When I woke this morning to your new tutorial I actually cried. Once asked what motivated me to quilt..it was this quilt Yesterday I started a scrappy four square quilt from all my leftover bindings and scraps. A longer proces then using all 2,5" strips but inspired by sa loving memory of cuddling under a 4 square quilt with my great grandmother every night we were together. After 65 years still my warmest memories. Thank you for today's tutorial. It brought back so many memories .. all symbolized by this quilt
I'm with you on the beauty of a simple checkered quilt. Thanks for sharing - and I appreciate the colors you used on that one on the wall...though all are beautiful (watching from Poland - where we're busy with refugees).
May God bless Poland, its kind hearted people, & all that escaped from the war in Ukraine. May the people of Ukraine be able to return someday to rebuild, & live in peace again.
Hi Jenny - question for you. you started this tutorial saying that you make these quilts because you dont like waste, but then you used brand new strips to make it. Do you have a tutorial for the best way to make this with actual scraps?
Thank you Jenny! What a beautiful quilt. You just took the fear out of making this by showing the easy way to make it. I have a Jelly Roll I love but didn’t know what I was going to do with it. Now I do. 🌸💖🌸
Can i ask, if I don't use batiks, then usually a jelly roll has some white or tone on tone strips apart from the colour prints, which I don't think would contrast enough against the white strips. What would you do then, not use the tone on tone ones, make a smaller quilt or do you then need to buy two of the print jelly rolls? I too love this pattern, sometimes the simple ones are the best!
Once you have a bunch of 2.5" squares, sew them onto 2.5" wide strips of background. When you have a bunch of strips with squares, cut them into pairs. Then just sew a bunch together, and soon you'll have a bunch of big squares. This would be great way of "warming up" before you start sewing your projects.
It was a really helpful tip to put the skinnyist strip on top and center it and use that as your sewing guideline so that the squares will end up the same size and the seams will line up! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I love this quilt. For some reason it reminded me of my grandmother. Maybe she had a quilt similar to this. I want to make one. Thanks for sharing your ideas and tutorials with us. I love watching them all. With all the fabrics I've been ordering from MSQC I have to have the materials needed for this project. Thanks again. I just love your site.
These colors are great together. I like this one because it's simple, easy, and BIG. I make a lot of Project Linus donation quilts, however, and their requirements are more like 40" x 60" for the little kids. Would you consider showing us a simple, easy, and small quilt? Thanks for all you do. You make the world a happier place.
20 strips wide by 30 squares long will get you to those dimensions without borders. Subtract a few rows and squares if you want to add borders. 2” finished squares make for easy math. 😃
Just love this quilt--I think it is so calming, too;)) I am now sewing up leftover mini charms for a smaller version, but my next "square project" will definitely use this jelly roll method--thanks so much for a super tutorial.. hugs, a big fan Julierose
I love an easy quilt like this. It's good to be able to rest your brain now & then. I love that you can make this in any size. Thanks for another great tutorial. ❤
How many jelly rolls will I need to make a Queen and King Size Quilt ? Backing yardage for each ? Inside border yardage for each ? Outside border yardage for each ? Thank you.
Nice and simple: A Classic beauty! Thank you for this tutorial, Jenny & MSQC team. I find sewing WOF length strips sometimes rather unwieldy. Knowing each full jelly roll strip gives you 16 squares, half a strip will produce 8. I think I’ll cut my strips at the fold and produce double the number of half-as-wide strip sets. It’ll give me more variety of fabric placement and be a bit easier for me to handle. (Also good for practicing seam-matching, excellent for beginners!).
Always look forward to Friday mornings to find a new quilt tutorial from you! Have made so many of your quilts during lockdown. Just about to start no 48. Thank you.
