Sewing from Strips of Fabric Easy Patchwork Blocks for Beginners Upcycling of Fabric Scraps
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Very easy patchwork block! Upcycling fabric strips.
Dive into this straightforward yet captivating patchwork design. Perfect for quilts, table runners, and toppers.
Cut: 8 strips of main fabric 1*5-1/2 inches.
8 strips of background fabric 1*5-1/2 inches.
center square 2-1/2 inches
3 squares 7-1/2 inches
2 squares 6 inches
The finished block 7-1/4 inches.
1/4" seam allowance
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I love your string quilt top💕 I’ve been cutting strips and squares from scraps to sew quilts to donate. You have inspired me😁
@@user-od5rq5wu2j I'm glad that my video was useful to you. Good luck and creative inspiration!❤
I'm just getting started , working on my 3rd one now and a few gifts for Christmas. You make this look so easy and I am going to give it a shot and see what happens. Never thought my retirement would be this hobby. thanks for the tutorial, subscribed and watching more!
Patchwork is a wonderful hobby! Good luck to you!
Absolutely beautiful and so well demonstrated !!! Thank you!😊❤
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I Love this block design. Thanks !!! ❤❤❤❤❤
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Really liking this one! Thanks for all your ideas.😊
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This is so cute and made out of our leftover fabric. Such a great idea! Thanks for the video!
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It's so beautifully!!! Thanks a lot!!!
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I just love this scrappy idea, especially the on point version. Just beautiful as well as practical. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
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This is so pretty! It is always a pleasure to wealth your tutorials! Thanks for the instruction and beautiful music!
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I love this method and I’m absolutely going to make one or more of these, I especially like the idea of setting the blocks on point!! Thank you so much for sharing this with us.❤😊
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Отличная идея,СУПЕР!!!
Beautiful! I can see this as a quilt done on pint.❤
Yes! You can also make a large quilt. It's very easy.❤
Thank you! So creative! ❤❤❤
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Beautiful! Nicely done!
Thank you!❤
The whole channel is very well done. It took you a long time to set this up. Thank you for teaching us. Texas loves you.
Thank you so much!
Loving this technique! TY for sharing this.
❤ It's a lovely block. Very colourful and creative.
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I absolutely love this! ❤ Thank you very much for your great instructions. Loved it so much I subscribed. Keep up the great videos-they are an inspiration 😊
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A beautiful idea! And how lovely to see you make a whole project from start to finish. ☺️ Thank you for sharing your ideas. Deb x 🤗
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Greetings from Southern California! 😎 My first time watching your video... I found it very interesting, especially how you use a rotary cutter! But, if it works for you - Bravo! Bless you and thanks for sharing your creativity! I'll be back to catch another video soon! 🙏 💖
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Lovely quilt! Great video and display of your method & skill…Thank you!😁🩷
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I love that you’re teaching a new skill! This block is fun to look at, too!!! 😊 ❤
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Muito bonito, gostei do quilting em zigue-zague. 😍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌹
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It’s absolutely beautiful ❤
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This is a great block! Thank you😊
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Very beautiful.
Pretty
Beautiful 👍🧡💐
Great video. Quilt fantastic also
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Very beautiful and I like it.
Thank you so much 😊
Очень красиво. Большое спасибо за идею🎉
Пожалуйста!❤️
Nice pattern
Greetings from South Australia. I love this block and the way it was made, and I’d like to try to make this quilt but not on point, I prefer the log cabin look. Glad I found you, have subscribed 👍🥰
You can do it!
I have a "cloth" in blue like you iron on. I bought in Athens greece 30+ years ago. From a Russian vendor
Yes, my fabric is also made in Russia.
😍love it !
Lovely block.
Thank you!❤
Beautiful and quick too
Yes, that's right!❤
Beautiful pattern. ❤
Many many thanks
I realy like this pattern and am going to try it. Thank you so much for the messurements also because i missed a few while veiwing. Great way to use up random scraps too. Subscribed and am looking firward to other videos.😊
Good luck and creative inspiration!❤
Ждем следующих идей, не менее прекрасных
Спасибо! Мастер-классы выходят каждое воскресенье ❤️
Wow espectacular gracias
You are welcome!
