Just got back from hospital and rehab. So happy to get to watch your videos. It helps me since I can’t quilt yet. I love the Irish chain quilt. I love it when you can take something simple like a 4-patch and easily make it look like a complicated quilt. Thanks a bunch for these sewing your stash series videos. I have learned something new every time and I love the different quilts that you come up with. Thanks a bunch!!
I went through the series today looking for a project for a bunch of fabric I call my Happy Fabric and Lori Holt backgrounds. Decided on this one as I already had a bunch of 1 1/2 inch and 2 1/2 inch squares cut. What fun I had sewing two patches and then four patches and the center squares! Made my own happy day! 😊🤩
Your work is Amazing!! I love it and watching your videos!! I am cutting up my stash like you ha e yours.. it's so organized. It's taking me a while since I have a lot of fabric. Thank you so much for sharing... I cant wait til your videos come out each week. Happy quilting♥️❣💕💞
Excellent tutorials as always....i noticed a beautiful bag by your window, maybe a future tutorial on the bag...all that you do is greatly appreciated. I have amped up my skill level...thank you Lori and Cassy....also love the french manicure....
Hi Lori! So glad to hear that your Sew Your Stash series will be continuing, I am learning so much from you. Really enjoying the process of organizing and using my scraps this way. Your videos are so well done, the blocks feel very doable, and your scrappy quilts are just beautiful. Also, wanted to let you know that I checked out the Larkrise to Candleford show you mentioned and just loved it! I was cheering out loud for ‘Miss’ Dorcas Lane at the end of the last episode, lol. 😍 Thank you for sharing your wonderful creative talents with us. 💐🌻
As all these others that have commented, I, too, love the series! Especially the fabrics. Can't get one how pretty all your machines, lamps, muffin tins, etc are painted - so soft. Thank you for sharing and teaching/
Love this block and I truly am enjoying this Sew Your Stash series. I’m thrilled to know it will continue!! Thanks so much for all the inspiration, Lori!!
Thank you for doing this series. I'm enjoying it very much. I love how you use the old trays and tins. It's a great idea. I think I may take my old muffin tins, paint them and put them to use.
I am in LOVE ❤️ with this quilt! I started cutting and sewing these along with my current quilt! I love the idea of cutting the remnants into 1.5” squares or 2.5” squares to build my stash! I keep the stash next to my machine so I can sew the blocks in between! I’m a newbie to quilting but loving it! Thank you for showing the shortcuts to building stashes!
Hi Lori just wanted to say thank you so very much for continuing the stash series’s I love it .It is very much appreciated that you take your time up to show us all how to make these beautiful quilts .God bless and stay safe .
Watched going down the highway. Hubby was listening and was asking great questions. Thanks Lori! Great conversation starter and so fun to share my hobby. He likes your machine too! Asked what kind is that? When I told him he said...she must have had it painted, they were all black back then. Who knew he knew a thing about machines?!
As always, I loved this video! You provided me with a blast from the past. In the early days of the internet, some 20+ years ago, there was something called, I think, the World Wide Web of Quilting. It was really an early ancester of what Facebook became. They had a bulletin board feature and I think that is where I signed up for lots of charm square exchanges. They were loads of fun and super scrappy stash builders. It was so much fun to prep my assigned type and # of fabric squares, pack them into sandwich bags, along with a slip of paper w/ my name, city & state, and words of encouragement, and send them off to the swap organizer. The organizer would divvy all the bags and send us each a collection of all the other squares. It was so fun to receive mail and previously unseen fabrics from all over the US. I still grab from this stash and fondly remember the fun my then young son and I had sifting through the treasures and checking the map to see from whence they came.
I have been quilting for a long time, but doing it all wrong! Now I just love watching you. Even though I still treasure the quills I've made already, I know that my next ones will be so much better. Than k you for being such a great teacher.
So excited. Staring a new local sewing class tomorrow night and as I work on the chain sewing, I have my first batch of 1 1/2 inch squares and 2 1/2 squares ready to replace my leaders and Enders. 😁
Friday time with Lori is the best! I’ve got another month or so before our new house is finished. I can’t wait to work on some of these projects once we move in.