This is a refreshing change for me. I love making all of the different designs to be found but like You said after a while it is good to get a break, especially when the matters of life have been busy/stressful. Patterns like these remind me of the simple but beautiful quilts that drew me to want to learn in the first place. Thank You :)
Thank you. I just love that quilt. I’ve been into the 25 patch blocks but I am absolutely in love with how fast and easy this quilt goes together. On my list!!! I just put together the butterfly blocks from a long time ago MSQC tutorial and used beautiful island batiks in purples, blues, and pinks. Turning out so pretty. Batiks are becoming my favorite to work with. Thank you for all of these tutorials. 💙🤍🤎 If I could just work as quickly as you all do. 😉
This is such a nice quilt. It's not hard and sewing the top would be almost meditative which is just great for calming frazzled nerves. I love the colors, too, just perfect for summer and fall.
I need this project. I want to do some blocks that don't require a lot of thinking, just sewing. This is perfect. I think by the end of the day I will have a really cute quilt top!!! Thank you!!!
Hi Jenny and MSQC. I love this quilt. I have a whole box of already cut 2-1/2” squares. What would be the best way to attach them to the white strip to make the ship sets? It will be very scrappy but a great way to use my overflowing stash. Thank you again for all you do.
The first quit Jennie showed at the beginning of her video was made using 2 1/2” scrap squares. She said she put it together with 4 patches. I would think that you need to start by cutting 2 1/2” background squares, and then make the 4 patches to put together to create the 16 count squares.
I am going to put them on a background strip one after the other and then cut them apart. After seeing Jenny do that in other tutorials, I use that method quite often.
I just love a tutorial from Jenny. I’ve learned most of my quilting from her over the years and in my head and heart we are “old” friends. This is definitely going on my bucket list.
Just beautiful! Thanks for showing us how to make to make the quilt with strips! I would never sew all those little squares together. I don’t have the patience! 😊❤️
No, it's fun, as you're starting with two very big piles and are ending up with two little piles which lead to a great quilt top. Only the first two steps are annoying. But the method here is great, too, as I have lots of little fabric pieces that can be cut in stripes.
I have also been cutting my scraps into 2-1/2 squares. . I have a whole show box size tote already done. It's going to take forever to sew all those squares together. But looks fun! Thank you for the awesome tutorial!!
Wow so easy and so pretty! Your explanation on how to accommodate serrated and straight-edged strips is a game changer! I once made a king quilt with several different strip manufacturers’ sets and some cut strips from yardage, and wish I had figured that out then!
I have a dozen quilt tops started, but I think I'll grab a jelly roll and work on this in sewing class today; perhaps a patriotic one for a Quilt of Valor....a "baker's dozen" is always good, LOL!
I love how easy,& simple this is. When I put this on my bed it will be the focal point, but all the other item's in the room will be noticed as well. This will make my wall hangings pop out too.
I just l❤ve this .... simple is always best! I also love Jenny and how she makes it so easy. Another great presentation! Thank you so much! BTW your book is amazing
I wish I could match my fabric pieces so easily. I’m always off. I love this one. My first MSQC quilt was Sticks and Stones. It’s just beautiful on my guest room bed.
Ruth Schwartz I went to an estate sale several years ago and bought fabric and started pieces. There was a large box of individual 2 inch squares. The person had started sewing them together with no contrasting fabric in between the squares. I'm planning on taking these apart and make 4 square or nine square blocks. There are a lot of them. Also in this same box there were blocks for a grandma flower garden quilt. These were all hand sewn and very small and neat stitches All most afraid to start putting them together. I'll get up my nerve one of these days. Really like this video as it has inspired me to put these squares together now.
I have totes full of my scraps in all workable sizes. Have made 3 of the quilt tops you are showing..and started on a 4th. Makes for quick, relaxing, no thinking sewing!
Thank you Jenny! I make donation quilts for our church ( Swedish Lutherans) and I always have strips left over! This will help make use of those into a beautiful quilt for someone in need! Thank you again! ❤️
Very enjoyable tutorial and a beautiful and fun method. I inherited a huge box of over 1200 2" squares that had been cut and saved for a cathedral window quilt. I do not have the patience (or the expected lifespan!) to make that large of a cathedral window quilt, but I decided to make a postage stamp quilt (another name for this type of quilt). I did not use background squares in between, but just sewed all of my little squares together. I added some from my own fabric scraps and ended up with a nice bright scrappy quilt for the foot of the bed when you need a little extra cover. Very fun! (And my 2" squares were not all really 2", so the seams did not all meet - but that was fine with me, it is a little higglety-pigglety, but still very fun.)
