There are many on YT. See MSQC for Jenny Doan's version of magic turn baby blankets making. This video shows an entirely different way to do it. Its easir than all the others I've seen.
Thereca couple that make the original magic turn blanket easy to make. MSQC's is very confusing, but there are other videos where its very clear and mist importantly you can cleatly how to do the cormers. Hiwever, this video makes it even easier.
You NAIL IT!!!😘I’ve seen “Many” people explaining how to do this BLANKET, so far NOBODY has explained it the way you did. I believe SO FAR you have been the “BEST” TUTORING us . Thanks a MILLION for giving me such a GREAT EXPERIENCE 😘.From NEW JERSEY USA 🇺🇸
Thank you for such a easy way for miter corners. First time I seen you this morning . I went and made a summer rug straight a way and turned out beautiful.I just had a great granddaughter born. I am from Australia.thank you.😀
I thought the same as you about the selvages. But the second time I watched it, it looks like she had already turned, and maybe stitched, a 1/2 inch hem.
Love this baby blanket but she never disclosed the measurement for the inside fabric. Looks like she cut the inside fabric to fit the bottom crease. That's where I cut and it seemed to go well.
After she pressed the border all around, she said to cut the inner fabric just a little bit smaller, so it would fit inside the outer fabric, creased edge to edge. The blanket measured 36 inches square after the edges were pressed. So the inner fabric would be about 35 inches square.
Yhe originsl magic turn baby quilts is a bit complicated at first and just takes practice. This technique allows you to put batting inside very easily. I'll be trying thos out tomorrow.
Stumbled across this video. The blankets are beautiful but your personality is energizing and fun!!! I love watching your videos, you brighten up my day. Thank you
On the outside piece you said it’s 44 X 44 for the inside you said to cut it a little smaller but don’t say the size. Can you say the size for the inside piece?
I am new to this and looked at other tutorials.. did you stitch down the mitered corner that's the two sides that you folded over on the larger triangle. Hope you understand my question
Hello, I just found you today. The first thing that made me look at you video was your smile !! Thank you for a warm welcome. Sometimes it only takes a SMILE to be kind to others. I watched your video and I enjoyed it. Will have to give this a try. Thank you for sharing!!!
wondering if you have the exact measurements. you say the larger piece is 45 inches and the smaller is "smaller"? how much smaller? mine came out great but I noticed a little bulk. anyone have any good measurements?
Since she measured the blanket after the edges were folded in and pressed, and it measured 36 inches square, the smaller inner fabric would cut at 35 or 35 1/2 inches square. Hope this helps.
I am a beginner . Haven’t sewn anything except some lines of stitches. I want to make baby gifts for my sister and I don’t want to end up with any problem that will stop me I will be using cotton and flannel also So my question is did u prewash your fabric. Many people say we should someone told me I shouldn’t until i am done with project. What would you recommend? Please answer
I am a newbie also. I plan to make mine all flannel & according to a vid I just watched earlier today for flannel baby blankets is it's best not to wash 1st as it would make the flannel look kind of used...you know take away that 1st crisp blush so to speak of new material & I agree with this.
Excellent video! So easy to follow and the simplest I've seen so far for something that looks like it took a lot to do! You mentioned one fabric is 44 x 44, but what it the size of the polka dot fabric? Thank you. Keep the videos coming!
After she pressed the border all around, she said to cut the inner fabric just a little bit smaller, so it would fit inside the outer fabric, creased edge to edge. The blanket measured 36 inches square after the edges were pressed. So the inner fabric would be about 35 inches square.
Thank you so much Clarice, I really really enjoyed watching you create this beautiful and stunning baby blanket. I think you look too young to have grandchildren. I’ve subscribed and I’ve given you a thumbs up too ❤❤❤❤
I love this video but I want to know how big is the yellow fabric and I know the printed fabric is 44by 44 but you are aewsome teacher thank you very much for sharing
After she pressed the border all around, she said to cut the inner fabric just a little bit smaller, so it would fit inside the outer fabric, creased edge to edge. The blanket measured 36 inches square after the edges were pressed. So the inner fabric would be about 35 inches square.
