I love when you demonstrate your own designs. They are always so colourful and practical as well as being so balanced and co-ordinated. So inspirational, thank you. Slainte!
I made two of these using the "Nurture" color line for my daughter to go to college with. She and her roomie will be able to have a coordinated room (if they want to). The other plan was that she and her little sister (she's 13 and has Down syndrome, so is an extra special buddy) could sleep under the same blanket and face time each other daily. I've been printing the free patterns and am making a binder. Your generosity in putting out patterns AND the tutorials is so very much appreciated. I leave your tutorials running to give you extra views and keep me company when I'm sewing. You've also made me a fan of cozy quilt designs!
I made this quilt for my teen age grandson for his birthday. I used the fabric called pumpkin patch and a cream background. He loves it!! Drags it to watch tv, to bed every night and “ oh dear “ to hunting camp. But it makes me happy that he likes it so much.
I just love this, Donna! I have to say I can’t think of one thing that you have made & discussed that I haven’t loved! I learn so much from you: your calm, easy explanations & directions, your ideas & planning: EVERYTHING! Thank you so very much.🤗
I am a self taught ( with the help of you tube videos) quilter....or I should say piecer. I came upon one of yours and now look forward to watching them every time. Love the star log cabin. Anxious to try one of your quilt kits. They look so easy and fun! Thank you!
+ Ann Bonifant - You are the first person in comments on YT quilting videos I've "heard" (and viewed) that made that distinction. Piecing a quilt top and ALSO doing the quilting oneself either by hand or on one's domestic machine or longarm machine is what my understanding of a bonefide quilter is. You can be a quilt piecer (or piece quilts), sandwich and baste it, and put the binding on after you get it back from the person who actually did the quilt stitching, but in actuality -- one is not "a quilter" until one stitches the quilt - whether that's a potholder, wall hanging, baby quilt, throw to bed-size, or art quilt. But I think someone who only does the quilting (like an employee who doesn't do any piecing on their own or "company time") can also say, "I'm a quilter". I'm sure there are many people who with disagree with my understanding of the word, but I wanted to let you know that I agree with your forthrightness. I wonder what Donna would say?
Wonderful once again Donna, I love that variation with the star. You are so enthusiastic that although you repeat why you do this or that each tutorial, you sound sound as if it is the first time. Many many thanks, Jess
I like the star block in the center of the long cabin. It makes it more interesting. I love the border you did as well. It added a lot to the overall look of the quilt! Another great video.
You know, it is such a joy to watch you make these timeless blocks. I have always struggled with them, now I can't wait to do another one using your method! I love the star in the middle, and the fact that you use such beautiful fabrics! I always look forward to what is new now almost before other tutorials I watch! Thanks again and Happy Quilting!! :)
I like that idea, it's good advice, to make a practice square with old leftovers when creating a new design. Very striking with the star in the middle. I think it would look beautiful done in patriotic Americana colors and materials.
This might be a log cabin block I can make.....LOL....I have the hardest time with them and you make them look so easy...Thank you Donna, and everyone at Jordan fabrics...
Vielen Dank für die Beobachtung unserer Videos. Ich versuche, mit meinen Händen zu demonstrieren, damit unsere Zuschauer, die kein Englisch verstehen, noch sehen können, wie man die Projekte macht.
Donna, I don't know if this is your original block or if it's been around since even before the Civil War in the U.S., but I've not seen it anywhere else - on YT anyway. I think it's a terrific type of log cabin block and more fun to make than a traditional one. Can't wait to see Part II where you show us how you did that border with the pinwheel. I hope you sell lots of kits with that pattern; I'm sure it will end up being a best seller with that star in the middle. BTW, I enjoy seeing you sew and join the seams so beautifully; I never get tired of clear close-ups or any tips you repeat as it reinforces the importance of why you're doing it and how it results in the accuracy, success, and satisfaction of constructing the quilt.
Thank you. Beautiful quilt....love the colors. I love the way you sew together the pieces of the star so they don't get out of order. I used that process recently and it worked out great.
