Yes, the pattern changed for me too. If I made this quilt, I would assemble it so that there were horizontal rows that make it look like hundreds of birds waiting in line. I'd call the quilt, "Birds of a Feather" as I love birds. Or, depending on the fabrics I used, I might call it, "Getting All My Ducks In A Row".
Can't wait to make this quilting. Thanks for the free download of the placement. I just love watching you. I wish I could be a member but living on a fixed income doesn't make it happen. But I watch you all the time. ❤❤❤
16:27 when matching these seams I found using binding clips helpful. Some of these clips have a quarter inch mark so you can place it a quarter inch from the edge and then lift up the fabric to check the position. I’ve been wanting to make a half hexie quilt. I have a Sizzix die for that shape. The next time I sort out my scraps I think I’ll start cutting bunches of them.
I love it! Your tutorials are so fun, as well as the patterns and color choices. I love lots of color in my quilts. Mark, The Quilting Marine, says I use "in your face colors". I really like the way you explained what the stubby sides of the half hexis were for, and how to line up your columns so the points match. 😊❤
At first glance I thought all the strips were offset but as you explained it, wow!! That really makes this layout so striking!! I have used that template before so am eager to try this. I wonder how it would look with a larger hexi?
Thank you for the tip about eliminating pinked edges. I'm making a machine sewn grandmother's flower garden quilt using the same template as you. What I found, however, is that some manufacturers measure the 2 1/2 inch jelly roll strips from the OUTSIDE of the pinked edge. This means you can't remove the "hills." Since I decided to use up my stash of jelly roll strips, it's been a nightmare between the measurements--pinked edges hill or valley and then some strips with no pinking! I'm making it work, but if I were to do another quilt using this template, I would buy one manufacturer's product and then measure at the store to be sure I could cut off the hills. BTW This is a beautiful pattern!
The way this pattern reads to my eye and mind, I see columns 2, 3, and 4 in a 3-column repeat across the quilt, with an extra row on the left edge. 2 and 3 share the light/background S shapes, and 3 and 4 share the dark S shapes. If the repeat is columns 2-4, you don't need to worry about matching between column 6 and the next column 1. Also for anyone who really can't stand waste, it would be possible to sew long tubes (like for a bargello quilt) and cut them in the correct/strategic spot. Of course, that isn't a beginner-friendly technique!
I appreciate your insight and comment. As with any quilt design, there are many ways to construct it. As the designer of this quilt, it's interesting to have someone see it in another way. Our brains all work in different ways. Best Wishes.
Looks “easy” (famous last words!) but definitely do-able. Another one on my “to make” list. However, I will have to live to 205 to get all my projects finished. 😂
at around 9 minutes: is the layout different on the left vs the right? It seems there is 1 single column vs 2 on the right. However, like Jenny on MSQC says, "I'm angley challenged"!!!
I'm not positive, but if you cut the layer cake into 2.5 inch scrips instead of squares, you might be able to more out of them. (In my mind 3 per 2.5x10.5 strip. I don't have the template or any quilting software to verify...)
@@maryfarley7437 good to know. Meanwhile, I have made more than one jelly roll quilt out of a layer cake - I do better cutting & sewing with the 2.5x10.5 units
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This quilt pattern intrigues me❣️ The longer I look at it, the more the pattern changes. THANK YOU so much for sharing it with us.
It really is a fun quilt to look at!
Yes, the pattern changed for me too. If I made this quilt, I would assemble it so that there were horizontal rows that make it look like hundreds of birds waiting in line. I'd call the quilt, "Birds of a Feather" as I love birds. Or, depending on the fabrics I used, I might call it, "Getting All My Ducks In A Row".
This would make a great scrap buster too.
I don't have the time or patience to make this pattern, but I certainly admire yours for doing it. You did a beautiful job of it!
It was more time consuming than usual, but I'm glad I stuck with it!
I love this!❤
Can't wait to make this quilting. Thanks for the free download of the placement. I just love watching you. I wish I could be a member but living on a fixed income doesn't make it happen. But I watch you all the time. ❤❤❤
You are so sweet! Thanks for watching. If you're on Facebook, joining the Revelations Quilt guild is free. Link below the video.
I am already guild members. I have Facebook. I love see all the quilts that people have made.
As always it’s an epic….an umbrea would look gorgeous in this pattern
16:27 when matching these seams I found using binding clips helpful. Some of these clips have a quarter inch mark so you can place it a quarter inch from the edge and then lift up the fabric to check the position. I’ve been wanting to make a half hexie quilt. I have a Sizzix die for that shape. The next time I sort out my scraps I think I’ll start cutting bunches of them.
Binding clips are a great option too!
