Sew With Me: How to Sew the Snickerdoodle Quilt Block from the Perfect 5 Quilt Book!

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  • Опубликовано: 6 янв 2025

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  • @danalake4645
    @danalake4645 Год назад +46

    I liked that you pulled out a previously published book and sewed it with newer fabric. More videos with this content would be great!

    • @lizpelletier7785
      @lizpelletier7785 Год назад +1

      I agree!

    • @sunflowerbaby1853
      @sunflowerbaby1853 Год назад +1

      I agree as well. I know their job is to sell all new stuff but including some books from the past with new fabrics would be awesome.

  • @reader1869
    @reader1869 Год назад +1

    Love that you showed a quilt from a book that is older with new fabrics. Usually, you make (or not) the quilt you bought the book for then it just goes on a shelf with all the others, never to be used again. Sometimes the fabric choice makes the quilt!

  • @yvetteheartso3406
    @yvetteheartso3406 Год назад +8

    I would love to see you continue to sew blocks with your published books. This shows us how to use newer fabrics on older patterns. Please stop apologizing for how “YOU” do things. Everyone does things differently. I starch everything now and I am getting very accurate results. Girl, I don’t know how you can get everything you’ve got going on done. Thanks for always showing us a different way to do things.

  • @klparker76401
    @klparker76401 Год назад +16

    I’d like to have a lesson on color theory, how to pull from your stash and coordinate colors. I love all your videos. Thank you for doing this for us❤

  • @adrianagarza8545
    @adrianagarza8545 Год назад +20

    I’d like to see a tutorial on flange binding and also scalloped edges and how to apply binding on curves. Kimberly always makes things look easy.

    • @sunflowerbaby1853
      @sunflowerbaby1853 Год назад +1

      And how to make piping and turn the corners with it.

  • @Mama2old1
    @Mama2old1 Год назад +1

    I am about to start quilting so , I am just learning and need to see it all. Love your program. I think
    i am need to start with seeing the cutting of fabric.

  • @amyhudelson4662
    @amyhudelson4662 Год назад +1

    I think I learn more when there is a “mistake” made so we can see how to fix it. When things go perfectly all the time, you don’t learn as much. Thanks for pulling out this book and doing a demo with it.

  • @brendalowerison623
    @brendalowerison623 Год назад +11

    I would love to see more jelly roll, charm pack and layer cake quilts. Love everything you do!!!

  • @sewquilty
    @sewquilty Год назад +14

    I LOVE IT when you are picky about seams, squaring up, etc. LOL Keep it coming! I would also love to see more tips about mistakes & "fixing" them--we all make them, but many people have brilliant work arounds.

  • @RoseVuokko
    @RoseVuokko Год назад

    I love everything you show! Keep it coming! ❤ Thanks for all you do

  • @rleehudson50
    @rleehudson50 Год назад +9

    I would love to see different ideas for edging on your quilts (such as prarie points, flange binding, scallops etc.)

  • @raeannefinch9847
    @raeannefinch9847 Год назад +17

    I would like to see Kimberly do quilting on her machine for small projects like tablerunners in her Sew with Me series !

  • @centerstage14
    @centerstage14 Год назад

    I'd like to see more patterns that use a layer cake. When a fabric line comes out and I have no plans in place I tend to buy a layer cake of the new fabric. Then when I go to use it I seem to struggle finding good layer cake patterns. Thanks so much for all you do! Livestreams are always fabulous!

  • @DanielBertrand-r6h
    @DanielBertrand-r6h Год назад

    Kimberly, I like when you show us how to use your Half square triangles, flying geese and log cabin papers on a roll. What a great idea. All you do is wonderful for new quilters. That's me for sure. It's encouraging to see that the experts make mistakes too! You sure own your mistakes!

  • @cherylrose494
    @cherylrose494 Год назад

    I like Kimberly using old books and using current fabrics. Also taking a pattern and making one block.

  • @susanweston1010
    @susanweston1010 Год назад +1

    I would love to see squaring up a quilt after it’s quilted when it doesn’t have a border to measure from-that always stumps me. Great video today!

