Love this colorful quilt and love that you just do it and not overthink it!! Love that you’re not a perfectionist and your backings can be “out of the box”!!❤
Even if your husband can see how the sections are put together, he's not going to care. All that's going to matter to him is that you love him so much that you made a gift designed especially for him and him alone. Well done!
So love your patterns and how you explain how to make them. Thank you, love your pool noodle quilting❤ only one problem I watch from England so what is minky? 😂
I am working on ‘going away’ quilts for each of my grandsons. When I pass I do not want a funeral, wake, viewing, etc., there aren’t that many people I know that are close enough to drive here anyway. I don’t want people looking at my dead body! I want their memories of me to be when I was alive. Their quilts will have pieces of my flannel nighties, their favorite colors, and on the back a note in my handwriting “I will love you forever, Granny”. I have watched these two boys grow up from infants to college graduates so my ‘disappearance’ will affect them emotionally. With these quilts, made with my love, they will always have a reminder of my love for them.
Watching you quilt is making me want to quilt. Lord know I do not need another hobby. As we get older we need warm blankets ( " s" ) plural on the bed to keep warm. So I may have to make a quilt. Ugh I don't need another hobby.
Great tip on the interfacing of flannel! I have a set of turning twenty flannel Quilt blocks that have just been giving me fits. I had thought about using interfacing, but was concerned that it might be too heavy for this quilt. Your comments have helped me tremendously. I will go hunt for a very light interfacing to control it. Then I’m gonna finish squaring my blocks and finally put them together! Thank you.
I have been sewing for 65 years and consìder myself extremely good at it because of my great love for it and God allowing me to find the natural talent he gave very young. However! You never cease to amaze me with the bright ideas you come up with. Thank you, thank you, thank for how sharing so freely with us. I would love to share many of my ideas back with you and I will if i regain my health again. You are truly a sewing giant. Love from Texas!
I love lining a quilt with flannel, even without a minky back they have a wonderful weight. Maybe living in Texas has something to do with it - we don't have much need for heavy quilts!
My very first quilt was 100” square and every focal fabric was a memory jog of the favourite things for my sister and her husband. I called it Making Memories and when I gave it to them the other week (we won’t be together for Xmas) they were blown away! They loved it! I also learned so much making it! 🌻
Your process for putting this quilt together as a collage is exactly the process I used for my granddaughter’s T-shirt, Quilts. They both turned out really beautiful. However, I think it might have gone better if I had a design wall like yours. Laying them out on the bed just didn’t work as nicely.
Great masculine quilt! I know he will love it! I hope you do get him on camera when he opens it! I love the way you accept that every quilt does not have to be ‘perfect’! That we sometimes have little blemishes in our work. That little piece of encouraging advice saved me from getting frustrated with myself. 😊❤ You keep it real, and I love your videos!! 😊❤
Ok! This is my fav video so far!! Thank you for saying what you are thinking out loud! That is inspirational; i can almost believe I can do it when I hear you talk it through! You are truly wonderful, Tracy!! So many good ideas! I will have to watch this over and over!! I love minky so much and your hints are great!! The overlapping join is so good!! This quilt will be a heirloom in your family!! Your energy is awesome!! Your problem solving skills are equally awesome!! I love your Juki!!😮 your big meander is brilliant!!
O, Tracey! So want to watch & learn from this video but I have to run a couple of errands 😢 I'll rewatch from the beginning this afternoon, promise with my right hand up. Everyone enjoy & learn from Tracey!!😊 Tracey, duckbill scissors are good for trimming with very little worry of cutting something you don't want cut🎉
Tracy you have such nice videos. I love watching you. I want to say what a clever idea of putting the command hooks on your rulers! They look much more easier to handle. I bought some to put on mine. God Bless you and your family.
I like the affirmation blocks switched up on their sides. This is a very nice quilt, I'm sure he will love it. Thanks for the tips about piecing different types of flannel.
