Been wondering which pattern to use in making a quilt from my Grandmother’s handmade clothes material remnants; because they are so special to me , I’ve waited years to find the right one. THIS IS THE ONE! Beautiful and simple exactly like she was. Thank you Ladies! Much appreciated from Texas. Shari
This is the same one that Jordan fabrics makes. With the string piercing so check it out. She used fat 8ths and background fabric . And is a free pattern.
I have made quilts from all my folk's clothing. I still have more. I did not even worry if the pieces were not "quilting cotton", much of it was knits. But it all worked and this WOULD BE a perfect showcase of beloved fabrics or fabrics from beloved people. The pieces will be large enough touch and remember. Grandma will be hugging you in this! Have fun making it with her!💕
Exactly what I thought even before she got to doing it in Christmas fabric, huh! Especially if the fabric is ornaments too.Wonder what a creamy poinsettia background would look like (white on white or not much color).
Wow!Jennie,you look great!Congrats on weight loss and love your hair.Your tutorials are wonderful. I have probably seen 90% of them and have learned so much.This chandelier quilt is beautiful.Thank you . Maureen
I absolutely love the Chandelier quilt. It's beautiful and would love to make it soon. It looks easier than I expected, but I've only been quilting since July, so I'm bound to make a mistake somewhere, as I've made plenty in the several projects I've made so far. Saying that, today I finished a quilt top without making any mistakes, and got all my seams aligned and nested perfectly for the first time. So heres hoping I can continue doing so 🤞Thankyou for the Chandelier tutorial 💞
How pretty 💗💗 That could be done so many different color variations!! Dark backgrounds, too! That would almost give it a stained glass look if you used bright colors on the dark background.
I tought this quilt last summer to my quilting class. I t was called "Beads" from Jordan Fabrics free patterns. Thank you for a little different method of construction and fabric color. It is always fun to see a quilt in a different color. Thanks from Texas Barbara
@@keeliemann7834 we quilters know there are no "new" patterns out there, just new ways to cut and piece., and easier quicker ways to achieve the same, Jenny has opened up a whole new generation of quilters with her ..eye.
I love the vibrancy of the Christmas quilt; so pretty! Have you ever considered laying out a whole quilt on your design board during these tutorials? In other words, show how to make a block, then have all the other ones pre-made. Then, move over to your design board to show us how to lay out the quilt all together. Thank you for the weekly tutorials. I always look forward to them!
@@haleyhautzinger7556 I've only made one quilt so far on point, but I layed out the blocks on our spare room bed. It's very easy once you see it all layed out that way! The rows are just sewn diagonally - sew the setting triangles to the end blocks, sew pairs, lay them back, then sew the pairs together and the row is done! Next the rows, quilt is finished!
Donna Jordan on RUclips walks to a big table and lays put the blocks, switches them to show options,etc. Maybe the studio at MSQC dies not have the space, lighting, etc. I agree, a flat display works.
@@haleyhautzinger7556 I bought a plastic table cloth with felt on the back at the 99c store and pinned it to my hall wall using my used sewing machine needles to hold it up (holes don't show on the wall when you want to take it down) and use it as a design wall. The blocks stick to it and you can preview it as you go.
@@haleyhautzinger7556 Go to Jordan Fabrics tutorials on RUclips. It is easy to understand once you see the layout on the table. The rows are sewn on the diagonal, but best to lay the whole quilt out first. The triangles are sewn on after the quilt is together. I plan on making this quilt since it is so pretty.
Leila Boutique’s fabric lines are always so gorgeous. The pattern is beautiful, and I’m so delighted that Jenny showed me how to make it! I’m always so much more confident when Jenny shows me how to cut and sew.
This is such a beautiful quilt., I just finished one, and boy oh boy it was a beast. It isn't a hard quilt block, but I struggled with having the blocks going the right way, I had one directional fabric, so I had to make sure it went the same way all throughout. I unpicked a LOT. Got it all laid out and then while sewing, I got it turned around and then there were too many of the same block together, so unpicking again. Then I had to make 2 new blocks to make it so that the fabrics were spread out better. This one was a challenge for me, but it turned out very nicely after all the unpicking and resewing. Whew!! Glad it's done and I can move on to another one of your beautiful quilts. My mistake was cutting out too many of the fabrics I had, then sewing them together in a random way, not paying attention to how many I needed. Next time I'll be more intentional in my quilting. Thanks for 15 years of a wonderful company and your videos just keep getting better, just like beautiful women, better w/age
You are an EXCELLENT teacher!!! I've had professional teachers from elementary school to grad school who COULDN'T teach but you are REALLY good. I enjoy your videos and they are NEVER dull or too fast. THANK YOU!!