Once again, a wonderful tutorial. Just love how you explain explicitly how and why you do something. You're a wonderful teacher, and just love all your fabrics and ideas. Wish I didn't live in OZ...would love to visit you in Oregon. Bless you all.
I also stumbled but down the rabbit hole into a wonderful place. So pleased I did. I realise it must take a lot of time making the tutorials, but agree that just one block in another colour way would be nice. If I lived closer I'd offer my services for free. Your blocks are always so perfect looking must be because you cut your own strips. I'm find in known package strips they can be so uneven. Your going to have quite a following and much deserved.
Pretty quilt! I somehow stumbled into your channel a couple weeks ago and I am so glad I did! Great ideas, projects, and such an easy learning process. I quickly subscribed and am looking forward to more great videos!
I love it. I wish you would tell us beginners how many jellyrolls it would take to make a queen size quilt! I didn't care that much for the lighter block. The block with the browns is beautiful.
a jelly roll strip is 42" by 2.0" without the seam allowances. That means one jelly roll strip is 84 sq. in. I make my queen size quilts 80 by 90 or 7200 sq. in.. A queen size bed is 60 by 80 so that gives you a 10" hang over on both sizes and 10" at the bottom. make it 80 by 100 inches if you want to tuck and cover pillows. (you didn't say). so 7200/84=84 strips or about 2 packages assuming little or no waste. BUT you might want to just use a border. I would plan on 2 packages of 40 strips and add a border to the size you want. Or this is just a perfect excuse to buy a bunch of jelly rolls claiming you didn't know. But you knew. Basic arithmetic.
JoAnne Denison...I thought a jelly roll was 2 1/2" wide. You can make a pretty good sized quilt out of 2 jelly rolls. I just love this version of a log cabin.
She said this 6 block on is 41 x 57, so a 12 block version would be 82 x114. Which is big enough for a queen with room to cover pillows. OR, make the borders on the 114 side smaller or leave them off. Also, her KITS on her website, she tells you how many to use to make Queen or a King. Her kits are awesome, open plastic and start sewing. No cutting.
For this pattern I would probably use 2 to 3 jelly rolls. I had a fair amount of scrap strips left over that I used for the Pinwheel border, but I could have made another Starry Log Cabin block or two. I would make 20 blocks for a queen. This will give a patchwork that measures 64x80 inches and then you can add borders.
don't forget to take out the seam allowances in your calculations. you want the top to be 80 by 90. a jelly roll is about 2.5" by 42 to 44", so I took out 1/2" width and length to arrive at 2" by 42" which is what you see. the other 1/2 in. in each dimension is in the seams.
Thank you so much. This is a wonderful pattern. I am going to try this pattern, hoping to make a pillow for my first project making one square. Happy New Year...
Hi Donna, Love all your tutorials, but I can't wait for you to do the prickly pear quilt pattern from cozy quilts I bought the pattern about a month ago.
buen dia el tutorial que publicaron el 22 de junio esta divino super bien explicado y esos colores espectacularmente bien combinados mil y mil gracias intentare hacerlo mas adelante Dios los bendiga
When I'm ironing a lot of seems meeting at on place, I use a tailors' wooden clapper. The wood draws the steam from the cloth making it dry fast and the weight (I use a piece of 2x4) of the block holds the ironed section down, keeping everything so much crisper. Try it and let me know what you think.
This is a really lovely version of a log cabin. You mention Part 2 which demos the border treatment. Where can this be found? Very much enjoy your presentation, always clear and to the point. Thanks
Just started quilting and I am binge-watching your videos. If I wanted to hand-pick the fabrics for this design, how many different colors should I choose in both lights and darks?
very pretty creative and very creative. well done. you might want to show this in brighter colors AND show how to make it on the Ohio Star Accuquilt. I would use that because making flying geese is a pain and I'm laaazzzzyy.
I will certainly be making this in brighter colors, and in a larger quilt size too. I am not very familiar with the Accu product line, so I probably can't be much help there.
