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What an unusual block! I really like it! Thank you fir this. Also appreciate the time stamps. When I am ready to make this it will be easy to find the instruction.

I really like this one

This is awesome ❤

Love the run back stitch yes great idea

Very pretty! Thanks for the thorough demonstration. I've never made a chevron quilt but have always wanted to. You make it look easy. 🙂

It’s very dainty, but not overly so. I wonder, will using a little glue instead of straight pins work? We are going to see these yo-yos after gluing. Saves me time. Also, would using the zigzag stitch on the machine be ok? You still they the gathers on the yo-yos. I’m going try this on a pillow. 😊

What's the minimum length of your orphan strips?

Love this

Thank you for sharing this quilt. It is a greabusters buster.

Thanks. The partial seam makes it easier to put the 4th, last strip on? Excellent idea

Researching hexi sizes and never knew about the circle method. Good instructions. Thanks. Just wondering if it ends up too thick?

Thankyou ❤. I really enjoyed your video. It was very helpful. Now this is another quilt on my wish to do list 😊

That's lovely.

Gorgeous quilt!

❤

Pretty quilt, Stephanie. I love the chain effect throughout your quilt. Yes, I do agree, making large blocks is time consuming, I made Jenny Doan’s Calico Star Quilt and I believe those blocks were 24”, I’d have to go back and look to be sure, but they were huge, the entire block was HST’S. You sure get a lot done in a short time, you must have some elves that help you,😂. I look forward to seeing what you’re going to do next.

Where did you get your thimble?

very nice. I love both of those blocks

Hi Mrs Stephanie! Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into your videos! I just wanted to say hello and check in on you! Hope you are well!

Thank you for explaining this so well. When I was a newlywed, many many years ago, my neighbor was hand stitching one and I fell in love with the pattern but never learned to do it. I think I’ll try now.

How do you close the folded side?

Thank you for doing this video! I saw the pattern in an old quilting magazine, and wondered how it would turn out for sure. Wonderful!

Did you need to use a stabilizer?

I have been watching some of your "vintage" yo-yo quilt videos, and thought "Why not go back to the very beginning of her RUclips channel and see where the numbered episodes begins." To my surprise, one of the first things on your channel is a short video of the Cartecay River in Ellijay, GA. Our family recently found out that we have some significant family history in the Ellijay area, and we have made a couple of trips to GA (from Texas) to find out some more about our roots. Lo and behold, we went to the genealogy section of the public library and found that my brother, my sister and I, and all of our descendants, qualify to be members of the "First Families of Gilmer County, Georgia," so we promptly joined up. Ever since we were there, I have been trying to describe to people here in Texas how beautiful that part of Georgia is, but words fail me, and even photos do not do it real justice. I tell them they would have to see it to believe it. We have several ancestors buried in that area, and some of them even founded churches there. Thanks for the lovely video of the Cartecay River in Ellijay. It's the best thing I have seen all day! Oh, and thanks for the yo-yo videos to. Your work is gorgeous.

Do you have a video showing how to hand quilt?

These are awesome..you do such great work. I wish I could get my left hand to rock and get my hand sewing mojo.

Really appreciate this video!! Thanks for wonderful lessons. It's beautiful!! 😊

Thank you so much Stephanie... I absolutely love your work and simple style of explaining how it works. Nostalgic and comforting in this new world of craziness. Thank You So Much Ma'am 💖 Blessings to you.

Very pretty, very cohesive colors.

Love your work

Great tutorial and neat project! Thanks for sharing.

Love this project!

AWESOME!!! Thanks for sharing this project.

I love the yo-yos!❤❤❤ Your tutorial was very informative and easy to understand. Awesome projects as well. Thanks for sharing!

This is perfect, i have been looking for patterns i can use up scraps on

Welllll I’m so happy to have stumbled across your channel!!!🥰 Thanxabunch ❤️😀

Glad you are back. You were missed

Thank you! My mother used to make these, but I never tried. Now, one of my sisters and I are going to work together and make these. This looks exactly how our mother did it. Great, concise video!

Stephanie, I have to tell you, I have been watching all of your videos on a binge....your absolutely amazing! And I wanted you to know you have inspired me and taught me several tips and tricks and I appreciate you! I am starting a yoyo quilt and a hexagon quilt

Absolutely beautiful quilt

YOUR SO MASTERFUL.....

I LOVE THIS! I do epp and I have a 5" hexi template! This is PERFECT! I JUST SUBSCRIBED...THANK YOU!

I’m wondering if trimming both triangles from the pineapple squares would reduce the bulk more, rather than just trimming one.

What a beautiful quilt! I’m such a beginner at quilting and you explained it so well. I will definitely make a table runner with this design. Thank you Stephanie.❤️- Valerie

your quilts are beautiful. One question for you...what size are the individual yo-yo's? Wouldn't that make a difference in calculating the size of the quilt?

My Tia used to have the most beautiful pillowcases with this embroidery style on the hem. Thank you so much for making this video and unlocking that memory for me! <3

Hi Stephanie, I've made 2 quilts using this technique. It's a nice process. I found it a bit tricky when i sewed the strips into a loop; the bottom seam bubbled and I didn't know if I was to iron it flat etc. I focused on the top row lining up with my ruler and just went with it. It all works out in the end somehow!! ha ha

Exactly what I wanted to do, took some looking but I found this tutorial! Thanks

Very helpful! I appreciate the hand stitching, which i prefer because it is so relaxing for me. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and great instructions🤗👍🏼

Amazing work