Hello, another fun video with interesting content! I had a busy day in my sewing room but now I get to sit and hand quilt while I watch! I hope you have a lovely week ahead! Thank you or sharing your time, talent and expertise!
Your instructions are very thorough. You cover every thing that we would question. I thoroughly enjoy your tutorials. Have you ever worked at a school teaching?
Love this block, also love the red fabric you used. Is the red from a current line?? I’ve said this before but ur instruction are so very clear, you’re a natural teacher. Have a blessed day.
Hi, thanks for your comments. The red fabrics are from the most recent Bonnie and Camille collection from Moda, called One Fine Day. Happy quilting, Jayne
Have you made an entire quilt with this pattern using all scraps? If so, is there a preference for dark or light fabrics in specific sections of the block to make the design stand out better? I plan to make this in all scraps and was curious about color placement. Thank you for your very detailed instructions.
Hi Linda, if I was going to make a scrappy version of this block into a quilt I would put the light fabrics where the background fabric is on the original block and the darker fabrics where the red fabric is. Good luck and happy quilting, Jayne
Hi Beccy, the videos are the instructions for each block. I am considering creating a book with all the patterns and once this is complete I will let everyone know by TH-cam and my website poppypatchwork.com. Hit the subscribe button to keep informed. Thanks for your interest. Happy Quilting, Jayne
Hello Jayne, Thank you for a wonderful video. I am new to quilting so at this stage just making different blocks and getting comfortable with the different cutting techniques as you have shown in this block with the flying geese. My question is at the finish, should the block measure 12x12? if it is a bit over should I square it up? Thank you again.
Hi, it’s the difference between “finished” and “unfinished”. A quilt block is finished when it is sewn into a quilt, it is unfinished when you have completed the block but not sewn it into a quilt. At this stage it still needs the 1/4” seam allowance so it should measure 1/2” bigger than it’s finished size. So most of my blocks are complete at 12.5” before you sew them into a quilt. I hope that makes sense. Happy quilting, Jayne
Love your tutorials, I am a amateur but I love to make blocks. Your way of teaching is just perfect for me. Please keep them coming. Thank you. ❤❤❤
Glad you like them! Happy quilting, Jayne
Absolutely love 💕 your tutorial videos 🥳
Thank you Jayne 😊
Thanks so much Sherry, so glad you're liking the videos 😊
All the videos & block instructions are excellent- thank you!
Hi ❤️Happy Quilting, Jayne
Hello, another fun video with interesting content! I had a busy day in my sewing room but now I get to sit and hand quilt while I watch! I hope you have a lovely week ahead! Thank you or sharing your time, talent and expertise!
Thank you Brenda. Great to see you finding time to sew. Happy quilting, Jayne
wonderful tutorial again thank you greetings from Sweden
Thanks Gisela, happy quilting, Jayne
Thank you for a wonderful video!
Thank You! Happy Quilting, Jayne
Your instructions are very thorough. You cover every thing that we would question. I thoroughly enjoy your tutorials. Have you ever worked at a school teaching?
Thank you! I have not taught at a school, but I did teach quilting in my shop, happy quilting, Jayne
Excellent! Thanks
Glad you liked it! Thank you, happy quilting, Jayne
Love this block, also love the red fabric you used. Is the red from a current line?? I’ve said this before but ur instruction are so very clear, you’re a natural teacher. Have a blessed day.
Hi, thanks for your comments. The red fabrics are from the most recent Bonnie and Camille collection from Moda, called One Fine Day. Happy quilting, Jayne
Have you made an entire quilt with this pattern using all scraps? If so, is there a preference for dark or light fabrics in specific sections of the block to make the design stand out better? I plan to make this in all scraps and was curious about color placement. Thank you for your very detailed instructions.
Hi Linda, if I was going to make a scrappy version of this block into a quilt I would put the light fabrics where the background fabric is on the original block and the darker fabrics where the red fabric is. Good luck and happy quilting, Jayne
Thank you for all your tutorials Jayne. I love the fabric. Can you tell us what line it is? Thanks😊
You’re welcome 😊 I have been using Bonnie & Camille fabric. Thanks for watching and happy quilting, Jayne
Hi, will all the patterns & instructions for this Quilt block series be made available to download and print off? Thank you 😊
Hi Beccy, the videos are the instructions for each block. I am considering creating a book with all the patterns and once this is complete I will let everyone know by TH-cam and my website poppypatchwork.com. Hit the subscribe button to keep informed. Thanks for your interest. Happy Quilting, Jayne
Hello Jayne, Thank you for a wonderful video. I am new to quilting so at this stage just making different blocks and getting comfortable with the different cutting techniques as you have shown in this block with the flying geese. My question is at the finish, should the block measure 12x12? if it is a bit over should I square it up? Thank you again.
Hi, it’s the difference between “finished” and “unfinished”. A quilt block is finished when it is sewn into a quilt, it is unfinished when you have completed the block but not sewn it into a quilt. At this stage it still needs the 1/4” seam allowance so it should measure 1/2” bigger than it’s finished size. So most of my blocks are complete at 12.5” before you sew them into a quilt. I hope that makes sense. Happy quilting, Jayne
Can ypu do a snow flake block
Thanks for the suggestion, I will add it to my block list, happy quilting, Jayne