Guys, we're back to laying bricks... except now there's mortar and a little bit of quilt as you go involved... I loved making these but I'm definitely doing these again...
I have just discovered your channel and so far I think you are a very clever girl, I look forward to seeing many more of your ideas with that bag of scraps. Happy Quilting! I would love to see something bigger done with the same idea.
Morning deb just found your channel . Having my morning cupper here in Uk . You’ve such a lovely smile & made the start to my day much better . Loved your mug rug too . ❤
I'm currently making a quilt in this style. My backing fabric is Kona cotton by Robert Kauffman and my fronts are batik scraps. I'm doing it all by hand. It's definitely a long-term project but it will be so worth it! I'm 1/3 the way through.
It’s easier to trim the corners off once the sandwich is made just leave 1/8” from the tip of each corner when you trim the corners off then you won’t get that tail. Hexagons are good as there are no corners to trim you just need the backing fabric hexagon to be 1” bigger than the front hexagon.
Hello dear, may i suggest adding the end product in the title so when we save the video we can tell by the tirle what the video was about if we want to follow your tutorial. Thank you
Hi. Thank you for your suggestion, that makes a lot of sense. We're still experimenting with titles and thumbnails and we'll keep that in mind for sure 😁
I haven’t arrived at the end of the video yet, but I’m very curious to see what you end up doing. I just had to comment immediately because your scrap pile looks exactly like my scrap pile. Are you in Australia? I find it really interesting that we have the same taste and the same fabrics! 😊
Hi, I'm in Portugal, New Zealand are our antipodes so I'm literally on the other side of the World hehehe. But I really love that idea, how far away we are bit connected by fabrics 😁
@@seweasybysandy hi Sandy, funnily enough I have a cousin in New Zealand who lived in Portugal for a couple of years when she was a child. She absolutely loved it. Yes, isn’t it wonderful that we are connected in so many ways buy something as simple as pieces of fabric. I just love it so much. One day I will visit your country. It is on my bucket list.
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Guys, we're back to laying bricks... except now there's mortar and a little bit of quilt as you go involved... I loved making these but I'm definitely doing these again...
Your videos are always so happy, bright, fun, and inspirational! Such a great way to start my day!
Thank you! That means a lot 🥰
The wonkyness makes it fun! Love it!! Thanks for sharing.
This is such a great idea. I’m planning on doing one with bigger rectangles. Thank you so much
I have just discovered your channel and so far I think you are a very
clever girl, I look forward to seeing many more of your ideas with that
bag of scraps. Happy Quilting! I would love to see something bigger
done with the same idea.
Hi! Welcome, I'm so glad you've found us and are enjoying our videos. Yes! Bigger projects for sure!! 😊
Thank you for another excellent video. A simple idea as well as an interesting way to bind with great results. 🙃
thank you! Have a great day!
I’m in the process of doing this method with hexagons to make a blanket. This is a fun process.
That's a future video actually, I had such a good time with this one I HAD to try it with hexies 😁
I love it! And I love how happy you are! Deb x 🤗
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that 🥰
Morning deb just found your channel . Having my morning cupper here in Uk . You’ve such a lovely smile & made the start to my day much better . Loved your mug rug too . ❤
Hi! Thank you. Have a great day!
I love it! You always make me smile.
Thank you 😁
I would try again with bigger pieces 😅 love your fabric.
Yes! The bigger they are the easier it gets, lesson learned! 😁
This cute
..little mug rug
It's adorable and functional. The colors are bright and cheerful, just like your personality. 🌞
Thank you so much 😄 you guys spoil me 😊
Adorable! Thank you so much! ❤
Also love your ring! I think it’s moonstone?! If it is I love it even more! 😁❤️❤️❤️ moonstone is my favorite! 😁❤️❤️
It is yes! I'm obsessed with it, the minute I saw it I fell in love 😁
This is such a cute idea. Thank you for sharing it👍❤️
Thank you 😊
I'm currently making a quilt in this style. My backing fabric is Kona cotton by Robert Kauffman and my fronts are batik scraps. I'm doing it all by hand. It's definitely a long-term project but it will be so worth it! I'm 1/3 the way through.
I'd love to see that 😁
Looks good gonna have to make😊😊
Let me know how it goes 😉
That is so cute. Can't wait to see the next one
I love your videos ❤
Just found your channel I love it and I really love the mug rug ❤❤
It’s easier to trim the corners off once the sandwich is made just leave 1/8” from the tip of each corner when you trim the corners off then you won’t get that tail. Hexagons are good as there are no corners to trim you just need the backing fabric hexagon to be 1” bigger than the front hexagon.
Yes, hexies are so much easier!! I've already recorded that video 😂😂😂
👏👏👏 I Love It!!!
It’s a fantastic project and it’s on my wannado list. Keep up the good work.
❤️😀
Thank you 😊
Hello dear, may i suggest adding the end product in the title so when we save the video we can tell by the tirle what the video was about if we want to follow your tutorial. Thank you
Hi. Thank you for your suggestion, that makes a lot of sense. We're still experimenting with titles and thumbnails and we'll keep that in mind for sure 😁
I haven’t arrived at the end of the video yet, but I’m very curious to see what you end up doing. I just had to comment immediately because your scrap pile looks exactly like my scrap pile. Are you in Australia? I find it really interesting that we have the same taste and the same fabrics! 😊
Hi, I'm in Portugal, New Zealand are our antipodes so I'm literally on the other side of the World hehehe. But I really love that idea, how far away we are bit connected by fabrics 😁
@@seweasybysandy hi Sandy, funnily enough I have a cousin in New Zealand who lived in Portugal for a couple of years when she was a child. She absolutely loved it. Yes, isn’t it wonderful that we are connected in so many ways buy something as simple as pieces of fabric. I just love it so much. One day I will visit your country. It is on my bucket list.
@@kashigata yours is on mine as well 😁
😮😊😂 me encanta los videos y por supuesto los colores que usas 👍🗣️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Gracias 😁
How can I make a quilt with this method?
Yes, of course! It's a really quick way to quilt, particularly if you use bigger bricks 😉
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Your middle finger ring is too tight!
Rude!
Not one word about her tutorial, only your rude comment. Troll 🧌