I am working on such a quilt for my beloved mother-in-law. My FIL passed away last year. I don’t remember it. I was in hospital recovering from brain surgery. After rehabbed I am finally getting back into sewing. MIL gave all of flannel shirts and bottoms. I’m using them to make her a quilt I’m cutting as big as a block as I can. I will quilt in the valley. I did buy a plain by the yards flannel for the backing and sashing and any where else that needs it.
I love your thoroughness on constant trimming. I only recently realized that doing this keeps my quilt completely square at the end. Each block needs to be as perfect as I can get it. Perfection isn’t guaranteed-it is just a goal.
Such a beautiful masculine quilt ❤. I love the idea of the thrifted flannel shirts, and the warm minky backing! I'm Inspired now to make one for my husband 😊. Thank you so so much for your tutorials . I love all of your tips and tricks , and learned so much from you.❤
Another helper with lap drag I was told to try and it helped is put a pillow, I use a guest bed pillow, and it will be even better with your little secrete necklace. I do tuck the pillow under the lip of the table while it’s in my lap . I do quilting on a HQ Capri 18 and my domestic Pfaff. The pillow helped a lot. Off to make my quilting necklace.❤
The quilt looks great, my 1st time see you put together a quilt from flannel shirts. My guess is the minky is the filler. If that's right, this should be the first time I have seen a quilt put together by you. My mom would have shipped the quilt out to have the filler put in it. It's great to see your video. I had to touch like button instead of smashing it.
Tracy, you are a breath of fresh air! Pool noodles...who'd a thunk it. And your clips! What a stroke of genius. I am ready to try free motion quilting again,
You know what I love abt this quilt? It’s so satisfying to see you make the WHOLE THING in just ONE HOUR! 😉 🤣 So inspiring!!! (If only! 😆 😝) Yes, I think laying it face down was a good idea bc hvg a stretchy front and back, it wd hv been a nightmare to keep it as straight as you did, if it was the other way around. Good call!!! Now your gonna be like the cat that ate the canary, until you give it to him. 😁
Yes...only if it could all happen for real in 1 whole hour LOL🤣 Thank you for the validation of my decision on the way I layered it🩷. It's going to be so hard to wait til' Christmas...I just washed and dried it and it came out even better...can't wait❣️
I’m in the process of making a memory quilt for someone from her mother in laws clothing. Having to stabilize the fabric is a long process so if I ever do it again it will be for someone special like my husband❤ It’s sweet of you to make that for yours. It’s a labor of love for sure!
I have collected several Plaid shirts from the thrift store. Thank goodness they are cotton fabric and not flannel! One day I will make them into a quilt. Last summer I did make a queen-size flannel quilt for someone that had 1,670 two inch squares. I dealt with the "wiggly" flannel by heavily starching the fabric.
I’m collecting flannel shirts too 👍 I haven’t got enough that will ‘work’ together yet but I’m looking forward to getting it started 😃 Your quilt looks wonderful and I’m sure that your husband is thrilled with his new quilt 🥰 And you did a marvellous job actually quilting it on your sewing machine 👏👍 Not many people would have been brave enough to do that, but now we all know it’s possible 🤩👏 Thanks for the tip about stabilising the flannel 👏👏🇬🇧
This is a great quilt!! Your husband is going to be so happy to get it. You did a beautiful job and I enjoyed watching this quilt come together. I just love shirt quilts and flannel. It's going to be such a soft and snuggly quilt.
I often use the "Sleep On It Method." This is a strategy I used when working on my MAT degree and took it into my classes when I began teaching. It works. 🎶💐💖
I'm sitting here in a cold room (heated, but I'm still cold) watching you meander through the top and thinking how nice to climb underneath. I've only done a baby quilt with minky and said never again. But yours looks amazing and I love all the scriptures on there. And the tip with elastic and binder clips around the neck, priceless. Thanks.
I like the idea of the scripture squares. As always your quilt looks amazing. With the cost of fabric these days shopping at thrift stores is a great resource.
Domestic machine quilting has it's place, However this quilt would have MOST definitely benefited from a longarm quilter. Please don't be afraid of using a longarm quilters expertise. You can look for a local quilter, and benefit yourself and the quilter.The quilt will come out straight on all sides and look very good. Bind it yourself for some savings. Use of shirt material is great and the word fabric gave the project a real boost. This made a great man's gift!