After she pressed the border all around, she said to cut the inner fabric just a little bit smaller, so it would fit inside the outer fabric, creased edge to edge. The blanket measured 36 inches square after the edges were pressed. So the inner fabric would be about 35 inches square.
Serms much easier than the original Magic Turn Blankets I've been making for years. It would be helpful if you could note exact sizes of both fabrics. You could add that information in a description box, or just edit it snd add that information on the scree . You did a wonderful job on your first video. I look forward to seeing ma y more of them!
Great video...and I love her accent. Funny thing. I was watching the video without sound bcuz I was on the phone. Then watched it again so I could hear the instructions. Her cute accent and fun personality tickled my funny bone. Thumbs up from me.
Hello. Thanks for your easy tutorial. Im new to sewing and would like to try this blanket. What is the size if the flannel polka dot. I didn't get it right. Please assist. I need to do fir my grandchild. Thanks
Hello I am watching this at 4 o’clock in the morning in Australia this has to be the best one I have seen on this way of doing self binding blankets that you so much best wishes Susan from Australia 🇦🇺
@@kathytincler2446 just now watching this video, and really there is no reason why you should not secure the corners, just do a straight stitch , it is what I will do because like you I do not want it to get caught on babies foot or something else and rip or aggravate the baby. Perhaps she just forgot that part? I am sure these videos are more than one take and sometimes with editing they cut out an important part without realizing it. I don't think answering the "spanish speaking" is intentional. kind regards.
This is the best tutorial I have seen for a self binding blanket. Thank you, ma'am, for taking the time out your day to teach us this.
There are many on YT. See MSQC for Jenny Doan's version of magic turn baby blankets making.
This video shows an entirely different way to do it. Its easir than all the others I've seen.
This is so quick and easy. No long drawn out boring explanations. Thank you very much
Thank you for sharing this beautiful video. 💕
5 seconds in and I'm already subscribing🤦🏾♀️😩😁🥰🤣Hello!!
I love this EASY tutorial!! I've tried other Miter Corner tutorials, and they did not make easy...
Thank You so much😁
Thereca couple that make the original magic turn blanket easy to make. MSQC's is very confusing, but there are other videos where its very clear and mist importantly you can cleatly how to do the cormers.
Hiwever, this video makes it even easier.
You NAIL IT!!!😘I’ve seen “Many” people explaining how to do this BLANKET, so far NOBODY has explained it the way you did. I believe SO FAR you have been the “BEST” TUTORING us . Thanks a MILLION for giving me such a GREAT EXPERIENCE 😘.From NEW JERSEY USA 🇺🇸
This is the best tutorial I have ever seen for a self binding* blanket!
Thank you so so much!
I've been struggling with other forms of self binding corners and this one is perfect! So much easier to do. Thank you!
Love, love, love this!!! Your tutorial is the easiest I've seen. I think you're a genius! Thank you. My great granddaughter will love it!!
Thank you for such a easy way for miter corners. First time I seen you this morning . I went and made a summer rug straight a way and turned out beautiful.I just had a great granddaughter born. I am from Australia.thank you.😀
What a happy sweet person you are! What a pleasure to learn this from you! Thank you so much!
Didnt cut off selveges.? Ive never seen this kind of blanket did before...lol. Pretty neat
I thought the same as you about the selvages. But the second time I watched it, it looks like she had already turned, and maybe stitched, a 1/2 inch hem.
Love this baby blanket but she never disclosed the measurement for the inside fabric. Looks like she cut the inside fabric to fit the bottom crease. That's where I cut and it seemed to go well.
After she pressed the border all around, she said to cut the inner fabric just a little bit smaller, so it would fit inside the outer fabric, creased edge to edge. The blanket measured 36 inches square after the edges were pressed. So the inner fabric would be about 35 inches square.
I have been so skittish to make these out of fear... finally a tutorial that doesn't scare me. Thank you!!!
Yhe originsl magic turn baby quilts is a bit complicated at first and just takes practice.
This technique allows you to put batting inside very easily. I'll be trying thos out tomorrow.
