Double Decker - Another great ruler trick by Brianna
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- All you need is 1 jelly roll, 2.5 yard of an accent and a quilting ruler with a 45 degree line!
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This is the BEST tutorial on using the 45 degree line on a regular long ruler that I have ever seen! I thoroughly enjoyed this! Thanks!
Brilliantly witty and clever explanation! You're a natural teacher.
I feel like I’m in the classroom with you your videos are great don’t change a thing,😊
She makes it easy to learn how to make this quilt. Really enjoyed her teaching.
Love your video’s! Wish I lived closer so I could visit your shop. Keep up the great work!!!
Good job Brianna! Love your new look!
Ooo, ooo, ooo..
A fun, fast quilt that is like instant gratification..thank you so much!!!
Great tutorial by a great teacher. I love the jelly roll you used. They are "my colors."
I enjoyed listening to you. Very knowledgeable. I am older and just getting back into sewing so love to find videos as interesting as yours.
Love your videos, Brianna👍
Finally, I know how to use the diagonal lines on the rulers! I really don't need to buy all the ones available!! Thanks for this quilty idea!
Great job and I also like your new look
Thank you. Now I know what I can do with all my 2 1/2 strips
I'm constantly cutting at 2.5 inch in hopes of doing this quilt
Thank you Brianna. You do such a wonderful job of explaining each step! I really enjoy your demonstrations.
I always love your videos! I wish I lived by your shop so I could take classes! I have that seam ripper and never knew you could do that. Also I would love to make this into a patriotic quilt for a veteran’
I was thinking I could use my fat quarters if American fabric and make a quilted cover for our air fryer. It does not always have to be a full size quilt project to use such blocks
Good job, Brianna!!! You are an awesome instructor! I truly enjoy watching your videos.
love the new look girl
Yo9u are such a good teacher!! Thank you Brianna.
Absolutely brilliant highlighting that 45 degree line
You can even put lace in between those strips Which is very cool too
Thank you for a wonderful ruler lesson and great quilt idea
Love the new look👍
Great tutorial. I shall try to make this after I finish my next three projects
Looking gorgeous just like your quilt!
Great tutorial, as usual! Thank you for being a wonderful instructor, Brianna! 💟
Thank you, Brianna! You are a Wonderful instructor! I have quite a few of jelly rolls;
so I will definitely try out this pattern.
Great tutorial Brianna! I am glad that I saw this before I cut into some yardage that had a plan. New plan!!! I have had a jelly roll buying addiction lately. Thank you for being super detailed. Enjoy your upcoming cruise!
Great job of teaching. You made it seem so easy! And fun! thanks.
This was interesting and very informative. Always love to watch your videos. I have only made one guilt, the quick table runner you mom shared. Can't wait to get going on another project.
Oh good!! We have done quick ones!
Have made this quilt several times, never with the strip tube. Can’t wait to try. Just need to unearth my 2.5” box ( tub 🤫). Thanks for sharing, enjoy the cruise
Enjoy your vacation, this is so much easier to tube method the quilt.
Brianna: 👏👏👏 this is awesome, Thank you for such a great lesson. I’ve added it to my wannado list ❤️😀
You are so good at explaining, makes for a wonderful teacher! Loved this tutorial!!!
Great video. I love it,your outfit looks great on you too cute.
I just made 40 blocks like yours now I have to put them together smashing is a good idea
This is too cool Brianna! Going on my Newbie list! Thank you so very much for this one, should go together quickly - well for most - LOL!
Woohoo! I love all the different layouts! Thanks bunches!
Really cool quilt block that I don’t have to buy a special ruler for. Definitely going to give it a try.
Wonderful video. Great job.
Another great video! I love this quilt. Now to go find a jelly roll.
Great video, really enjoyed it!! Thank you
Great tutorial. Love your ongoing comments and tricks as you are doing that section. Only area I would like changed is the music inserted when you show cutting triangles on solid fabric. Would much rather hear you talking. Thank you for this one, so easy but looks difficult.
Thanks for the ruler trick
Great tutorial! Thank you for sharing Brianna!
Great video and tips as always!! Thanks for all you do for us out here!
Beautiful quilt,thank you so much for sharing 😊
Thank you Brianna, can't wait to get the fabric.
A very cute quilt block! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! Enjoyed your video.
We always called this Roman Stripe. It was the first (queen sized) quilt 35 yrs ago
Thank you for showing us with a regular ruler I will definitely try this block now and you make it look so easy 😊. Have a great day
Thank you for this fantastic tutorial
Thank you so much... looks like fun Brianna..
Enjoying your practical tips. 👍🏽
Thanks for sharing, this is one to remember 👍❤️😊
Love this pattern BUT…….YOU look beautiful!!! ❤️.
Thank you for sharing
👍👍🎊 great video n instructions
Very clear instructions. Thank you
Another great tutorial!
Love it ! Thank u brianna🙂
Brianna what is the name of your accent fabric?? It looks like Queen Annes Lace flowers Or Dandelion puffs.
Brianna great demo. Love the quilt pattern! Is there a quilt pattern for this one? Thanks much.
Pretty much 4 strips any size. Then whatever width they turn into is the cut width of your feature fabric. Just be consistent across the whole project. So here it was 4 x 2.5 inch strips. It made an 8 inch width. Lay strips on top of the yardage then sew both sides. Cut as instructed then boom iron and piece blocks together as desired. I've seen it also done with 3 x 3 inch strips
Could you line up the second cut with the section already cut so you could always cut in the same direction? I'll have to try it.
I love this pattern!!! It looks very simple and it's a good way to get rid of some of my fabric stash.🤞🏼
What is the finished diameter of this quilt?
If ti you review the video I think the blocks were close to 9 or ten inches. Then however many you make then less seam joins. Shouldn't be too hard on the math? A ten inch block done 4 x 5 grid would be 49 x 50 inches less your joins. I'm currently planning a ten inch block quilt. Just cutting everything in sight to ten inches. Or any combination into ten inches from scrappy.
Not all ruler have the 45 degree lines on both sides, now what?
Is there an actual pattern for this? I LOVE it!
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