Similar to the panel idea, I'm planning on using a 3 Yard Quilt pattern for a t-shirt quilt. We found some old t-shirts from when my daughter was a child, but I can still get 8 to 10 inch blocks out of them. Of course, with t-shirts, they have to be stabilized to hold the shape. But it should work just fine in a large block pattern.
A baby kangaroo is a joey. Love these patterns. If you have panel blocks that are smaller than pattern calls for, just add some strips around the cut panel unit to bring it up to size. Such great ideas. Thanks.
Panels are always hard to think out of the box but you made it easy. Thank you for the ideas. You are right about being quick to buy what you like. I missed out on the Hocus Pocus quilt. Also, baby Kangaroos are called Joeys.
Fran & Donna you look like yourselves this week. You had some impostors last week, they were fun, funny and brewing up ideas 💡 🧵🪡🎃👀🎭. Cute ideas for panels!
I have most all your books and love them-finishing Time Machine as we speak, for a gift. I need panels for baby quilts, so love your newest videos on using panels with 3 yard quilts.
I wish I could come to Houston but there's no way. Just not doing the traveling anymore. But, maybe you could look into coming to the Phoenix Sewing and Craft Festival, held the last weekend in January. It's a 3-day event and very popular. A lot of designers give a class and of course, have a booth to sell their products. Would love to meet you all. I love what you've done with the panels. How about a large panel that can't be cut. Can you show us how to fit some blocks around them?
I love all your patterns and tutorials. This has been an especially helpful tutorial. I make lots of charity quilts for abused children. Your patterns work well for scrap fabrics. Can you do a tutorial on long panels? And/or create a book on long panels? Thank you
Loved the video, you two ladies are amazing. Donna has more spunk then the average 20 year old. Fran love, love your shirt and your smile is contagious
I was thinking of using Stellar from On the Double book for nativity blocks. The stars would represent the star the wise men followed. Might work. :) Thank you for the inspiration.
A baby kangaroo is called a Joey. This is been such a great video for using panels in your quilts. I would never have thought to do this. Why? I have no idea.
Oh my the quilt festival in Houston skit and invite was sew cute! You all did an amazing job. You should do that as a stand alone video so people won’t miss it. What if they don’t watch this video? The panel quilts are all adorable. I just made one and posted on instagram on the last day of September. I can’t wait to make another one! Your patterns are sew fun to make and easy to follow. Thank you
What a great video!Such great idea! I have some Christmas panels that I want to quilt for Christmas. I’ll be looking through my many 3 yard quilt books for ideas. Til I saw your video it had not occurred to me that I could use panels to make some of your quilt patterns. Thank you so much!
Really like to use panels. Also I love decorative hankies . .hard to find four by four panels . Use twoand half inch strips to out line the panel like a log cabin designing old tradition with new traditional
Love these ideas for the panels with squares in them. I have acquired some precut squares I plan to use. Thanks for the ideas. Have you given thought to designing a quilt pattern for the big picture type panels? The ones you can’t cut?
I was hoping you would have a panel pattern that had a large pattern in the middle and the tree yards of fabric around the panel to make it a bit bigger quilt. I did love the patterns and panels you did show.
Great acting everyone!!!! Loved the movie!! I love these panel quilts - I have a lot of panels. Do you have any suggests for the panels you can’t cut up?
I was so excited when I saw this video was going to work with panels. I have a panel of the Eiffle Tower in Paris that I want to use in a quilt but it is black, white and grays. The woman is carrying a red umbrella, the only color in the panel. I am stumped as to what to put around it. I was hopeful that you could help me. The quilts you made with these panels are wonderful. Can you help with a large center panel?
Hi Michelle! We do have a pattern that can utilize a single large fabric in the center, I will link it here - www.fabriccafe.com/Big-Picture-3-Yard-Quilt-Pattern-p/091521.htm - Another idea would be to possibly cut up the single large panel into smaller squares and have them arranged across the quilt in a way that would keep them in order and when you looked at the quilt in full the image of the panel would appear. That idea may be a little more complicated, but could work and be fun. We are working on creating more patterns that utilize fabric panels, but don't have many at the moment. 😢🤞🏼
Is there a way to use panels, full panels, like a scene of trees, etc, with three yard quilts? I hope you understand what I mean. I have dozens of panels but seem to do them the same way all the time. Panel in the middle then borders. Thanks for your suggestions.