+JMJ+
Thank you so very much for this AMAZING EASY to follow tutorial..!! God bless you for sharing and for your patience🌹💐🌷
Luv it. Thx. Great channel. You have such a wonderful personal ity
Stumbled across this video. The blankets are beautiful but your personality is energizing and fun!!! I love watching your videos, you brighten up my day. Thank you
You are a genius!!!!!!! Best tutorial ever ...thank you so much for sharing!!!! And I love the colors in your blanket!!!!
On the outside piece you said it’s 44 X 44 for the inside you said to cut it a little smaller but don’t say the size. Can you say the size for the inside piece?
I am new to this and looked at other tutorials.. did you stitch down the mitered corner that's the two sides that you folded over on the larger triangle. Hope you understand my question
I have the same question. It looks to me that the mitered corners weren’t stitched.
I have never seen in my 67 years of age. This was so easy and come out beautifully. Thank so much. Keep them coming 🙏🏽
Wondering the same thing
She left them opened. I would whip them closed by hand or sew by machine. I would NOT leave them open.
Hello, I just found you today. The first thing that made me look at you video was your smile !! Thank you for a warm welcome. Sometimes it only takes a SMILE to be kind to others. I watched your video and I enjoyed it. Will have to give this a try. Thank you for sharing!!!
Good morning Noelle!
Welcome to the channel!
Thank you for your sweetness.
I am glad you like the video.
Have a beautiful Sunday!
wondering if you have the exact measurements. you say the larger piece is 45 inches and the smaller is "smaller"? how much smaller? mine came out great but I noticed a little bulk. anyone have any good measurements?
I would like to know also as I'm new to sewing & guessing would be frustrating & a waste of material. Thank you :)
Since she measured the blanket after the edges were folded in and pressed, and it measured 36 inches square, the smaller inner fabric would cut at 35 or 35 1/2 inches square. Hope this helps.
You made this so easy. Best explanation yet. Thank you so much
Hello, how many inches is the first fold? 1 inch, 1.5 inches, or 2 inches? Thank you
Hands down, the best tutorial on this process! Thank you soooooooo much!❤😊
Genius! I’m going to try it! Thank you! 💕🌸
I am a beginner . Haven’t sewn anything except some lines of stitches. I want to make baby gifts for my sister and I don’t want to end up with any problem that will stop me
I will be using cotton and flannel also So my question is did u prewash your fabric. Many people say we should someone told me I shouldn’t until i am done with project. What would you recommend? Please answer
I am a newbie also. I plan to make mine all flannel & according to a vid I just watched earlier today for flannel baby blankets is it's best not to wash 1st as it would make the flannel look kind of used...you know take away that 1st crisp blush so to speak of new material & I agree with this.
Love it! Thank you for sharing!!
Excellent video! So easy to follow and the simplest I've seen so far for something that looks like it took a lot to do! You mentioned one fabric is 44 x 44, but what it the size of the polka dot fabric? Thank you. Keep the videos coming!
After she pressed the border all around, she said to cut the inner fabric just a little bit smaller, so it would fit inside the outer fabric, creased edge to edge. The blanket measured 36 inches square after the edges were pressed. So the inner fabric would be about 35 inches square.
@@countrygal3688 thank you
I love the way you made your baby blanket.
Only needed was the size, measuring the wide turn 🤗
Thank you so much Clarice, I really really enjoyed watching you create this beautiful and stunning baby blanket. I think you look too young to have grandchildren. I’ve subscribed and I’ve given you a thumbs up too ❤❤❤❤
I love this video but I want to know how big is the yellow fabric and I know the printed fabric is 44by 44 but you are aewsome teacher thank you very much for sharing
After she pressed the border all around, she said to cut the inner fabric just a little bit smaller, so it would fit inside the outer fabric, creased edge to edge. The blanket measured 36 inches square after the edges were pressed. So the inner fabric would be about 35 inches square.
I wish you would give the measurements for the smaller piece of fabric.
After she pressed the border all around, she said to cut the inner fabric just a little bit smaller, so it would fit inside the outer fabric, creased edge to edge. The blanket measured 36 inches square after the edges were pressed. So the inner fabric would be about 35 inches square.
