Super Easy Attic Window Quilt using a Panel
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- In this tutorial Wendy from The Broken Needle quilt shop will show you how you can make a super easy attic window quilt using a panel and no Y seams. This attic window tutorial is different in that we show you how to make your quilt blocks without distorting the picture on your panel. This gives a 3D illusion that you are looking through a window. You can use this technique on a vertical or horizontal quilt panel.
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Once again a fabulous tutorial that keeps the panel from being distorted!!! Love it!! 🧡
Thanks, I changed the music. Some people didn't like it the first time around :)
You read my mind, as I wanted to find an attic window technique that had smaller window frames and accounted for distortion. Thank you for the tutorial.
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching :)
Hello, very nice quilt and video. One thing, I'm not trying to criticize at all and maybe I'm wrong, but under the first row shouldn't there be a little bit of black on the left for the shadow? Like when you added the piece of white to get the window effect.
Great video,
@@jeanniejohnson3975 Hi, not sure what you mean. There is black under the first row. I guess I would need a picture of what you are referring to.
This was extremely helpful for me! Thank you. I've been wanting to do one for a few years and your explanation and demo were excellent!
So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching :)
Just found this video. Very helpful for both the window panes and the mitered border! I plan to do one of these soon and like this method.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome how-to Wendy & Matt
Thanks :)
Great tutorial!
Thanks for watching :)
Hi, you know how you added the little extra piece of white so it would look like the window. Well under the frame (the piece in the middle) just on the left side, shouldn't a little piece of black be out there so it looks like a shadow creating more of a window look?
Still not sure what you mean. There is black on the left. 😂 but yes you can do it however you prefer. Use your imagination and change it to fit the look you are going for 😊
I love this! Can you tell me how wide the black sashing is?
1 1/2 Inches :)
Really? For the black sashing. It looks more like 1 inch
@@tracygill8900 You're right. It's been a while since I did this I had to look it up. Cut at 1" in order to finish at 1/2"
Hi, at 1:25 minutes in the video I am showing the intersection of the middle (zoomed in) You will cut 1/2" at the intersection of every window frame, including the middle. The outside edges don't need to be trimmed. Hope this helps.
So you cut a total of 1.5” Right?
Yes 😊
Hi, I loved the video so much I bought the exact same panel. I was just wondering how wide is your black sash?
@@luciegignac9181 Hey, the black sashing is 1 inch unfinished. Thanks for watching! Happy you found the panel too!
@@TheBrokenNeedle Thank you very much! Can't wait to make it.
How do you determine the math for how much to remove? For example, if I wanted my window frame to finish at 2” would I still need to remove .5” from all intersecting points or take out more? I love quilting but the math kills me, lol. Thanks!
@@lisascott9945 you would cut out 3/4” from all intersections ☺️
I love this video. I was just starting to do my first Attic Window when I came across this. I do have one concern though. If I am taking 1/2 inch from all intersecting sides, what happens to the size of the middle panel pieces compared to the 4 outside? The outside has only 2 intersections right? So I lose 3 inches (Right & Left sides trimmed), to the 2 center and only 1 1/2 to the sides?since there is only one cut ( either left or right depending on side piece), Or am I not seeing something?
I drew a little picture, but there is no way to post?