Thanks Lori for another great video. Love how you explain as your sewing your pieces. Your fabrics are amazing. I just purchased my first jelly roll and some yardage of your Flea Market . First time being able to find your fabric here where I live in Ontario. So you could imagine how excited I was. 💕
Now we all want to be just like you. I love your sewing notions and really love to watch you use your various tools and create with so much enthusiasm. Pam
Hi-I have learned so much of how you use your double pins, trim-it-rulers and seams easy guide in this series. I immediately went to your Etsy page and have them ordered plus a few other items. I am watching your stash Series starting from Intro and am loving them. My bits and pieces will have a new life. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge with me.
Your machine is gorgeous. I would love a machine like that. And your pin cushion the old fashion truck, oh my goodness! It’s all great thank you for your video. I’m new to quilting.
I am so enjoying this series Lori. I have referred so many people to different series numbers. A boss told me to always have an updated resume so I would be prepared if someone wanted to see it. That’s the way I feel about the future project sewing. Two birds, one stone while building resume’
Thank you! I love the sew your stash series. I don't have a big stash but I am loving trying to make at least one block from each of the series. Love your video!
Your quilt is going to be gorgeous!!!I can never get enough of eyeing your fabric, your machine, the surroundings and of course your wonderful advice and directions!!!!
Wow, your channel is so inspiring! Each time I watch your videos, I'm compelled to grab my cold glass of juice or coffee along with my writing pad and throw blanket so I can curl up and take notes. I have already started on two of my new pin cushions thanks to you. I am slow-going though on my quit blocks for now- a bit too many irons in the fire lol (so happy for all this new found inspiration), but I am jotting down notes and drawings for improving how I sew my applique blocks and utilize my sewing time. I feel as if you are reminding me and others how important sewing can be and has been to me all these years. Thanks again, Lori!
I learned such a valuable tip watching this! Have a set of squares ready (for a future 4 or 9 patch) to use as leaders was such a great idea! I cringe now when I think back of How may single layer leaders I’ve thrown away over the years… lol. 🤦♀️ Thank you so much!
Good afternoon Lori, that material that has the alphabet on it in the Copperplate writing is how i was taught to write by my mum a lot of years ago. Copperplate is a beautiful text and makes for beautiful letters(that old fashioned thing called snail mail)lol. This is the first i've seen my style of writing in many years and it was such a surprise this morning to see it in fabric form. I think this Irish chain block is going to be so fresh and bright when finished flower and all made really from leftovers. I am not very good at waste, so this is what i call waste management, hee hee hee. Fabric is expensive and by using up the leftovers it makes for a new project discovery, over and above your original plan. Thank you Lori flower for sharing such a good way of using up and making our stash go further. Take care, from Norah , Glenochil Village, Scotland.
When I saw the notice for this particular tutorial, I HAD to dial in. This is beautiful! I need to spend some time organizing my stash so I can do this. Thank you, Lori! Love your set-up!
I loved the broken windows block....had to make one the next day. I can see this one in my near future as well. Thank you for these. They really have inspired me to work with my scraps!
I am really looking forward to more of your inspiration. I have some scrap bins that I am now going through and cutting into 7 thru 1 1/2 squares and strips to make quilts following your tutorials.
Lori you are amazing. Know you e heard it many times. I have been searching for jelly roll quilts and not necessarily the ‘easy quick strip’ method . It seems that is really all that’s out there honestly. However as I sat here stitching thought I’d see what your quilt videos were all about. I picked this one and wow it’s so simple! I’m totally using my two jelly rolls and will be making a quilt in this manner ! Now the question is ….. do I watch more and completely blow my mind with ideas or focus and get going on this little challenge 😅
Thanks for the council to square up the four patches. It does make a difference for the good.
My husband now whistles along to the intro music!🤣
I love this block and I am going to make it for my adult son with wild batiks and a black kona background in the 12 inch block. Thanks so much Lori
Once again you inspire me, I have a serious quilt addiction now
Just got back from hospital and rehab. So happy to get to watch your videos. It helps me since I can’t quilt yet. I love the Irish chain quilt. I love it when you can take something simple like a 4-patch and easily make it look like a complicated quilt. Thanks a bunch for these sewing your stash series videos. I have learned something new every time and I love the different quilts that you come up with. Thanks a bunch!!