What a great quilt to use up that jelly roll or a whole lot of scraps! I always have leftover binding strips. Eventually they would work but I’d have to sew a lot more quilts to have 42 binding strips LOL! Thanks a bunch for the great video!
I have lots of odd leftover 2 1/2 strips from previous quilts. I am going to choose a background colour and use them up, as they are pushing the lid off the container I store them in! Great scrappy quilt
I love the massive self healing cutting mat you have, do you sell them? The largest I can find in UK is a quarter that size. I’d love one that covered my whole table so I don’t have to move my fabric so much.
what if you combined different sizes of squares in a block, making composition more interesting, and maybe if coloures varied in tone, it could have made a 3D effect?
Thank you for this instructional video. As a beginner quilter, you've broken this project down to easy to follow directions. I would like to make this quilt large enough for a queen size bed and purchase enough jelly rols or charm packs for this project. Can this quilt be made larger? How many jelly rolls, charm packs or layer cakes would I need for this quilt or large enough (90"x90"). I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for creating content that is easy to follow and inspirational.
I love this quilt! I have been working on a similar project except the squares are one inch. I sewed together one and a half inch strips and then cut them into an inch and a half. Then I sewed a block with all the same colors together. Each block had 144 squares. I sewed alternate colored sashing on each square and it turned out fabulous! I gave it away to one of my kids. I wish I could send you a picture. I also love that you are showing this side of you as a person who uses it all up. I knew that side of you existed, but you were keeping it for your own use! Thank you so much for sharing. This is the quilt I will make for Christmas for my five kids this year!
You are an AMAZING teacher, Jenny. I have been binge-watching your videos for a little while now and have learned SO MUCH!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge so willingly❣️
I think I would sew a bunch of print strips to background strips. Then cut them in half and build a block from four of them. Mix them up and repeat.That way you can get more variation from using 4 sets of half strips.
Always love your tutorials, Jenny! There is always a nugget or two of simple ways to achieve a beautiful project. Some patterns make piecing very confusing. Not yours!💞
Thanks for sharing this with us. This is close to a quilt my Grandmother made for me when I got married. I want to make replicas for each of my grandchildren in honor of Gram. This technique will make it so much easier. Also I appreciate every little hint to make sewing easier. Thanks Jenny!
Good Morning from Colorado Springs! Beautiful quilt. I bought rulers and they have safety paper glue to the back! How I removed it? Firs time that I see brown tape I guess is for extreme weather conditions and delivery protection. I love your tutorial! Please answer when you get the chance. Thank you so very much
You just have to get under a corner somehow (fingernails work) and peel it off. Yes that backing is annoying but it’s there to protect the ruler or template until it reaches its forever home.
Great 👍 thank you 😊 I suggest a short instructions on the back for example lick it until is off!! just a joke! Remove it patiently with finger nails! I tried the finger nails hard to get it started it! Thank very much for helping me and please pardon me for my sense of humor!
Wonderful tutorial, thank you. Im looking for a backing fabric and love the batik moon and stars used here. I looked on your website, but no luck. Can you help?
Hello and I hope you are having a happy and blissful day. I have had 2 very busy days and now I get to sit and watch your video. Thank you for sharing this video, your knowledge and talents.
One more tip is to use a shorter stitch on these so that they don't unravel once you cut them. I do something similar when I am using up scraps.
When I woke this morning to your new tutorial I actually cried. Once asked what motivated me to quilt..it was this quilt
Yesterday I started a scrappy four square quilt from all my leftover bindings and scraps. A longer proces then using all 2,5" strips but inspired by
sa loving memory of cuddling under a 4 square quilt with my great grandmother every night we were together. After 65 years still my warmest memories. Thank you for today's tutorial. It brought back so many memories .. all symbolized by this quilt
I'm with you on the beauty of a simple checkered quilt. Thanks for sharing - and I appreciate the colors you used on that one on the wall...though all are beautiful (watching from Poland - where we're busy with refugees).
