🥳 Have you ever quilted - or maybe you're a seasoned quilting pro? I would love to know what you think of this technique! Let me know in the comments below - or let me know if you're going to try it! Don't forget to pop over and visit the facebook group too - link in the description. Thanks for watching.
Beautifully filmed video! You were marvelous! Thank you so much for making everything very clear! I will be making my fist quilt and everything before now was very scary. YOU make this project fun, cheerful and I am filled with hope and confidence that I can (with your help, and my beginner sewing books) make my memory quilt a reality! Thank you.
What a lovely comment thanks so much for this. Good luck with your quilt I’m sure it’ll be amazing! This is one of my earlier videos so it’s great to see it is still helpful.
I have been planning to make a memory quilt forever but everytime I thought about sewing all those squares together I would give it up, but the technique you showed with the interfacing makes it much easier. I am finally ready to start my first quilt. Thanks for sharing!
That makes me SO happy! I just love this technique- it’s a game changer for sure and I’m sure it’ll make it easier for you. Please do keep me posted on how you get on! Did you join my Facebook group? Would love you to post in there 🥰
What a brilliant idea. I will certainly use this method. I will curtain interlining that already have wadding attached to the fabric. Thank you for sharing.
@@Studio7t7 Happy New Year to you, your families and friends. I pray and hope that I do more sewing this year. I have most of the things I need. How about you, any new year resolutions!!!
@@reetareeta6556 wishing you lots of health and happiness too and good luck with your sewing. I’m hoping to do more sewing for myself and to do another quilt. I’m hoping to do lots more informative tutorials to help people to sew. ✂️🥰
Fascinating....I haven’t tried sewing yet, but watching this made me want to go and get a sewing machine! I have loads of baby clothes from my 3 kids I would love to do something with. Might be a bit ambitious for a first project, but you have made it look doable. Thank you...I think you might have inspired a new craft for me!!
Oh my goodness please start sewing!! I would sew (sorry 🤣) love it if you did! This project may be a bit ambitious for a first project due to how long it takes- I would start with the tote bag which you can find here; ruclips.net/video/agHJRn-FdQI/видео.html And lots more beginner tutorials coming soon. Glad you enjoyed the video 🥰
@Studio7t7~ This is an outstanding tutorial and I LOVED your technique overall. I appreciate you including the tips and tricks for how you do your binging too! I am have a bag of full of clothes from both my son and daughter and plan to make a memory quilt with them. Quick question: What are the Pro's & Con's to using a "Non-Woven Interfacing" vs a "Fusible Interfacing"with this quilting technique? I'll be referring back to this video again and again! Thank you ~~Christy~~
Thank you so much! Your comment has made my day 🙌. Non woven is the same as regular fusible interfacing. There’s a lot of differences out there. I would recommend f220 for this- it’s a fab all rounder and will work well with this technique I think. Happy sewing 🙌
Hi, I love this technique! However, I was wondering, would it be possible to just draw the grid straight onto the interfacing to prevent the need to buy the calico? Many thanks
Hello, I am wanting to make a quilt from my baby’s old clothing and loved your tutorial. You made it sound quite easy to do with the hints and tips you have provided. I do have one question though. The pieces of fabric that you precut ready to then bond to the interfacing…were they all made of fabric that already was fairly stiff without any elastase or stretch to them? The reason I ask is that most, if not all, of the fabric I will be using is from babygrows and vests, which all tend to have a bit of stretch to them. If I was to precut them without putting interfacing on them first, won’t they curl at the edges? Or will they be ok? Thanks, Hayley
Hi thanks so much. I just replied to your message on fb but wanted to reply here incase others are wondering too. Yes, cutting from baby grows etc will have curled edges. I would recommend you find the lightest interfacing you can get- (maybe even bondaweb!) just to stop the curling and then continue with the grid technique. Hope that helps, Emma
Thank you... our muslin is very thin... calico is a bit thicker. Honestly you could use anything that isn’t too think! A bed sheet even. Thanks for watching
@@Studio7t7 yes I was thinking a twin sheet would work well. Was thinking maybe jellyroll strips for baby quilt. Then I would make squares 2.5 I think?
Thanks so much MaryBeth! Really appreciate your comment. I used two layers on these as they were commissions and the client wanted a thicker quilt... that does then mean a warmer quilt but totally preference! One layer is really thin so if I was making another I’d prob use two too but most quilters just use one alone. Are you a quilted?
