Quilt-As-You-Go Log Cabin with a Jelly Roll and an Easy Sashing
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
- Learn to make a quick quilt using quilt as you go techniques and a precut jelly roll.
Putting the blocks together couldn't be easier using my Easy Sashing technique.
Here is the link to the Easy Sashings book on my website www.OnPoint-TV.com
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Here is the tutorial video for the Easy Sashing technique. It's a kind of long video with a whole other stitch in flip technique, so here is the starting spot for the Easy Sashing technique that you might use for this quilt:
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I'm year late, but I loved what you made. I made a log cabin lap quilt 9 years ago. And I'm picking it up again. I'm 71 years old and I'm doing this again. I'm a crocheter and having trouble with my hands so I'm sewing.
Go for it!
Did you know that a lincolin block with a black square in the middle was used in America at the time of slavery? a black square in the middle meant that a slave could go to the home with that quilt on the fence and get help food and shelter? So nice of you to show how to make that pattern. Thank you.
Yes I did :) - I love the history of quilts! - Nancy
Wonderful tutorial. Thanks!@@QuiltingWithNancy
Hi this is Carolyn from Mitchell Nebraska. I am enjoying your show I am almost 80 years old. And just began quilting last year!
Wonderful!
Your tip about holding the top thread when you tart to prevent the rat's tail is a life saver! That annoys me soooo bad with my brother. I never could figure out how to make it stop! Thank you so much.
You are very welcome☺️
I’m almost 69 years old and I’ve been sewing since I was seven. But I’ve never made a quilt. So I’m making my very first one using this method and so far so good. It’s actually turning out really great in your method is fantastic.
Wonderful!
It looks a great way to quilt I am from northern England
I appreciate your teaching method, genetic personality and encouraging inspiration! I am quilting on a tiny island in The Bahamas(Spanish Wells) and don't have easy access to products. That is why when I found your tutorial I was so pleased! You showed me exactly WHAT supplies were beneficial, WHY I needed them and HOW to put them together....easily and may I say SMARTLY! I don't have the benefit to run back out to the store to grab more items. You listed it all for me!!
I have shipped in all my items and ready to begin my "Quilt-as-you-go Log Cabin with Jelly Roll and EASY sashing"!!!
Awesome!!
I love this. I'm getting ready to start quilting for the first time ever and I'm watching all the videos I can to make it easy for myself from the get go. Thank you for showing your techniques.
You can do it!
I am from Canada, I used to live in the attic for a few years when I was in my 20’s. The narwhal is real. I have seen the narwhal tusk up close. They are amazing. They’re Spyro just like a unicorn they used their tusk for hunting. I am enjoying your quilting shop kins. Just love it. You are doing a great job. Thanks so much.❤
For multiple reasons I love your method. 1. I like folding it and cutting it. This saves all the precutting time. 2. I love that you attach as you go so I wouldn't have to worry about sewing the wrong piece on. 3. Love quilt as you go.
You are so welcome!
Thanks very much Nancy! I have discovered the best thing to do while waiting for my broken leg to heal! Watching other people work is awesome!
Wonderful!
Hi Nancy, Wow, I am the Four Hundredth person who has watched this video ! I am going to use this method to sew a few quilts together. This will be my first time using this method. I usually quilt the whole quilt, but my shoulders bother me and I’m not getting any younger 🤣 so why not give this a try. Thank you for your videos and have a good weekend. 🥰 Chris -Raleigh NC
Glad it was helpful!
Ha ha! I am the 165,000th plus person!
Go me!
New subscriber here...I love your technique & your explanations. Also...you have the most beautiful hands. If you ever get tired of doing this, you could definitely be a hand model. 🙂 Blessings and a BIG thank-you from Texas! 🤠
Thanks and welcome 🤗
Narwals live in the Canadian Artic and Baffin Bay off Canada.
For icebreaker for staff's first day of school this year, they asked for us to say something new we had learned in Summer. I actually said that it took me all of my 58 years to find out that a Norwalk is an actual fish!!!! I loved hearing you ask about it. Nice to know I was not alone in this!!
