I made this quilt as a baby quilt for a friend's new great grandbaby. It was fast, and easy to put together quickly. I am a new quilter and make mistakes all the time, but this one was really easy and it was a big hit.
Though not a lady, I did have a chuckle as the ease of this. I'll have to give it a try for some upcoming birthdays. Perhaps some free motion quilting too, ya never know. Your videos are awesome, keep up the good work.
I just made my first quilt, an "I-Spy" quilt for my son using a disappearing 9 patch and your quilt as you go method. It came together very quickly and looks great. Thanks for your tutorial.....you are a great teacher!
This is genius! Perfect for us beginners who aren't really sure about how to quilt all of our pieces together or aren't confident enough to do fancy shapes and all that. Although the straight lines are so simple, it still looks amazing :D
As a new quilter, I have enjoyed this and every tutorial produced by the Missouri Star Quilt Co. All steps are explained and shown in easy to understand terms. Thank you for sharing and inspiring me to continue and also to try blocks that look intimidating to attempt. :-)
Chris Tong Right?! I've been a seamstress for decades but I've always been afraid to make a quilt. I remember a few disasters in trying and have only dreamed of quilting. Until now. ... Jenny makes me BELIEVE I can so I'm working on Two. One is a baby blanket with felted wool from sweaters and the other is for my granddaughter from batiks I'm using her "Round the park" linstructions and (lll)ll)lllll)lllll)( I'm using this method AND her "super easy baby binding " method and others to finish them!lllll Always reminding myself her words of encouragement. ..Finished is better than perfect and her amazing, touching lesson in what we quilters leave our loved ones in her periwinkle tutorial (check that one out!) Thank you Jenny! !!!! iillnllllllll
I want to take the time to say Thank You very much for all the help, I have learned so much from you. Please keep going I enjoy all that you do I watch ever one more then one time and as I make a guilt I watch you.
Love this technique. Since my cat lays of every project I make,my sample quilt was pink flannels. It was so easy and now Moody has her own blanket on my sewing table.
+Ellen Hofer Such a good idea. All three of my poochies sit on the window sill along the edge of my table on old towels. I shall make a pink runner to match my sewing room for them to snuggle up on. :)
Tracy Bell, thank you. Moody always goes right to her quilt and curls up. She can see me, and look out the window. Of course after, and even during construction, she does have to lay on everything I make. lol
Thank you for this video. Yesterday at my quilt group one of the ladies brought in a twin size applique quilted this way. This method allowed her to do her own quilting, it was awesome.
Just love your helps and ideas. I think I might spray baste the backing to the batting so no shifting occurs. Having an all over backing helps hide any "mishaps" especially for the first few you do. Great way to quilt in a hurry.
I love this Missouri Quilting, I'm a lifetime sewer, but also a farmer, so have very little time to go to quilting classes, so this is an excellent tool for people like me. I'm not close too any large city, so unable to join any quilting clubs or any type scheduled classes. Not possible, so I truly appreciate this being on line o learn from. Thank You Pat Dowell Gentry.
I love this quilt as you go method. I have not made my first quilt yet but I have the material and I think everything I need. I am going to make a twin sized John Deere themed quilt for my 4 year old grandson so I am watching and reading as much as I can before I start. My 4 yr old decided which fabric he wanted for the backing and he picked the same one I had in mind. I want this to be kind of wild because its for a small child. Thank you so much for this tutorial.
I have some cute pastels and a really cute Easter print. I hope to make this table runner with some placemats for my table this Easter. Thank you for this tutorial. I love learning all of these nice projects.
I think this is a good way to use scraps. I make clothes, however I do use a lot of quilting fabrics. Although i've never made a quilt! I think I'm going to do this project as a way to use my scraps. It seems nice and simple for a beginning quilter like me!
I am a new quilter and love watching your tutorials. I have learn so much. This one was great I had wondered about making a baby quilt this way and this really opened up a whole new world of quilting for me. Thank you for sharing Jenny.
I've made this quilt many times but I start with my first strip in the center and piece one side and then the other...that way there's never more than half the quilt under the throat.