Hey, you're in the biz. Get some on ebay cheap. I got my baby Go! by waiting for $66 inclg shi, I think. I got the larger one after I got the smaller one for $125. Start with the Baby Go. See if you like it. Dozens of dies for the Baby Go, including my favs, the angel, the hearts, the Rose of Sharon, crazy flowers, the Ohio Start, etc. I saw you cut those diamonds and sew them individually rather than strip piecing, so I know you have the patience for non strip piecing piece sewing. If you use heat and bond II you can just fuse, die cut and iron on dozens of types of decorations such as hearts, butterflies, critters, etc. and create a quick baby quilt. I prefer to use the Wash Away Applique and die cut the design, then at work while I"m on the phone with clients, I turn and glue. When I get home, I do an applique stitch. I secure the applique with the fuse tape first. Might be fun to put these in your shop and have customers cut their own decorations with your scrap and just iron on your sample quilts for $2 a design. I think Joann's should have them in house to do this too. I might pitch it to them. Then again, I think if you have to wait in line at the cutting counter (I live in Chicago and the super Joann's can have long lines, believe it or not), I think they should have starch and ironing boards so the fabric will be perfect when you get home, but that's just me. Silly me.
will y'all be cutting this kit again? I'd love to see what other colorway Matt can come up with. I revisited tonight to see and view the video bindle, however to my dismay it is not being offered at this time. TIA for your consideration in re cutting. I love purple hint hint, and browns oh and blues of course I just love color.
This is a free pattern that we offer and can be made with a jelly roll 2 1/2" strips. You need about 20 light and 20 dark. We have lots of strip sets that will work here: jordanfabrics.com/collections/pre-cut-products?_=pf&pf_pt_pre_cuts=Jelly%20Roll
Thank you so much for your tutorials. I fell in love with your videos. I love this pattern, the colours in it, also. Can you tell me where I can buy the kit & pattern for this exact same quilt? I live in London Ontario Canada and would love to order it asap. Thank you Donna! Moi aussi je parle Français ! Blessings!
If you put a piece of clear tape on top of the line you draw on your machine bed & table, the line wont rub off. Gorilla packing tape is awesome but any clear or almost clear tape will work. If you want to take it off, just clean with alcohol, which removes the tape residue and the marker.
Donna, would you consider doing a Lone Star for the center of a Log Cabin queen size quilt. I have seen them before, just do not know how to put it together.
hola felicitaciones desde Colombia, está muy interesante el vídeo aunque entendí gran parte de la explicación,me gustaría q colocarlas subtitulos en español.gracias
Donna, what's the fabric used in the log cabin you keep referring to? It looks like Tula fabric, but I'm not 100%. Do you offer that fabric at your store? The one from the log cabin you were referring to? That's much more my style (modern versus traditional), although I do love watching all of your traditional pattern tutorials. I would love to see more modern tutorials too. Do you do anything other than Cozy Quilt Patterns?
Hello... I know it’s more than a year since you did this quilt.... I can’t seem to find the download pattern. Is it still available? It’s lovely ind a little more interesting that the traditional log cabin.. thank you.. your tutorials are fabulous...
I really love the star in the centre of the log cabin block. Could you please tell us how many pieces (or jelly rolls) it would take to make a queen size quilt? Thanks!!
You will probably need 2 jelly rolls for a queen size. The blocks have a finished size of 16 inches, so 20 blocks will make a 64 x 80 inch patchwork. You can then add borders to make the quilt larger.
Donna did you write the directions and fabric requirements out? I love this quilt pattern and would love to make it but I need written directions....help
Thanks again for another great video!! I have been wanting to ask I like the idea of hand weights you use to hold the rulers down. What weight size do u use I am going buy me one. , thanks again!
Love your tutorials. Seems so easy but I'm still afraid to start. Have a bunch of little cu, t outs, fat quarters, jelly rolls etc. I asked you about your ironing table, looks it is not padded. Could you please tell me why...??
Our ironing board is padded. We use heavy duty canvas over cotton batting stapled onto a piece of plywood. The padding does make it easier to iron patchwork.
You put the prettiest colors together I love watching you
I love when you demonstrate your own designs. They are always so colourful and practical as well as being so balanced and co-ordinated. So inspirational, thank you.
Slainte!