@@Studio7t7 I have just started in August so I’m trying to learn everything. I did make my first lap quilt for Christmas for my 93 year old mom who is in the nursing home.
@@kandjmom ah fab! I hope you try this technique it’s really fun. Did you join the Facebook group? I’d love to see what you make and you can ask questions too in there 🥰
I got tired watching this video. I applaud your efforts and truly wish I could do that. You sewed over your pins, that didn’t break the needle on your machine ?
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🥳 Have you ever quilted - or maybe you're a seasoned quilting pro? I would love to know what you think of this technique! Let me know in the comments below - or let me know if you're going to try it! Don't forget to pop over and visit the facebook group too - link in the description. Thanks for watching.
Amazing quilt making technique… all the minute details were explained beautifully…❤
Thanks so much Sunita! This was one of my early videos so it’s great to hear it’s still good 😊
Beautifully filmed video! You were marvelous! Thank you so much for making everything very clear! I will be making my fist quilt and everything before now was very scary. YOU make this project fun, cheerful and I am filled with hope and confidence that I can (with your help, and my beginner sewing books) make my memory quilt a reality! Thank you.
What a lovely comment thanks so much for this. Good luck with your quilt I’m sure it’ll be amazing! This is one of my earlier videos so it’s great to see it is still helpful.
This is a beautiful quilt thank u for sharing God bless
Thank you! Will you be giving it a try?
Wow, That was amazing, truly beautiful.
Thanks so much Suzy ☺️
I have been planning to make a memory quilt forever but everytime I thought about sewing all those squares together I would give it up, but the technique you showed with the interfacing makes it much easier. I am finally ready to start my first quilt. Thanks for sharing!
That makes me SO happy! I just love this technique- it’s a game changer for sure and I’m sure it’ll make it easier for you. Please do keep me posted on how you get on! Did you join my Facebook group? Would love you to post in there 🥰
Wow , beautiful work
Thank you! Hope you give it a go?
back here watching again, I love this method and you make it look so much easier to tackle a big piece, amazing
Thanks so much! You should try it! 🥰✂️
@@Studio7t7 I will, I have a lot of my Mum's clothes that i should make one from
I’m planning on doing something similar and have another tutorial for that up my sleeve so stay tuned 🤪🥰
This is genius. Thank you so much!
So glad you found it helpful. Are you planning on giving it a go?
I've watched a lot of this type of videos today and this is the best yet! Thank you!!
Thank you! I’m so glad it helped. I love this technique. Do you think you’ll give it a go?
@@Studio7t7 Definitely! I will be doing diamond shapes instead of squares!
@@JessofAir ooo nice! Would be interested to hear if it works in the same way 🤩 please tag me on Instagram if you post it
What a brilliant idea. I will certainly use this method. I will curtain interlining that already have wadding attached to the fabric. Thank you for sharing.
Great idea! Thanks for watching
Happy new year! Do you have any resolutions? 🥳
@@Studio7t7 Happy New Year to you, your families and friends. I pray and hope that I do more sewing this year. I have most of the things I need. How about you, any new year resolutions!!!
@@reetareeta6556 wishing you lots of health and happiness too and good luck with your sewing. I’m hoping to do more sewing for myself and to do another quilt. I’m hoping to do lots more informative tutorials to help people to sew. ✂️🥰
Wow, I'm amazed by this technique, such a great video, thank for sharing, love your channel
Thanks so much I’m so glad you enjoyed it 🤩
Thank you for the awesome video! Very helpful!
So glad it’s helped! Thanks for commenting. Are you making one yourself?
Great work! I love sewing and like to watch sewing videos.👌❤️
Thank you! 😊
Happy new year! Do you have any resolutions? 🥳
Fascinating....I haven’t tried sewing yet, but watching this made me want to go and get a sewing machine! I have loads of baby clothes from my 3 kids I would love to do something with. Might be a bit ambitious for a first project, but you have made it look doable. Thank you...I think you might have inspired a new craft for me!!
Oh my goodness please start sewing!! I would sew (sorry 🤣) love it if you did! This project may be a bit ambitious for a first project due to how long it takes- I would start with the tote bag which you can find here; ruclips.net/video/agHJRn-FdQI/видео.html
And lots more beginner tutorials coming soon. Glad you enjoyed the video 🥰
Beautiful 😍
Thank you!