I just bought a Quilt as you go kit for a table runner and now I understand the method this is so easy for someone that is leaning how to quilt small items like me.
Wow, I just realized that this is what I can do with the huge pile of matching flannel fabrics in soft pinks/white/light blue/etc. I’ve made two baby quilts with these fabrics and had lots of extra fabric this last time around. I wasn’t sure what to do with them since making quilts with flannel is hard because they don’t make it easy to keep the seams straight. But this will solve that problem. Yeah!! Thanks, Jenny!!
Just what I have been looking for to transition from raggy quilts to "real" quilts. I am a beginner and learning quilting online, so this is exactly the tutorial I needed! Thank you for taking the time to make these tutorials.
Could you also use this with strips of joined charms? I'm thinking you could start with a row of joined charms, a solid strip, a charm strip, solid strip, etc. I think that would be really cute. You could also cut varying widths of the solid strips if you want to change it up a little. Solids could be one color or many colors, depending on the look you want.
I love your videos! I have learned SO much from you. As a new quilter, I have many questions and watching your videos answers many of them for me!!! Love, LOVE your videos, thank you and keep them coming!
+Sally Schilling Hi Sally, I too have tons of scraps and some squares that I have appliqued, I too wonder the same thing and if Jenny could possibly do a tutorial for us that have the same question (as this is now the third one I have come across); sure hope she reads these and finds time or a way to show us if this can be done :)
as long as your pattern is in rows and has cross seams that line up from block to block, just attach the rows to the batting and backing as if it were a giant strip. When you've got all your rows attached, you can stitch lengthwise between the blocks (or at an angle if you're doing some sort of diamonds). Just try not to start in the middle of nowhere, which would require you to fasten the end rather than just running off the edge which will be covered by the binding
I've wanted to try quilting for a long time, and now,after watching Jenny's tutorials i've finally tried it, my first was advent calendars for my great grandkids( I'm 65) and yay,, they looked great,(all 6 of them) now attempting a bigger project,a baby quilt, another great grandchild due in spring..wish me luck....and thank you Jenny.
wow !! i've never done a quilt , but i do crochet, knit , scrapbooking, etc... but this is the first time i seen such a wonderful person like you ,doing a tutorial on how to do a quilt that easy .. thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial soon i will go to your web to shop see you soon
LOVED IT!! I am new to quilting or I should say piecing. But now after watching this great tutorial I will "Quilt" my first table runner. Thank you so much for all your great tutorials.
Ditto Tammy, I am new too and I can't wait to try Quilt as you go!!! Thank you Jenny so much. I get so excited every time I watch your tutorial's. Cheers from Down Under... Fran
I am so glad I found this tutorial. I love "quilt as you go," and also love doing table runners and placemats. I can see myself making alot of christmas gifts using this technique. Thank you Jenny. Keep up the good work.
I want to thank you Jenny for teaching me what so many library books couldn't!! I finally know how to quilt because of you!! I want to visit your town and thank you some day!
OMG, I am new to quilting and I had no idea this could be done. I can see endless possibilities. Thank you so very much. I don’t feel so overwhelmed now.
Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorials. You are concise, efficient, and always pleasant. I am a brand new quilter and in just a few months you have guided me through many, many different projects. I always recommend you to anyone who is interested in quilting. THANK YOU!
you are a wonderful teacher and i started quilting about a month ago and now i am hooked, i HATE binding (to dang hard) so i use the birthing method or inside out and it works, i am hooked on your videos, again thank you
I want to say thanks for the tutorial on quilting as you go method -- I just bought a pattern advertised in a quilting magazine that uses this method, so I now am better prepared to start it!
So glad your video is here. You talk about what's necessary that relates to the project and not unnecessary chatting. I have 3 days to make 15 mini mini quilts and definitely will use this technique!
I recently 'rescued' an unfinished quilt from a second hand shop and it has been quilted in the "quilt as you go" method. I wondered how it had been done and this has described the method perfectly. Finishing the quilt is the next item on my quilting agenda.
YES! It explained everything! I feel like I old make anything looking at your vides! You are awesome! I look forward to sharing my creations with you all!