    • @beckywilson3425
      @beckywilson3425 Год назад

      Me too. I bought the Christmas Snowman from Swell collection and just quilted it. Had a hard time squaring it up

  • @thebeadstop3862
    @thebeadstop3862 Год назад

    Beautiful tutorial Kimberly! Your explanation of how you do things makes perfect sense and the trick with LOF verses WOF is very helpful. Since I am not an experienced quilter, I’d love to see more of your tips and tricks you’ve learned along the way! And appreciate any tool suggestions that makes the process go quicker and accurately!

  • @barbaraanne2136
    @barbaraanne2136 Год назад +8

    Watching you do the process of making a block from start to trim down is my happy place. Fabric choices for each block is always informative. Discussion of contrast between fabrics is helpful for most sewers. Thanks for all you do.

  • @zerozero9085
    @zerozero9085 Год назад

    The "Perfect 5" and "Perfect 10" rulers are my favorites!

  • @ElizabethHarris-un4xv
    @ElizabethHarris-un4xv Год назад

    I’ve never seen this book before. I love that it’s spiral bound. Much easier to use. I love hearing all the little things you do to get the accurate blocks. I intend to incorporate these things into my quilting.

  • @donnar.9244
    @donnar.9244 Год назад

    FQS RUclips plus Jolly Jabber Blog are my go-to references when I need to know how. I have enjoyed the variety of pillows, quilts, blocks, panels, notions, guests, and so on. Thanks and keep ‘em coming

  • @annhalachis3327
    @annhalachis3327 Год назад

    Hi Kimberly, great live stream! I I can't think of anything right now but please enter me into the drawing. I always enjoy my Friday's. I learn something new all the time.

  • @jjackson1611
    @jjackson1611 Год назад

    Scalloped edged quilts and bias binding would be a great thing to see. Thank you for all you and the FQS team do !

  • @OGGgirl
    @OGGgirl Год назад

    I would love to see different ways to bind a quilt, how to make different styles of borders ( scalloped, all squares, prairie, etc) and how to square up a big quilt. This was a great video - I want to try length of fabric borders now!
    Thank you, Kimberly and team!

  • @barbaraborkowski9765
    @barbaraborkowski9765 Год назад

    I would love to see more things made from precuts. Doesn’t have to be just quilts. I love seeing your different methods. Better ways to do things, easy. ❤

  • @joannemccune1317
    @joannemccune1317 Год назад

    I’m enjoying these sew with me sessions. I like that you used an older pattern and all the hints and tips. Especially like the cutting by length for the borders. Keep it up. Thanks! ☺️🍁🤎🍂🧡

  • @JulieRowan-eb9bu
    @JulieRowan-eb9bu Год назад

    I am still a relatively new quilter....I love seeing an assortment of different quilts with different fabrics. Keep with videos coming! Thanks!

  • @Ter159
    @Ter159 Год назад +2

    Thank for all you do Fat Quarter shop. I’d love to see more vintage quilts, reworked.

    • @frogin2mch
      @frogin2mch Год назад

      Bow tie blocks are cool. I just found 3 in a box of my grandma old fabrics. A nice surprise. She’s been gone for 30 years.

  • @lizpelletier7785
    @lizpelletier7785 Год назад

    Thank you for the video! Don’t apologize for taking time off to be with your family. I use the Creative Grids Perfect 5 ruler more than any other ruler. It is just the right size for squaring up HSTs! I would like to see more of videos just like this. Taking older books and patterns and sew with current fabric lines. I also like using fabrics from my stash.

  • @debbiejames4360
    @debbiejames4360 Год назад

    I love working with Charm packs.I have learned so much watching you sew. I have learned so many great tips long the way. I enjoy watching simple ideas of quilt making. You inspire me!!

  • @MomONineAZ
    @MomONineAZ Год назад +2

    I don't have any ideas, just watch and learn, as every time you do a tutorial, I learn something new. Love the reunion quilt. I think I'll do a similar idea for a chemo quilt for my daughter with thoughts from individual family members.