I love love love everything about this quilt. It just screams snuggly cozy cuddle with it on those cold windy days! You are so down to earth and real when you make your videos and quilts I just love it. Now for the truth did you curse during the making of this quilt? 😂 and did you feel guilty afterward when you where reading the sayings? I know I would have then saying I was sorry , Not! Come on God has a sense of humor. Your husband just might tear up with the gift from the your heart and soul!
Nope, no cursing on this one LOL🤣 But Yes...I always imagined God with a sense of humor....He did make us in His image...and "most" of us have a sense of humor LOL🤣 I'm super excited to give this to my husband❤️
I am so glad you showed this video. I am making a flannel shirt quilt for my grandson and your idea of adding to add interfacing was the piece I missed. so I added it at the end and wow it was a big help . thanks
Oh my goodness, I want to make one for my husband. Love how this turned out and glad for the construction tips. I really like the inspirational words as well. Great job!
Oh Miss Tracy this quilt turned out so amazing. Love all of God’s inspirational quotes…and to match it with flannel and Minkie!! It couldn’t get any better than this one! 🥰🙏🥰 Mr. Hubby is going to love love love it. 🤗🤗
I love your quilt and especially with bible scripture sewn into it! Beautiful! Thank you for showing all your expertise in quilting. I have made quilts but have not quilted on my machine yet. You are teaching me things I needed to learn! :) I love my Jesus too!
Oh my goodness what a beautiful gift of love ❤ I'd give anything to receive a quilt like that. Your husband is gonna love it I'm sure!! Good job by the way 😊
I'm pretty sure the shifty will come out in the wash! I've found that a lot of things I miss when I quilt disappear after washing. Or maybe it's old age and I just forget about the little goof ups by the time the quilt is dried. Don't you love that you can turn that Juki around and free motion quilt with it. Thanks for sharing another great tutorial.
You are absolutely right about the shifty going away after washing and drying✅ It just came out of the dryer and it looks even better than before I washed it❤️
I like the idea of haven the words in all directions, so that way there is no right or wrong direction on the quilt. Just my honest opinion. ❤ loven the quilt.
I so enjoyed watching you make that quilt! Gonna try to do something similar with scripture. I will say, I started quilting when I was 19 years old (I’m 70 now)doing everything by hand. I didn’t have a sewing machine in those days. I have since evolved to using a sewing machine and I get so much more done. Thank you for all of the tips on sewing Minky for backing and binding. It’s giving me confidence to try those techniques. God bless and happy sewing.
Hi Tracy! I really enjoyed watching you work on this quilt! Your husband is going to feel so loved and blessed! The thought and sheer work and the love really stands out! It's really beautiful! Thank you so much for sharung this with us!
I love this quilt! I just bought some fabric with God's word sections similar to these and I am going to attempt to make a quilt similar to this one. Thank you for the inspiration.
So wonderful to see God's Word in that quilt! A warm, fuzzy collage...Well done Tracy!
Yes! I too love that God's Word is ALL over this quilt. It is so cozy too.❤️
Love the verses but prefer all them going one direction.
Love this colorful quilt and love that you just do it and not overthink it!! Love that you’re not a perfectionist and your backings can be “out of the box”!!❤
Even if your husband can see how the sections are put together, he's not going to care. All that's going to matter to him is that you love him so much that you made a gift designed especially for him and him alone. Well done!
So love your patterns and how you explain how to make them. Thank you, love your pool noodle quilting❤ only one problem I watch from England so what is minky? 😂
I am working on ‘going away’ quilts for each of my grandsons. When I pass I do not want a funeral, wake, viewing, etc., there aren’t that many people I know that are close enough to drive here anyway. I don’t want people looking at my dead body! I want their memories of me to be when I was alive. Their quilts will have pieces of my flannel nighties, their favorite colors, and on the back a note in my handwriting “I will love you forever, Granny”. I have watched these two boys grow up from infants to college graduates so my ‘disappearance’ will affect them emotionally. With these quilts, made with my love, they will always have a reminder of my love for them.