Thank you so much! This is a great way to use up those ends of fat quarters or jelly rolls that I always have left in my scrap bin! I'm make sets of 4 matching pot holders this way - laying strips the long way, then cutting the resulting strip into four squares, then binding them. They turn out so pretty! And so fast!
When I found this a couple of months ago, I knew I had to do it. What a way to go! I have at least 15 tops waiting to be quilted. So doing this was a real buzz. I'd love to send to you a pic. Hoping my niece/goddaughter is having a girl. This one will be for her:)
Im from Germany; I love your tutorials !!! Thank you for speaking not to fast, so I can understand you pretty good. You`re really embolden me to go on with quilting and trying different things. Thanks so much, Ina
Hi Jenny! You have by far the best quilting videos online! You take time but don't waste time with a lot of frivolous yakking about nothing. Your videos are so enjoyable to watch and learn from!
Hi there! You left a comment on my blog asking for a copy of my beaded spider's web bead pattern... I would love to email you a copy, but I do not have your email address.
Thanks again Jenny, for the fun informative way you demonstrate techniques. I've made a few of these and I hope all these quilters DO work on one. Do or Don't there is no TRY.. my daughter's new motto.. I'm still workin on it
Brilliant tutorial. what a great idea for using spare pieces of material as well as quilt as you go. You explain things so well. Can@t wait for the next video.
What fantastic tutorials, tips, tricks & treats! I have learned so much in just a few days, watching & "liking" as many of your vids as possible. My grandmother & aunts were quilters, and grandmother passed when I was a very young child. Your tutorials fill a void in me, not only finally physically learning what I was unable to from my dear family- but in my heart, too. Quilting is bringing me closer to who I am, and to whom my grandmother knew I would be. Reconnecting with my roots - priceless.
Thanks again for the great tutorial on quilt as u go! I need these videos to refresh my sewing skills..so many new techniques are now available since I began sewing 50 years ago...I lack confidence, so I am grateful for Jenny's presentations!
Just found your videos and love them. UK based and mostly used to hexagon patchwork quilts which feel like they take a lifetime to make. Jenny, you've inspired me so much and opened up a whole new world of quick quilting. Thanks so much
Jenny I love watching each of your tutorials, I love you happy way of teaching. I learn something new each time I watch one. This quilt as you go looks fun as well as quick. Thank you
I'm on my 3rd baby quilt using this tutorial. I love how easy it is and the instructions are so clear. Thank you for launching me into quilting. God bless you & the Missouri Star Quilt Company.
I thought your tutuorial was very precise. You spoke very clearly and the lighting, directions and different angles showing the project were wonderful. I am familiar with sewing quilts (intermediate skills), but I was able to benefit from watching. This would be perfect for a beginner. Thank you. Doloron
I've been spending my Sunday morning having a wonder around CZcams for some help in improving my quilting skills. Can't believe how many times I keep coming back to these tutorials - LOVE THEM!
Jenny, you are tops! You have inspired me no end, encouraging me to develop such a love for quilt making - just a beginner I learn something new from you each time, and you make it all seem so simple! A huge thank you! Joy
I made this quilt as a baby quilt for a friend's new great grandbaby. It was fast, and easy to put together quickly. I am a new quilter and make mistakes all the time, but this one was really easy and it was a big hit.
You sure have gotten more sophisticated in the last few years with the Video! Thanks so much for all the information you share with us.
Though not a lady, I did have a chuckle as the ease of this. I'll have to give it a try for some upcoming birthdays. Perhaps some free motion quilting too, ya never know.
Your videos are awesome, keep up the good work.
I just made my first quilt, an "I-Spy" quilt for my son using a disappearing 9 patch and your quilt as you go method. It came together very quickly and looks great. Thanks for your tutorial.....you are a great teacher!
Thank You SOOO much. After my Mom passed away I didn't want to sew or quilt any more, but I will now, Happy Blessed New Year 2019 to You.