  • @terrimccluskey1979
    @terrimccluskey1979 Год назад

    I would like to see curved piecing., like the drunker's path or other curved quilt blocks demonstrated. Many people are scared of the curves and if they see Kimberly doing it they would be more inclined to try it. Thank you for all that you do for those of us watching!

  • @caroltemperley2261
    @caroltemperley2261 Год назад

    Kimberly, I watch everything you share with us. I always learn something new and useful.
    I would love to see a Cathedral Window block done on the machine as opposed by hand.
    Thank you for all that you share ❤️

  • @janaesmith3736
    @janaesmith3736 Год назад

    I love watching your videos while I sew. I am sure I will learn something new no matter what your topic is, but I would like to see how you quilt projects using your sewing machine. Thanks Kimberly! 💕

  • @di1760
    @di1760 Год назад +5

    I like to see things like bags, including adding a zipper, making different pillows from quilt blocks similar to the quilts we make. As well as, different and unusual quilt techniques such as cathedral window and Dresden plates.

  • @Michelle_Myers
    @Michelle_Myers Год назад

    Thank you so much for showing us how we can use a beautiful older pattern and make it shine again with newer fabric lines. I would love to see more tips on how to fix an oops with patterns and fabrics, plus how to put different designers together in a quilt based on colors, including the purples, browns, etc. (all the colors Kimberly usually doesn't like to sew with, but others of us do).

  • @colleenschlapp6759
    @colleenschlapp6759 Год назад

    I love seeing you put together a full block, with tips on how to iron it, etc. I'd be interested in seeing some smaller projects like table runners or pillows that seem more doable than a full quilt. :) Thank you!

  • @susiekaiser1
    @susiekaiser1 Год назад

    I like it when you show us new products coming and when you show us what your staff has sewn and what fabrics and patterns they have used. It gives me ideas. I like to see how you deal with shrinkage on precuts, etc. I enjoy when you have designers on the show. It would be nice if the interviews could be live instead of on Zoom. Something is lost when the interviews are on Zoom. Thank you. Nice show today.

  • @BeckyRico
    @BeckyRico Год назад

    I enjoyed seeing how you used an older pattern and updated it with new fabrics

  • @Marketgal1984
    @Marketgal1984 Год назад

    I enjoy all the videos. No matter what it is, even if it’s not something I am interested in, I learn something. I love Kimberly’s teaching style. Very non-threatening and always encouraging! Thank you for all you and FQS do including all the free patterns. I enjoy the sew alongs. I would like more on color theory especially when taking an older pattern and changing it to a newer fabric line. Keep up the good work!

  • @HeatherNorthcreativeblessings
    @HeatherNorthcreativeblessings Год назад

    Thank you for showing how to use starch with pre-cuts and making them work for your pattern. I enjoy watching you create, Kimberly. There is always something new to learn just by seeing how you do things.

  • @deannea3899
    @deannea3899 Год назад +1

    I enjoyed the tip with gluing, something I have not seen before. Love this snickerdoodle block. It is easier than I thought. I think I will look for the book & try it.❤❤ Thanks ❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @kathyaschenbach8081
    @kathyaschenbach8081 Год назад +1

    I just love everything you teach. I love that you encourage us to use what we have. I love what you taught today. You used a book that is a older book with new fabric. Love the cutting with length of fabric. That was amazing to see. I love watching you sew like this. I love learning how to do things that I certainly would not learn anywhere wElse. Thank you!

  • @denisepineda1788
    @denisepineda1788 Год назад

    I would love to see some seasonal wall hangings that we could decorate with. It could be the 4 seasons rather than specific holidays. I enjoyed today’s video.

  • @KTquiltsandsews
    @KTquiltsandsews Год назад

    You did an amazing job again Kimberly cutting so many squares in a such a short time. Was great to see how you cut a length of fabric. I always love all your broadcasts. Hard to say if anything is missing but more layer cake patterns that are a little more complex than simple would be great. Plus I love seeing scrappy. xx Karen

  • @jeffsola1567
    @jeffsola1567 Год назад

    I am loving the variety of the Friday lives! I love that you are doing more things with the pre cuts. It makes it easier to use your stash!