I have made a Chandelier quilt and she’s right, it goes together very quickly. Mine was made in Art Gallery prints and solids for a boho chic look, a gift for a young couple we know. This pattern would look good in any style of fabric!
Another "Must Do" from Jenny! Iwas thinking as I was watching that this would be a good way to use orphan 5" squares. When I downloaded the pattern I saw that Vanessa suggests to use scraps as well, having the smaller squares a "similar" fabric to the main one. Looks easy to make fewer or more rows to make a bigger or smaller quilt. I don't have a design board so I lay out my blocks on the spare room bed! Happy sewing and cheers from 🇨🇦🍁
A hint to help with your board. What I did was buy a tablecloth with Flannel backing at the Dollar store. Dollar Tree, Dollar General, Family Dollar, etc., they all have them. Just make sure it has the Flannel back. It makes a great design wall. I have used mine for 2 years and its still as strong as it was new. It only cost me $1.50
Love this and you Jenny you are amazing. Can’t wait to put this one together. Have to go look through mine charm packs. Have a great day at Missouri star. Hope to see you soon.
I love this so much! This is the perfect size. Thank you Vanessa for releasing the pattern. I love any quilt that uses 2 charm packs as this is often how I purchase charm packs. Vanessa, your fabrics are simply gorgeous. I'm so excited to get going on this particular quilt.
Giving credit where credit is due - Donna Jordan, Jordan Fabrics, released her free Beads pattern in her August 12, 2019 video. Vanessa Garrettson's Chandelier pattern is identical to Donna Jordan's pattern in both block layout and quilt orientation. Maybe just coincidence, so let's give Donna Jordan recognition for the Beads pattern she developed in 2019.
@@izzyizzy8490 I totally agree with you, but if you watch Donna's tutorial you will see that she starts with different fabric requirements for her prints (Fat eighths), cuts them into strips and sews them into strip sets which she cuts up into units to construct her blocks, so totally different block construction. So while in the end, you end up with the exact same quilt, the actual 'patterns' and method of getting there are quite different. So maybe this does qualify as a whole different pattern?
@@izzyizzy8490 OK, , ,I have to back pedal here. If you go to Vanessa's blog, you will see that this is from a book she published 4 years ago as of March 2021, so actually this version was out first, , ,
Love it! Thanks, Miss Vanessa, for sharing your pattern. Jenny, I love your Christmas fabrics quilt....it reminds me of hanging decorations and some of the old fashioned balls we used to hang on our trees when I was a little girl.
Ever since this video went live, I have not been able to get the pattern out of my head! I'm using this pattern to make a cherry quilt with cherry fabrics to honor Traverse City, Michigan (a vacation place my family goes to every summer). I'm a newer quilter and I'm excited to finish this quilt. I may have purchased too much cherry fabric...and I might be making two of them at the same time...but it will be perfect! Thank you for this wonderful tutorial and for all of your tutorials!!! I look forward to each new video you post!
This was an interesting pattern, however, when you showed the quilt using Christmas fabric, my eyes widen. A great idea for Christmas, multiple thanks.
I enjoyed making this quilt in a throw size. I used beach inspired colors and included borders. Erica Selman posted my project on her RUclips channel this month. Thanks for posting this wonderful project!
Looking for a fun pattern to make for two tweens whose family is having a hard time. Can make same pattern but different color ranges to vary it in their bedroom which is shared. Now I am looking forward to getting my stash used up. This looks so fun and easy. THANKS
I can tell when you’re excited about a project! This one is sweet with that line. I am seeing it in scraps, and maybe some Christmas too! Thank you for sharing and happy quilting! 🧵
This was a big project for me. Missouri videos are so easy to follow and yes everything is "a fun project". I've impressed myself making this quilt and my cats love it too. Thank you 💝
I went to the site, decided to pull up amazon and boom the book with this and 14 other patterns is 2.99 on kindle. Grabbed that! Now I'm relaxing looking at the book.