This is genius! Perfect for us beginners who aren't really sure about how to quilt all of our pieces together or aren't confident enough to do fancy shapes and all that. Although the straight lines are so simple, it still looks amazing :D
Thank you for all the video's you do Jenny, I'm teaching myself and I find them so helpful
As a new quilter, I have enjoyed this and every tutorial produced by the Missouri Star Quilt Co. All steps are explained and shown in easy to understand terms. Thank you for sharing and inspiring me to continue and also to try blocks that look intimidating to attempt. :-)
I love this lady! I am new to sewing and Jenny has given me so much inspiration and she is so easy to follow. Thank you so much!
Chris Tong Right?! I've been a seamstress for decades but I've always been afraid to make a quilt.
I remember a few disasters in trying and have only dreamed of quilting.
Until now. ...
Jenny makes me BELIEVE I can so I'm working on Two. One is a baby blanket with felted wool from sweaters and the other is for my granddaughter from batiks I'm using her "Round the park" linstructions and (lll)ll)lllll)lllll)(
I'm using this method AND her "super easy baby binding " method and others to finish them!lllll Always reminding myself her words of encouragement. ..Finished is better than perfect and her amazing, touching lesson in what we quilters leave our loved ones in her periwinkle tutorial (check that one out!) Thank you Jenny! !!!!
iillnllllllll
I have always heard of quilt as you go-but never tried it. This is a very easy way to make a quilt. Can't wait to try it.
That runner looks so quick and easy to do. Love love love your tutorials.
I want to take the time to say Thank You very much for all the help, I have learned so much from you. Please keep going I enjoy all that you do I watch ever one more then one time and as I make a guilt I watch you.
Love this technique.
Since my cat lays of every project I make,my sample quilt was pink flannels. It was so easy and now Moody has her own blanket on my sewing table.
Ellen Hofer that's so cute!! Cats just love quilts!! :)
+Ellen Hofer great idea, will have to do for my Gabby
+Ellen Hofer Such a good idea. All three of my poochies sit on the window sill along the edge of my table on old towels. I shall make a pink runner to match my sewing room for them to snuggle up on. :)
Tracy Bell, thank you. Moody always goes right to her quilt and curls up. She can see me, and look out the window. Of course after, and even during construction, she does have to lay on everything I make. lol
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Thank you for this video. Yesterday at my quilt group one of the ladies brought in a twin size applique quilted this way. This method allowed her to do her own quilting, it was awesome.
Just love your helps and ideas. I think I might spray baste the backing to the batting so no shifting occurs. Having an all over backing helps hide any "mishaps" especially for the first few you do. Great way to quilt in a hurry.
I love this Missouri Quilting, I'm a lifetime sewer, but also a farmer, so have very little time to go to quilting classes, so this is an excellent tool for people like me. I'm not close too any large city, so unable to join any quilting clubs or any type scheduled classes. Not possible, so I truly appreciate this being on line o learn from. Thank You Pat Dowell Gentry.
Been looking for a tutorial like this. I love to just listen to your tutorials while I sew. Thanks
OMG this looks so simple. My 12 year old grandaughter has been wanting to make a quilt and I think this will be perfect for her. Thank you so much.
Love watchingJenny she makes quilting look so simple
Thank you ♡Mags in Scotland
You are too kind, Mags! Thank you so much!!
I love this quilt as you go method. I have not made my first quilt yet but I have the material and I think everything I need. I am going to make a twin sized John Deere themed quilt for my 4 year old grandson so I am watching and reading as much as I can before I start. My 4 yr old decided which fabric he wanted for the backing and he picked the same one I had in mind. I want this to be kind of wild because its for a small child. Thank you so much for this tutorial.
I have some cute pastels and a really cute Easter print. I hope to make this table runner with some placemats for my table this Easter. Thank you for this tutorial. I love learning all of these nice projects.
Hi Karen!! That sounds so fun! We would love to see pictures when you are finished!
🌺🌸Hi and thanks a lot for all your tutorials. They show us how to do many things: quilting, self-binding baby blankets, zipper pouches , etc etc
I think this is a good way to use scraps. I make clothes, however I do use a lot of quilting fabrics. Although i've never made a quilt! I think I'm going to do this project as a way to use my scraps. It seems nice and simple for a beginning quilter like me!