  • @GrandmaD2024
    @GrandmaD2024 Год назад

    I really loved the pillows, small bags and other types of projects you did! I jump around a lot and enjoy other types of sewing that incorporates quilting as well. Your sewing is SO beautiful!!! I also, enjoyed your interviews with designers and other experts.

  • @barbbolhuis2898
    @barbbolhuis2898 Год назад

    I love seeing all the different things you can do with precuts.

  • @rhondahallet8413
    @rhondahallet8413 Год назад

    I enjoyed the lesson on making washing with length of fabric. I have never had that information explained so well. Thank you.

  • @bettybierema7255
    @bettybierema7255 Год назад

    Having guests talk about their new fabrics or quilts is a great way to promote you and them! Thanks for showing your process but always saying "you do it your way, this is what works for me".

  • @tommyetaylor
    @tommyetaylor Год назад +1

    I like the way your dod it now. You gave us hints on cutting that are very useful

  • @mariekairys3214
    @mariekairys3214 Год назад

    I did the Jelly Belly but in reverse - solid on the border and prints for the center from Frozen. I made one for my neice's daughter, a friend's granddaughter and another for raffle for a local wildlife group. It was really fun! I do quilt as you go so having row measurements made it much easier for me to use . Thank you for all of these free patterns!

  • @louiseah7662
    @louiseah7662 Год назад

    For Sew-With-Me I like seeing you cut out a whole quilt. I like seeing your techniques and thoughts for big batch cutting.

  • @kathymassarelli
    @kathymassarelli Год назад

    Definitely like to see smaller things like pillow cases, small wall quilts, etc along with all your big scrappy quilts. Everything you do I love to watch. ❤❤❤

  • @SonjaQuiltingNana
    @SonjaQuiltingNana Год назад

    I love your tips for cutting and squaring up blocks! I like to learn how to put fabrics together from my stash. Also when you talk about low and med volume fabrics. I goes right over my head.

  • @tessolof6941
    @tessolof6941 Год назад

    I would like to see demonstrations about quilting on a home sewing machine. I also really enjoy seeing a vintage quilt revamped with newer sewing techniques and fabrics available today.

  • @diannacarter2114
    @diannacarter2114 Год назад

    I would like to see more jelly roll quilts. I also love the way you design a block and show us what to do with the new fabrics.

  • @nancypage8061
    @nancypage8061 Год назад +1

    I would like to see more tutorials on mini-quilts; door hangers; banners, etc. that can be pieced...NOT appliqued. But thank you for all the tutorials you do! I always learn something new every time.

  • @jjg0621
    @jjg0621 Год назад

    Recently I have been ordering fabric more often. Between orders, and family projects I've been very busy. Even more I am grateful for the responsibly, and perfect packaging from your cutters, and shippers. My shipments always come in clean, folded, and bagged wonderfully. Besides giving a shout out to your crew, I am wondering if you can do a series of these great people, on what their interests are. If they sew or quilt maybe they can come on live or a video showing them cutting and piecing blocks for a crew quilt. Just a thought.

  • @sheilawynens609
    @sheilawynens609 Год назад

    Would love to see more small projects like table runners, etc. Thanks for sharing your talents with us.

  • @bonitanance6380
    @bonitanance6380 Год назад +4

    It's fun to see Kimberly using the notions from the sew sampler boxes!

  • @PattiWachowiak
    @PattiWachowiak Год назад

    Love them all and always enjoy learning new ways of making old blocks with precuts!

  • @deeannhansen1469
    @deeannhansen1469 Год назад

    I love watching you create, Kimberly!!!

  • @dianarosenthal7737
    @dianarosenthal7737 Год назад

    I love that you changed these video's to different things. I would like to see you do that cute bag last week.

  • @leemacadam180
    @leemacadam180 Год назад

    Love to watch your tutorials. Smaller wall hangings and how to choose fabrics.

  • @debkeller77
    @debkeller77 Год назад +6

    Great video!! I love watching you demo a complete block, from start to finish. It’s very helpful. More videos with some of your previously published books and patterns with updated fabrics or techniques would be great. Sewing with precuts is always appreciated!! ❤

  • @kellyjossis5146
    @kellyjossis5146 Год назад

    I would like to see some small quilts for wall hangings! Always looking forward to Friday!! thanks Kimberly!

