotten this pattern a few months ago! I have so many 2 1/2 “ squares! I made them from left over fabrics I had left. I’ll use the 5” method on something else. I can’t wait to start!
Thank you for the pillow case tutorial. It’s awesome. I don’t know but every time I watch your tutorials, it makes me feel like I can do it because of how effortlessly you make it look.
LOL😂! Jenny is so talented - & skilled, too! I mean seriously - how many people can lick there finger and talk at the same time while doing the prep work for a fabulous Quilt?! Who doesn’t love these ladies!❤
Thank you so much for adding the quilting name used. So many TH-camrs leave that off. I say “so you are just making a quilt top” I love information from start to completion. Thank you again ❤
I have to give that pillow case a try. My brain says that won’t work, but Jenny says it will. I believe in Jenny. Lol. I think I just might give the quilt a try too. Almost all my quilts I make have been from Jenny’s tutorials. I love Jenni style of teaching. Thanks for all you do. You have made me a much better quilter.
Yes the pillowcase is that easy. I like to do the French seam, an extra step but gives a nice finished seam that will never fray out. I’ve made many of them for donation and when I do a baby quilt I like to do a small pillowcase to match if I have enough fabric. A small travel size pillow works great for when baby is old enough for it.
Goodnight Irene is one of my all-time favorite patterns, so it was lovely to see an update, but the pillow case? WOW! Genius tutorial! Can’t wait to make a few. 😍😍😍
I bought this pattern, prior to watching your tutorial. It IS easy!! How fun. 🎉 * and YES, I enjoy making a pair of pillow cases for wedding gifts. This Burrito pattern looks so professional, when you sew French Seams on the top & side seams. 😂❤😊😊
Jenny, love that border idea, it just makes the quilt! Genius, as usual. Hope you are feeling better. Love this whole team, thank you for all your hard work all the time.
I sure enjoy watching the two of you sew together. Thanks so much for listening to us concerning the lighting on your set. It is so much better. Thanks again. It's much appreciated.
Natalie and Jennie, you are a wonderful tag team. I'm adding the four patch method to my skill set. THANKS SO MUCH‼️ Your friend from New Mexico, Carla 🎶 💖 💐.
@@laris2328 I agree. It is that easy. I got together with a few of my sewing buddies and we made 50 pillowcases for the million pillowcase challenge a few years ago. It was a lot of fun and for a good cause! Give it a try, I'm sure you will agree. ❤️
I love this tutorial and the fabric is so cute. Thanks for sharing your easy pillowcase. I had forgotten how easy you make it with the flange. Natalie’s face just shines now. The two of you on the video together is so cute!! Love it1
Thank you so much for both the quilt and pillowcase - I’ve been wanting to just make some pillowcases out of fun fabrics for my 4-year old granddaughter but can never seem to remember how to do it! (I’m getting old!!!)
I have always loved this pattern!! It works especially great with a charm pack (or jelly roll) from a fabric collection with almost no “light” in the prints, so you get all colours contrasting against the light background. Batiks would be a great collection to work with. Thanks Jenny & Natalie for a fun quick tutorial!
I’ve made this quilt twice and just love the pattern I might make it again. My first one I used flannel (it’s my go to winter quilt). The second one I used Deer Christmas by Urban Chic and used the big deer panel for the backing. I just love both of my quilts. Everyone looks at it and thinks they were hard to make quilts but they are not. Thank you Jenny for your wonderful quilt patterns.
Best part of the video was when you told us what quilting motif you used to quilt it! I recently had a conversation with a quilting friend and I bemoaned the fact that for so many years, quilting patterns say "quilt as desired".....why don't patterns say what motif the quilter used for the project????? So THANK YOU, JENNY! for describing your quilting motif!!!!! MSQC ROCKS!!!!!