I am a new quilter and love watching your tutorials. I have learn so much. This one was great I had wondered about making a baby quilt this way and this really opened up a whole new world of quilting for me. Thank you for sharing Jenny.
I've made this quilt many times but I start with my first strip in the center and piece one side and then the other...that way there's never more than half the quilt under the throat.
Great Idea!
Leslie R I start in the middle also. Have made table runners this way but never a quilt!
Leslie R mm
Leslie R i am a newbie....thx....great idea
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Really enjoyed this tutorial and will try out this kind of quilting very soon. jenny speaks clearly and is full of enthusiasm.
I enjoyed that tutorial very much it was so nice to see another way to quilt. Wonderful
Hi Karen! :) Thank you so much for watching, we're glad that you enjoyed it!
I just bought a Quilt as you go kit for a table runner and now I understand the method this is so easy for someone that is leaning how to quilt small items like me.
I loved watching this video of how to make this table topper. Looks so easy. thanks, Ruth
Is this something that you would try to make, Ruth? :)
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Wow, I just realized that this is what I can do with the huge pile of matching flannel fabrics in soft pinks/white/light blue/etc. I’ve made two baby quilts with these fabrics and had lots of extra fabric this last time around. I wasn’t sure what to do with them since making quilts with flannel is hard because they don’t make it easy to keep the seams straight. But this will solve that problem. Yeah!! Thanks, Jenny!!
Super cute! I've been wanting to try this method and I have a scraps and
OH: A JELLY ROLL that will work PERFECTLY!
Great idea ,another way to use the jelly roll strips. Thanks.
Jenny, you are a Genius! I'll call you Jenny the Genie! Thanks or letting your practical ideas out of the bottle.
This was so helpful. Thank you so much!
Just what I have been looking for to transition from raggy quilts to "real" quilts. I am a beginner and learning quilting online, so this is exactly the tutorial I needed! Thank you for taking the time to make these tutorials.
Could you also use this with strips of joined charms? I'm thinking you could start with a row of joined charms, a solid strip, a charm strip, solid strip, etc. I think that would be really cute. You could also cut varying widths of the solid strips if you want to change it up a little. Solids could be one color or many colors, depending on the look you want.
Well sure, why not! We'd love to see your take on it! :)
I love the quilt on the wall at the 5:47 minute mark. I just love the black, and bright colors both in a quilt like this one.
Janice Switcher Goodness! I am not sure how many neck ties it would take to make a quilt! I have never used them in a project!
It's great to see you to share movies, also glad to use translation software dialogue with you, continue to learn, thank you!
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+Missouri Star Quilt Company I used 44 ties for the center dresden plate ties quilt King size
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I love your videos! I have learned SO much from you. As a new quilter, I have many questions and watching your videos answers many of them for me!!! Love, LOVE your videos, thank you and keep them coming!
I have a lot of scraps, I'd love to know how to use this method to using square pieced of fabric, rather than sewing/using strips.
+Sally Schilling Hi Sally, I too have tons of scraps and some squares that I have appliqued, I too wonder the same thing and if Jenny could possibly do a tutorial for us that have the same question (as this is now the third one I have come across); sure hope she reads these and finds time or a way to show us if this can be done :)
as long as your pattern is in rows and has cross seams that line up from block to block, just attach the rows to the batting and backing as if it were a giant strip. When you've got all your rows attached, you can stitch lengthwise between the blocks (or at an angle if you're doing some sort of diamonds). Just try not to start in the middle of nowhere, which would require you to fasten the end rather than just running off the edge which will be covered by the binding
I've wanted to try quilting for a long time, and now,after watching Jenny's tutorials i've finally tried it, my first was advent calendars for my great grandkids( I'm 65) and yay,, they looked great,(all 6 of them) now attempting a bigger project,a baby quilt, another great grandchild due in spring..wish me luck....and thank you Jenny.
wow !! i've never done a quilt , but i do crochet, knit , scrapbooking, etc... but this is the first time i seen such a wonderful person like you ,doing a tutorial on how to do a quilt that easy .. thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial soon i will go to your web to shop see you soon
Since I'm so new to quilting these videos are FANTASTIC for us beginners. I've learn so much. Thanks so much for these videos and keep them coming.
