Watching from England. Loved how you created and put this all together and persevering to the end. Well worth all the effort as you've created a unique beautiful quilt 🥰
Thank-you so much - it did very like a marathon - it was took me an entire winter of working on it most afternoons and evenings - Thanks for the lovely compliment.
Oh I love this! What a fantastic method! And I love that you’ve used stuff you already had! So impressive! And you hand quilted all those blocks! Wow that would’ve taken a while but I bet was so enjoyable :) thanks for sharing this :)
Well it was wonderful watching you and I do enjoy your banter, you are very entertaining. Those kinds of material scare me I really feel better just sewing with cotton, but I’m sure Somebody will be happy to try this. I’m not comfortable sewing garments.
Thank-you! I appreciate it and wish you the best with your project! I made a throw size out of my husbands dress shirts - the shirts wear out at the collar and cuffs but so much great fabric still left in them - its one of the reasons I started trying my hand at quilting.
Hi Dara! I'm a new subscriber and getting ready to venture into quilting. Love this idea! And you have executed it beautifully. Thanks for keeping it real and showing your work-arounds. Help? What size and type of needles did you use for your machine stitching and your hand stitching? Thanks! And keep 'em coming!!! Greetings from St. Louis, MO. ~Kelly🪡
wow I'm so pleased you will give it a try! Hand stitching - just any old variety pack of needles from the fabric store - then keep experimenting with the size/thickness until you find one that YOU find comfortable in your hand and with the items you are sewing. - That's what I do. Machine needles were 80/12 or 90/14 sharps - I think these are basically "all purpose" sizes.
That's my mom!! I'm your biggest fan!!
Thank-you sweetheart
Your diligence and integrity is evident in your hand sewing and your ability to make a gorgeous quilt and shams from existing resources! 💜 I love it!
Thank-you! I appreciate your lovely comment!
Watching from England. Loved how you created and put this all together and persevering to the end. Well worth all the effort as you've created a unique beautiful quilt 🥰
Thank-you so much - it did very like a marathon - it was took me an entire winter of working on it most afternoons and evenings - Thanks for the lovely compliment.
Oh I love this! What a fantastic method! And I love that you’ve used stuff you already had! So impressive! And you hand quilted all those blocks! Wow that would’ve taken a while but I bet was so enjoyable :) thanks for sharing this :)
Thank-you so much! Yes, it took me about 3 months to do the quilting . But it was worth it. Thanks for your comment and your kind words.
Nice quilt. I like that it is made of recycled materials.
Thanks so much!
Beautiful quilt and I love your hand quilting. Your quiet manner is so wonderful to watch. New subscriber and looking forward to seeing more.❤
Thank-you very much for your kind comment!
Well it was wonderful watching you and I do enjoy your banter, you are very entertaining. Those kinds of material scare me I really feel better just sewing with cotton, but I’m sure Somebody will be happy to try this. I’m not comfortable sewing garments.
Beautiful
Thank-you!
Very nice job! I am particular to scrappy quilts and reusing materials. Don't be too critical of your work; it's all part of the homemade vibe.
Thank you so much!
I love this quilt. I'm also casual about edges, etc. Though I am learning better techniques, I will never be the one eith a near perfect quilt.
Thank-you for the compliment and its very gratifying to know I'm not the only one who embraces perfectly imperfect😄.
Love it my son has me so many unused shirts will try to make one can't go for king size will get discouraged discouraged nice work
Thank-you! I appreciate it and wish you the best with your project! I made a throw size out of my husbands dress shirts - the shirts wear out at the collar and cuffs but so much great fabric still left in them - its one of the reasons I started trying my hand at quilting.
Hello from the UK, your quilt is perfectly imperfect, its very unique and very much as I imagined a part handmade quilt should look like. ❤
Thank-you so much! I really appreciate your comment and your kind words.
Greetings from Ukraine! Your designs are so simple, but so cozy and adorable!
Thank-you! I really appreciate your comment.
love use of repurposed items, and reversible! great idea, thanks for sharing♥♥
Thank- you so much for your lovely comment!
I enjoyed your video, I want to try this for myself...I am a beginner quilter.
Thanks so much for your comment. Best of luck and stay positive! It can be a long process 😁
Love this quilt! So comfy looking.😊
Thanks so much ! The flannel, t-shirt combo for a quilt is so soft and this quilt is very cozy and comfy. Thanks for watching.
Awesome quilt
Thanks so much!
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Thanks so much for your kind words!
Hi Dara! I'm a new subscriber and getting ready to venture into quilting. Love this idea! And you have executed it beautifully. Thanks for keeping it real and showing your work-arounds. Help? What size and type of needles did you use for your machine stitching and your hand stitching? Thanks! And keep 'em coming!!! Greetings from St. Louis, MO. ~Kelly🪡
wow I'm so pleased you will give it a try! Hand stitching - just any old variety pack of needles from the fabric store - then keep experimenting with the size/thickness until you find one that YOU find comfortable in your hand and with the items you are sewing. - That's what I do. Machine needles were 80/12 or 90/14 sharps - I think these are basically "all purpose" sizes.
Priceless!
Thank-you so much!