Great pattern! It would have been nice to see more of this laid out on the design board for those of us who are even more angle-y challenged than Jenny!
Hermoso como todo lo que hacen feliz año y todo lo mejor para ti y tu hermosa familia desde Ciudad de México ,tengo muchos años de seguirte y eres maravillosa he aprendido mucho de ti gracias por compartir tus conocimientos eres una súper Miss 👩🏫👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰
Ohhh Jenny desde Spain...muchas gracias por tus vídeos. Todo lo que he hecho en estos años ha sido contigo y no sé inglés...pero eres fantástica,y estás muy delgada y bella, feliz Año Nuevo,,,,,,
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You know, I sit here and watch your videos, and I'm still convinced that you are a magician!
This pattern has become my favorite. Looks great in any fabric
Been wondering which pattern to use in making a quilt from my Grandmother’s handmade clothes material remnants; because they are so special to me , I’ve waited years to find the right one. THIS IS THE ONE! Beautiful and simple exactly like she was. Thank you Ladies! Much appreciated from Texas.
Shari
This is the same one that Jordan fabrics makes. With the string piercing so check it out. She used fat 8ths and background fabric .
And is a free pattern.
What a beautiful way to honor your Grandmother!
@@LUCINDA2789 Sure enough it is Jordan's pattern called beads. Date wise this one was done earlier than Jordan's.
I have made quilts from all my folk's clothing. I still have more. I did not even worry if the pieces were not "quilting cotton", much of it was knits. But it all worked and this WOULD BE a perfect showcase of beloved fabrics or fabrics from beloved people. The pieces will be large enough touch and remember. Grandma will be hugging you in this! Have fun making it with her!💕
@@lyndabuchholz1216 Huh, , You're right. Her book came out 4 years ago according to her blog, , while Donna released her tutorial August 12, 2019.
I’ve made 3 of these. I’ve actually used a charm and 2 mini charms so I only had to cut background. Love this pattern!
Great idea!
Thanks for the great idea!
Much easier. Love when I don’t have to cut, only sew. Thank you so much!
What a great tip!!❤️
That was my thought!! Can't wait to make this one
Yesterday I was looking for a tutorial on this quilt pattern! I wake up this morning and low & behold Jenny to the rescue!
I love the way Jenny thinks, she makes everything easier and better....hugs to all of the Missouri Star family!!
I agree, I am a border girl also. I can’t wait to try this 💚💜
I love her book Charm School. I have made Chandelier and 5 others. I love it.
I’m making one for a new grandbaby coming in October. Made with one charm pack of “Dreaming of Fall” fabric! It’s gorgeous!!!
This would make a very pretty Christmas ornament quilt!
Exactly what I thought even before she got to doing it in Christmas fabric, huh! Especially if the fabric is ornaments too.Wonder what a creamy poinsettia background would look like (white on white or not much color).
perfect idea
I love all of the Missouri Star Quilt Company’s videos. Thank you Jenny, Natalie, Misty and the whole team who help to produce them. Karen, UK. X
Wow!Jennie,you look great!Congrats on weight loss and love your hair.Your tutorials are wonderful. I have probably seen 90% of them and have learned so much.This chandelier quilt is beautiful.Thank you . Maureen
Jenny ROCKS!
I have been following you for years, I've made most of your quilts, " I sent the horse " Just love your work.
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Those little leftover rectangles would make an adorable piano key border... then you would have a LIBERACE QUILT... pianos and chandeliers! 😆
Perfect! I love it!! Of course, you would probably need to use fabric with metallic accents because he was all about the glitz, glamour and sparkle!
I love it! ❤😂
Just starting this quilt as a gift for someones new beach house. Love it!!