I have only done blocks like this and still had to put them all together. With this you are done so much more quickly.
LOVED IT!! I am new to quilting or I should say piecing. But now after watching this great tutorial I will "Quilt" my first table runner. Thank you so much for all your great tutorials.
This is a wonderful quilt as you go tutorial. It's just sooo simple. It make me want to quilt something right now . Thank you soo much!!!
I just made 4 placemats using this method. It was so much fun....and I used scraps!!! Thank you!
Ditto Tammy, I am new too and I can't wait to try Quilt as you go!!!
Thank you Jenny so much. I get so excited every time I watch your tutorial's.
Cheers from Down Under...
Fran
I am so glad I found this tutorial. I love "quilt as you go," and also love doing table runners and placemats. I can see myself making alot of christmas gifts using this technique. Thank you Jenny. Keep up the good work.
I want to thank you Jenny for teaching me what so many library books couldn't!! I finally know how to quilt because of you!! I want to visit your town and thank you some day!
OMG, I am new to quilting and I had no idea this could be done. I can see endless possibilities. Thank you so very much. I don’t feel so overwhelmed now.
Thank you I always learn something wonderful from your clear and colourful tutorials.Catherine (Melbourne, Australia).
Wow, I am awestruck. It's a week till Christmas and, guess what my sister-in-law is getting for her table... Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorials. You are concise, efficient, and always pleasant. I am a brand new quilter and in just a few months you have guided me through many, many different projects. I always recommend you to anyone who is interested in quilting. THANK YOU!
My machine won't run on double cloth what to do
I just love watching Jenny. so fun and so easy to understand.
you are a wonderful teacher and i started quilting about a month ago and now i am hooked, i HATE binding (to dang hard) so i use the birthing method or inside out and it works, i am hooked on your videos, again thank you
I want to say thanks for the tutorial on quilting as you go method -- I just bought a pattern advertised in a quilting magazine that uses this method, so I now am better prepared to start it!
So glad your video is here. You talk about what's necessary that relates to the project and not unnecessary chatting. I have 3 days to make 15 mini mini quilts and definitely will use this technique!
I recently 'rescued' an unfinished quilt from a second hand shop and it has been quilted in the "quilt as you go" method. I wondered how it had been done and this has described the method perfectly. Finishing the quilt is the next item on my quilting agenda.
I have learned so much from your videos. I think I may just try this quilt as you go. I loved the one on continuous bias. You are my favorite mentor.
YES! It explained everything! I feel like I old make anything looking at your vides! You are awesome! I look forward to sharing my creations with you all!
Thank you so much! This is a great way to use up those ends of fat quarters or jelly rolls that I always have left in my scrap bin! I'm make sets of 4 matching pot holders this way - laying strips the long way, then cutting the resulting strip into four squares, then binding them. They turn out so pretty! And so fast!
Appreciate how clear and simple the instructions are, along with visuals. Makes me want to quilt more and more. So uncomplicated. Thanks Jenny.
Thank you so much for showing us how to quilt as you go. i've been wondering how hard it would be and now i know how simple it really is!
This person is brilliant and she makes everything easy and simple to follow. Thank you i love your videos.
When I found this a couple of months ago, I knew I had to do it. What a way to go! I have at least 15 tops waiting to be quilted. So doing this was a real buzz. I'd love to send to you a pic. Hoping my niece/goddaughter is having a girl. This one will be for her:)
I really think I can do this!!! I am learning how to quilt with our church ladies. We are making a quilt for a fund raiser. It is so much fun!!!
Im from Germany; I love your tutorials !!! Thank you for speaking not to fast, so I can understand you pretty good. You`re really embolden me to go on with quilting and trying different things. Thanks so much, Ina
Jenny, I like all your tutorials. You make things so fun and easy!
Hi Jenny! You have by far the best quilting videos online! You take time but don't waste time with a lot of frivolous yakking about nothing. Your videos are so enjoyable to watch and learn from!
i have wanted to learn quilting for the longest time. Thank you for your video, it is so simple and fun...