Hi ReRe! We don't have any additional 3-yard quilt patterns exclusively for panels. One idea would be to use our Lickity Split pattern and don't strip piece the vertical rows. Just cut the length out of the panel, add any extra to reach the needed length of 54 1/2", and then assemble with the sashing strips. It would be a cool affect if you are using a scenic panel like trees. - Fran
How you keep coming up with new ideas for these videos! I'm waiting for "Fabric Cafe - The Musical". Donna looks like she can sing, Hannah can choreograph a Busby Berkley number with the FC Team (after she Googles "Busby Berkley") What do you think???
I LOVE that you are including the computer image of the finished quilt top! Makes it so much easier to imagine the final look!
Similar to the panel idea, I'm planning on using a 3 Yard Quilt pattern for a t-shirt quilt. We found some old t-shirts from when my daughter was a child, but I can still get 8 to 10 inch blocks out of them. Of course, with t-shirts, they have to be stabilized to hold the shape. But it should work just fine in a large block pattern.
I love that idea! Thanks for sharing! Donna
what a great idea. I have 6 tshirts from my deceased FIL and I wanted to make a couch blanket for my MIL. thanks
Absolutely love these quilts made with panels!!! Very nice!
A Joey is a baby kangaroo 🦘
It's called a Joey Kangaroo. . I just love this video. Ty Fran and Donna for a great video. Just love it.❤️❤️❤️❤️
A baby kangaroo is a joey. Love these patterns. If you have panel blocks that are smaller than pattern calls for, just add some strips around the cut panel unit to bring it up to size. Such great ideas. Thanks.
Panels are always hard to think out of the box but you made it easy. Thank you for the ideas. You are right about being quick to buy what you like. I missed out on the Hocus Pocus quilt. Also, baby Kangaroos are called Joeys.
Fran & Donna you look like yourselves this week. You had some impostors last week, they were fun, funny and brewing up ideas 💡 🧵🪡🎃👀🎭. Cute ideas for panels!
Yes, we heard there were some shenanigans going on last week! We're glad to be back!
I have most all your books and love them-finishing Time Machine as we speak, for a gift. I need panels for baby quilts, so love your newest videos on using panels with 3 yard quilts.
A baby kangaroo is known as a Joey! I love all the quilts, but especially the Landslide quilt. Thanks for choosing the fabrics and patterns.
A Joey is a baby Kangaroo. Great ideals for panels. Thanks.
Very good idea to include the panels in a kit. All are so cute 🤩. Thank you for the video 😊👍💕
I wish I could come to Houston but there's no way. Just not doing the traveling anymore. But, maybe you could look into coming to the Phoenix Sewing and Craft Festival, held the last weekend in January. It's a 3-day event and very popular. A lot of designers give a class and of course, have a booth to sell their products. Would love to meet you all. I love what you've done with the panels. How about a large panel that can't be cut. Can you show us how to fit some blocks around them?
Donna & Fran great way to use panel fabric. Loved all your choices in fabric. ❤️
Love love love the idea of using panels in the three yard quilts! I hope you do more panel quilt kits!
I've also used a layer cake for some of the patterns. You just cut the squares to the right size and it gives your quilt more variety.
That's a great idea!
You two are so *cute* together! Love your banter!
A baby kangaroo is a Joey. I love the ideas for using the panels with your 3yard quilts.
A baby kangaroo is a joey. Great video--it's so helpful to see ways to use panels.
I love all your patterns and tutorials. This has been an especially helpful tutorial. I make lots of charity quilts for abused children. Your patterns work well for scrap fabrics. Can you do a tutorial on long panels? And/or create a book on long panels? Thank you
Ok, love your shirts!