I love your vidios never get tire of veiwing them over and over
I made two of these using the "Nurture" color line for my daughter to go to college with. She and her roomie will be able to have a coordinated room (if they want to). The other plan was that she and her little sister (she's 13 and has Down syndrome, so is an extra special buddy) could sleep under the same blanket and face time each other daily. I've been printing the free patterns and am making a binder. Your generosity in putting out patterns AND the tutorials is so very much appreciated. I leave your tutorials running to give you extra views and keep me company when I'm sewing. You've also made me a fan of cozy quilt designs!
I made this quilt for my teen age grandson for his birthday. I used the fabric called pumpkin patch and a cream background. He loves it!! Drags it to watch tv, to bed every night and “ oh dear “ to hunting camp. But it makes me happy that he likes it so much.
I just love this, Donna! I have to say I can’t think of one thing that you have made & discussed that I haven’t loved! I learn so much from you: your calm, easy explanations & directions, your ideas & planning: EVERYTHING! Thank you so very much.🤗
I am a self taught ( with the help of you tube videos) quilter....or I should say piecer. I came upon one of yours and now look forward to watching them every time. Love the star log cabin. Anxious to try one of your quilt kits. They look so easy and fun! Thank you!
+ Ann Bonifant - You are the first person in comments on YT quilting videos I've "heard" (and viewed) that made that distinction. Piecing a quilt top and ALSO doing the quilting oneself either by hand or on one's domestic machine or longarm machine is what my understanding of a bonefide quilter is. You can be a quilt piecer (or piece quilts), sandwich and baste it, and put the binding on after you get it back from the person who actually did the quilt stitching, but in actuality -- one is not "a quilter" until one stitches the quilt - whether that's a potholder, wall hanging, baby quilt, throw to bed-size, or art quilt. But I think someone who only does the quilting (like an employee who doesn't do any piecing on their own or "company time") can also say, "I'm a quilter". I'm sure there are many people who with disagree with my understanding of the word, but I wanted to let you know that I agree with your forthrightness. I wonder what Donna would say?
Super intelligent talented teacher Donna
Donna you sure give me a whole new world of sewing I looks them all
Wonderful once again Donna, I love that variation with the star. You are so enthusiastic that although you repeat why you do this or that each tutorial, you sound sound as if it is the first time. Many many thanks, Jess
I like the star block in the center of the long cabin. It makes it more interesting. I love the border you did as well. It added a lot to the overall look of the quilt! Another great video.
You know, it is such a joy to watch you make these timeless blocks. I have always struggled with them, now I can't wait to do another one using your method! I love the star in the middle, and the fact that you use such beautiful fabrics! I always look forward to what is new now almost before other tutorials I watch! Thanks again and Happy Quilting!! :)
I like that idea, it's good advice, to make a practice square with old leftovers when creating a new design. Very striking with the star in the middle. I think it would look beautiful done in patriotic Americana colors and materials.
You all put together the most beautiful precuts.
This might be a log cabin block I can make.....LOL....I have the hardest time with them and you make them look so easy...Thank you Donna, and everyone at Jordan fabrics...
Thank you Donna I Like to get your pattern thier all beautiful I Love 💕 them all Rose E M
I just love your demonstrations. I think I'll be making this quilt. I love stars. Fun variation.
I love how you keep your chains connected during the construction of the block!
Absolutely gorgeous!
I like the log cabin guilt pattern that is a good idea to put the star in it I really like watching you
That's a beautiful block. Thanks so much for sharing. I love watching your videos. You do an excellent job.
Great job as always. I am in Ohio and couldn't wait to watch when my phone said Jordan Fabrics had uploaded a video. You are the best!
Love the patterns and tutorials!!! Thank You!
Love this
Ich liebe deine Quilt und deine Videos. Obwohl ich kein englisch kann sind sie für mich gut verständlich. Danke.
Vielen Dank für die Beobachtung unserer Videos. Ich versuche, mit meinen Händen zu demonstrieren, damit unsere Zuschauer, die kein Englisch verstehen, noch sehen können, wie man die Projekte macht.