Wow Sherry...how wonderful.❤️
Watching you quilt is making me want to quilt. Lord know I do not need another hobby. As we get older we need warm blankets ( " s" ) plural on the bed to keep warm. So I may have to make a quilt. Ugh I don't need another hobby.
Great tip on the interfacing of flannel! I have a set of turning twenty flannel Quilt blocks that have just been giving me fits. I had thought about using interfacing, but was concerned that it might be too heavy for this quilt. Your comments have helped me tremendously. I will go hunt for a very light interfacing to control it. Then I’m gonna finish squaring my blocks and finally put them together! Thank you.
Thanks for all the wonderful ideas. As they say necessity is the mother of invention.
I use a pink eraser to ckean my mats. It really gets a lot of fiber out of them. Dollar store to the rescue 😊
When my husband passed away I cut his shirts into 2 1/2” strips and made a king size quilt front and back. My family calls it the comfort quilt.
Hey Tracy that is awesome
For a man
P.S. I got a Juki for my birthday!
Woo hoo🎉💥🎉YAY❣️
Iove my Juki❤❤❤❤
This quilt is absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing this. I can't wait to try one myself.
That is one beautiful quilt! Your husband will love it!
Thank you so much Christine! I can't wait to give it him❤️
This is a great idea. My husband just was baptized this spring. He’d love this!
Awe...yes...this would make a great gift for him❤️
Your husband will enjoy this warm. Fluffy quilt. Lovely.
I can't wait to give it to him....I hope I can wait it out until Christmas haha🤣
I subscribed when you mentioned Bible verses! I love quilts and quilting, but love that you are incorporating God into this quilt!! Made my Day!!
I have been sewing for 65 years and consìder myself extremely good at it because of my great love for it and God allowing me to find the natural talent he gave very young. However! You never cease to amaze me with the bright ideas you come up with. Thank you, thank you, thank for how sharing so freely with us.
I would love to share many of my ideas back with you and I will if i regain my health again. You are truly a sewing giant. Love from Texas!
I love lining a quilt with flannel, even without a minky back they have a wonderful weight. Maybe living in Texas has something to do with it - we don't have much need for heavy quilts!
I agree...it gives a wonderful "drape" to the quilt❤️
My very first quilt was 100” square and every focal fabric was a memory jog of the favourite things for my sister and her husband. I called it Making Memories and when I gave it to them the other week (we won’t be together for Xmas) they were blown away! They loved it! I also learned so much making it! 🌻
Wonderful quilt. Thrifting the shirts? Brilliant!
Your process for putting this quilt together as a collage is exactly the process I used for my granddaughter’s T-shirt, Quilts. They both turned out really beautiful. However, I think it might have gone better if I had a design wall like yours. Laying them out on the bed just didn’t work as nicely.
Nice idea to do a flannel. Just an idea, 1or 2 extra shirts just for your strips. Unsure but might help with matching with the blocks.
Great masculine quilt! I know he will love it! I hope you do get him on camera when he opens it! I love the way you accept that every quilt does not have to be ‘perfect’! That we sometimes have little blemishes in our work. That little piece of encouraging advice saved me from getting frustrated with myself. 😊❤ You keep it real, and I love your videos!! 😊❤
I hope I get him on camera too...will be fun for sure🎉
Ok! This is my fav video so far!! Thank you for saying what you are thinking out loud! That is inspirational; i can almost believe I can do it when I hear you talk it through! You are truly wonderful, Tracy!! So many good ideas! I will have to watch this over and over!! I love minky so much and your hints are great!! The overlapping join is so good!! This quilt will be a heirloom in your family!! Your energy is awesome!! Your problem solving skills are equally awesome!! I love your Juki!!😮 your big meander is brilliant!!
Your husband will love his quilt. Thanks for sharing your process and keeping me company while I made chicken soup. ❤
O, Tracey! So want to watch & learn from this video but I have to run a couple of errands 😢 I'll rewatch from the beginning this afternoon, promise with my right hand up. Everyone enjoy & learn from Tracey!!😊
Tracey, duckbill scissors are good for trimming with very little worry of cutting something you don't want cut🎉
Awe thank you Joy ❣️
What a beautiful quilt. God’s word and minky wrapping you up. Couldn’t think of anything better. You rock!
