Love it! And this was a welcome break at 11:25 CST pm - I’m not quilting so sad 😞 I’m actually hemming a formal dress with lots & LOTS of chiffon for a sweet girl who is in the Homecoming Parade tomorrow. Yes sometime tomorrow I will be quilting again.
I LOVE IT!!! Looks like your day was much more productive than mine Jenny! I got up extra early this morning to sew the last row on a quilt that I just couldn’t keep my eyes open to finish last night. I was so excited when I got to the end of the row…until I noticed after finishing that about an inch in, my thread had run dry! So I put a new spool of thread on and started AGAIN! This time when I got to the end, I found I had not done that last crucial step to thread the needle on my self threading machine! I was so mad at myself I was ready to throw the whole thing out the window, I couldn’t even walk back into my sewing room until tonight about 9:00pm when I THREADED THE STINKIN NEEDLE and finally finished the quilt top! It was relaxing to watch this tutorial and see someone be successful at their quilting today! Thanks🥰
Been there and done that, too! I’ve started using the “three strikes” rule. If I make 3 mistakes in an hour, I quit and come back another day. Sometimes I just can’t seem to give my sewing the concentration it needs. My needle threader on my machine quit working (and I love that feature), and it took me over a month to remember that it didn’t thread, so I would merrily stitch a row, only to find that it was still in two pieces!
Linda….I’m thinking that your “THREE STRIKES” is a great idea! I wanted to blame something or someone else, but I had to take full responsibility on that one. Now I just have to take it to someone and get it quilted! OUCH
So, I am back to being intrigued with the tutorials here again... the past ones, haven't caught my eye at all...but this one? I would actually make this with my one and only precious Jelly Roll that I have been saving for a rainy day... at $60 plus here in Canada, they are quite pricey! I really like this quilt!
Hienoa että voin katsella, taitavia ja kauniita tilkkupeittoja. Olen saanut paljon vinkkejä ja ohjeita omiin peittoihin ja niiden valmistukseen. Kiitos!
@@marlahanks7278 Not really: Jelly rolls cost $60+ in quilt shops here. I think it's a combination of the buying power of the Canadian dollar (not very high outside of Canada), and the high taxes which small businesses (& everyone else) must pay here. If quilt shops want to make a profit, they have to charge those kinds of prices. That's why if you can get a 'Daily Deal' at MSQC, even with the exchange rate it's actually much less expensive to buy online even with the shipping charges. I myself am always torn between supporting local businesses and getting affordable fabric!
Love this idea Jenny. You certainly make quilting fun and easy and I do love when you use different words To express what you are doing, as Shirley mentioned “Scoosh” now I am just going to start and use that Also. Thanks for all the tutorials you do for us and love the way you change them around. You truly are an Inspiration to all.
Love a good jelly roll quilt that looks interesting, but easy to do. Can't wait to look through my growing pill of jelly rolls and get started. 🙂 Thanks for the great tutorial!
I really like that the block sizes are listed on the material needed page. I have search for blocks size on previous ones and have had a hard time on some of the tutorials. Great improvement. Thanks
Hello Missouri Star, I am an American married to a Frenchman, living in France. Will you accept quilts that come from France, and be able to mail it back to France without difficulty? I understand the shipping costs will augment the final price. Thank you for your consideration, Beryl
love those quilts made out of strips. Mind you, where one sees a spool, the other may see an upper part of a cat`s head.....so if one would cut a spool in half and change the bottom around...meow*
Oh, Jenny… the wheels are already turning! 🤣 I absolutely love this pattern! ❤️💜 There are some quilts that you do that make me want to do them twice. Once in the way you present it, and then another completely scrappy!! This is definitely one of those. Stay safe and happy quilting! 🧵
I just bought almost $200 worth of fabrics/tools so I can make this quilt. It's the "easy" way to go with pre-cuts! The fabrics used in this video were unavailable, but I picked out two jelly rolls that will go great, plus sashing jelly roll. I'll send a photo when I finish . . . it might take awhile though. I'm a slower quilt-maker. :)
Now that’s a lot of fun! I love quilts that look like you worked really really hard on it, but in truth, it’s so easy to make! I love the fabric choice as well on this. Well done MSQC.