Donna, I don't know if this is your original block or if it's been around since even before the Civil War in the U.S., but I've not seen it anywhere else - on YT anyway. I think it's a terrific type of log cabin block and more fun to make than a traditional one. Can't wait to see Part II where you show us how you did that border with the pinwheel. I hope you sell lots of kits with that pattern; I'm sure it will end up being a best seller with that star in the middle. BTW, I enjoy seeing you sew and join the seams so beautifully; I never get tired of clear close-ups or any tips you repeat as it reinforces the importance of why you're doing it and how it results in the accuracy, success, and satisfaction of constructing the quilt.
I didn't think I would like the colour combinations you chose but I was wrong...I love it 😍
Thank you. Beautiful quilt....love the colors. I love the way you sew together the pieces of the star so they don't get out of order. I used that process recently and it worked out great.
Donna this has got to be my favorite yet wow just beautiful I love watching you thank you for all that you do happy quilting 💜
Love your choice of fabric. Beautiful ! ❤️
Just lovely block ,and I love the way you sew ,you make it seam so easy ,thanks heaps xxcheers to you an hubby.
Such a lovely quilt
Once again, a wonderful tutorial. Just love how you explain explicitly how and why you do something. You're a wonderful teacher, and just love all your fabrics and ideas. Wish I didn't live in OZ...would love to visit you in Oregon. Bless you all.
I don't remember watching this when it was new, so I'm watching it in 2021.
Donna, I love this block
beautiful colors
The quilt turned out beautiful!
Hi I really enjoy watching your videos! I am still learning quilting and I am ready to try this! Thanks for your great teaching, your fantastic!
beautiful quilt...love adding a star to the log cabin block!
Awesomeness
A beautiful quilt! Thank you!
I love the block & that fabric is gorgeous!!!!!
Another informative tutorial and beautiful quilt. This would be pretty made with a floating star, if it can be done.
FANTASTIC TUTORIALS! .THANK YOU. 👍👍👍👍
Great pattern
Great tutorial! Well explained, pretty fabric.
love this quilt !! I have never sewn a lot cabin quilt before but now you have inspired me to do so,Thank you😉
I also stumbled but down the rabbit hole into a wonderful place. So pleased I did. I realise it must take a lot of time making the tutorials, but agree that just one block in another colour way would be nice. If I lived closer I'd offer my services for free. Your blocks are always so perfect looking must be because you cut your own strips. I'm find in known package strips they can be so uneven. Your going to have quite a following and much deserved.
you always make everything look so easy, thank you for the great tutorials.
So pretty!
Love the fabric!! Love the pattern!! And love your video!! Thank you!
Beautiful quilt!!
Not a fan of the log cabin, but this with the star is great. I am making one of your patterns now, the jelly roll race. Thank you!
LOVE this, so beautiful! Thanks for another great tutorial, always look forward to them!
Great tutorial well explained I like it very much 👍
very nice thanks for showing us
Wonderful! Thank you!
Pretty quilt! I somehow stumbled into your channel a couple weeks ago and I am so glad I did! Great ideas, projects, and such an easy learning process. I quickly subscribed and am looking forward to more great videos!
You are amazing, thank you for sharing
I love it. I wish you would tell us beginners how many jellyrolls it would take to make a queen size quilt! I didn't care that much for the lighter block. The block with the browns is beautiful.
a jelly roll strip is 42" by 2.0" without the seam allowances. That means one jelly roll strip is 84 sq. in. I make my queen size quilts 80 by 90 or 7200 sq. in.. A queen size bed is 60 by 80 so that gives you a 10" hang over on both sizes and 10" at the bottom. make it 80 by 100 inches if you want to tuck and cover pillows. (you didn't say). so 7200/84=84 strips or about 2 packages assuming little or no waste. BUT you might want to just use a border. I would plan on 2 packages of 40 strips and add a border to the size you want. Or this is just a perfect excuse to buy a bunch of jelly rolls claiming you didn't know. But you knew. Basic arithmetic.
JoAnne Denison...I thought a jelly roll was 2 1/2" wide. You can make a pretty good sized quilt out of 2 jelly rolls. I just love this version of a log cabin.