I love this. My mother-n-law made a quilt for both of my kids while I was pregnant with them. I really do wish I could do this.
Ah amazing! Honestly it’s not that tricky- more time consuming! I hope you start sewing- you will love it!
Happy new year! Do you have any resolutions? 🥳
Amazing idea and it’s beautiful 😊
Thanks so much - do you think you'll give it a try?
Belíssimo trabalho bravo 👏👏👏
Thank you!!
@Studio7t7~ This is an outstanding tutorial and I LOVED your technique overall. I appreciate you including the tips and tricks for how you do your binging too! I am have a bag of full of clothes from both my son and daughter and plan to make a memory quilt with them. Quick question: What are the Pro's & Con's to using a "Non-Woven Interfacing" vs a "Fusible Interfacing"with this quilting technique? I'll be referring back to this video again and again! Thank you ~~Christy~~
Thank you so much! Your comment has made my day 🙌.
Non woven is the same as regular fusible interfacing. There’s a lot of differences out there. I would recommend f220 for this- it’s a fab all rounder and will work well with this technique I think.
Happy sewing 🙌
Hi, I love this technique! However, I was wondering, would it be possible to just draw the grid straight onto the interfacing to prevent the need to buy the calico? Many thanks
Hi lindsay, glad you loved it. Yes you could do that for sure
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I’ll try that I think and update you to how I get on 😊👍
@@lindsayblack8168 no problem and great to hear! I’d love it if you could share it in my Facebook group if you do- it’s called sew create and craft ❤️
Hello, I am wanting to make a quilt from my baby’s old clothing and loved your tutorial. You made it sound quite easy to do with the hints and tips you have provided. I do have one question though. The pieces of fabric that you precut ready to then bond to the interfacing…were they all made of fabric that already was fairly stiff without any elastase or stretch to them? The reason I ask is that most, if not all, of the fabric I will be using is from babygrows and vests, which all tend to have a bit of stretch to them. If I was to precut them without putting interfacing on them first, won’t they curl at the edges? Or will they be ok? Thanks, Hayley
Hi thanks so much. I just replied to your message on fb but wanted to reply here incase others are wondering too. Yes, cutting from baby grows etc will have curled edges. I would recommend you find the lightest interfacing you can get- (maybe even bondaweb!) just to stop the curling and then continue with the grid technique. Hope that helps, Emma
Love this tutorial. I am wondering if the calico is like our muslin?
Thank you... our muslin is very thin... calico is a bit thicker. Honestly you could use anything that isn’t too think! A bed sheet even. Thanks for watching
@@Studio7t7 yes I was thinking a twin sheet would work well. Was thinking maybe jellyroll strips for baby quilt. Then I would make squares 2.5 I think?
That sounds good! Just be sure to make the grid to your cut sized squares and you’re good to go 😃
Happy new year! Do you have any resolutions? 🥳
Hi, I have a big roll of interfacing in the garage, can I cut some off and put it in the washing machine first? Thanks
Hi, I wouldn’t wash it first as the glue won’t survive very well. - not that I’ve tried it. Why do you want to wash it first? Is it dirty?
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This is such a great video! Why do you use two layers of batting? Does it make the quilt softer or warmer? You give such great instructions!
Thanks so much MaryBeth! Really appreciate your comment. I used two layers on these as they were commissions and the client wanted a thicker quilt... that does then mean a warmer quilt but totally preference! One layer is really thin so if I was making another I’d prob use two too but most quilters just use one alone. Are you a quilted?
@@Studio7t7 I have just started in August so I’m trying to learn everything. I did make my first lap quilt for Christmas for my 93 year old mom who is in the nursing home.
@@kandjmom ah fab! I hope you try this technique it’s really fun. Did you join the Facebook group? I’d love to see what you make and you can ask questions too in there 🥰
Happy new year! Do you have any resolutions? 🥳
What size would I need for a single bed size made from football shirts please
Hi Marjorie... I’m sorry can you give me more information? Size of the squares or size of the finished quilt/ template. Thanks
I got tired watching this video. I applaud your efforts and truly wish I could do that. You sewed over your pins, that didn’t break the needle on your machine ?
Sorry you got tired. No it rarely breaks the needle and is a faster way to sew. It’s also a bit more precise as the pins keep it in place. 🥰
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nice and interesting way
Thanks a lot
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