Everyweek I watch your video I want to make the quilt! I wish I could clone myself to have the time to make them all! 😂 thank you so much to share your creativity with us❣️
Morning Jenny - that’s lovely thank you so much - I love the patterns you design that look so very complicated but are really so easy - great ideas for all the leftovers I have in my scrap box - quilting should be taught in geometry classes - would be much more interesting - I couldn’t understand way back in school why I needed to know about angles - off to scratch out left over binding strips and spend the day playing 🧵🪡🌟
this is a very good looking quilt......we've done x blocks before and spool blocks before but i think what makes this quilt seem brand new is the fabric line this is a very pretty line and looks so much like fall to me.....you've done it again Jenny keep up the good work.... I would be interested to see this done on triple play to see what the girls come up with...
Design/pattern request... I'd love to see a square or rectangle dresden block tutorial! Especially how to figure out how big to make the circle for block size X and offsetting the center for a ray effect. Love MSQC!
Odd things can be found in odd places. My mother loves to quilt. Get ready for this next segue. Her teenage grand daughter wrote this really neat fairly-tale type song called, "Once Upon a Time." I'm trying to get folks to listen to it. So, back stitch your way over there, and enjoy this song. Let me daughter her know where you heard about the song from! Here's the song: ruclips.net/video/Jm_DDKIqKR0/видео.html
I love this quilt! Yellow is my favorite color. I am thinking about doing this pattern for a baby quilt. I am wanting to make my blocks much smaller for that purpose. Thank you Jenny!
So I’m guessing that the prints coordinate within each “4-part-block” because of how you made your 2 strip sets in the very beginning…how many squares do you get from each strip set?
By my calculations, you'd get 6 layered squares from each strip set tube (6.5"x6 =39" and a regular jelly roll strip has anywhere from 40" to 43" of usable fabric once you remove the selvage edges).
I'm always SO impressed with how creative Jenny is! I could never guess by looking at these blocks how they were created. Thank goodness Jenny shares all of her talents so readily. Perfect design to use my Daily Deal Magical Winter Metallic JR I was lucky enough to get last month. I'm thinking a frosty light green would be a perfect foil for the blues and creams in the batiks collection. Another MSQC quilt to add to my "Must make" list. Thanks for all you do, Jenny Doan & MSQC team! ~Diana K.
Wow Jenny, I love this quilt. 🥰👏🥰. I love the fabric too. ❤️❤️❤️. I agree, I think you hit a home run with this design. Thank you so much, Chris-Raleigh NC
Am I correct that when you sew the X block together, you are sewing 6 layers of fabric together in the X (because you have ironed all the seams on the print fabric the same way? Will that make bumpy seams?
OMG! I love this! This technique has so many possibilities. Great Video!!! The fabric you used is so pretty - I love the scrappiness of this quilt. Thanks Jenny!
I think that the quilt behind Jenny could be a picnic quilt, but I like the colors for the red, blue, and white. I think the colors pop more and then the quilt looks vibrant.
One of my favorites to date- love how different color combos completely changes the feeling and look! Great job as always Jenny! You should start a new series called variations- with different versions using different colors. Love this so much. Thank you!
Wow! I don't know how you do it, but I'm so glad you do. Thank you for all your wonderful tutorials. This one is so amazing to see what came out of a strip set. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Love this pattern. I am always looking for a jelly roll pattern that isn’t onbiously made from a jelly roll. This is for sure a winner. Thank you so much!
Love it! And this was a welcome break at 11:25 CST pm - I’m not quilting so sad 😞 I’m actually hemming a formal dress with lots & LOTS of chiffon for a sweet girl who is in the Homecoming Parade tomorrow. Yes sometime tomorrow I will be quilting again.
That is one of the most beautiful quilts, honestly you think what else and you guys always come up with something truly beautiful to make 😍
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Looks like an old quilt…love this one… well, I love them all soooo… :) we will just add this to the love ❤️ pile…
I don't often comment, but I just wanted to tell you that I enjoy and appreciate your tutorials ( and your attitude towards perfection) so very much!
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This would make a good Triple Play pattern.
