How to Resize a Quilt Pattern with Rob Appell
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
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Often times we see a quilt pattern that is super cool, but needs resized to fit our needs. Learn three different ways that Rob Appell uses when changing the size of a quilt pattern. ___________________________________________________________________________
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Thanks for explaining not only when you should or should not change size, but why. Very helpful 😊
You are a great teacher, please don''t stop! If you don't have a tutorial on how to square up a quilt before binding, I'd love to see that! Thank you for all you share with us!
I would also love to see that. I'm working on my first ever quilt and I anticipate being at the binding stage in about two months. I've read some quilting tutorials, but more wouldn't hurt.
I have a quilt with scalloped edge that needs to be bound. Would love help on how to measure for this type of edge, compared to a straight edge quilt. Thanks!
Thanks for giving us things to consider when resizing blocks… sometimes it might be better not to resize but to just make more blocks!
Enjoyed this Resize video! You are easy to learn from!
Fantastic easy to understand explanation of a mathy problem.
Always learn something from your videos. Keep them coming. I would like a video on squaring blocks although you may already have one out.
Can I help? Look at the pattern and see what the block size is. Plain block, cut according to size. Half Square triangle? Cut blocks according to how the designer wanted you to cut and snip off the dog ears, and it should be the right size. There are different ways to make HST. Rob has shown us that. Some designers oversize their initial blocks, so you do have to trim. I sewed a log cabin kit, and all the blocks were spot on when i completed them. No trimming. Good luck.
Fantastic video, Rob! Keep 'em coming!
Great simple and thorough explanation. Thank you!
Thank you for the video. I like how you are explaining.
I love this one. I always find a pattern I love but it may be queen size and I really want twin or king size. This was very helpful. By the way, I’ve been watching you since you were on Missouri Star. You always have such fun and interesting projects. I want to make the one behind you also. I added it to my bucket list. 😊
Oh my gosh I just watched banner text fabric lines that are coming out. I love solids with designs. Your line is wonderful.
You are so good at this!! 👍👍 🥰
Keep it up - I'm still learning!
Great video, thanks for explaining the possible differences in projects. I am still having a difficult time with not loosing points 😢, do you have any tips?
I enjoy the learning videos! You’re a great teacher!
Thank you! I never thought of changing the size of the block! Maybe because I always thought of the triangles being a challenge. 13:05
You just gave me a new idea to use up some of my scraps. Thanks
I like this kind of thing. I always learn something . Keep up the good work. You are truly a blessing. Keep them coming. ❤😊
This was great information for a new quilter like me. I’m looking forward to seeing you at the Expo , Dec. 1.
Thank you Rob, great video!
Thank you for showing how to resize patterns. I've always wondered how to do this and now I have my answers.
Great video Rob! My mother and I recently made a disappearing Nine patch quilt and started with 8 1/2" squares because we were using yardage and wanted to get the most from each strip. It turned out great , with good sized focus fabric. I want to resize units on another pattern for a baby quilt and this tutorial will help a lot because it's not as simple as the Disappearing 9 Patch . I've been watching you for years and always enjoy your videos ❤
Fantastic video. Thank you.
Thankyou, that was a very helpful video.
Congratulations on your wonderful first fabric launch by Benartex. Watching from East Texas.
Very good ideas. Thanks
Love the learning videos. ❤
I really needed to see this Rob. Thank you. I rarely try to figure it out prior to "just getting started".
Brilliant thank you. Very helpful.
Yes more of these kinds of videos would be great. Thanks
Love it!
I would love to learn how to convert a "standard " pieced block ( for instance a bird) to a foundation paper pieced block.
Great job. I really enjoy your how to videos.
Great video!!!!!!!
Thanks Rob for another informative tutorial. 😊
You have done so much for us quiltmakers with your tutorials! Learn something new every time! Love the how to quilt style videos! What about revisiting the tutorial tips on making a quilt sandwich? This is a real hurdle. I have seen the pool noodle method and the rolling layers on boards method. Seems to need to be more taut. Thought about pin basting by loading the 3 layers on an old hand quilting frame. Even thought of using my boxsprings as a table.
I have a hand quilting frame I have never used. I, too, was thinking of how to employ it in making a quilt sandwich. Looking for tips and ideas.
Yes, I enjoy your How-to videos. I have been quilting for a few years. but I always seem to pick up tidbits of information, or it reminds me about something I had forgotten. I wish you added to link to the "disappearing" video you referenced. And I see the foundation piecing one for the other block out there too. Sorry if you already have these (you have created LOTS lately) Applique techniques? Different QAYG techniques? How to judge good patterns for "scrappy" option? Some FMQ? (I first tried feathers because of a man-sewing video). And will they let you talk about your fabric line, although that may wait for official launch so people can buy? Hunter Star and various ways to do it? (custom shapes VS common shapes with more seams). Hope that helps!
I second your video ideas!
Enjoy your style. - more complex than other videos - I like to see challenging stuff - makes me think 😜 13:05
I think this was interesting
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What is the pattern on the wall behind you?
I was hoping he was actually going to tell me how to resize a block. Like take an 8 inch block and make it a 22 inch block in order to resize a pattern. Not tell me to add blocks to make a quilt bigger. I guess the title means different things to different individuals.