Thank you for adding panels to your video! That is a terrific idea that I will be trying. 😊
Loved the video, you two ladies are amazing. Donna has more spunk then the average 20 year old. Fran love, love your shirt and your smile is contagious
Baby kangaroo is a joey. These are fabulous ideas. I have ALL of your books and I will look at panels differently now;. Blessings.
Loved to see how the panels fit. Thank you.
Love the bright colored shirts, you two
It is so nice when you show the computer image of the quilt made in the new fabrics. I'll see you at the Houston International Quilt Show!
ABSOLUTELY love this video showing how to use panel blocks in the 3 yard quilt patterns & especially the Halloween panels you found❣️
Loved the panel ideas. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE come to the Madison WI quilt show next year, we missed you all. 🤩
Love that Aussie panel, too!!😍😍😍😍😍
The witching hour is so cute.
Cute panels. Cute JOEYS Fran.
I think Joey! Also I'm so excited because I ordered the Witching Hour!
A baby kangaroo is called a Joey😍 Greetings from Western Australia💐♥️
Thanks so much for showing quilts with panels I have several whole picture panels and no clue what to do
I was thinking of using Stellar from On the Double book for nativity blocks. The stars would represent the star the wise men followed. Might work. :) Thank you for the inspiration.
Great idea, Kim! It sounds wonderful 🥰✨
Donna and Fran ,love this idea I have plenty of panels thank you so much🙏😍
Such a great idea
A baby kangaroo is called a Joey. This is been such a great video for using panels in your quilts. I would never have thought to do this. Why? I have no idea.
Baby kangaroo is a Joey. Hope to see you in Houston. Love the ideas you presented.
Great information about cutting the panel blocks! Love this video
Oh my the quilt festival in Houston skit and invite was sew cute! You all did an amazing job. You should do that as a stand alone video so people won’t miss it. What if they don’t watch this video? The panel quilts are all adorable. I just made one and posted on instagram on the last day of September. I can’t wait to make another one! Your patterns are sew fun to make and easy to follow. Thank you
SEW glad you enjoyed it! Great idea! We'll do that, too. Wonderful! We love to see everyone getting creative with our patterns 😊💜
Joey! Really cute ideas today.
I love these quilts!
Love the halloween 3 yard quilt. Thanks for the great ideas using quilt blocks
Great video today! Been trying to figure out what pattern I could use for some panel fabrics i have on hand & now I know so thank you!
Great ideas! Thanks! Baby kangaroo is a “Joey”!😉
What a great video!Such great idea! I have some Christmas panels that I want to quilt for Christmas. I’ll be looking through my many 3 yard quilt books for ideas. Til I saw your video it had not occurred to me that I could use panels to make some of your quilt patterns. Thank you so much!
Yes! Joey!
Roo I believe is a baby kangaroo ,hello to all from ms June.
Great video!! So many wonderful ideas!!❤😊
GREAT ideas! Thank you!
Really like to use panels. Also I love decorative hankies . .hard to find four by four panels . Use twoand half inch strips to out line the panel like a log cabin designing old tradition with new traditional
Love it!
Geeat job. Thanks
I love these designs!!
Great idea!
Joey is the baby kangaroo. I am excited to meet you in Houston!
Cute kits for Halloween & kids! Baby kangaroos are joeys.
Love these ideas for the panels with squares in them. I have acquired some precut squares I plan to use. Thanks for the ideas.
Have you given thought to designing a quilt pattern for the big picture type panels? The ones you can’t cut?
Nice
Baby Kangaroo is called a Joey ❤
I was hoping you would have a panel pattern that had a large pattern in the middle and the tree yards of fabric around the panel to make it a bit bigger quilt. I did love the patterns and panels you did show.
I think "Quilts for Kids" has a big square in the middle pattern.
Thanks for your suggestion for my panel quilt. My panel is one image not suitable for cutting into blocks. Mary Douglass Salina KS
Hi Mary! You're so welcome. Another idea is to use a large panel as part of the backing on your quilt. It would also look wonderful.
Great idea. Thank you so much for pointing out how easy it is to add panels to your patterns. Joey kangaroo.