I absolutely love the Chandelier quilt. It's beautiful and would love to make it soon. It looks easier than I expected, but I've only been quilting since July, so I'm bound to make a mistake somewhere, as I've made plenty in the several projects I've made so far. Saying that, today I finished a quilt top without making any mistakes, and got all my seams aligned and nested perfectly for the first time. So heres hoping I can continue doing so 🤞Thankyou for the Chandelier tutorial 💞
What a sweet quilt. Thank you Jenny for showing us how to make this. And thanks to Vanessa for sharing the pattern.
I totally agree with you, Jenny. A stripe on a binding is the best.
How pretty 💗💗 That could be done so many different color variations!! Dark backgrounds, too! That would almost give it a stained glass look if you used bright colors on the dark background.
I've seen this pattern but never knew how easy it is. Thank you again, Jenny and family!
Enjoy Vanessa’s fabrics and patterns . She is a lovely designer. Thanks for showing this tutorial Jenny.
I tought this quilt last summer to my quilting class. I t was called "Beads" from Jordan Fabrics free patterns. Thank you for a little different method of construction and fabric color. It is always fun to see a quilt in a different color. Thanks from Texas Barbara
Yeah, I made one of this quilt last year following Donna's tutorial. It's really a pretty pattern.
Beads. Jordan fabric. Free pattern
@@lilyventer2682 well I hope so since there is no need for the pattern, as Jenny shows us. Have not seen Donnas tutorial.
This pattern was published by Vanessa years before Jordan Fabrics came out with it.
@@keeliemann7834 we quilters know there are no "new" patterns out there, just new ways to cut and piece., and easier quicker ways to achieve the same, Jenny has opened up a whole new generation of quilters with her ..eye.
I love how this turned out. It looks way more complicated than it is. You have simplified it to something anyone can do. Thanks a bunch!
I love the vibrancy of the Christmas quilt; so pretty!
Have you ever considered laying out a whole quilt on your design board during these tutorials? In other words, show how to make a block, then have all the other ones pre-made. Then, move over to your design board to show us how to lay out the quilt all together.
Thank you for the weekly tutorials. I always look forward to them!
With out a design board layout I am totally lost on this one
@@haleyhautzinger7556 I've only made one quilt so far on point, but I layed out the blocks on our spare room bed. It's very easy once you see it all layed out that way! The rows are just sewn diagonally - sew the setting triangles to the end blocks, sew pairs, lay them back, then sew the pairs together and the row is done! Next the rows, quilt is finished!
Donna Jordan on RUclips walks to a big table and lays put the blocks, switches them to show options,etc. Maybe the studio at MSQC dies not have the space, lighting, etc. I agree, a flat display works.
@@haleyhautzinger7556 I bought a plastic table cloth with felt on the back at the 99c store and pinned it to my hall wall using my used sewing machine needles to hold it up (holes don't show on the wall when you want to take it down) and use it as a design wall. The blocks stick to it and you can preview it as you go.
@@haleyhautzinger7556 Go to Jordan Fabrics tutorials on RUclips. It is easy to understand once you see the layout on the table. The rows are sewn on the diagonal, but best to lay the whole quilt out first. The triangles are sewn on after the quilt is together. I plan on making this quilt since it is so pretty.
Leila Boutique’s fabric lines are always so gorgeous. The pattern is beautiful, and I’m so delighted that Jenny showed me how to make it! I’m always so much more confident when Jenny shows me how to cut and sew.
Kudos to you on the weight loss, Jenny. You are looking fabulous. Here's to good health for all of us in 2022. Happy New Year!
You are an amazing lady!! Judy beautiful quilt, beautiful stitching, beautiful lady!!!! Thank you Jenny!!!
This is such a beautiful quilt., I just finished one, and boy oh boy it was a beast. It isn't a hard quilt block, but I struggled with having the blocks going the right way, I had one directional fabric, so I had to make sure it went the same way all throughout. I unpicked a LOT. Got it all laid out and then while sewing, I got it turned around and then there were too many of the same block together, so unpicking again. Then I had to make 2 new blocks to make it so that the fabrics were spread out better. This one was a challenge for me, but it turned out very nicely after all the unpicking and resewing. Whew!! Glad it's done and I can move on to another one of your beautiful quilts. My mistake was cutting out too many of the fabrics I had, then sewing them together in a random way, not paying attention to how many I needed. Next time I'll be more intentional in my quilting.