I LOVE IT!!! Looks like your day was much more productive than mine Jenny! I got up extra early this morning to sew the last row on a quilt that I just couldn’t keep my eyes open to finish last night. I was so excited when I got to the end of the row…until I noticed after finishing that about an inch in, my thread had run dry! So I put a new spool of thread on and started AGAIN! This time when I got to the end, I found I had not done that last crucial step to thread the needle on my self threading machine! I was so mad at myself I was ready to throw the whole thing out the window, I couldn’t even walk back into my sewing room until tonight about 9:00pm when I THREADED THE STINKIN NEEDLE and finally finished the quilt top! It was relaxing to watch this tutorial and see someone be successful at their quilting today! Thanks🥰
Sounds like something I would do ☺️!
Been there and done that, too! I’ve started using the “three strikes” rule. If I make 3 mistakes in an hour, I quit and come back another day. Sometimes I just can’t seem to give my sewing the concentration it needs. My needle threader on my machine quit working (and I love that feature), and it took me over a month to remember that it didn’t thread, so I would merrily stitch a row, only to find that it was still in two pieces!
Linda….I’m thinking that your “THREE STRIKES” is a great idea! I wanted to blame something or someone else, but I had to take full responsibility on that one. Now I just have to take it to someone and get it quilted! OUCH
"Scoosh": a technical quilting term meaning "move enough to make both layers match". ☺ I love you, Jenny!
I think that I'd like to make all spool blocks. I like the primitive stars that they make.
Holy cow, that's outstanding that the simple, fast process results in a visually complex pattern. Thank you, Jenny 🙂
So, I am back to being intrigued with the tutorials here again... the past ones, haven't caught my eye at all...but this one? I would actually make this with my one and only precious Jelly Roll that I have been saving for a rainy day... at $60 plus here in Canada, they are quite pricey! I really like this quilt!
Same 😃 I have 1 jelly roll and am using it making this. Jelly rolls are so expensive here in the uk so I have 1 that I got for my birthday.
Hienoa että voin katsella, taitavia ja kauniita tilkkupeittoja. Olen saanut paljon vinkkejä ja ohjeita omiin peittoihin ja niiden valmistukseen. Kiitos!
Wow! $60 +??? Because of shipping costs? That's so sad if that is the case :(
@@marlahanks7278 Not really: Jelly rolls cost $60+ in quilt shops here. I think it's a combination of the buying power of the Canadian dollar (not very high outside of Canada), and the high taxes which small businesses (& everyone else) must pay here. If quilt shops want to make a profit, they have to charge those kinds of prices. That's why if you can get a 'Daily Deal' at MSQC, even with the exchange rate it's actually much less expensive to buy online even with the shipping charges. I myself am always torn between supporting local businesses and getting affordable fabric!
Great way these blocks are made. The finished quilt looks so pretty and looks much more complicated than it was. Good job👍🇦🇺
Can't wait to make this beautiful quilt. Especially looking forward to scooshing my strips together. 😄
Love this idea Jenny. You certainly make quilting fun and easy and I do love when you use different words
To express what you are doing, as Shirley mentioned “Scoosh” now I am just going to start and use that
Also. Thanks for all the tutorials you do for us and love the way you change them around. You truly are an
Inspiration to all.
Love a good jelly roll quilt that looks interesting, but easy to do. Can't wait to look through my growing pill of jelly rolls and get started. 🙂 Thanks for the great tutorial!
I love that quilt! The colors are so great and pop! Thanks for making Friday awesome Jenny and family!
I really liked this tutorial, took me back to when I first stated watching your video's .. I like this one.
I am wondering if Jenny is going to demonstrate the antique bow tie quilt that’s in the newest issue of BLOCK IDEA BOOK?
It will be a tutorial next year!!
I really like that the block sizes are listed on the material needed page. I have search for blocks size on previous ones and have had a hard time on some of the tutorials. Great improvement. Thanks
Hello Missouri Star, I am an American married to a Frenchman, living in France. Will you accept quilts that come from France, and be able to mail it back to France without difficulty? I understand the shipping costs will augment the final price. Thank you for your consideration, Beryl
Very clever! I love the gold accent it really makes it happy!!!
Going to add this to my list!
love those quilts made out of strips. Mind you, where one sees a spool, the other may see an upper part of a cat`s head.....so if one would cut a spool in half and change the bottom around...meow*
Love this pattern. Can't wait to order it!! Honestly I can't wait to get back to sewing. Rotator cuff surgery . ughh!!