  • @PattiJarabek
    @PattiJarabek Год назад

    I love to watch you make your blocks from cutting to finish using all different methods. I just started using the precision glue and it is a game changer thanks to you!

  • @gingersavage
    @gingersavage Год назад

    I would like to see squaring up quilts and putting on the binding! I enjoy the Sew with Me series.

  • @jennyjist
    @jennyjist Год назад

    I am self taught and you are the quilter I watch and try to replicate in my cutting and accuracy, always. I love how precise you are❤️. Could you please tell me what your favorite rotary blades are? Blessings to you and your family, and thank you Kimberly for being an inspiration to all of us out here in Quilt Land!

  • @melindafisher1584
    @melindafisher1584 Год назад +1

    I’d love to see an Irish Chain or a two color quilt such as a cheddar and white… with the ‘sew with me’ tutorial on the basic block that creates the overall design. Love the new Sew With Me tutorials!

  • @starrbelk4891
    @starrbelk4891 Год назад

    I love watching your videos. They are very informative. I would to see Kimberly continue to make blocks and show how to correct mistakes that occur

  • @vanessabryce
    @vanessabryce Год назад

    Thanks Kimberly for doing this in real time! I’m still amazed at how fast you are and how much you can do in an hour! What about some mini quilts that are real time sew alongs so we can finish one from start to finish together or at least just the top?

  • @jeannedunk6764
    @jeannedunk6764 Год назад

    I am looking forward to the next Sewcialites sew along for your Sew With Me series.

  • @dianegardner4603
    @dianegardner4603 Год назад

    I enjoy seeing demos of shorter projects - like this one today- using precuts

  • @michelleolsen2358
    @michelleolsen2358 Год назад +1

    I'd like to see how to choose a background color other than white. How do you choose a color that lets the pieced blocks shine yet compliments the pieced fabrics. Here's two other suggestions from my wish list: A book that has quilts made all from pre-cuts, i.e.: no X yards of background that needs to be cut up in a myriad of ways. Also, would you consider doing a demo of an Accuquilt cutting machine? Cutting is my nemesis as I find it hard on my shoulders and wrists. I watch you every week and have learned so much from you. Thank you.

  • @LifeSewCrazy
    @LifeSewCrazy Год назад

    Great video today. I also would love to see some small projects quilted on regular sewing machines. I know Kimberly doesn’t do this but maybe have a guest come do a couple videos? Love all you guys do! Thx 😊💕

  • @thedirtranch
    @thedirtranch Год назад

    What a wonderful tutorial. I feel like I can actually make this! I would love to see more things like this. Thank you for also having the book on sale. Makes it all possible for people like me.

  • @rachelrene81
    @rachelrene81 Год назад

    I would love to see more classic and vintage patterns they are my favorite series you do!!!

  • @lorellechambers
    @lorellechambers Год назад

    I like to see Kimberly demonstrating blocks. Watching Kimberly has made me a much better piecer. Thank you 🌺

  • @sharonbrowne4527
    @sharonbrowne4527 Год назад

    I would like to see quilting a smaller project with a DSM. I loved this video as the Snickerdoodle quilt is my favorite! It was good to see how charm squares could be adjusted to make the best use of them.

  • @pampeterson3092
    @pampeterson3092 Год назад

    Even thought you often show similar techniques, I enjoy watching you sew. I do like watching you sew specific blocks on quilts,like the charity quilts. I have learned a lot from Kimberly by watching.

  • @joanmenard4126
    @joanmenard4126 Год назад

    I like seeing how to make patterns that we might already have, and all the tips and tricks ! Thank you.

  • @michellegreen8236
    @michellegreen8236 Год назад

    I would like to see some unique border ideas and fun ways to use panels. Fabric selection/coloring a quilt is always a challenge for me, so tips on that would be great too. Even when you’ve done something a feel confident at, there is always a little tip that I can use. Keep up the great work!

