Tysm! I just got a sewing machine yesterday and decided to tackle a huge project that I came up with my mom for realizing I have no idea. This was the most informative three minutes of my youtube life. Will definitely check out your site.
Thank you for excellent tutorial. Not everyone takes the time to answer questions in the comments. So I really appreciated your answering the inquiry from Mary below as I, too, want to make 10" blocks.
just stumbled upon this tutorial. It's amazing to see how our rulers work in so many different ways. When I first got interested in the pinwheel block the "teacher" was selling a "special" ruler for squaring up the block. I did find a square up ruler I could just as easily use already in my supplies. Then, after seeing this video I realized I have the same ruler you used to square up also. We all need to learn all the uses of our rulers and know they're not just for measuring the length of the fabric and cutting.
I have just finished putting pin wheel blocks together. The method for putting them together was certainly not like yours. I wish I had seen your method first, I would have finished the baby quilt in half the time. Your method was great, thank you for sharing.
You explained that better in 3 min than anyone else did in 20 min or more. I love how you record and then edit with a voice over. Perfection!
Right? All the others just talk too much! Great job!
Thank you for this! I have fabric I want to make a quilt of, this video makes the pinwheel design look easy.
Wow! Quick and precise!!
Thank you!
Thank you for a Beautiful video. Great idea. God bless you 🙏🙏
Thank you!
Tysm! I just got a sewing machine yesterday and decided to tackle a huge project that I came up with my mom for realizing I have no idea. This was the most informative three minutes of my youtube life. Will definitely check out your site.
Oh! 😱 Neither of your website links seems to be working rn. Do you need to update the links on your “About” section on youtube with the current links?
Thank you!
Yes! I’m sorry I’m trying to change it.
Thank you for excellent tutorial. Not everyone takes the time to answer questions in the comments. So I really appreciated your answering the inquiry from Mary below as I, too, want to make 10" blocks.
You're welcome :)
Hello, how are you doing my friend?
just stumbled upon this tutorial. It's amazing to see how our rulers work in so many different ways. When I first got interested in the pinwheel block the "teacher" was selling a "special" ruler for squaring up the block. I did find a square up ruler I could just as easily use already in my supplies. Then, after seeing this video I realized I have the same ruler you used to square up also. We all need to learn all the uses of our rulers and know they're not just for measuring the length of the fabric and cutting.
I try to use what I have.
Joined watching and learning.
Thank you for the info. Great block. Sandra B.
Beautiful loved this design
Thanks! What size is the finished pinwheel block suppose to be?
Nice technique, perfect for HST !
Thank you!
Thank you!
Hello Janet, how are you doing
Very helpful thank you
Thank you glad you enjoyed it!
Preciós com sempre ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you!
Thank you. PS: we have the exact same wedding ring lol
I have just finished putting pin wheel blocks together. The method for putting them together was certainly not like yours. I wish I had seen your method first, I would have finished the baby quilt in half the time. Your method was great, thank you for sharing.
You’re welcome!
Great
Please make a video using these pinwheel blocks. Thanku!
What size squares do i need to start with in order to end up with a 6” finished pinwheel
Lynda Lockwood 7
7” square
Sooo simple!
Thank you!
I like the idea of using a bone folder to make the creases
Can we see it in a quilt thank you
I will try and do a video with a finished quilt.
I would like to see a finished quilt with this pattern THANK YOU
I will try and get a quilt finished.
What size blocks would you use to end up with a 10" pinwheel block
Hi Mary, I would cut 6" squares to make the half square triangles then square it up to 5 1/2". This way you would end up with the 10" finished block.
Thank you Kim! I'll try that.
Mary Theriault .
@@lilypatchquilts I just ran a test block on this. Started with 6" squares. Ended with a 6" block.
Genius
Thank you!
where can I get a bone folder??
Thanks
How to sew together
You went fast when squareing could you show me a little slow er I'm making this too THANK YOU
I'll try and upload a new one. You can also slow the speed down when watching in this video's setting.
Hello, how are you doing my friend?
Please share the block measure ment thanks
This is a 5” charm square, finish at 4”.
It looks larger then 5inch
Hi Charlotte,
This block is 5”.
To fast for me my friend, could you do one a bit slower for us beginners over 70 thank you.
I'll try and upload a new one. You can also slow the speed down when watching in this video's setting.