I can also see this with a black background and bright colors. beautiful guilt and a great video.Thank you for the useful tips. New subscriber. 😊
Thank you! Welcome to the channel!
love your quilts
I love it! Your tutorials are so fun, as well as the patterns and color choices. I love lots of color in my quilts. Mark, The Quilting Marine, says I use "in your face colors". I really like the way you explained what the stubby sides of the half hexis were for, and how to line up your columns so the points match. 😊❤
Thank you! I love colorful quilts too!
Wonderful!
I love the optical illusions of your designs. Mahalo for another beautiful quilt!
Thank you - this is so much fun for me too!
This is really fabulous! Loving the 3D effect!
Thank you! Cheers!
Love it❤ I'm adding this pattern to my to do list
You are going to love how it turns out!
I love all the colors together. It is very pretty and looks like it may be easy to make❤
I had to pay a lot of attention to placement and column alignment, but it wasn't too bad at all.
❤ thank you sue
Great looking quilt!
Thanks for another great tutorial 😊❤
I love this tutorial. Thank you for sharing this beautiful quilt
You're welcome! I'm glad you liked it.
Thank you for another of your great designs, I lovit 🫶🏽
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Love this!
Stunning!!!
Greetings from Germany
Birgit
Many thanks!
At first glance I thought all the strips were offset but as you explained it, wow!! That really makes this layout so striking!! I have used that template before so am eager to try this. I wonder how it would look with a larger hexi?
You are going to love how this one turns out!
Nice one!
Thank you! Cheers!
Excellent.
Thank you for sharing it with us.
From UK.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Wooooooooo . Wooooooooo very niiiiiiiiice thanks for sharing
I'm so glad you like it!
Thank you for the tip about eliminating pinked edges. I'm making a machine sewn grandmother's flower garden quilt using the same template as you. What I found, however, is that some manufacturers measure the 2 1/2 inch jelly roll strips from the OUTSIDE of the pinked edge. This means you can't remove the "hills." Since I decided to use up my stash of jelly roll strips, it's been a nightmare between the measurements--pinked edges hill or valley and then some strips with no pinking! I'm making it work, but if I were to do another quilt using this template, I would buy one manufacturer's product and then measure at the store to be sure I could cut off the hills. BTW This is a beautiful pattern!
Luckily, the valleys of the pinked edges will hide in your seam allowance, but yes, those edges can be a pain. I understand why they do it though.
The way this pattern reads to my eye and mind, I see columns 2, 3, and 4 in a 3-column repeat across the quilt, with an extra row on the left edge. 2 and 3 share the light/background S shapes, and 3 and 4 share the dark S shapes. If the repeat is columns 2-4, you don't need to worry about matching between column 6 and the next column 1.
Also for anyone who really can't stand waste, it would be possible to sew long tubes (like for a bargello quilt) and cut them in the correct/strategic spot. Of course, that isn't a beginner-friendly technique!
I appreciate your insight and comment. As with any quilt design, there are many ways to construct it. As the designer of this quilt, it's interesting to have someone see it in another way. Our brains all work in different ways. Best Wishes.
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To even the outer edge cut a hexie in half. You can skip the last trim .😊
You'd still have to trim. Some hexi's would have to be cut 1/4 in order to avoid squaring up the top/bottom.
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Looks “easy” (famous last words!) but definitely do-able. Another one on my “to make” list. However, I will have to live to 205 to get all my projects finished. 😂
I can relate 100%! I've got so many ideas swimming around in my head. I hope I live long enough to make them happen.
at around 9 minutes: is the layout different on the left vs the right? It seems there is 1 single column vs 2 on the right. However, like Jenny on MSQC says, "I'm angley challenged"!!!
The layout is the same, but the entire quilt is not shown in the full pic.
If I stick to the 4 pack of colors and your lights, what size quilt does this make?
4 charm packs each light & dark makes a 60” x 74” quilt as stated in the video.
Wow, beautiful quilt, but a lot of work.
You’re right, it takes a little time, but it’s so worth it!
Before I buy I have to check if I have half a hexy sorry 😢
No need to apologize for anything.
I'm not positive, but if you cut the layer cake into 2.5 inch scrips instead of squares, you might be able to more out of them. (In my mind 3 per 2.5x10.5 strip. I don't have the template or any quilting software to verify...)
@@AvivaHadas not quite enough
@@maryfarley7437 good to know. Meanwhile, I have made more than one jelly roll quilt out of a layer cake - I do better cutting & sewing with the 2.5x10.5 units
Layer cakes are not 10.5” in either direction. They are 10” square.
Thanks for another great tutorial 😊❤
You're welcome! I'm so glad you liked it!