Love these blocks. I’m so happy to hear that you’re going to continue the sew your stash series. I honestly don’t think I’ll ever tire of it!
I went through the series today looking for a project for a bunch of fabric I call my Happy Fabric and Lori Holt backgrounds. Decided on this one as I already had a bunch of 1 1/2 inch and 2 1/2 inch squares cut. What fun I had sewing two patches and then four patches and the center squares! Made my own happy day! 😊🤩
✨What a fabulous tip about sewing the 1 1/2in squares between your work! It was an uh-ha💡 moment for me!
Thank You 😊
Your work is Amazing!! I love it and watching your videos!! I am cutting up my stash like you ha e yours.. it's so organized. It's taking me a while since I have a lot of fabric. Thank you so much for sharing... I cant wait til your videos come out each week. Happy quilting♥️❣💕💞
Excellent tutorials as always....i noticed a beautiful bag by your window, maybe a future tutorial on the bag...all that you do is greatly appreciated. I have amped up my skill level...thank you Lori and Cassy....also love the french manicure....
I find you and I quilt and save pieces a lot a like.
Thank you, Lori! These blocks are the the BEST! Sew inspired to use my scraps & stash to make these and all of your blocks.
Thanks Lori! Love all you do. I especially love scrap quilts. I think I will dig into some jelly rolls.
NOW I know why you press your four patches open! Thanks for explaining that; makes perfect sense!
You are wonderful, Lori! Thank you for generously sharing your quilting tips with us. Fabulous video, as usual. Big smile!
I love anything & everything Lori Holt.Especially this series.
Love all the colors in your “spare squares” quilt. Looks like a 1930’s quilt. Very charming ❤️
Hi Lori! So glad to hear that your Sew Your Stash series will be continuing, I am learning so much from you. Really enjoying the process of organizing and using my scraps this way. Your videos are so well done, the blocks feel very doable, and your scrappy quilts are just beautiful. Also, wanted to let you know that I checked out the Larkrise to Candleford show you mentioned and just loved it! I was cheering out loud for ‘Miss’ Dorcas Lane at the end of the last episode, lol. 😍 Thank you for sharing your wonderful creative talents with us. 💐🌻
As all these others that have commented, I, too, love the series! Especially the fabrics. Can't get one how pretty all your machines, lamps, muffin tins, etc are painted - so soft. Thank you for sharing and teaching/
Thank you for showing us how to use your scraps. I love the bonus sewing!!! And the cupcake tins!!! ♡☆♡
Love how you use your leftover squar.
Love this block and I truly am enjoying this Sew Your Stash series. I’m thrilled to know it will continue!! Thanks so much for all the inspiration, Lori!!
You have beautiful sewing machines ❤
Thank you for doing this series. I'm enjoying it very much. I love how you use the old trays and tins. It's a great idea. I think I may take my old muffin tins, paint them and put them to use.
Just love Lori's sewing room and how organized she is...
Me too, I keep saying that!
I love that you show me simple yet showy quilt blocks!!! Thank you!
I am in LOVE ❤️ with this quilt! I started cutting and sewing these along with my current quilt! I love the idea of cutting the remnants into 1.5” squares or 2.5” squares to build my stash! I keep the stash next to my machine so I can sew the blocks in between! I’m a newbie to quilting but loving it! Thank you for showing the shortcuts to building stashes!
I am enjoying your Sew You Stash series. Thank you so much for these videos!!
Painting old muffin tins for organizing scraps is such a great idea!
The broken dishes is SO cute!
I really appreciate you helping us not waste. These are fantastic ideas. I love this quilt. Thank you.
Hi Lori just wanted to say thank you so very much for continuing the stash series’s I love it .It is very much appreciated that you take your time up to show us all how to make these beautiful quilts .God bless and stay safe .
You're so fast and never miss a step so awesome
Please continue with the series
Watched going down the highway. Hubby was listening and was asking great questions. Thanks Lori! Great conversation starter and so fun to share my hobby. He likes your machine too! Asked what kind is that? When I told him he said...she must have had it painted, they were all black back then. Who knew he knew a thing about machines?!