She said this 6 block on is 41 x 57, so a 12 block version would be 82 x114. Which is big enough for a queen with room to cover pillows. OR, make the borders on the 114 side smaller or leave them off. Also, her KITS on her website, she tells you how many to use to make Queen or a King. Her kits are awesome, open plastic and start sewing. No cutting.
For this pattern I would probably use 2 to 3 jelly rolls. I had a fair amount of scrap strips left over that I used for the Pinwheel border, but I could have made another Starry Log Cabin block or two.
I would make 20 blocks for a queen. This will give a patchwork that measures 64x80 inches and then you can add borders.
don't forget to take out the seam allowances in your calculations. you want the top to be 80 by 90. a jelly roll is about 2.5" by 42 to 44", so I took out 1/2" width and length to arrive at 2" by 42" which is what you see. the other 1/2 in. in each dimension is in the seams.
YOU ROCK!!
Thank you so much. This is a wonderful pattern. I am going to try this pattern, hoping to make a pillow for my first project making one square. Happy New Year...
Great tutorial, thank you!
WOW! I love this quilt!!
+ Susan Wright - So do I :-)
Susan Wright o.
Happy New Year 2019! You teach só clearly and estimulate us to try without fear!
Hi Donna, Love all your tutorials, but I can't wait for you to do the prickly pear quilt pattern from cozy quilts
I bought the pattern about a month ago.
buen dia el tutorial que publicaron el 22 de junio esta divino super bien explicado y esos colores espectacularmente bien combinados mil y mil gracias intentare hacerlo mas adelante Dios los bendiga
how nice!!!!
When I'm ironing a lot of seems meeting at on place, I use a tailors' wooden clapper. The wood draws the steam from the cloth making it dry fast and the weight (I use a piece of 2x4) of the block holds the ironed section down, keeping everything so much crisper. Try it and let me know what you think.
This is Eleanor Burns, Orion Star Pattern. I've made 4 of them, one of them being in all neutral colors, and they are beautiful
This is a really lovely version of a log cabin. You mention Part 2 which demos the border treatment. Where can this be found? Very much enjoy your presentation, always clear and to the point. Thanks
Part 2 will be up on RUclips in a couple of days.
What does WOF mean?
I love watching you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
You likely have found out since you asked but it’s Width Of Fabric (selvedge to selvedge) in case anyone else reading comments later doesn’t know. :)
Just started quilting and I am binge-watching your videos. If I wanted to hand-pick the fabrics for this design, how many different colors should I choose in both lights and darks?
very pretty creative and very creative. well done. you might want to show this in brighter colors AND show how to make it on the Ohio Star Accuquilt. I would use that because making flying geese is a pain and I'm laaazzzzyy.
I will certainly be making this in brighter colors, and in a larger quilt size too. I am not very familiar with the Accu product line, so I probably can't be much help there.
Hey, you're in the biz. Get some on ebay cheap. I got my baby Go! by waiting for $66 inclg shi, I think. I got the larger one after I got the smaller one for $125. Start with the Baby Go. See if you like it. Dozens of dies for the Baby Go, including my favs, the angel, the hearts, the Rose of Sharon, crazy flowers, the Ohio Start, etc. I saw you cut those diamonds and sew them individually rather than strip piecing, so I know you have the patience for non strip piecing piece sewing. If you use heat and bond II you can just fuse, die cut and iron on dozens of types of decorations such as hearts, butterflies, critters, etc. and create a quick baby quilt. I prefer to use the Wash Away Applique and die cut the design, then at work while I"m on the phone with clients, I turn and glue. When I get home, I do an applique stitch. I secure the applique with the fuse tape first. Might be fun to put these in your shop and have customers cut their own decorations with your scrap and just iron on your sample quilts for $2 a design. I think Joann's should have them in house to do this too. I might pitch it to them. Then again, I think if you have to wait in line at the cutting counter (I live in Chicago and the super Joann's can have long lines, believe it or not), I think they should have starch and ironing boards so the fabric will be perfect when you get home, but that's just me. Silly me.
will y'all be cutting this kit again? I'd love to see what other colorway Matt can come up with. I revisited tonight to see and view the video bindle, however to my dismay it is not being offered at this time. TIA for your consideration in re cutting. I love purple hint hint, and browns oh and blues of course I just love color.