Maravilhoso! Parabéns...
Thank you!
Precioso!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you very much!
You're welcome!
Thank you love this
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I just pulled a bunch of thin strips from my stash last night. Was debating quilt them or use for fabric bowls
Lindíssimo trabalho!!
Thank you!
Buen día !!!amo tu trabajo y pronto me jubiló .estoy comprando las herramientas de trabajo para poder hacerlas .pregunta ? Las medidas de las reglas q más usas ,en centímetros ,y tú tabla de corte la más grande .de q medidas son ???,muchas gracias x compartir tus creaciones ,!!!desde ya muchas gracias desde Buenos Aires ,Argentina !😊
Good day! My large rug is 34 inches. It is not necessary to buy such a large rug, because it is expensive. You can take less. My first cutting mat was 23 inches. The most needed mat for trimming 16 inch. and two more rulers: one 60 cm, the other 12 inches. By the way, it is more convenient to have two rulers: one longer, the other shorter.
Trabalho lindo
Não entendo as medidas que pena
Lindíssima peca!❤
Dearly love! ❤❤❤❤
Fun block
Yes, very much!
Never cut toward yourself always cut away!
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Lindo
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Amei!!!!
Hermoso 😍🥰
Qual a medida das tiras em centímetros, por favor!
1 inch = 2.54 cm.
Oi seu trabalho é maravilhoso
Gostaria de saber as medidas em centímetros.
Quem poder me ajudar
Obrigada
I'm sorry, but I sew in inches. 1 inch = 2.54 cm.
What Suze did you trim the four straps to?
5 inches
What are the measurements, I want to make it NOW !
See the dimensions in the video and in the video description.
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I’ve tried several times, but after sewing the 2.5” square onto the first 5.5” piece, the second piece is too short for sewing on.
We cut the pieces to a length of 5 inches. And sew with a 1/4 inch seam allowance.
@@themelodyofsewing6369after I trimmed all to 5”, it still doesn’t work.
It’s lovely but what is it?
There was no communication.
You can use these patchwork blocks to make whatever you want. I made a table topper. And, unfortunately, I speak English very poorly, sorry.
Y seems are not beginner friendly
This is not a "Y" seam. This is known as a partial seam. And very well demonstrated, at that. Not hard at all just different. But gives amazing results.
I did not understand your comment, the translator translated it incorrectly.
Very cool ❤
Thank you!❤
I was always told never to cut towards myself. 😢
I think we’ve all learned to cut away from ourselves but there are exceptions to every rule! For some I think it’s like trying to force a left-hander to become right-handed…
You were taught right. Cutting towards yourself is very dangerous and one can easily get their hands cut with a simple slip. It only takes one slip to do some damage!
What you were told was absolutely correct, but I physically cannot cut it any other way.
Thank you for your understanding and support!
@@hugg724 They taught me correctly, but now I can only cut like this. I just have a damaged tendon, and PHYSICALLY I can’t cut other way.
I’ve given up on this pattern. The pieces do not fit in without stretching them to fit. Sorry, but it just doesn’t fit together like in your video. Don’t know what I may be doing wrong.
I’m not sure what might be happening on your end, but when ironing, it’s normal to stretch the piece a bit in width. I sewed everything on camera in real time, and it all came together for me. Maybe give it another try and see if that helps?❤
@@themelodyofsewing6369 I’m sorry for the comments. Please don’t take offense. I watched and saw that the block came together correctly.
Зачем показываете весь процесс шитья экономьте время пожалейте и себя и того кто смотрит ваше видео
How much would you like to see? Most of us want to see the WHOLE process. I appreciate her time and devotion to the viewers. She's trying to make our sewing experience better. We take what we need and leave the rest.
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What's the question?
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