Great again you explain everything so well Lori. Cannot wait till the next one comes out. 🥰
As always, I loved this video! You provided me with a blast from the past. In the early days of the internet, some 20+ years ago, there was something called, I think, the World Wide Web of Quilting. It was really an early ancester of what Facebook became. They had a bulletin board feature and I think that is where I signed up for lots of charm square exchanges. They were loads of fun and super scrappy stash builders. It was so much fun to prep my assigned type and # of fabric squares, pack them into sandwich bags, along with a slip of paper w/ my name, city & state, and words of encouragement, and send them off to the swap organizer. The organizer would divvy all the bags and send us each a collection of all the other squares. It was so fun to receive mail and previously unseen fabrics from all over the US. I still grab from this stash and fondly remember the fun my then young son and I had sifting through the treasures and checking the map to see from whence they came.
I have been quilting for a long time, but doing it all wrong! Now I just love watching you. Even though I still treasure the quills I've made already, I know that my next ones will be so much better. Than k you for being such a great teacher.
This looks so much fun especially its smaller size scraps
I find myself bouncing in my chair to the music. Love all the things you make.
So excited. Staring a new local sewing class tomorrow night and as I work on the chain sewing, I have my first batch of 1 1/2 inch squares and 2 1/2 squares ready to replace my leaders and Enders. 😁
Friday time with Lori is the best! I’ve got another month or so before our new house is finished. I can’t wait to work on some of these projects once we move in.
This series is so helpful please keep it up. I have learned a lot and have started keeping fabric in different size baskets. Thank You
Love this series Lori...particularly like your muffin tin idea for organizing squares. Thank you for all your great ideas!
I love your scrap quilts. I have made a half dozen small quilts out of my scraps using your ideas.
I am learning so much please keep it coming thank you Lori
This is another wonderful idea for leftovers! Love scrappy! Thank you Lori. I look forward to all of you tutorials.
Thanks Lori for another great video. Love how you explain as your sewing your pieces. Your fabrics are amazing. I just purchased my first jelly roll and some yardage of your Flea Market . First time being able to find your fabric here where I live in Ontario. So you could imagine how excited I was. 💕
Now we all want to be just like you. I love your sewing notions and really love to watch you use your various tools and create with so much enthusiasm. Pam
Just have to say, your fabrics are such happy fabrics! Thanks for the inspiration
Thank you for sharing the bigger block size as well.
Hi-I have learned so much of how you use your double pins, trim-it-rulers and seams easy guide in this series. I immediately went to your Etsy page and have them ordered plus a few other items. I am watching your stash Series starting from Intro and am loving them. My bits and pieces will have a new life. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge with me.
Your machine is gorgeous. I would love a machine like that. And your pin cushion the old fashion truck, oh my goodness! It’s all great thank you for your video. I’m new to quilting.
I am so enjoying this series Lori. I have referred so many people to different series numbers. A boss told me to always have an updated resume so I would be prepared if someone wanted to see it. That’s the way I feel about the future project sewing. Two birds, one stone while building resume’
Your ideas to use up scraps are fabulous! I love this block because it is simple and classic. Thanks Lori ❤️
Yay!!! Sew your stash series!!!!🎉
Glad to hear there will be more of this series. I really enjoy them
I started my spare squares Quilt a week ago… When I was supposed to be working on a different project… Thanks a lot Lori! LOL
Thanks again Lori. You inspire me to sew more.
What a great way to use up your stash! I absolutely love this spare squares block.
Thanks Lori.
i love these tutorials. I don't have this type of foresight to make these extra blocks with my leftovers.
Loving this series, Lori!
Lovely.thank you.🙋♀️
I love the "sew your stash" series. Thank you very much for doing this!
Thank you! I love the sew your stash series. I don't have a big stash but I am loving trying to make at least one block from each of the series. Love your video!
This block is beautiful. Thank you
Love to see how you use vintage items to organize!
This lady is so talented in her quilting!!
Love this block! Thanks for all your helpful tips!