Thanks for 15 years of a wonderful company and your videos just keep getting better, just like beautiful women, better w/age
You must be my identical twin!😂
Wow looks like Maedi Geas beads. Perfecr timing. Thanks, Jenny.
You are an EXCELLENT teacher!!! I've had professional teachers from elementary school to grad school who COULDN'T teach but you are REALLY good. I enjoy your videos and they are NEVER dull or too fast. THANK YOU!!
Absolutely beautiful
I did make this quilt using the charm pack here, and it is beautiful. The charm pack fabrics are very nice. I love the setting on point.
I’am going to make the Christmas one . Love it Beth
Merci pour vos partages qui sont toujours une belle révélation. Mme Jenny vous êtes mon idole.♥️
I love this quilt so much!!!
This is Beautiful!! Great color choices. It looks so delicate and hard to make but you show the easiest way to complete it!
Thank you !
I have made a Chandelier quilt and she’s right, it goes together very quickly. Mine was made in Art Gallery prints and solids for a boho chic look, a gift for a young couple we know. This pattern would look good in any style of fabric!
j'adore ce quilt ! 😍
Another "Must Do" from Jenny! Iwas thinking as I was watching that this would be a good way to use orphan 5" squares. When I downloaded the pattern I saw that Vanessa suggests to use scraps as well, having the smaller squares a "similar" fabric to the main one. Looks easy to make fewer or more rows to make a bigger or smaller quilt. I don't have a design board so I lay out my blocks on the spare room bed! Happy sewing and cheers from 🇨🇦🍁
A hint to help with your board. What I did was buy a tablecloth with Flannel backing at the Dollar store. Dollar Tree, Dollar General, Family Dollar, etc., they all have them. Just make sure it has the Flannel back. It makes a great design wall. I have used mine for 2 years and its still as strong as it was new. It only cost me $1.50
Thank you very much for the free pattern.
I love this pattern it goes together so fast. I made this quilt with same fabric back in November without borders.
It’s gorgeous. Thanks so much to you and Vanessa for the free pattern. And tutorial, Jenny! Love love love your channel.
Beautiful. Love the pattern and the fabric.
Love that Christmas version!
I JUST finished this quilt! I also added a border. Love it!
Love this and you Jenny you are amazing. Can’t wait to put this one together. Have to go look through mine charm packs. Have a great day at Missouri star. Hope to see you soon.
I’m definitely making this quilt. It’s beautiful
So adorable. Thank you Jenny.
I love this so much! This is the perfect size. Thank you Vanessa for releasing the pattern. I love any quilt that uses 2 charm packs as this is often how I purchase charm packs. Vanessa, your fabrics are simply gorgeous. I'm so excited to get going on this particular quilt.
Giving credit where credit is due - Donna Jordan, Jordan Fabrics, released her free Beads pattern in her August 12, 2019 video. Vanessa Garrettson's Chandelier pattern is identical to Donna Jordan's pattern in both block layout and quilt orientation. Maybe just coincidence, so let's give Donna Jordan recognition for the Beads pattern she developed in 2019.
@@izzyizzy8490 I totally agree with you, but if you watch Donna's tutorial you will see that she starts with different fabric requirements for her prints (Fat eighths), cuts them into strips and sews them into strip sets which she cuts up into units to construct her blocks, so totally different block construction. So while in the end, you end up with the exact same quilt, the actual 'patterns' and method of getting there are quite different. So maybe this does qualify as a whole different pattern?
@@izzyizzy8490 OK, , ,I have to back pedal here. If you go to Vanessa's blog, you will see that this is from a book she published 4 years ago as of March 2021, so actually this version was out first, , ,
i love this quilt can hardly wait to make it for my daughter looks like crystals just have to find the right fabrics so beautiful
I am working on my fourth Chandelier quilt. I love it!
Love it! Thanks, Miss Vanessa, for sharing your pattern. Jenny, I love your Christmas fabrics quilt....it reminds me of hanging decorations and some of the old fashioned balls we used to hang on our trees when I was a little girl.
I can't wait to start. Love your sweater jenny.