Thank you for helping with the refugees. I wish I could more.
God bless you.❤️
May God bless Poland, its kind hearted people, & all that escaped from the war in Ukraine. May the people of Ukraine be able to return someday to rebuild, & live in peace again.
God bless and stay safe!
Hi Jenny - question for you. you started this tutorial saying that you make these quilts because you dont like waste, but then you used brand new strips to make it. Do you have a tutorial for the best way to make this with actual scraps?
Thank you…had the exact same reaction!!! How am I using up scraps if I have to go out and buy an expensive new jelly roll???
Thank you Jenny! What a beautiful quilt. You just took the fear out of making this by showing the easy way to make it. I have a Jelly Roll I love but didn’t know what I was going to do with it. Now I do. 🌸💖🌸
Tip: I cut my strips in half before sewing my strip sets together to give me more variety throughout the quilt.
Thank you Jenny. Love your videos.
Thanks for sharing. I will keep that in mind.
Can i ask, if I don't use batiks, then usually a jelly roll has some white or tone on tone strips apart from the colour prints, which I don't think would contrast enough against the white strips. What would you do then, not use the tone on tone ones, make a smaller quilt or do you then need to buy two of the print jelly rolls? I too love this pattern, sometimes the simple ones are the best!
Once you have a bunch of 2.5" squares, sew them onto 2.5" wide strips of background. When you have a bunch of strips with squares, cut them into pairs. Then just sew a bunch together, and soon you'll have a bunch of big squares. This would be great way of "warming up" before you start sewing your projects.
Great idea. Started doing my scraps that way today and they have come together so fast. Thank you. I was sewing squares to squares. Duh.
It was a really helpful tip to put the skinnyist strip on top and center it and use that as your sewing guideline so that the squares will end up the same size and the seams will line up! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I love this quilt. For some reason it reminded me of my grandmother. Maybe she had a quilt similar to this. I want to make one. Thanks for sharing your ideas and tutorials with us. I love watching them all. With all the fabrics I've been ordering from MSQC I have to have the materials needed for this project. Thanks again. I just love your site.
These colors are great together. I like this one because it's simple, easy, and BIG. I make a lot of Project Linus donation quilts, however, and their requirements are more like 40" x 60" for the little kids. Would you consider showing us a simple, easy, and small quilt? Thanks for all you do. You make the world a happier place.
20 strips wide by 30 squares long will get you to those dimensions without borders. Subtract a few rows and squares if you want to add borders. 2” finished squares make for easy math. 😃
@@susanmei9980 👍
Just love this quilt--I think it is so calming, too;)) I am now sewing up leftover mini charms for a smaller version, but my next "square project" will definitely use this jelly roll method--thanks so much for a super tutorial..
hugs, a big fan Julierose
I love an easy quilt like this. It's good to be able to rest your brain now & then. I love that you can make this in any size. Thanks for another great tutorial. ❤
How many jelly rolls will I need to make a Queen and King Size Quilt ?
Backing yardage for each ?
Inside border yardage for each ?
Outside border yardage for each ?
Thank you.
Thank you Jenny I love watching MSQC tutorials. You have taught me so much
Nice and simple: A Classic beauty! Thank you for this tutorial, Jenny & MSQC team. I find sewing WOF length strips sometimes rather unwieldy. Knowing each full jelly roll strip gives you 16 squares, half a strip will produce 8. I think I’ll cut my strips at the fold and produce double the number of half-as-wide strip sets. It’ll give me more variety of fabric placement and be a bit easier for me to handle. (Also good for practicing seam-matching, excellent for beginners!).
Always look forward to Friday mornings to find a new quilt tutorial from you! Have made so many of your quilts during lockdown. Just about to start no 48. Thank you.