You are such an awesome inspiration! It took me over a week to get my scraps organized but I did mine just like yours, it just made sense! 😊
Love your quilts.
Your quilt is going to be gorgeous!!!I can never get enough of eyeing your fabric, your machine, the surroundings and of course your wonderful advice and directions!!!!
Love these blocks 👍👏🥰🌷
Wow, your channel is so inspiring! Each time I watch your videos, I'm compelled to grab my cold glass of juice or coffee along with my writing pad and throw blanket so I can curl up and take notes. I have already started on two of my new pin cushions thanks to you. I am slow-going though on my quit blocks for now- a bit too many irons in the fire lol (so happy for all this new found inspiration), but I am jotting down notes and drawings for improving how I sew my applique blocks and utilize my sewing time. I feel as if you are reminding me and others how important sewing can be and has been to me all these years. Thanks again, Lori!
Such a lovely block! Thank you for sharing your video!
Another great video. I would love to see the quilts you make that give you all these scraps. I love this series.
Very 👍. Nice n easy. Thanks for sharing.
Aren’t Irish chain quilts just gorgeous, love them. ❤️
I learned such a valuable tip watching this! Have a set of squares ready (for a future 4 or 9 patch) to use as leaders was such a great idea! I cringe now when I think back of How may single layer leaders I’ve thrown away over the years… lol. 🤦♀️ Thank you so much!
That quilt is beautiful!
Love this block! Sew perfect for my scraps!
Scrap quilts are my absolute favourite, thank you for all your ideas. I've been quilting for about 15 and love your scrap system.
Good afternoon Lori, that material that has the alphabet on it in the Copperplate writing is how i was taught to write by my mum a lot of years ago. Copperplate is a beautiful text and makes for beautiful letters(that old fashioned thing called snail mail)lol. This is the first i've seen my style of writing in many years and it was such a surprise this morning to see it in fabric form. I think this Irish chain block is going to be so fresh and bright when finished flower and all made really from leftovers. I am not very good at waste, so this is what i call waste management, hee hee hee. Fabric is expensive and by using up the leftovers it makes for a new project discovery, over and above your original plan. Thank you Lori flower for sharing such a good way of using up and making our stash go further. Take care, from Norah , Glenochil Village, Scotland.
I agree it’s a great series of scrappy sewing. Well done Lori for showing us how to make it easy. 🌻
Thank you Lori I really enjoy your videos and love your fabrics and tools 💞
Ohhh, love this one too! I will add it to the list.
I watched the video late, really enjoyed it!
Lori's videos are sew helpful and inspiring! Thank you!
I love your machine. I’ve always wanted one. I have my grandma’s peddle Singer that I cherish.
When I saw the notice for this particular tutorial, I HAD to dial in. This is beautiful! I need to spend some time organizing my stash so I can do this. Thank you, Lori! Love your set-up!
I love the sew your stash series.. Ive learned so much.
Those little 6" blocks are so cute...thanks so much.💜
I loved the broken windows block....had to make one the next day. I can see this one in my near future as well. Thank you for these. They really have inspired me to work with my scraps!
I love ❤️ the idea of exchanging scraps .
Yes, thank you! Love this series! It's been so helpful and I love just seeing your sewing room, also.
I am really looking forward to more of your inspiration.
I have some scrap bins that I am now going through and cutting into 7 thru 1 1/2 squares and strips to make quilts following your tutorials.
This series is so good! Thank you Lori!!!
Thank you so much Lori! I really appreciate the time and effort you graciously share with us. I so look forward to your videos! Patti
Love this series! Thanks so much for continuing on with this......I have always wanted to make an Irish chain quilt! ❤️
Love that block!! Thank you for the video😇
Lori you are amazing. Know you e heard it many times. I have been searching for jelly roll quilts and not necessarily the ‘easy quick strip’ method . It seems that is really all that’s out there honestly. However as I sat here stitching thought I’d see what your quilt videos were all about. I picked this one and wow it’s so simple! I’m totally using my two jelly rolls and will be making a quilt in this manner ! Now the question is ….. do I watch more and completely blow my mind with ideas or focus and get going on this little challenge 😅