Serms much easier than the original Magic Turn Blankets I've been making for years.
It would be helpful if you could note exact sizes of both fabrics.
You could add that information in a description box, or just edit it snd add that information on the scree .
You did a wonderful job on your first video. I look forward to seeing ma y more of them!
what about the corners ? They are not sewed.
Are you using cotton or flannel?
Vry beautiful👌👌
Love the way you make your blankets! So simple! Thanks so much for sharing!!
beautiful blankets !!
Easiest corner I ever saw done
Great video...and I love her accent. Funny thing. I was watching the video without sound bcuz I was on the phone. Then watched it again so I could hear the instructions. Her cute accent and fun personality tickled my funny bone. Thumbs up from me.
Hello. Thanks for your easy tutorial. Im new to sewing and would like to try this blanket. What is the size if the flannel polka dot. I didn't get it right. Please assist. I need to do fir my grandchild. Thanks
Awesome tutorial...you have a new subscriber!!! I am going to try this today!!
Hello I am watching this at 4 o’clock in the morning in Australia this has to be the best one I have seen on this way of doing self binding blankets that you so much best wishes Susan from Australia 🇦🇺
Beautiful finish well explained
Thank you for this tutorial, easiest one i’ve seen so far! 😊
That is nice way to do the blanket I would like to know where do you get your fabric? So pretty please could you put the info on fabric . Thank you
You are the cutest Ma..Thanks for sharing an easy way to do this blanket...dkadwoa
Wow...well explained with beautiful smile ....thank you so much
Also, how many inches did you turn up the binding?
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Thank you so much, I did it. I had a small problem with the corners but after a few tries I got it
Love your instructions....the fabric is so cute 🌼🌼
Thank you
Looking very easy thank ucan u show us aa pillowcase likethat thank u
Thank you for your video.I was wondering how many inched do you fold over on your fabric.
why are the mitered corners left opened rather than sewn shut?
She left them opened. I would whip them closed by hand or sew by machine. I would NOT leave them open.
Beautiful work
Hello.Glad I found you !Thank you for an easy ,precise tutorial💘
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You rock. This is easy. Perfect. Thank you
Thank you...this is the way a learned to do the baby blanket...
Thank you for making the video! Lovely blanket. Your joy of sewing makes it so enjoyable to watch.
This is the easiest and best self-bonding baby blanket I have seen.
Boa noite querida ! Muito lindo super amei.
Oi minha querida.
Gratidão
Beijinhos
Thani you it s beautifyl. I live it.
Thank you for doing this tutorial
Did u sew seam on fabric first
Brilliant. Thank you. I will definitely make this sooner or later.
that would make a table cover to
BOA NOITE CLARICE JOINHA BJ
Oi Sonia
Gratidão minha querida.
Beijinhos
Thank you for sharing. I'll be making one soon
did you do cotton back and front>?
So beautiful 🤩
What a breath of fresh air
Thank you love this
você pode me dar as medidas exatas da peça maior e da peça menor?
Very nice
Do we need to secure the each corner?
I was wondering too....that open look could get baby's foot caught up in it or snag on something. It appears she only answers the Spanish speaking
@@kathytincler2446 just now watching this video, and really there is no reason why you should not secure the corners, just do a straight stitch , it is what I will do because like you I do not want it to get caught on babies foot or something else and rip or aggravate the baby. Perhaps she just forgot that part? I am sure these videos are more than one take and sometimes with editing they cut out an important part without realizing it. I don't think answering the "spanish speaking" is intentional.
kind regards.
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Great idea!
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Amazing!
Wow very ezi nyc
Can you put batting in it to make it thicker.
I saw a vid that says you could if you want' I'm watching them all! haha
Hello!! I’m from Brazil Rio de Janeiro
Oi Juçara
Seja muito bem vinda ao canal minha querida.
Gratidão.
Beijinhos
Boa noite , que trabalho maravilhoso.Adoreiiiii
Oi Maria Aparecida
Gratidão minha querida.
Beijinhos
well explain.Thank u very much.I did one.
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