Love this pattern. You made this seem “sew” simple!❤
Ever since this video went live, I have not been able to get the pattern out of my head! I'm using this pattern to make a cherry quilt with cherry fabrics to honor Traverse City, Michigan (a vacation place my family goes to every summer). I'm a newer quilter and I'm excited to finish this quilt. I may have purchased too much cherry fabric...and I might be making two of them at the same time...but it will be perfect! Thank you for this wonderful tutorial and for all of your tutorials!!! I look forward to each new video you post!
Absolutely gorgeous
This is so easy to put together. I’ll be done with the top tomorrow
Sew pretty in both fabrics...love this one!
I am working on this one now and I bought the 8 by 21/2 ruler and it makes things so mu h easier. Thank you so much for teaching us!!
This was an interesting pattern, however, when you showed the quilt using Christmas fabric, my eyes widen. A great idea for Christmas, multiple thanks.
It reminds me a ornaments or garland.
I love watching your videos!
Lovely!! Thank You, Jenny!!!
I enjoyed making this quilt in a throw size. I used beach inspired colors and included borders. Erica Selman posted my project on her RUclips channel this month. Thanks for posting this wonderful project!
I love you Jenny!!!
What a pretty pattern! Thank you for another great tutorial! I also don't like eighths so cut slightly bigger , glad to hear I'm not the only one!!
Nice quilt with very little effort! And that precut is gorgeous!
Looking for a fun pattern to make for two tweens whose family is having a hard time. Can make same pattern but different color ranges to vary it in their bedroom which is shared. Now I am looking forward to getting my stash used up. This looks so fun and easy. THANKS
Absolutely wonderful! This looks amazing in the vintage fabric style. And - Jenny - you are the best teacher ever!
Happy new year to you all at Missouri star xx
I was thinking the whole tutorial that I'd love this in Christmas and voila...you made one. Absolutely gorgeous.
Can’t wait to sew this!
Привет , Дженифер! Горячий привет Вам из Москвы! Просто великолепно! Многому учусь у Вас . Спасибо , дорогая за видео )
You explain this sooo well!!! Thank you!
I've made two quilts from this. Thanks for the tutorial. Mine turned out awesome, I just love them.
Such a lovely quilt!!!!
Jenny, your videos brighten my Fridays, thank you!
I've had this pattern for a looooong time. It's about time to sew it up (or et least a table runner!)
I love this design! Thank you Jenny
I can tell when you’re excited about a project! This one is sweet with that line. I am seeing it in scraps, and maybe some Christmas too! Thank you for sharing and happy quilting! 🧵
I love, love this quilt. Thank you .
Just finished this chandelier quilt - love the pattern!
Lovely!!!!
I am so grateful how you explain everything!! I can totally relate with your explanation!!!
Great job!!
This was a big project for me. Missouri videos are so easy to follow and yes everything is "a fun project". I've impressed myself making this quilt and my cats love it too. Thank you 💝
just wonderful! so Pretty!
I love this quilt! Just finished mine.
I went to the site, decided to pull up amazon and boom the book with this and 14 other patterns is 2.99 on kindle. Grabbed that! Now I'm relaxing looking at the book.
I love this channel!
I cannot wait to make this quilt! Thank you Jenny!
Great pattern! It would have been nice to see more of this laid out on the design board for those of us who are even more angle-y challenged than Jenny!
And the corners trimmed up !!
Love this design looks so beautiful and easy enough for a beginner
Love this one can't wait to make a couple..
Thank you so much.... this is really going to help me use us those 5" squares....GB
This is an easy to follow pattern, well written.
Hermoso como todo lo que hacen feliz año y todo lo mejor para ti y tu hermosa familia desde Ciudad de México ,tengo muchos años de seguirte y eres maravillosa he aprendido mucho de ti gracias por compartir tus conocimientos eres una súper Miss 👩🏫👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰
Wow, absolutely beautiful.
Thanks for this❣️ I’m doing this out of Christmas charms…
Ohhh Jenny desde Spain...muchas gracias por tus vídeos. Todo lo que he hecho en estos años ha sido contigo y no sé inglés...pero eres fantástica,y estás muy delgada y bella, feliz Año Nuevo,,,,,,
So easy looking and still beautiful. This one is now on my list.
That is so pretty!
Great pattern. I'll be sure to refer my friends to her blog.