  • @meganrusso9927
    @meganrusso9927 Год назад

    Love to watch you tutorials while sewing. Would like to see some small projects that can be given as gifts.

  • @susanwest5987
    @susanwest5987 Год назад

    I'd love to see some layer cake patterns, too. They are my go-to to buy when I like a fabric line, but I'm not sure what I'm going to do with it. I love that you used a pattern from a book, books are such a good value. Thanks so much for your detailed tutorials, you've made me a better quilter.

  • @jeanettewithrow9641
    @jeanettewithrow9641 Год назад

    I like to see what things you're seeing on and I do like that you pulled a older book out to work on. Thanks for video

  • @crystallongar529
    @crystallongar529 Год назад

    I enjoy all of your content - your block of the month tutorials, showing us how to use new fabric with previous patterns, how to fix mistakes, and how to mix & match fabric lines. I feel like I learn something new even when I rewatch previous videos. FQS is definitely top notch 🤩

  • @wrappedinlove2560
    @wrappedinlove2560 Год назад

    I would like to see you and Lori pull out your scraps from home and create a project or quilt live !!!! How fun it would be to see what you guys come up with live😁🙃

  • @carlapreston1557
    @carlapreston1557 Год назад

    Thanks for teaching how to be consistent. Keep up the tips and tricks even if its repeated. More paper piecing!!!

  • @leeannkeller30
    @leeannkeller30 Год назад

    I think that this has been one of my favorite sew with me video’s. I like that she talked about using what you have which has become my mantra as of late since my husband retired. I am finding that I am getting greater pleasure in my sewing when I don’t have to put out extremes amount of money to feel like I am getting the latest and greatest. It really takes the pressure off. Thank you for the ideas!

  • @robing9854
    @robing9854 Год назад

    I also love your Sew with Me videos and like so many others, I have learned a lot! Maybe something on pressing your fabric right after starching? Mine sometimes gets a bit wavy in the location where the fabric was hanging on the rack. In addition, pressing seems to be where I will screw up a block. You are a very good teacher so anything you want to show us is much appreciated!!

  • @jessicaheronemus71
    @jessicaheronemus71 Год назад

    I am loving the scrappy quilts you are doing. We get to see the blocks when you are done, but not the process of selecting which scraps go where, etc. I think a video where you walk us through your process would be great for those of us who struggle to sew scrappy.

  • @kathleenwolf315
    @kathleenwolf315 Год назад

    I appreciate the cutting information. I find cutting so important and tips on that process is so helpful to me as a new quilter. Thanks Kimberly.

  • @mariecaza6197
    @mariecaza6197 Год назад

    Thank you for another great lesson Kimberly, tips on cutting are great! You make everything look so easy with such great tricks & tips; hope you enjoyed spending time with your kids; they grow way too fast so take whatever time you need. Happy Stitchin'

  • @evagronroos2589
    @evagronroos2589 Год назад

    I really liked the precut with charm pack ideas and sew along! I have a lot of precuts (because they are so pretty!!!) but I am not always good at finding uses for them. I also like the pulling out an old pattern and showing it with new fabrics, the same quilt can look so different!

  • @janwilliams4874
    @janwilliams4874 Год назад

    I would love to see you quilt more using scrappy layouts, also making table toppers, table and bed runners, etc.

  • @mathgeek7966
    @mathgeek7966 Год назад

    Thanks for the Sew With Me video! I really like the It’s Sew Emma patterns and enjoy Kimberly’s demos of the blocks.

  • @maggiemaggie66
    @maggiemaggie66 Год назад

    I'd love to see more ideas for quilts without background fabric, like Jelly Roll Jam for example but more advanced? Thanks for all that you do! I know it is quite decadent to suggest even more free patterns when you are already so generous. ❤

  • @rachelrushing8063
    @rachelrushing8063 Год назад

    I enjoy the variety of your videos. Maybe making two-color quilts or how color placement changes the look of a block. Also maybe taking one block (I.e.) a churn dash and sew it as a beginner, intermediate and advanced design. I’d love to learn how to get creative once I’ve learned a particular block. I appreciate all you share! 🙌🏼