We never need to apologize for the Bible 🙏
Right!!!
I love this quilt! I love the inspirational words, and the fact that your husband loves them!! Thank you for this awesome tutorial!!
Tracy you have such nice videos. I love watching you. I want to say what a clever idea of putting the command hooks on your rulers! They look much more easier to handle. I bought some to put on mine. God Bless you and your family.
I like the affirmation blocks switched up on their sides. This is a very nice quilt, I'm sure he will love it. Thanks for the tips about piecing different types of flannel.
Thanks Di❣️ It's going to take all I have not to give it to him early LOL🤣
Hi Di!
Why don’t you do longarm quilting since you make so many
You are a very good teacher I'm so glad i found your channel
I am working on such a quilt for my beloved mother-in-law. My FIL passed away last year. I don’t remember it. I was in hospital recovering from brain surgery. After rehabbed I am finally getting back into sewing. MIL gave all of flannel shirts and bottoms. I’m using them to make her a quilt I’m cutting as big as a block as I can. I will quilt in the valley. I did buy a plain by the yards flannel for the backing and sashing and any where else that needs it.
Beautiful quilt! Your husband will love it.
Find the “middle-ground area of straightness” Yes! I love this philosophy and the release from perfection
LOL🤣 So true though!!!!
I like thrifting scrubs for quilts. Lots of novelty prints.
Thank you for the idea❤️
What a great idea for a man quilt!!!! And my husband would love the Bible verses too. What a fabulous quilt project!!!!! Good job!!!
Thank you...I can't wait to give it to him❤️
That is a yummy warm cozy quilt that will warm the soul!
What more can someone ask for? Full of comfort and warmth to wrap up with, filled with encouragement and wisdom, and made with love! LOVE THIS❤
I love your thoroughness on constant trimming. I only recently realized that doing this keeps my quilt completely square at the end. Each block needs to be as perfect as I can get it. Perfection isn’t guaranteed-it is just a goal.
I always say that..."As perfect as it can be"❣️ So true for sure.
Such a beautiful masculine quilt ❤. I love the idea of the thrifted flannel shirts, and the warm minky backing! I'm Inspired now to make one for my husband 😊. Thank you so so much for your tutorials . I love all of your tips and tricks , and learned so much from you.❤
What a great gift so lovely
I had to go and order from Walmart the verses !! Wonderful Idea! Game changer stabilizing the flannel!! I am inspired.
Yay🎉❤️
Another helper with lap drag I was told to try and it helped is put a pillow, I use a guest bed pillow, and it will be even better with your little secrete necklace. I do tuck the pillow under the lip of the table while it’s in my lap . I do quilting on a HQ Capri 18 and my domestic Pfaff. The pillow helped a lot. Off to make my quilting necklace.❤
Thanks for the idea Valarie❣️
I am going to use that way to do my binding from now on!
I love your quilt! ❤Great tips for the binding clips, minky backing, and flannel “batting”. Thanks!!!!
The quilt looks great, my 1st time see you put together a quilt from flannel shirts. My guess is the minky is the filler. If that's right, this should be the first time I have seen a quilt put together by you. My mom would have shipped the quilt out to have the filler put in it.
It's great to see your video. I had to touch like button instead of smashing it.
Hi there Ernest!!! Great to see you in the comments❣️
Awesome project and all the details are so helpful, thank you 🙏🏼
Lovely quilt!
Tracy, you are a breath of fresh air! Pool noodles...who'd a thunk it. And your clips! What a stroke of genius. I am ready to try free motion quilting again,
Woo hoo...YOU can do it Lisa❣️
Thanks for tutorial. Will definitely try your clip “necklace.”
Oh my gosh, your elastic necklace looks so effective! I need to master free emotion so I can wear one!
I just love plaids, now I have to hurry and finish up the 2 quilts for Christmas and start one for my husband. Thank you for the inspiration.
