I love seeing how you made fabric out of crumbs. I also like your ideas of cutting the crumb fabric in shapes and apliquing them to background blocks using interfacing. I look forward to seeing how you complete this.
PS you have shown me a new way to do applique,I use phlisovex not sure if that is spelt right but you know what I mean ,I also use Pellon as well so thankyou so much for sharing that ,it's a lot less messy ❤
Bailey LOVES to sew with me. I just feel badly when she gets so loud that my viewers might not be able to hear me! Boston Terriers have the short snout & they definitely snore loudly! 🙂 She is a sweetie and we love her & spoil her!
Based on this video, I now know what I am going do for a block that I am going to cut up to use as a triangle for a few blocks that I created from crumbs. I could never use the block even as an orphan block, but as part of a crumb block, it will serve a beautiful purpose.
I wanted to mention a trick I learned recently. Cut a small slit in the center of your interfacing BEFORE you sew it to the shape. This reduces the risk of accidentally cutting into your fabric after sewing them together.
In one of my online quilt groups, the sister of a firefighter told us that her brother took some used dryer sheets out in the yard and showed her just how quickly dryer sheets can flare up and burn when exposed to a flame source because of the residual chemicals in the sheets. Personally, I wouldn't use them for any quilts, but especially a quilt for babies or children.
I haven’t had any problems with my seams unraveling. You could certainly use a shorter stitch length to help avoid any issues also! Try a 1.8 or a 2.0 stitch length.
Cathy, I made the Crumb fabric (blocks) for this quilt starting at the time stamp 13:47... So, if you scroll over to that point, I take you through how I made all the crumb fabric from which I cut out the blocks (hexies and orange peel shapes) ... Please let me know if this answers your question!! Happy quilting!
@@quiltingwithlori thanks, I was hoping more for how those pieces already made at 13:47 were built, but I'm sure I can find another video, thanks again.
Thank you! My new machine is a Janome Horizon Memory Craft 9450 QCP. I love the machine! It is fabulous for everything from garment sewing to quilting to everything in between! Great machine! I recommend it!
Enjoyed your video. Grew up in a family that taught to not waste. Really beautiful way.
Hi Lori thank you for sharing your video, absolutely Fabulous love the design ❤
I love seeing how you made fabric out of crumbs. I also like your ideas of cutting the crumb fabric in shapes and apliquing them to background blocks using interfacing. I look forward to seeing how you complete this.
Great video and visual instructions! My puppy Polly starting snoring along with Bailey❤ Thank you
Thank you! So glad you (& Polly) enjoyed the video!! Polly was probably quilting in her dreams too!! Lol! 💕
I love crumbquilting. Your blocks look fabulous! I can't wait to see how the quilt is going to look
Love this so much, thanks for sharing. Dog is adorable ❤ I have a Janome, and I love it 🥰
PS you have shown me a new way to do applique,I use phlisovex not sure if that is spelt right but you know what I mean ,I also use Pellon as well so thankyou so much for sharing that ,it's a lot less messy ❤
Loved the video and your doggy. Beautiful idea. Thanks.
Can hardly wait to see the final quilt/wall hanging. Thanks for the video 😊
You are so welcome! Blessings to you!
I like the doggy snoring.
Thank you very much for sharing. Please keep your dog near and the snoring. Animals make experiences more joyous.
Bailey LOVES to sew with me. I just feel badly when she gets so loud that my viewers might not be able to hear me! Boston Terriers have the short snout & they definitely snore loudly! 🙂 She is a sweetie and we love her & spoil her!
Based on this video, I now know what I am going do for a block that I am going to cut up to use as a triangle for a few blocks that I created from crumbs. I could never use the block even as an orphan block, but as part of a crumb block, it will serve a beautiful purpose.
I wanted to mention a trick I learned recently. Cut a small slit in the center of your interfacing BEFORE you sew it to the shape. This reduces the risk of accidentally cutting into your fabric after sewing them together.
Great tip!
You will love your new Janome. It’s the best machine I’ve ever had!!!
Neat idea 😊
I use dryer sheets, after they come out of the dryer to use for appliqué and backing for scrap crumb squares/rectangles/ hexies/circles.
In one of my online quilt groups, the sister of a firefighter told us that her brother took some used dryer sheets out in the yard and showed her just how quickly dryer sheets can flare up and burn when exposed to a flame source because of the residual chemicals in the sheets. Personally, I wouldn't use them for any quilts, but especially a quilt for babies or children.
That is going to be so pretty 😊💖
Thanks, Linda! I'm having fun working on it!
Love this! Thanks.
Beautiful. Thanks for the video.
You are so welcome! Enjoy!
Haha. I love to hear a dog snore.
When cutting the fabric across seams, do they ever unravel? What stitch length do you use to join the scraps to possibly prevent that?
I haven’t had any problems with my seams unraveling. You could certainly use a shorter stitch length to help avoid any issues also! Try a 1.8 or a 2.0 stitch length.
I have another question. What color is the background fabric? Thank you
The background fabric is a soft (pale) yellow.
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Where is your video on how you made the crumb blocks? I don't see it listed in the description, thanks!
Cathy, I made the Crumb fabric (blocks) for this quilt starting at the time stamp 13:47... So, if you scroll over to that point, I take you through how I made all the crumb fabric from which I cut out the blocks (hexies and orange peel shapes) ... Please let me know if this answers your question!! Happy quilting!
@@quiltingwithlori thanks, I was hoping more for how those pieces already made at 13:47 were built, but I'm sure I can find another video, thanks again.
Could you please tell me what kind of sewing machine you are using? Great video.
Thank you!
My new machine is a Janome Horizon Memory Craft 9450 QCP.
I love the machine! It is fabulous for everything from garment sewing to quilting to everything in between! Great machine!
I recommend it!
The machine is very noisy when you start and end a seam!
You cant really hear your puppy at all. Don’t worry . Really enjoy your videos.