The baby Roos are called Joeys.😊
Great acting everyone!!!! Loved the movie!! I love these panel quilts - I have a lot of panels. Do you have any suggests for the panels you can’t cut up?
Not at this time. But thanks for the suggestion. Donna
A baby kangaroo is called a Joey 🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘 Love working with panels! 😘
I did a quilt with a panel of peacocks and made individual blocks. my second block was half square triangles
A baby kangaroo is called a Joey💕
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I was so excited when I saw this video was going to work with panels. I have a panel of the Eiffle Tower in Paris that I want to use in a quilt but it is black, white and grays. The woman is carrying a red umbrella, the only color in the panel. I am stumped as to what to put around it. I was hopeful that you could help me. The quilts you made with these panels are wonderful. Can you help with a large center panel?
The larger prints are different. It, of course depends on the measurement of the print. There are so many variables!
Sounds like an opportunity to branch into something like 3 yards + panel books.
I think a baby kangaroo is called a Joey!!
Baby kangaroo is called a Joey. I’m from Australia lol
Joey … is a baby kangaroo….. sew much fun
Joey is a baby kangaroo!!
Love the witching hour quilt, but couldn’t find it on your website. Is it sold out?
Yes, it is. It sold quickly.
Joey!
Baby kangaroo is a Joey xxxx
question: What do you use for the digital rendering of the quilt? and what if you are short squares for your 'focus'?
We use EQ software for the images. If you don't have enough of the squares, you could make a smaller quilt, or fill in will a coordinating fabric.
Do you have a Jack and Sally panel???
Any ideas for a single large panel in the center? 🤞🏻
Hi Michelle! We do have a pattern that can utilize a single large fabric in the center, I will link it here - www.fabriccafe.com/Big-Picture-3-Yard-Quilt-Pattern-p/091521.htm - Another idea would be to possibly cut up the single large panel into smaller squares and have them arranged across the quilt in a way that would keep them in order and when you looked at the quilt in full the image of the panel would appear. That idea may be a little more complicated, but could work and be fun. We are working on creating more patterns that utilize fabric panels, but don't have many at the moment. 😢🤞🏼
The name of a baby kangaroo is a Joey. I remembered from watching the national geographic
What is the blue fabric collection that is used for the landslide quilt shown in the very beginning?
That is a Kaffe fabric.
Joey is a young 'roo.
Is there a way to use panels, full panels, like a scene of trees, etc, with three yard quilts? I hope you understand what I mean. I have dozens of panels but seem to do them the same way all the time. Panel in the middle then borders. Thanks for your suggestions.
Hi ReRe! We don't have any additional 3-yard quilt patterns exclusively for panels. One idea would be to use our Lickity Split pattern and don't strip piece the vertical rows. Just cut the length out of the panel, add any extra to reach the needed length of 54 1/2", and then assemble with the sashing strips. It would be a cool affect if you are using a scenic panel like trees. - Fran
@@FabricCafe thank you so much that is such a cool idea when I try it I will send you a picture of it. You’re the greatest.!
How you keep coming up with new ideas for these videos! I'm waiting for "Fabric Cafe - The Musical". Donna looks like she can sing, Hannah can choreograph a Busby Berkley number with the FC Team (after she Googles "Busby Berkley") What do you think???
Just wait till Thursday! The musical is in the works! LOL Donna
@@FabricCafe We were at Oaks Quilt Show in PA and it just wasn't the same without you guys!
Baby kangaroo is called a Joey!
It’s a Joey!
Baby kangaroo is a Joey.😊
Baby kangaroo is called a Joey.
A baby Kangaroo is called a Joey
Baby Kangaroo is called a joey I believe
The baby kangaroos are called joeys, I think.
Joey 🇦🇺
Joey the name of a baby kangaroo.
How much is a kit?
Visit our website, www.fabriccafe.com. The prices vary slightly. So check it out.
a joey is a baby kangaroo, I believe
a baby Kangaroo is a Joey.
Is this in a new book
Hi Helen! No this is just showing how you can use your panel fabrics in several of our quilt patterns that we already have! 😊
@@FabricCafe thank you for the speedy reply
JOEY
Isn't a baby kangaroo called a joey?