You know what I love abt this quilt? It’s so satisfying to see you make the WHOLE THING in just ONE HOUR! 😉 🤣
So inspiring!!! (If only! 😆 😝)
Yes, I think laying it face down was a good idea bc hvg a stretchy front and back, it wd hv been a nightmare to keep it as straight as you did, if it was the other way around. Good call!!!
Now your gonna be like the cat that ate the canary, until you give it to him. 😁
Yes...only if it could all happen for real in 1 whole hour LOL🤣 Thank you for the validation of my decision on the way I layered it🩷. It's going to be so hard to wait til' Christmas...I just washed and dried it and it came out even better...can't wait❣️
I’m in the process of making a memory quilt for someone from her mother in laws clothing. Having to stabilize the fabric is a long process so if I ever do it again it will be for someone special like my husband❤ It’s sweet of you to make that for yours. It’s a labor of love for sure!
It is a long process for sure❣️ I can't wait to give it to my hubby❤️
You are MUCH younger than me 😅 my days on the floor are long gone!
You gave many helpful tips I can use for my projects. Thanks
I have collected several Plaid shirts from the thrift store. Thank goodness they are cotton fabric and not flannel! One day I will make them into a quilt. Last summer I did make a queen-size flannel quilt for someone that had 1,670 two inch squares. I dealt with the "wiggly" flannel by heavily starching the fabric.
I’m collecting flannel shirts too 👍 I haven’t got enough that will ‘work’ together yet but I’m looking forward to getting it started 😃 Your quilt looks wonderful and I’m sure that your husband is thrilled with his new quilt 🥰 And you did a marvellous job actually quilting it on your sewing machine 👏👍 Not many people would have been brave enough to do that, but now we all know it’s possible 🤩👏 Thanks for the tip about stabilising the flannel 👏👏🇬🇧
This is a great quilt!! Your husband is going to be so happy to get it. You did a beautiful job and I enjoyed watching this quilt come together. I just love shirt quilts and flannel. It's going to be such a soft and snuggly quilt.
I often use the "Sleep On It Method." This is a strategy I used when working on my MAT degree and took it into my classes when I began teaching. It works.
🎶💐💖
Love how your mind works! Soooo creative! 🥰
I'm sitting here in a cold room (heated, but I'm still cold) watching you meander through the top and thinking how nice to climb underneath. I've only done a baby quilt with minky and said never again. But yours looks amazing and I love all the scriptures on there. And the tip with elastic and binder clips around the neck, priceless. Thanks.
Wonderful quilt hope your hubby likes his quilt 😊
I can't wait to give it to him❣️
I like the idea of the scripture squares. As always your quilt looks amazing. With the cost of fabric these days shopping at thrift stores is a great resource.
Great quilt. Love it.
Your husband is going to just love this quilt! Thanks for sharing the whole process. Very informative!
You are so welcome!❤️ I can't wait to give it to him❤️
I can’t wait to try the elastic and clips. The drag is always a problem. Thank you
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING Quilt I’m Excited to go thrift store shopping to find flannel shirts for this project…. Thank you so Very Much
This is gorgeous
Love this quilt
Love your man quilt.
Thanks Paula❣️
Girl, you work so hard to get your quilts done, and they are all beautiful! Tell your hubby that you deserve a longarm for Christmas! 😊
Domestic machine quilting has it's place, However this quilt would have MOST definitely benefited from a longarm quilter. Please don't be afraid of using a longarm quilters expertise. You can look for a local quilter, and benefit yourself and the quilter.The quilt will come out straight on all sides and look very good. Bind it yourself for some savings. Use of shirt material is great and the word fabric gave the project a real boost. This made a great man's gift!
I love love love everything about this quilt. It just screams snuggly cozy cuddle with it on those cold windy days! You are so down to earth and real when you make your videos and quilts I just love it.
Now for the truth did you curse during the making of this quilt? 😂 and did you feel guilty afterward when you where reading the sayings? I know I would have then saying I was sorry , Not! Come on God has a sense of humor.
