Marble Motion Quilt - Modern Design with Only 2 Seams!
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- Опубликовано: 20 янв 2023
- This modern quilt is super easy to make with only 2 seams per block and NO curved piecing. It's also a great introduction to applique if you've never tried it before. All you need to make this quilt is:
1-42 pc. Layer Cake
1-42 pc. Charm pack or 42-5" squares
42 - 10" x 2.5" black strips (Use a jelly roll or cut strips from a black layer cake)
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FUN QUILT ... I would have better luck fusing the heat and bond to fabric before I cut my 5 inch squares.
Yes - Either way you can get the same result. I assumed most people would use a charm pack for their 5" squares so that's why I showed it that way, but you are right - it might be easier for yardage to just fuse a larger piece, then cut out your circles. Thank you for watching & commenting!
Love it you make it look so easy thank you
It is pretty easy - you can do it!
Absolutely amazing and stunning. Thank you and I just subscribed and thumbs up.😊
Thank you so much!
This quilt top is so cute
Love you.
I love this. I think this pattern will make an awesome quilt for my new baby grandniece. Using my Kaffe stash.
Great idea! I would love to see the results when you're finished!
Love it, my fabric is on its way. Yah!!!!!😊
Wonderful!
You knocked it out of the park! Stunning, edgy!
Thank you! I think it turned out great.
Love all your quilt tutorials....thank you for sharing with the RUclips world. Best wishes from sunny western France...🇨🇵
Thank you so much! I really enjoy it!
Love the quilt
Thank you!
Just a quickie comment - rolled up fusibles, etc. drive me crazy but I’ve learned a looong time ago that if you lightly reroll the opposite direction, it really helps the product lay flat!
That’s a brilliant idea! Thank you for the advice!🤩
Very fun, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!😊
I can't wait to try this! I have 13 grandchildren, and im working on quilts for each one. I think this will be adorable. Happy Healthy quilting. Thanks for the ideas. 😊🎉❤
You will be very busy!
I adore this quilt! So fun!
Thank you 😍
Great idea!
Oh my goodness!!! It really no sewing curves!!!! I Love Love this!!!!! Thank you!!!!!
You are so welcome!
New subscriber. Unique design. I made one with rows of circles ten years ago. I traced an old cd. I was teaching grand girls to use the machine and they just zigzagged all the girls on.
That is awesome! Thank you for watching and subscribing. I remember tracing old CDs to make yo-yo circles.
I find selecting quilting patterns for my top is the most challenging part of the quilting process. Please show us this quilt after you have quilted it. Love the quilt!
It’s the same for me. This one will be a challenge for me due to the bigger open spaces. I will post a pic when I’ve figured it out.
Omg nice quilt, I want it.
Wow! This quilt is so colorful which speaks to me and tricky to make. The way you broke this down step by step shows how easy this quilt truly is to make! Thank you.
You are very welcome! I hope you give it a try.
Suze, your ideas and quilts are just stunning and this is great! I love your quilts because the ideas are unique! Just WOW! Thanks for this great tutorial!
You are so welcome! Thank you for your support 😁
Thank you. I have a layer cake with these colors. So much fun. I like the way you teach clear and unhurried.
Thank you so much 😊 I'm glad it's helpful.
oh yeah, i am totally making this, am already scheming color schemes 😀.
Wonderful! Love your username btw 🤣
Love it
Very cool
Thank you for the quilting of the circle tip. Lovely quilt.
Glad it was helpful!
Love this idea … what a fun quilt for kids ❤
It really is! I think kids would love this!
Love this quilt. Thank you for sharing your time and expertise ❤❤❤
You are so welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Love this quilt , thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
I love ❤️❤️❤️this one Suze!! So many ways you can quilt it!!! Gonna be a fun one thank you so much!!
You’re welcome ☺️
I would love to see how you quilted this quilt.
I haven't quilted it yet - I am going to (maybe) try some ruler work on it. I've been practicing my free-motion ruler quilting. I will post a picture when I'm done.
That’s a beautiful quilt. I plan to make it soon for my great grandson. Keep them coming and thanks for sharing ❤
You're welcome! Enjoy!
What a stunning quilt. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Thanks for watching!🥰
Looks great.
Thanks!
Such a cool quilt, I love all your designs. If you have a cutting machine, the circles could be cut out very easily and quickly
I totally agree! I don't have one, but doing it that way would make it sooo fast & easy!
I love this quilt! It looks so fun!
It really is!
Love this one !
Thank you!
I ♥️ this and will definitely make it! It’s so colorful and beautiful 💯
Have fun! It will go pretty fast!
I will be making this quilt sometime this year 😊. Thank you for the tutorial.
Have fun!
This is a great quilt and tutorial. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Very cute.
Thank you! Cheers!
❤❤❤
Very cute
Thank you! 😊
Great quilt! I love the way the half circles make waves. But I'm a little concerned about fraying if the appliques aren't stitched down individually.
By all means, stitch them down if you choose. If I planned on washing it a lot, I would too.
What a beautiful quilt. Ist would make an extraordinary wallhanging. I‘d be very interested to find out how you are going to quilt it. Have you already decided?
I'm debating that right now. Since there are a lot of open spaces, I think it's going to require some ruler work. I've been practicing! I also ordered a new ruler that I think will work great. (Hopefully - Fingers crossed).
How many completed squares are needed to make a twin size quilt?
For a 66" x 95", you'd need 70.
I don't understand using sticky paper just to peel it off later. What is it's purpose?
It allows the fabric to adhere to the base fabric. Ironing it releases the glue on the fabric. When you peel off the paper, the glue is left on the fabric and then you can adhere the 2 fabrics together.
Did you long arm the quilt? If so what design?
I did not longarm it. I free-motioned on my domestic machine, echoing the circles.
@@revelationquilts thank you
So if I have 8 colors from yardage...how many of each would I need? (For the colored portion) my brain has been doing math, and I can't math no more.
I used a layer cake with 42 pieces. So 42/8=5.25. If you started with 6 10” squares of each of your 8 colors, you’d have enough to make it.
@@revelationquilts thank you oh so much!!
Do you know if anyone has made this quilt using something other than black? I am DETERMINED to use only stash for my projects but i don't have enough solid black. What do you think of a mottled black or maybe a black with tiny white dots? Any suggestions welcome!
I think anything that reads as a solid would work.
I used a black polka dot, and love how it looks.
I’d love to see a pic! Can you email one to me at revelationquilts@yahoo.com?
I was expecting you to cut the circles in half before you cut them out