OMG! I love that you did your pillowcase. I have your tutorial from the past in my history and my LIKED videos, when you used 3 Sisters fabric. How funny!😉 Thanks for doing this again. Love the quilt pattern. Now I can use my charm packs! 🤩
Love to see the two of you ladies create together. Your personalities are happy and fun. So it's a pleasure watching you. Love this pattern by the way. And the pillowcase is a great bonus. Thanks ladies. Take care and blessings to ya'll.
Love, love, love this pattern. I can see it in civil war fabric! I always do a French seam, it helps to keep any of the fraying of cotton fabric hidden.
What a beautiful and fun quilt tutorial. Loved the fabric. It would go well in our camper too! Cute pillow cases and easy to make. Thanks Jenny and Natalie! 💖💖💖
As always, you present quilting as easily do-able! 15 years of wonderful tutorials that encourage sewers to try more than they might, if not for your easy to follow tutorials that make quilting look easy! Thank you Jenny, Natalie & all @ Missouri Star! Y’all are Sew Awesome!
French seams are amazing on these
I love it when Jenny and Natilie are together.
I am so grateful for you making quilting so approachable all those years ago. Your tutorial’s are what made me have the confidence to sew a quilt when I was a new mom. Now I’m obsessed till this day.
What a great quilt pattern and double bonus pillowcase. Thank you, ladies ❤❤
Love jenny and Natalie! I blame jenny for my quilting addiction! Started watching in 2018 and haven't stopped!
Love that handy way of making 4-patch!
I love how Natalie smiles at her mother!
You need to read Jenny's book. It will explain (I think) the close bond they have
I loved the book.
I thought the same thing. Precious! They're always your babies 😊
I love how, if it weren't for the age difference, they would be twins!😂
yes she's 💞 precious... they're so much alike
The quilt is beautiful but more stunning is Natalie. You look amazing.
My guild is presently quilting one of these. The only difference ours is sashed with corner stones. I just love it. It is made with vintage fabric.
I’ve made pillows using this technique and they turn out wonderful.
the way you made the scrappy 4 patches blew my mind! I have never seen that technique before! I am still recovering from the shock!
I never would have thought to do that! This is why we all love Jenny! And the girls, of course!!!
I love you two!!!❤️❤️
What a fun way to make a 4 patch. Thanks for the tip.
I love your mother-daughter relationship! Ya'll are such good examples and sew much fun to watch❤
Appreciate everything I learn thank you
So glad that you revamped this tutorial. I’ve wanted to make this for ages.,
Your 15 years of favorites would make a great book 😳🙏
i love your method for making scrappy 4-patches!!
Beautiful quilt ; I had the privilege of visiting Hamilton and the Missouri star quilt company last month . I was like a kid in a candy store .I had the prof meeting your two grandsons and had my picture taken with them .
In the recent past I made a stack of pillow cases and donated them to our community emergency services. A fun stress reliever for frightened children. I just used left over fabric, mixed and matched. 😊
Love you gals!!! You make my life so much brighter in this dark world. Thank you for all you do to make quilting fun. Natalie you look wonderful! Wish I could lose some pounds.
Thank you for this timely tutorial and for showing how easy it really is!! Love it!! 💕 Ladies you both look wonderful!!
I have never seen a four patch sewn that way!! Wow, I have a new way to make them. Thanks!!!
I had never seen the 4-patch made like this!!! I have so much red, white and blue scraps left over from previous projects that I can’t wait to make one of these quilts!! Thanks for this valuable lesson!!
The pillowcase makes a great storage case for the quilt!
I keep forgetting that we can make a pillowcase in order to store our precious quilts!!
I love this pattern. Want to make it with bright squares on a black background…woohoo
Sewing with Jenny would bee stressful and so joyful in the same time for me ❤😂
Your so silly...at the same time.
@@StevenP123 Sewing along side of a daughter that looks like a skeleton would make anyone NOT happy. Jeese...ppl don't want to look at that.