Your husband just might tear up with the gift from the your heart and soul!
Nope, no cursing on this one LOL🤣 But Yes...I always imagined God with a sense of humor....He did make us in His image...and "most" of us have a sense of humor LOL🤣 I'm super excited to give this to my husband❤️
Love this Tracy!💕🧵
Great idea about the words. I'm making my husband a blue jean quilt and I could use these in a few places.
I am so glad you showed this video. I am making a flannel shirt quilt for my grandson and your idea of adding to add interfacing was the piece I missed. so I added it at the end and wow it was a big help . thanks
Oh my goodness, I want to make one for my husband. Love how this turned out and glad for the construction tips. I really like the inspirational words as well. Great job!
So lovely, nice to see a man's quilt, I've got to try this one for my son. Thank you for sharing x
Oh Miss Tracy this quilt turned out so amazing. Love all of God’s inspirational quotes…and to match it with flannel and Minkie!! It couldn’t get any better than this one! 🥰🙏🥰 Mr. Hubby is going to love love love it. 🤗🤗
Thanks Debbie...I can't wait to give it to him....good thing Christmas is almost here LOL🤣
I love your quilt and especially with bible scripture sewn into it! Beautiful! Thank you for showing all your expertise in quilting. I have made quilts but have not quilted on my machine yet. You are teaching me things I needed to learn! :) I love my Jesus too!
Amen❤️
Girl you done good he is going to love it 💞
Thank you Nancy❤️
Oh my goodness what a beautiful gift of love ❤ I'd give anything to receive a quilt like that. Your husband is gonna love it I'm sure!! Good job by the way 😊
Tracey did you cut the shirts in random pieces or precise ones. I'm confused on how to cut one up. Thank you!
I'm pretty sure the shifty will come out in the wash! I've found that a lot of things I miss when I quilt disappear after washing. Or maybe it's old age and I just forget about the little goof ups by the time the quilt is dried. Don't you love that you can turn that Juki around and free motion quilt with it. Thanks for sharing another great tutorial.
You are absolutely right about the shifty going away after washing and drying✅ It just came out of the dryer and it looks even better than before I washed it❤️
I like the idea of haven the words in all directions, so that way there is no right or wrong direction on the quilt. Just my honest opinion. ❤ loven the quilt.
Thank you Chrissy❣️
I so enjoyed watching you make that quilt! Gonna try to do something similar with scripture. I will say, I started quilting when I was 19 years old (I’m 70 now)doing everything by hand. I didn’t have a sewing machine in those days. I have since evolved to using a sewing machine and I get so much more done. Thank you for all of the tips on sewing Minky for backing and binding. It’s giving me confidence to try those techniques. God bless and happy sewing.
The little ones turned sideways looks great👍
Thanks...I like it too❣️
Again, you are AWESOME! LOVE your tutorials!
Thank you so much!❤️ You are very kind❣️
Hi Tracy! I really enjoyed watching you work on this quilt!
Your husband is going to feel so loved and blessed! The thought and sheer work and the love really stands out!
It's really beautiful! Thank you so much for sharung this with us!
He is going to love it for sure...I can't wait❣️
Thank you for this tutorial. When i saw you sitting at the end of your machine, i thought BRILLIANT!!! Love the scriptures
I love this quilt! I just bought some fabric with God's word sections similar to these and I am going to attempt to make a quilt similar to this one. Thank you for the inspiration.
This is a definite favorite. Adding in the navy or black really ties it all together. Your Hubby is going to love it. Congratulations 😊
You do such good work! Thank you for sharing your experience with us! I am sure that your husband will love his quilt. It looks so cozy!
Thank you for the kind words ❤️ It is super cozy...yes..he will love it❣️
Love the flannel shirts, and I th8nk you’ve made me brave enough to try a minky backing.
You have so many great ideas. Thank you for sharing. I love that your ideas are simple easy to make and work.
Great video Traci, I use mostly men’s cotton shirts from the thrift store.❤️
What a beautiful quilt. I'll have to look for that quote fabric.
Beautiful work. ❤
I love this scrappy flannel shirt quilt, very nice!