Never thought one could quit like this....amazing. Its quick and beautiful.
Hi there! You left a comment on my blog asking for a copy of my beaded spider's web bead pattern... I would love to email you a copy, but I do not have your email address.
This is so great!!!! Jenny your the best! Please don't ever stop making videos
What a wonderful way to make quick, cheerful little quilts for the foster children we sew for...thank you for this idea!
A great method for small projects. My little 9 year old made a Christmas table topper after seeing this tutorial. Thanks Jenny.
this is this first video that i have seen which has made it seem EASY to quilt! great!
I have never quilted, but I want to learn! I am still in the research stage of it. I think this is going to be my first attempt! Thanks for sharing!
This is such a fabulous way to quilt! I will defiantly give this technique a go on my next baby charity quilt.
Thank you for showing how to do this "quilt as you go " I haven't quilted before but will definitely be making one now.
You have made this simple and do-able! I also love your enthusiasm for your project. Thankx!
wow i was so intimidated of quilting but you made it look so easy with the "as you go" method love it!
Thanks again Jenny, for the fun informative way you demonstrate techniques. I've made a few of these and I hope all these quilters DO work on one.
Do or Don't there is no TRY.. my daughter's new motto.. I'm still workin on it
You make everything look so simple and easy!. After watching this I think I can do it...
I am a stay at home Dad and want to thank you for this great video. Good ideas for boys and I.
Brilliant tutorial. what a great idea for using spare pieces of material as well as quilt as you go. You explain things so well. Can@t wait for the next video.
Wow...This was a quick gift to make. It was also very clearly described. Thank you so much for your great tutorials. Keep them coming!
What fantastic tutorials, tips, tricks & treats! I have learned so much in just a few days, watching & "liking" as many of your vids as possible. My grandmother & aunts were quilters, and grandmother passed when I was a very young child. Your tutorials fill a void in me, not only finally physically learning what I was unable to from my dear family- but in my heart, too. Quilting is bringing me closer to who I am, and to whom my grandmother knew I would be. Reconnecting with my roots - priceless.
Thanks again for the great tutorial on quilt as u go! I need these videos to refresh
my sewing skills..so many new techniques are now available since I began sewing 50
years ago...I lack confidence, so I am grateful for Jenny's presentations!
Just found your videos and love them. UK based and mostly used to hexagon patchwork quilts which feel like they take a lifetime to make. Jenny, you've inspired me so much and opened up a whole new world of quick quilting. Thanks so much
Jenny I love watching each of your tutorials, I love you happy way of teaching. I learn something new each time I watch one.
This quilt as you go looks fun as well as quick. Thank you
I'm on my 3rd baby quilt using this tutorial. I love how easy it is and the instructions are so clear. Thank you for launching me into quilting. God bless you & the Missouri Star Quilt Company.
That makes us so happy! Thank you so much, Michelle Narhi!!
I thought your tutuorial was very precise. You spoke very clearly and the lighting, directions and different angles showing the project were wonderful. I am familiar with sewing quilts (intermediate skills), but I was able to benefit from watching. This would be perfect for a beginner. Thank you. Doloron
Hi, from England i spend hours watching your videos.
thankyou so much for them.
I am new to quilting and just love these tutorials they have been so helpful
I love your tutorials Jenny! This looks so easy. You always make quilting look fun.
I've been spending my Sunday morning having a wonder around CZcams for some help in improving my quilting skills. Can't believe how many times I keep coming back to these tutorials - LOVE THEM!
Jenny, you are tops! You have inspired me no end, encouraging me to develop such a love for quilt making - just a beginner I learn something new from you each time, and you make it all seem so simple! A huge thank you! Joy
Dear Jenny, you make it look so easy. Thank you
mumma bear
This is terrific. I have watched Ginny all weekend and you are GREAT! I love your personality...
I have heard of quilt as you go but did not know how to do it. Cannot wait to make a set of place mats for a friend this way. How quick. Thank You.
i love you. thanks for teaching me the world of quilting in an easy manner.