3 More Layer Cake Blocks
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- We cannot get enough of the quick and easy layer cake quilt blocks, so here is another three to add to your list! Let us know which one is your favourite!
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:20 Block 1
04:58 Block 2
11:46 Block 3
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Quick and easy,that’s for me . Thanks for posting. Lovely blocks.❤❤
Wonderful ideas for blocks.
Listening to your voice/accent doubles the pleasure. Thank you so much. 😃
Thank you for sharing 3 different blocks. Your videos are always so inspiring. Greetings from Texas, USA.
Another great tutorial from The Sewing Studio. You ladies are amazing!!!
Thank you for sharing your lovely ideas for layer cakes
I like your program because you are very accurate with instructions and cutting fabrics. I find your voice very easy to listen to as well. Have a great day from Wisconsin, USA.
Thank you. I think my favorite block is the 1st one and then the last block. I like all your videos. I have learned so much from you.
Thank you for the video. Lovely ideas for 10" squares 😊
Great quilt!. Love scrappy borders also!!! And pillow cover is great accent!!!
Thank you Katrina nice blocks xx
I love all three…..❤❤ thank you
Enjoy??? Ohhhhh yes ma’am 👏👏👏
This was fantabulous! Thank You
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Excellent instructions very nice!
Lovely Katrina - thank you
Love that material - I made a quilt from it 🥰
Happy Spring ❤
That last quilt looks like the sky. Very pretty. Thank you for these.
Thank you love the blocks and the quilt and cushion
I want to make this with African prints. I'm all in- lovely!
Thank you !!
Love these blocks. Wondering what these blocks are called. Love your videos.
Sorry but I’m a novice quilter. Block 3- do you cut 2 of the 10” squares at a time and fit their pieces together to form the block or do you have to cut all the 10” squares the same? Sorry if this is a silly question.
Yes, same question.
@@susanespinosa2591 if you want your finished blocks to be made up of only 2 different fabrics then you just need to cut 2 squares at a time, making 3 cuts will give you 4 pieces to join together in alternating fabrics. Each pair of squares will vary slightly depending on how you cut them. If you want 4 different fabrics in each finished block then layer up 4 different fabrics and make 3 cuts thus giving you 4 pieces of fabric. Once again join your fabrics in any order to make a block, once again each set of blocks will vary slightly in design depending on how you cut them. You could also use 3 squares at a time and make just 2 cuts to give you 3 different fabrics per block. Hope this makes sense.
Not a silly question for a new quilter. Cut the number of layers you can handle. Keep in mind your blade needs to be sharp and the more layers the more likely you will have some movement causing the shape to be off a little.
Thank you x
You cut four squares together and then swap to mix up the colours. Because it’s random cuts it wouldn’t work if you cut every square individually. The 4 pieces will match back up again.
ruclips.net/video/_fPJSjjICt4/видео.htmlsi=D6DpMVC0USO6WuDl This tutorial might be useful to watch, it uses 2 cuts instead of 3 but it's the same principle.
Hope this helps!
Love all the blocks - thank you so much for your easy to understand tutorial. I'm looking forward to trying these out. I really can't decide which is my favorite until I try making them - I find the second and third the most visually appealing to me but I tend to go with the fastest method. Which block was the fastest for you to do? Although the blocks are layer cake intended would this also work for a 4 yard or 5 yard quilt? I know I wouldn't have the variety your finished quilts show but I've got some Kaffe and Tilda screaming at me to use!
Yes you can make any of these from yardage and cut 10 inch squares yourself. The fastest was the first one shown, especially if you use a chain piecing method. Hope this helps!
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Did she use a walking foot to quilt or FM foot to quilt it? X
I wish you had have shown the second join and folding in half etc and then perhaps a couple more slices on this square, and joining in line etc as its always hard to get them to line up all the time I find. What say I put a slice furthur up on the block, how do I line it up then? as it wont be in half where I cut across?Would appreciate a more detailed video with more splices, obvioulsy be best on a much larger square.
Its just the technique of lining up each 'cross over'. Most grateful :)
I did a blue and orange quilt like the second one. It was actually a free pattern from Jordan Fabrics called Layer Chops. Making a mark on each side is helpful. I try and explain in my video. But Donna Jordan explains better.
@@KelleysQuiltsandCruises Thankyou much appreciated, shall take a look :))
Could you tell me the name of the fabric?
The fabrics Katrina used in the demos were left over layer cake pieces, the range used for the finished quilt is Moda Blizzard. Hope this helps!
good work