Vintage Quilt: Plaid Split Rail Fence Quilt Block ~ Antique Quilt ~ Hand Pieced
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- What a great antique quilt! This Plaid Split Rail Fence Quilt Block is so cool! In this video, we will look at antique quilt that is hand-pieced and hand-quilted and is made with plaid fabrics.It features antique quilt blocks made in blue fabrics. This beautiful blue plaid quilt is something to see! Enjoy!
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Love the old quilt series. I also try to understand what she was thinking while she was sewing. They are all so beautiful.
Thank you so much! Glad you like this series! I really enjoy sharing my collection with the world. I also love to think about that! It’s fun to imagine what was going on in the maker’s life, what they were thinking/doing, all of it. Glad I’m not the only one. 🥰 Thank you so much for watching and sharing!
Love plaids😊 very meticulous maker!
Right? It is amazing, isn't it? I love that, too!
Very interesting construction method. And yes, getting all those lines running straight takes meticulous attention to detail. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting. I am so sorry I missed this comment. I try to respond right away.
YOU are doing an awesome job! Keep it up! I miss YOU!
Thank you! I am working on an ornament tutorial today. Teaching experience helps. I miss you, too!
So impressive! I can’t imagine getting all those plaids running in the same direction like that! Thanks for sharing.
Right? Once I really started looking, I couldn't believe it either! Thank you so much for watching and for all your support.
Truly love your channel - thank you for sharing your knowledge of quilts 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much!
This is such a beautiful quilt- I subscribed to your channel- looking forward to more videos!
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoy this!
sure love a plaid quilt and this one is exceptional in it's construction. and color. I liked when you picked it up at the end and cuddled it, and so wanted you to hold it up in person so we could see the movement. Just subscribed. see you next week.
Thank you so much! Good idea about holding it up! Although I am 5'2", so maybe I need a stand or something. LOL! I will see what I can do! Thanks for watching, subscribing, and commenting. This is what its all about!
@@SewtheDistance Love the vintage quilts so much and am glad I found your channel. You mentioned living in a New England state, which one?
@@nancyzichterman2374 Massachusetts for now, but we are moving to Pennsylvania very soon!
I wonder if the appliqué has something to do with getting those lines straight? Beautiful quilt and thank you for making this video, it's given me some ideas. I have had a man quilt in my mind for a while now. I might experiment with a few pieces first! It never occurred to me that I would run into problems with Plaids and straight lines but now that you mention it, I'm so glad you talked about this. Great info, thank you.
Ohhhhh--great point about the appliqué! So happy to help get you started on your quilt. Thank so much for watching!
Love this. Wish you had given the size of the blocks. Guess I can figure it out. Thank you for sharing.
So sorry! I currently have this quilt packed up since we are remodeling, but I will have to look. That said, you can make this pattern in any size, as long as you consistent. I hope this helps.
Truly an interesting quilt. Do you wash your antique quilts?
Great question! Sometimes I do, but not always. It really depends on how soiled they are, how stable they are, and how old they are. I usually use Bizz (you can get it at Walmart) to wash the quilts when I do. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Please discard the music.
Great commentary! Thanks.
My newer videos don't have music. Thanks so much for watching!
Were the pieces of this quilt appliqués onto a piece of muslin?
It doesn't appear that way. It looks like the maker actually appliqued pieces together. Thanks for watching and commenting!