Loved the video. and I love that you said "after church today". I too attend church, and Sunday afternoon is my FREE SEW TIME. Any thing that is laying on the table gets sewn into something. I think we're all looking for ways to "Quilt our own stuff". Way cheaper too.
hi from tonawanda new york (buffalo ny) you make it look easy but i still have a lot to learn __ love the quilt part i didnt know how to do it thankyou
I have been quilting now for over 40 years, wow, I'm old lol. Anyway, I have always, always loved doing Log Cabins, and wonky cabins but wow this is so much faster. I was watching it and then was wondering how you going to put that together and BAM your method is so fantastically thought out it was like my mind did a happy dance! I found your tutorial doing searches for quilt-as-you-go techniques and I'm so thrilled I found you. Amazing speech skills, you speak so clearly and explain everything so anyone could do this. Thank you so much! I see many, many more log cabins in my future, and again, thank you!
FYI: I'm an old quilter. The square in the middle always meant a fireplace and was always red. However, in a funeral or memorial quilt, the center was black or dark and indicated a loved one had died.
Thank you for that additional bit of information! I often wondered why people put red squares in the middle!
@Kay Butler, you're welcome! The center square was the fireplace in the log cabin, and the hearth was the center of the home.
And yellow center represents the light coming thru the window!!
I would love to make a quilt like this with the sashing. May I ask, how many jelly rolls would I need to make a lap size quilt of 13” blocks?
Depends on the size of the jelly roll. I takes about 50 2.5" strips to make this large lap size@@bubblegirl6265
Love this method! Narwhals are real and are called the unicorns of the sea. I believe they are around Canada and Greenland. I didn’t know they existed until I saw the Disney movie ‘Island at the Top of the World’ when my kids were little.
Amazing video! I’ve never made a log cabin and I’ve always to learn a QAYG METHOD! Going to try it. TY
Have fun!
Thank so much did not know how to do log cabin. And love sashing
Hi, I am in Australia, I am 73 yrs ole & have been quilting since I was 23.
I watched this video half a dozen times & then tried it.
Sooo excited because when you edge stitch the strips it is perfectly positioned on the other side.
Thankyou so much p, I have struggled with getting them to match for years.
Your very welcome :)
I'm going to try this. I have a lot of leftover batting. This will be a good way to use it.
Thanks for the video. Never quilted as I sewed but definitely now going to do some.
I’m in Alaska. Yes, Narwhals here. Enjoying your video.
I had a book with the quilt as you go method, I couldn't get. Sometimes I need to watch some one do a project a couple of times before I'm ready to cut up fabric.
This tutorial was so well done I think I got it in one play. I still saved it, just in case. Thank you so very much.
thanks!
Hi from Alaska! I like your Alaskan-themed prints. Narwals live in the Arctic Ocean. Great video!
I love the way you do this square. I hope I can find you on RUclips more often.
Be sure you subscribe and hit the notifications button, then you won't miss me :)
I have avoided QAYG because of the way I had learned to put blocks together. Might have to try it again using this method.
Let me know how it goes :)
Nancy they are a real creature i watch a lot of nature shows i think it is in Alaska
Soooo happy to find you and see your sashing technique… I gather you are located in Michigan…my husband is from Detroit and his mom (95) lives in the Sterling Heights area as well as his sisters!
I’m 80 and still trying to find easy ways in which to quilt as you go… I think I just got lucky 😊
I’m Sandi Polizzi and we live in Orange County California…thrilled I bumped into your RUclips video…hope to see you again soon.
Thank you❤
Yep I’m in Michigan. Thanks for joining.😀
I loved watching your video. I learned so much!
Glad it was helpful!
So good to watch you again. Hello from Alaska.
Hello there!
Great video. Plan to do one for a taxable runner
I do the "folding " for the cutting of strips. I figured I was making a huge mistake. I haven't seen how to block up on quilt as you go. Thank you. Yes, I am new from Va. Blessings, Eve
Hi, this was the first time watching you doing the log cabin. Very inspiring. Thank you Liz UK😀
Ann from England I haven’t quilted before but will try this method . Love your video and the chatting . Thanks ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Holy moly that sewing machine is HUGE for a domestic, lol... glad I found this video. I am now working on a log cabin. Looks like this thing is gonna be big. Trying to think how to go about it to make my quilting easy
I've watched MANY videos regarding QAYG. This is the best yet on joining the blocks. Thank you for the video, Nancy
You are welcome!