@@57WeaverAnd a happy life to you🙀🧵🪡✂️
I love this 4 patch method, I remember when you taught it years ago and I am still using it! Thanks,
You’re a genius Jenny. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us
I actually made this quilt last year and it turns out stunning. My colors were Eggplant Purple and Sage Green with 16 patch I prints of greens and purples...sorry can't remember the fabric line name but it was Moda line. Thanks Jenny and Batalie for great tutorial of Quilt & Hot Dog Pillow case Method.🧵🪡
I’m making this right now with scraps and white and I already know it’s my new favorite quilt. And I’m not a scrappy kind of girl. The white X makes all the difference.
I love making the pillow cases to match the quilt I always do a French seams! Love you all thanks again for another great tutorial😍
Love this ladies. Natalie your gorgeous. Smile says feeling wonderful. Not sure on the quilt for the holidays but the pillow cases be great for granddaughter. Daughter had panrcatic cancer. So an helping on this journey. I go to her and take her to chemo. We made thru the first six. And she's doing good. Even with emergency hernia surgery 2 weeks ago
I made a pillowcase to match their quilt for each of my granddaughters. They love them! I watched Jenny's original burrito pillowcase tutorial. Thanks!
I really love watching you and your girls. I have learned so much from you. All three of you are wonderful teachers, and so talented. You are superstars.
Drove out to Hamilton yesterday!! Got to meet Sara’s Jason in the Vintage store. What a good young man. Got to make a quick trip back before we head back to Florida. The retreat building was busy with sewing machines at full throttle. Just wish I could have had a Jenny hug. I even told Jason the story about my first meeting with Jenny. It’s been 4 years since we have gotten to come home. Oh! Please have someone put up a sign at the red light to take a left or right to get back on 36. DETOUR!!!
Loads of love.
I am so happy to see this tutorial. I saw this pattern❤ last year and decided I wanted to make it. It was so pretty and looked simple enough. Unfortunately it was on another quilting channel and they didn’t make their squares like you all. Started making squares and was so confusing the way they did them. I now feel like a dummy after seeing how simple you all make it. Starting all over now and already can tell this is going faster than before. I’ve been a follower since you began years ago when I first became a grandmother and my daughter wanted me to make her baby a quilt. Thank you Jenny and family for helping quilters with your down to earth and easy methods. You make it so much more fun. Happy 4th of July!
I am definitely making this for myself…my name is IRENE! Love your easy tutorials! Natalie is my kind of gal, so sweet & helpful!
P.S. Natalie, You look beautiful! I am so proud of your dedication to yourself & your family. You are definitely beautiful🤗
The quilt is very cute!! The pillow cases are darling!! Thank you Jenny and Natalie!!
Thanks for reminding me how much I loved making this quilt when it first came out! Gotta make it again!!!
I have made many pillowcases for my family. At Christmas, I made the grandchildren a themed pillowcase and a book that went along with the pillowcase. Thank you, Jenny and Natalie!
I have been looking at all my scraps and I think I am going to start cutting them all in 5” squares and making blocks with them. I think I may do this instead of 9 patches. I have loved this since Jenny first made it!
One of my favourite scrappy quilts. I made mine with orphan jelly roll strips.
LOVE this quilt! It's my 'go to' when I need to use up scraps... and I've made TONS of pillowcases using your EASY tutorial.. thank you
This has just become my new go-to too!
Very clever combo of blocks. Beautiful quilt Jenny 💗🇦🇺
I love your videos! Natalie…you look amazing!
That’s a good way to make 4 patches.
Thank you so much, I love this quilt and plan to start Sunday afternoon (already told my friend)..If is turns out to my liking it will come your way to long-arm..Glad you are feeling better. I must mention I always enjoy Natalie ! Thanks again.
Jenny! The quilt is Adorable But the pillowcase process is Brilliant!🎉🎉🎉
Maybe someday I'll be able to look at quilts and realize they're not as hard as they seem! Thank you for all your great tutorials.
Thank you again Jenny! Love all the MSQC tutorials.