Oh, Jenny… the wheels are already turning! 🤣 I absolutely love this pattern! ❤️💜
There are some quilts that you do that make me want to do them twice. Once in the way you present it, and then another completely scrappy!! This is definitely one of those. Stay safe and happy quilting! 🧵
Such beautiful fabric and quilt! Thank you for sharing!
this is adorable and super creative- this is one of those jenny moments--- i wonder if.... great call. so cute. and great use of a jelly roll.
So much fun! It's really amazing! I really love this. Great tutorial Jenny! Thanks so much. 💕🌹
I’m always amazed at the different designs you come up with, Jenny. I don’t know how you do it. This is very pretty.
Looks so hard, but is really easy, my kind of quilt!
❤️ Jenny knows what we love
@@HidingPlainSight Yes, she does!
Beautiful pattern and I love the fabric. Tfs. God bless. 👏🏻💕👏🏻
Lovely! I love the new camera angle over your shoulder. It allows us to see what you are doing in greater detail!
Me too! The perch of choice if I was able to watch Jenny sew in person!
Amazing! You and your team just come up with the most magical stuff. I can’t wait to try this quilt.
Great video! I love the pattern you came up with. There are so many possibilities. Thanks a bunch!!
I love a quilt that allows you to really play with the setting. This is going to be fun to make!
I have a question. At what point do you square your blocks? Would it be before you sew the four blocks together to make a completed block? Thank you.
Another beauty. Thanks Jenny!
I can’t imagine coming up with new quilts for every Friday! But you guys do it!!
There is a team- sometimes it's Jenny and something it's one of her elves
This quilt looks so complicated but alas it’s so easy. Quick, easy, beautiful, that’s just my quilt style. Thanks.
Your family still amazes me, after years of new ideas. Thank you, Doans, et al! 🤗 🧵👏🏼
Love this thank you lovely fabric.
I love this quilt. I love how it is easy, but versatile. It would be fun to make. 😍🧵🪡
I just bought almost $200 worth of fabrics/tools so I can make this quilt. It's the "easy" way to go with pre-cuts! The fabrics used in this video were unavailable, but I picked out two jelly rolls that will go great, plus sashing jelly roll. I'll send a photo when I finish . . . it might take awhile though. I'm a slower quilt-maker. :)
Darling quilt. Jenny you look Great! What a great tutorial.
Now that’s a lot of fun! I love quilts that look like you worked really really hard on it, but in truth, it’s so easy to make! I love the fabric choice as well on this. Well done MSQC.
Beautiful quilt.. this looks like it would be easy to do. Love the Corey yoder fabric.. thanks for sharing
Beautiful quilt,thank you so much for sharing.
So funny to "play" with all these blocks, thank you so much
Everyweek I watch your video I want to make the quilt! I wish I could clone myself to have the time to make them all! 😂 thank you so much to share your creativity with us❣️
The colors in this are so perfect for autumn. Beautiful fabric line.
This is the most awesome difficult-made-easy that I have ever seen! So clever, Jenny! I love it!
That was amazing. At first, I said that looks hard. I would never try that. Then you did magic!!!
Morning Jenny - that’s lovely thank you so much - I love the patterns you design that look so very complicated but are really so easy - great ideas for all the leftovers I have in my scrap box - quilting should be taught in geometry classes - would be much more interesting - I couldn’t understand way back in school why I needed to know about angles - off to scratch out left over binding strips and spend the day playing 🧵🪡🌟
this is a very good looking quilt......we've done x blocks before and spool blocks before but i think what makes this quilt seem brand new is the fabric line this is a very pretty line and looks so much like fall to me.....you've done it again Jenny keep up the good work.... I would be interested to see this done on triple play to see what the girls come up with...
Love this! I have a Christmas jelly roll just waiting to be used!
Thanks so much, looks quick, easy and beautiful! Love it💕
Really cool quilt Jenny!
I love how you and your crew come up with these beautiful quilts. I will be doing this one for sure. Will it be in the Block Magazine.
Definitely making this quilt and playing with the block for what if!! Love it!
This is a fun quilt that uses a technique I have not tried before. Thank you for always inspiring me to look for ways to “play” and create!
Some many great ideas, so little time. Thanks Jenny!
Wow jenny, that's so cool 😎! Have to try that out soon after I'm done with my granddaughters quilt. Thank you 💕💕
Great pattern and I love her fabrics.
Love this one. Thanks!
Design/pattern request... I'd love to see a square or rectangle dresden block tutorial! Especially how to figure out how big to make the circle for block size X and offsetting the center for a ray effect. Love MSQC!