This is a refreshing change for me. I love making all of the different designs to be found but like You said after a while it is good to get a break, especially when the matters of life have been busy/stressful. Patterns like these remind me of the simple but beautiful quilts that drew me to want to learn in the first place. Thank You :)
Love the simplicity. Reminds me of my grandmother’s quilts ❤️
Thank you. I just love that quilt. I’ve been into the 25 patch blocks but I am absolutely in love with how fast and easy this quilt goes together. On my list!!! I just put together the butterfly blocks from a long time ago MSQC tutorial and used beautiful island batiks in purples, blues, and pinks. Turning out so pretty. Batiks are becoming my favorite to work with. Thank you for all of these tutorials. 💙🤍🤎 If I could just work as quickly as you all do. 😉
This is such a nice quilt. It's not hard and sewing the top would be almost meditative which is just great for calming frazzled nerves. I love the colors, too, just perfect for summer and fall.
Love this quilt! I don’t know how you come up with new ideas every week but I sure am delighted that you do!
As they say It takes a town to raise a quilt company! 😀💖
I pulled together alot of my scraps and made a quilt since I tend to buy similar fabric it all went together! Amazing
Love how easy, makes for a fast & pretty quilt.
I need this project. I want to do some blocks that don't require a lot of thinking, just sewing. This is perfect. I think by the end of the day I will have a really cute quilt top!!! Thank you!!!
Hi Jenny and MSQC. I love this quilt. I have a whole box of already cut 2-1/2” squares. What would be the best way to attach them to the white strip to make the ship sets? It will be very scrappy but a great way to use my overflowing stash. Thank you again for all you do.
The first quit Jennie showed at the beginning of her video was made using 2 1/2” scrap squares. She said she put it together with 4 patches. I would think that you need to start by cutting 2 1/2” background squares, and then make the 4 patches to put together to create the 16 count squares.
@@lynnharrell9598 Thank you. That’s what I thought she said and then she went to teach with the jelly rolls. I am easily confused, obviously. 🙄😍😂
I am going to put them on a background strip one after the other and then cut them apart. After seeing Jenny do that in other tutorials, I use that method quite often.
I just love a tutorial from Jenny. I’ve learned most of my quilting from her over the years and in my head and heart we are “old” friends. This is definitely going on my bucket list.
Love this quilt and that it can be made with strip sets or scraps. Thanks Jenny!
I really love a scrappy quilt without all the cutting. Thank you. I’ve learned so much watching your tutorials.
I’ve always wanted to make one like this 💕💕
Just beautiful! Thanks for showing us how to make to make the quilt with strips! I would never sew all those little squares together. I don’t have the patience! 😊❤️
No, it's fun, as you're starting with two very big piles and are ending up with two little piles which lead to a great quilt top. Only the first two steps are annoying. But the method here is great, too, as I have lots of little fabric pieces that can be cut in stripes.
Jenny, you are the best. You always inspire me. I am going to do this project soon. Thank you for your great tutorials and ideas.
This is great. My sisters and I found a box of cut squares from my moms stash. This would be great to do with it.
I have also been cutting my scraps into 2-1/2 squares. . I have a whole show box size tote already done. It's going to take forever to sew all those squares together. But looks fun! Thank you for the awesome tutorial!!
Wow so easy and so pretty! Your explanation on how to accommodate serrated and straight-edged strips is a game changer! I once made a king quilt with several different strip manufacturers’ sets and some cut strips from yardage, and wish I had figured that out then!
I love that quilt, the blues are so pretty. Great tutorial.
I have a dozen quilt tops started, but I think I'll grab a jelly roll and work on this in sewing class today; perhaps a patriotic one for a Quilt of Valor....a "baker's dozen" is always good, LOL!
I REALLY like that Jenny i will be working on that soon thats awesome thank you
I love how easy,& simple this is. When I put this on my bed it will be the focal point, but all the other item's in the room will be noticed as well. This will make my wall hangings pop out too.
I love the quilt. I am making one with all scraps. (2inch squares) in some spots I will use some left over HST. I think that will look fun.
THANK YOU SEW 😍 MUCH! I’ve been trying to figure out a quick and easy way to do a quilt like this! This really made my day! Thank you for sharing.