This is a free pattern that we offer and can be made with a jelly roll 2 1/2" strips. You need about 20 light and 20 dark. We have lots of strip sets that will work here: jordanfabrics.com/collections/pre-cut-products?_=pf&pf_pt_pre_cuts=Jelly%20Roll
Thank you so much for your tutorials. I fell in love with your videos. I love this pattern, the colours in it, also. Can you tell me where I can buy the kit & pattern for this exact same quilt? I live in London Ontario Canada and would love to order it asap. Thank you Donna! Moi aussi je parle Français ! Blessings!
If you put a piece of clear tape on top of the line you draw on your machine bed & table, the line wont rub off. Gorilla packing tape is awesome but any clear or almost clear tape will work. If you want to take it off, just clean with alcohol, which removes the tape residue and the marker.
I'll try it - great idea!
Donna, would you consider doing a Lone Star for the center of a Log Cabin queen size quilt. I have seen them before, just do not know how to put it together.
Precioso
Are you going to download the pattern for this quilt? I love it!
hola felicitaciones desde Colombia, está muy interesante el vídeo aunque entendí gran parte de la explicación,me gustaría q colocarlas subtitulos en español.gracias
Donna, what's the fabric used in the log cabin you keep referring to? It looks like Tula fabric, but I'm not 100%. Do you offer that fabric at your store? The one from the log cabin you were referring to? That's much more my style (modern versus traditional), although I do love watching all of your traditional pattern tutorials. I would love to see more modern tutorials too. Do you do anything other than Cozy Quilt Patterns?
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Can you tell me how big the finished block is please?
I love your tutorials! May I ask how many strips were in the pk of the jelly roll that you used? Thank you
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Donna.....did you make the blouse you have on ? It's very pretty....Thanks !
Hello... I know it’s more than a year since you did this quilt.... I can’t seem to find the download pattern. Is it still available? It’s lovely ind a little more interesting that the traditional log cabin.. thank you.. your tutorials are fabulous...
Yes, we have the free pattern here: jordanfabrics.com/pages/starry-log-cabin-pattern
Hi, love your videos, I would like to no the name of that fabric line for the starry block quilt.
Do you speak German? I noticed one RUclips commented in German and you responded in German! How cool!
No, I speak a bit of French, but have to use Google Translate for other language.
This is my first time watching your video. Great pattern. i'm interested in your Consew machine; would you tell me about it?
She made a video about it - just search the channel and you will find it. Very cool machine!
I really love the star in the centre of the log cabin block. Could you please tell us how many pieces (or jelly rolls) it would take to make a queen size quilt? Thanks!!
You will probably need 2 jelly rolls for a queen size. The blocks have a finished size of 16 inches, so 20 blocks will make a 64 x 80 inch patchwork. You can then add borders to make the quilt larger.
How I can buy the jelly roll am here in 🇯🇵
Ok u said a jelly roll so can that specific jelly roll be purchased from your website I have been looking for it
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Donna did you write the directions and fabric requirements out? I love this quilt pattern and would love to make it but I need written directions....help
when i print this off it does not print off the page with the measurements so upset
Thanks again for another great video!! I have been wanting to ask I like the idea of hand weights you use to hold the rulers down. What weight size do u use I am going buy me one. , thanks again!
Anita Martin It's a 5 lb weight. I saw it on another tutorial.
Thank you, very much have a great sewing time.
Where do I find the pattern to download?
Love your tutorials. Seems so easy but I'm still afraid to start. Have a bunch of little cu, t outs, fat quarters, jelly rolls etc. I asked you about your ironing table, looks it is not padded. Could you please tell me why...??
Our ironing board is padded. We use heavy duty canvas over cotton batting stapled onto a piece of plywood. The padding does make it easier to iron patchwork.
Can you please tell me the finished size of the star
The star block should be 8 1/2" after you stitch it, and has a finished size of 8"