Good morning from North Carolina
Wow. Love how you can just pick out an jelly roll and start sewing on felt or anything without all that cutting pieces..wonderful work
I also sew over pins, and have for years. I just slow down. You are correct that it makes what you are sewing more precise.
Just happened on this video (4 wks late) and your energy is so lovely. I really appreciate your well seasoned approach to resolving little potential problem areas before they happen. Thanks for all you do. Blessings
Happy to help 😀
From Maine. This is a great process, love it
Can you show that part a g ain
Hi from Sydney Australia cheers Lisa
You give me confidence to quilt.
Wow!!! Super lesson. I have been dying to do this. Love the sashing. I will watch you all the time. THANKS!
HI From San Antonio, TX. I have had a renewed season of quilting since my children are now grown. (Made a few when I was younger, but paused due to busy family and moving around the world (military) and now I have had a resurgence- probably the only good thing to come out of Covid shut downs. I have made about 40 quilts in that time, but have never done a quilt as you go. I have researched, and then hesitate. BUT- you made it look so easy, and I am committing to try this out! Thank you for the very clear explanations! Wish me luck!
Excellent - can't wait to see what you make. If you use Facebook you could post on my Quilting with Nancy Show and Share page :)
Hello from Mississippi.
I enjoyed your lesson from Camden north Carolina.
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you Nancy. First time watcher but not my last, I like your easy teaching method and this is something easy enough for me to handle, Great video!
Thank You!
Hi from South Dakota!
Great! I have several blocks and dreading putting them together this is a big help Thanks💕
You are so welcome!
Thanks for this nice and easy technique!
You are so welcome!
Wow thank you Nancy lm a log cabin block LOVER.. THIS IS SIMPLY PERFECT🩷❤️🇨🇦❤️♥️♥️♥️♥️. Keep up the great work..
You are so welcome
Just found your channel today. I've decided my first quilt will be a log cabin. I'm amazed you can sew, cut, iron and carry on two conversations at the same time. Whew ☺️
Thanks!
@@QuiltingWithNancy ❤
Thank you for showing me how to do the quilt-as-you-go. I enjoyed watching your video. Love the enthusiasm.
Glad it was helpful!
Teresa P from Texas has been binge watching your tutorials all day!
Thank you!!
You have given me the incentive to finally make a quilt as you go! I have watched this process before, but this is straight forward approach--a jelly roll! It has been too complicated before. Thank you. I enjoy your tutorial and appreciate that it is a family enterprise. Blessings to you all.
Thank you Susan :)
This looks like a quilt I could actually do!
Hi from Wolverhampton UK
Good morning from Saint Louis Missouri, my mother Angela was from Mount Clements Michigan. I am learning a lot about quilting as you go this morning.
Hi from Leavenworth Kansas, lived in Georgia all my life until two years ago. I have not made a quilt yet. Have everything I need. You make it sound and look so easy.
Time to start ☺️
I just found you and I love on the tips and trips! I love your fun banter with the people who've joined in. Your voice is very soothing and encouraging. I'm from Alaska and love that fabric. Have been trying to find fabrics to make an I spy quilt for our new grand baby. This collection would be perfect! Yes Narwals are real, never seen one but they live in the cold waters around AK, Russia, and Canada. Thanks!
You're Welcome!! Hope to see you around more :) - Nancy
What a great technique! That was well worth the time. Thank you
As a beginner meaning I've finished 1 quilt that looks like 13 yr old me did it this is more of my way of quilting and I'm adhd I could so do a full square and do something else then do another I'm too excited a must try with my new fabric yes THANK YOU YHWH always got my back I love it 🙏💜🙏
Great video! Especially the squaring up as you go to keep it square. Easy to follow.
Glad you like it!
So.. awesome..luv. It..u .. explain things good...I. Wish my mom was here..ur. Sooooo.awesome
Thank you so much 😀
❤ Cheri first time watching your videos
Welcome!!
First time watcher and went to Joann's the next day !
Awesome!
Love the color combination you’re using. Fun chat 😊too.