Odd things can be found in odd places. My mother loves to quilt. Get ready for this next segue. Her teenage grand daughter wrote this really neat fairly-tale type song called, "Once Upon a Time." I'm trying to get folks to listen to it. So, back stitch your way over there, and enjoy this song. Let me daughter her know where you heard about the song from! Here's the song: ruclips.net/video/Jm_DDKIqKR0/видео.html
Now, I want to see what the red, white and blue one looks like put together.
I love this quilt! Yellow is my favorite color. I am thinking about doing this pattern for a baby quilt. I am wanting to make my blocks much smaller for that purpose. Thank you Jenny!
Beautiful quilt. Love this fabric line.
Always love your tutorials
What a lovely pattern! I love it!
Loved this quilt
Love this quilt; looks hard but easy 😊
So I’m guessing that the prints coordinate within each “4-part-block” because of how you made your 2 strip sets in the very beginning…how many squares do you get from each strip set?
By my calculations, you'd get 6 layered squares from each strip set tube (6.5"x6 =39" and a regular jelly roll strip has anywhere from 40" to 43" of usable fabric once you remove the selvage edges).
Love this idea to use strip sets. Thanks Jenny.
Great pattern
I really love this quilt. It looks fun to make and the sashing is so gorgeous
I love this!! Would be so fun to play with the different possibilities.
I just love the simplicity of this.
This is genius. I absolutely love everything about it!
Beautiful! I love the fabric colors!
It would have popped if the sashing was black i dont like the grey
I'm always SO impressed with how creative Jenny is! I could never guess by looking at these blocks how they were created. Thank goodness Jenny shares all of her talents so readily. Perfect design to use my Daily Deal Magical Winter Metallic JR I was lucky enough to get last month. I'm thinking a frosty light green would be a perfect foil for the blues and creams in the batiks collection. Another MSQC quilt to add to my "Must make" list. Thanks for all you do, Jenny Doan & MSQC team! ~Diana K.
So gorgeous!!
I love it!! My next quilt for sure!!
Please tell us how you arranged your red white and blue strips!
Wow Jenny, I love this quilt. 🥰👏🥰. I love the fabric too. ❤️❤️❤️. I agree, I think you hit a home run with this design. Thank you so much, Chris-Raleigh NC
Am I correct that when you sew the X block together, you are sewing 6 layers of fabric together in the X (because you have ironed all the seams on the print fabric the same way? Will that make bumpy seams?
Oh my!!! What a "mind blown" illusion :) What fun & a great quilt! So many options. Scraps are calling my name even though I have several jelly rolls!
OMG! I love this! This technique has so many possibilities. Great Video!!! The fabric you used is so pretty - I love the scrappiness of this quilt. Thanks Jenny!
How neat is that
I think that the quilt behind Jenny could be a picnic quilt, but I like the colors for the red, blue, and white. I think the colors pop more and then the quilt looks vibrant.
One of my favorites to date- love how different color combos completely changes the feeling and look! Great job as always Jenny! You should start a new series called variations- with different versions using different colors. Love this so much. Thank you!
Hi vicardo here Trinidad and Tobago wi.. thanks you always explain everything so simple...
I really like the star block but I guess I'm challenged, how would I sew my strip sets to only end up with the blocks that would make the star block?
Wow! I don't know how you do it, but I'm so glad you do. Thank you for all your wonderful tutorials. This one is so amazing to see what came out of a strip set. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Love this pattern. I am always looking for a jelly roll pattern that isn’t onbiously made from a jelly roll. This is for sure a winner. Thank you so much!
This looks like a LOT of fun ! I’m going to make these blocks for my Angel Quilt Project donation quilts. Thank you for that !
Another beautiful quilt with a fun technique. Eager to play around with the blocks. Thanks again.
Love this! Made with precuts just sewn & cut differently... will certainly be making this one!
Love that it is so simple to sew, but so complex *looking* in the finished quilt. Thank you for what looks like a stressless, fun project.
I noticed that the stars seemed to disappear on the right hand blocks. I wondered if it was camera angles or fabric combos. Loved the quilt though.
Such a great pattern. I am always looking for patterns for 2.5 inch strips. Thanks!
Genius design! Looks way more difficult than it is. I LOVE the big blocks!