Make the strip, fold it back on itself so 2 4.5” pieces are stacked & then cut - you’ll cut 2 at a time this way instead of cutting one 4 patch of the strip at a time.
Thanks to your chandalier tutorial I saw a year ago, from then on I was hooked. Had never sewn before. But I have now completed 11 quilt tops. Which is a big accomplishment living in a 40' converted skoolie!
Oh my goodness. You must be very efficient and strong! My apts have always been turned into sewing studios as I kept requiring more space.😂
I love this quilt so much! I'm making one for each of my husband's siblings, in memory of my mother-in-law, Irene.
What a fun pattern! I never would have thought of making one. Your tutorial takes the scariness out of it. 😊
I also love the pillowcases. 😁
I had gotten this pattern a few months ago! I have so many 2 1/2 “ squares! I made them from left over fabrics I had left. I’ll use the 5” method on something else. I can’t wait to start!
Thank you for the pillow case tutorial. It’s awesome. I don’t know but every time I watch your tutorials, it makes me feel like I can do it because of how effortlessly you make it look.
LOL😂! Jenny is so talented - & skilled, too! I mean seriously - how many people can lick there finger and talk at the same time while doing the prep work for a fabulous Quilt?! Who doesn’t love these ladies!❤
I made this loved all the 4-patches and Hatchet blocks. I used my collected Siggies for my Quilt.
Wow, that was the fastest 16 block ever!
Thank you lovely quilt qnd pillow covers
Thank you so much for adding the quilting name used. So many TH-camrs leave that off. I say “so you are just making a quilt top” I love information from start to completion. Thank you again ❤
I have to give that pillow case a try. My brain says that won’t work, but Jenny says it will. I believe in Jenny. Lol. I think I just might give the quilt a try too. Almost all my quilts I make have been from Jenny’s tutorials. I love Jenni style of teaching. Thanks for all you do. You have made me a much better quilter.
Yes the pillowcase is that easy. I like to do the French seam, an extra step but gives a nice finished seam that will never fray out. I’ve made many of them for donation and when I do a baby quilt I like to do a small pillowcase to match if I have enough fabric. A small travel size pillow works great for when baby is old enough for it.
Goodnight Irene is one of my all-time favorite patterns, so it was lovely to see an update, but the pillow case? WOW! Genius tutorial! Can’t wait to make a few. 😍😍😍
I bought this pattern, prior to watching your tutorial. It IS easy!! How fun. 🎉 * and YES, I enjoy making a pair of pillow cases for wedding gifts. This Burrito pattern looks so professional, when you sew French Seams on the top & side seams. 😂❤😊😊
This quilt has been on my to do list for quite a while, thanks for the reminder! That pillow case is adorable and so easy!
Thank you so much for showing us the awesome quilt and thank you for the pillow case ❣️🪡🧵✂️💖❤️💓💗
Great video girls! You always help me remember the steps when I forget. Thank you!
Jenny, love that border idea, it just makes the quilt! Genius, as usual. Hope you are feeling better. Love this whole team, thank you for all your hard work all the time.
I love that Jenny gives us “optionable!” She's awesome!😂❤❤❤❤❤
I sure enjoy watching the two of you sew together. Thanks so much for listening to us concerning the lighting on your set. It is so much better. Thanks again. It's much appreciated.
I’ve watched you do the four patch last year? That how I always do this way.
Thank you again .
Would love to do this pattern!🇨🇦
Natalie and Jennie, you are a wonderful tag team. I'm adding the four patch method to my skill set. THANKS SO MUCH‼️ Your friend from New Mexico, Carla 🎶 💖 💐.
No way that pillow case was that easy. Thank you.
Yes it really is that easy. Even with the French Seams, it's easy.🎉
@@laris2328 I agree. It is that easy. I got together with a few of my sewing buddies and we made 50 pillowcases for the million pillowcase challenge a few years ago. It was a lot of fun and for a good cause! Give it a try, I'm sure you will agree. ❤️
New pillow cases for all the beds ! 😆
It really is, I’ve done them.