She is going to love Canada summer or winter. I hope you come to. In the winter time ottawa usually has the Kanau to skate on which is the longest canal or frozen water in the world. It’s a heritage site and the Parliament buildings and so many places to hike walk shop. It’s an amazing city.
First time here. I really want to make a log cabin quilt, You make it look so easy!!
You can do it!
Grandma from Texas
Glue and stitch iron on bonding that never entered my mind and really finishes it!!
Thanks!
first time watching you video learned a lot. I just started quilting a little over a year ago and am having so much fun. I think I am going to try the quilt as you go with the placemats I am making wish me luck
Good Luck - you can do it :)
I love this video thank you for showing how to do this. My mom bought me a package of those pins and I love them
That is awesome!
WOW! So happy I came across your wonderful video while watching others!! I actually cut out all of the pieces to make a log cabin quilt over 20 years ago, and then life and death and lots more life happened! As a newly retired teacher, I hope to locate my log cabin quilt pieces and finally make my first pieced quilt! Your video has motivated me to finish clearing out my parents’ home faster so I can move to mine and get started on that quilt! 🥰
Let me know how it goes :)
I am originally from Pittsburgh and love the steelers, they one the first and usually first game won not a good sign, the following 2 we lost. So sad. I am not from Franklin Pa northwest Pa. Love this way to do these. Thank you
1st time watching from the Bahamas
Awesome video! I also am a Lions fan! Have been for decades, never been to Detroit but my grandfather on my mom’s side was born there! Must be in the genes lol!
Very cool!
My first time finding you, I don't quilt yet, but I want to. You make it look super easy. Thank you!
I would take Athena to Niagara Falls, it's only 4 hours from the Detroit area and it is a beautiful place!
Thanks for watching - Athina needs to get to Canada for sure, we are looking at next year :)
Hello from Illinois.I love this quilt n quilting technique..It has been awhile since I have got to watch your show.
This was the best and easiest instructions for this method ..I will watch it over and over..thank you
You're welcome :)
I’m new to your channel. Thank you for your Tutorial. I’ve never made a log cabin block let alone a QAYG block or quilt. I hope to try one after seeing how easy you made it in a reasonable time. 💖💖💖
Glad it was helpful!
New follower! Old quilter! Enjoyed!
Thank you that seems to be the best way to join blocks
loved your video, and learned a lot. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
This is beautiful.
Very clear instructions! Thank you! I'd also like to mention that Canada is , by landmass, the largest country in the world and believe me you will not see a narwal anywhere within a thousand miles of Toronto!.🙂 Meantime you have inspired me to get out one of my jellyroles from my hoard and actually make a few quilt blocks!
OH my gosh - how did I never think to use the pen to DRAW my square lines to keep mine from going kittywampus with every row. Glad I found you today! Can't wait to give this a try with my stash:)
You can also cut the log fabric slightly wider than needed, as 1/4" and trim it to size. Obviously, with the traditional log cabin block
Love It . Can't wait to start .
That was neat. I taught that same type technique at a senior center many years ago. Didn't think of glue nor was the iron on strip available to us. Really was fast and any 70 to 80 year old could make their own small throw. You did a good job making it clear. Mary in Virginia
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing your log cabin method and easy slashing! It is amazing!
Oh my, just happened on this video and I too am in Michigan. Can’t wait to try this QAYG method.
Ok. Thanks. Nancy. Now I’ve got 🎶 Barbara Manatee🎶 stuck in my head!🤣
I love that song! When in Florida we went to see the manatee and I sang the song the whole time :)
This Florida girl HAS to tell you how to pronounce Kissimmee . LOL. It is not KISS-A-ME. it is KA-SIM-MEE. Love this technique! Thanks for the video, such a pleasure to watch.
Good to know!
Yep !!!!!
Just found your site. I've wanted to lean quilt as you go and you've explained everything so well that I'm going to have to give your style a try. Thank you for sharing. I'm from Florida.
Have fun!
I’m not from Michigan, but lived there for a few years. My thoughts were if i could move Michigan to Texas the world would be alright. Beautiful weather, a lot of moisture and my impatience did so beautiful. I still have them here in Texas but I have to hide them in the shade.
Your reference to Barbara Manatee made me giggle. Thank you for the great tips.
You are so welcome!
Hello from Texas, Harlingen.
Hello there!