I just l❤ve this .... simple is always best! I also love Jenny and how she makes it so easy. Another great presentation! Thank you so much! BTW your book is amazing
I wish I could match my fabric pieces so easily. I’m always off. I love this one. My first MSQC quilt was Sticks and Stones. It’s just beautiful on my guest room bed.
Love the quilt and all your tutorials. Do you have a tutorial on the Walk About quilt?
Ruth Schwartz I went to an estate sale several years ago and bought fabric and started pieces. There was a large box of individual 2 inch squares. The person had started sewing them together with no contrasting fabric in between the squares. I'm planning on taking these apart and make 4 square or nine square blocks. There are a lot of them. Also in this same box there were blocks for a grandma flower garden quilt. These were all hand sewn and very small and neat stitches All most afraid to start putting them together. I'll get up my nerve one of these days. Really like this video as it has inspired me to put these squares together now.
Mam u teach us very well thanks
INSPIRATION!!! I have a whole bin of 2.5 inch strips!
I have totes full of my scraps in all workable sizes. Have made 3 of the quilt tops you are showing..and started on a 4th. Makes for quick, relaxing, no thinking sewing!
I, too, appreciate the simplicity of this pattern! Thank you so much for sharing this! Now it’s on my to do list. 😃🌷🌸
I just cut a bazillion 2.5" squares, this is perfect.
I LOVE this quilt, Jenny! I plan to make it too! Thank you! 😍
Loved your quilt you put together, and yes I to have always loved small pieced quilts. Thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊
Can I use metal bobbins on a brothers sewing mechines
Sew pretty! I love this. It would be so lovely to sit and sew with you.
Great idea! I have a LOT of the 2.5" strips left from other projects. I think I need to make one of these quilts. Or a few more!
Thank you Jenny! I make donation quilts for our church ( Swedish Lutherans) and I always have strips left over! This will help make use of those into a beautiful quilt for someone in need! Thank you again! ❤️
This is a great quilt idea Jenny. Thank you for sharing.
Lovely idea. Simple but fantastic. Love the colour range.
Great looking quilt!
The best part of these particular 2 1/2” fabric strips Jenny is using is no pinked edges.
Wow! Thank you! I have been searching for an easy way to make an old fashioned quilt. Love it!!❤️
Very enjoyable tutorial and a beautiful and fun method. I inherited a huge box of over 1200 2" squares that had been cut and saved for a cathedral window quilt. I do not have the patience (or the expected lifespan!) to make that large of a cathedral window quilt, but I decided to make a postage stamp quilt (another name for this type of quilt). I did not use background squares in between, but just sewed all of my little squares together. I added some from my own fabric scraps and ended up with a nice bright scrappy quilt for the foot of the bed when you need a little extra cover. Very fun! (And my 2" squares were not all really 2", so the seams did not all meet - but that was fine with me, it is a little higglety-pigglety, but still very fun.)
Great idea!! Love the strip set idea.
Love it ❤️
I loved your tip about the pinked edges and comparing the width of the strips. Those pinked edges tripped me up more than once when I was a beginner.
Love this quilt idea. Thank you
I love how it looks so much harder than it is! Beautiful!!
What a fun quilt! My goal this year is to work thru my stash. I have 2 jelly rolls in mind right now!
Super great tip to pre check your strip widths for a guide on how to sew together ❤
What a great quilt to use up that jelly roll or a whole lot of scraps! I always have leftover binding strips. Eventually they would work but I’d have to sew a lot more quilts to have 42 binding strips
LOL! Thanks a bunch for the great video!
Hello this is so beautiful. You've given me another ideal for me making quilts of valor. You're my inspiration.
Oh I love the simplicity of this quilt. Thank you for all the tips you share. They are very helpful!
I have lots of odd leftover 2 1/2 strips from previous quilts. I am going to choose a background colour and use them up, as they are pushing the lid off the container I store them in! Great scrappy quilt
Great colour combination for this quilt.♥️🇦🇺
If you did have a lot of squares it would be a perfect ender/leader project.