I love this! I thought it looked hard at first but now I’m confident to make it!
I love this tutorial and the fabric is so cute. Thanks for sharing your easy pillowcase. I had forgotten how easy you make it with the flange. Natalie’s face just shines now. The two of you on the video together is so cute!! Love it1
Awesome quilt, but I love Natalie’s reaction to the pillow case priceless!!!
Thank you so much for both the quilt and pillowcase - I’ve been wanting to just make some pillowcases out of fun fabrics for my 4-year old granddaughter but can never seem to remember how to do it! (I’m getting old!!!)
I have always loved this pattern!! It works especially great with a charm pack (or jelly roll) from a fabric collection with almost no “light” in the prints, so you get all colours contrasting against the light background. Batiks would be a great collection to work with. Thanks Jenny & Natalie for a fun quick tutorial!
❤️Love this quilt. THANK YOU for showing us how it is so doable.❤😊
I love this quilt!! It looks so complicated but it’s not!! Thank you Jenny & Natalie! 😍
I made a Goodnight, Irene and I made my 4 patches exactly like you. It was so easy. Thanks for the tutorials. ❤
I love this quilt and I make a pillowcase for every quilt with leftover fabrics to store the quilt in. That way I know what quilt is inside.
I’ve made this quilt twice and just love the pattern I might make it again. My first one I used flannel (it’s my go to winter quilt). The second one I used Deer Christmas by Urban Chic and used the big deer panel for the backing. I just love both of my quilts. Everyone looks at it and thinks they were hard to make quilts but they are not. Thank you Jenny for your wonderful quilt patterns.
Best part of the video was when you told us what quilting motif you used to quilt it! I recently had a conversation with a quilting friend and I bemoaned the fact that for so many years, quilting patterns say "quilt as desired".....why don't patterns say what motif the quilter used for the project????? So THANK YOU, JENNY! for describing your quilting motif!!!!! MSQC ROCKS!!!!!
OMG! I love that you did your pillowcase. I have your tutorial from the past in my history and my LIKED videos, when you used 3 Sisters fabric. How funny!😉 Thanks for doing this again. Love the quilt pattern. Now I can use my charm packs! 🤩
You two are so cute together.... has anyone ever said it's like watching family😊 oh, and absolutely adorable quilt and case!
I have made this quilt twice from my scraps and love them! Hurray for cute, easy pillowcases!
This is one of my favorite patterns. Great for using scraps.
Fantastic looking quilt. Ladies, you made it look so easy. I love the pillow case tutorial, so easy. Definitely going to give it a try.
Love this quilt. You could also make with a jelly roll
Great tutorial!!! Thanks for keeping us busy with fun quilts to make!
Love to see the two of you ladies create together. Your personalities are happy and fun. So it's a pleasure watching you. Love this pattern by the way. And the pillowcase is a great bonus. Thanks ladies. Take care and blessings to ya'll.
The pillowcase is that easy. Great tutorial!
I haven't tuned in to MSQ on TH-cam for awhile. This was a fun video and lovely quilt. AND Natalie, you look fantastic 🤩. Thanks for the video 😊
Love, love, love this pattern. I can see it in civil war fabric! I always do a French seam, it helps to keep any of the fraying of cotton fabric hidden.
What a beautiful and fun quilt tutorial. Loved the fabric. It would go well in our camper too! Cute pillow cases and easy to make. Thanks Jenny and Natalie! 💖💖💖
As always, you present quilting as easily do-able! 15 years of wonderful tutorials that encourage sewers to try more than they might, if not for your easy to follow tutorials that make quilting look easy! Thank you Jenny, Natalie & all @ Missouri Star! Y’all are Sew Awesome!
I love this one, too! I did it in a scrappy orange and black for my daughter’s table. Love the pillow case too! Happy quilting! 🧵