Another great quilt!
Love it! I like simple quilt patterns as well. Nice quilt!
I love the massive self healing cutting mat you have, do you sell them? The largest I can find in UK is a quarter that size. I’d love one that covered my whole table so I don’t have to move my fabric so much.
Great tutorials as always!! This will be my next quilt!!!
what if you combined different sizes of squares in a block, making composition more interesting, and maybe if coloures varied in tone, it could have made a 3D effect?
Interesting idea. You would need a design wall to la it out and play with it to get your final look.
Love, love, love it!
Thank you for this instructional video. As a beginner quilter, you've broken this project down to easy to follow directions. I would like to make this quilt large enough for a queen size bed and purchase enough jelly rols or charm packs for this project. Can this quilt be made larger? How many jelly rolls, charm packs or layer cakes would I need for this quilt or large enough (90"x90").
I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for creating content that is easy to follow and inspirational.
I love this quilt! I have been working on a similar project except the squares are one inch. I sewed together one and a half inch strips and then cut them into an inch and a half. Then I sewed a block with all the same colors together. Each block had 144 squares. I sewed alternate colored sashing on each square and it turned out fabulous! I gave it away to one of my kids. I wish I could send you a picture. I also love that you are showing this side of you as a person who uses it all up. I knew that side of you existed, but you were keeping it for your own use! Thank you so much for sharing. This is the quilt I will make for Christmas for my five kids this year!
You are an AMAZING teacher, Jenny. I have been binge-watching your videos for a little while now and have learned SO MUCH!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge so willingly❣️
I think I would sew a bunch of print strips to background strips. Then cut them in half and build a block from four of them. Mix them up and repeat.That way you can get more variation from using 4 sets of half strips.
I’m going to do these Blocks into QAYG, with NO front sashing showing. Great Fun 🤩 Kids Color Fun Blocks… Baby Colors. ❣️
I’m going to make this quilt-as-you-go for my King size bed. I have plenty of jelly rolls. Love this!
I love this…looks simple but lots of work too. Thanks for this Jenny. Xx🇦🇺
Always love your tutorials, Jenny! There is
always a nugget or two of simple ways to
achieve a beautiful project. Some patterns
make piecing very confusing. Not yours!💞
Awesome way to use up scraps! Beautiful quilt. Thanks for the video
I love that too! I love symmetry♥️
I love this quilt! Years ago, a friend taught me that blue & brown go together beautifully. Your trip proves it!
Thanks for sharing this with us. This is close to a quilt my Grandmother made for me when I got married. I want to make replicas for each of my grandchildren in honor of Gram. This technique will make it so much easier. Also I appreciate every little hint to make sewing easier. Thanks Jenny!
Good Morning from Colorado Springs! Beautiful quilt.
I bought rulers and they have safety paper glue to the back! How I removed it? Firs time that I see brown tape I guess is for extreme weather conditions and delivery protection.
I love your tutorial! Please answer when you get the chance.
Thank you so very much
You just have to get under a corner somehow (fingernails work) and peel it off. Yes that backing is annoying but it’s there to protect the ruler or template until it reaches its forever home.
Great 👍 thank you 😊 I suggest a short instructions on the back for example lick it until is off!! just a joke!
Remove it patiently with finger nails! I tried the finger nails hard to get it started it!
Thank very much for helping me and please pardon me for my sense of humor!
I love this quilt!!! I can’t wait to make it!
I love this quilt so much, it reminds me of my Great Grandmother! Thank You, Jenny!!! ♥
I love this quilt
This is a beautiful, scrappy quilt...thank you.
Wonderful tutorial, thank you. Im looking for a backing fabric and love the batik moon and stars used here. I looked on your website, but no luck. Can you help?
Hello and I hope you are having a happy and blissful day. I have had 2 very busy days and now I get to sit and watch your video. Thank you for sharing this video, your knowledge and talents.
"Just squares" can be wonderfully beautiful, thank you for this tutorial."
Thanks Jenny, this is my favorite style of quilt also, soothing. I’ll be making this one.