When can I buy this tool and the case for bobins ?

Beautiful ! Thank you for sharing.

Another great block. Thank You!

Thank you.

And we sewed it together like this…

Thank you !

Thank you

Thanks for sharing and excellent examples,thanks again.😊

i have been trying to use the cal but have hit a birck wall.

Wonderful tutorial. It’s on my bucket list

Thank you!

Love love your blocks !!! Anything in order to use up your scrapes !!! Also, thank you for going slow and explaining everything !!!! Thank you for sharing and caring !!!👊🙌🏼👍🏿❌⭕️❤️🥰🙏🏻🙏🏻

thx

Awesome idea.

Checking in to see if you are doing ok!

Nice ideas for scrap busting. Thank you. New subbie

Very interesting block, and you make it look so easy, as usual. Thank you for sharing.

Is there a part 4

Love the Tula version!

Do we alternate sewing direction to avoid curving ?

Whew! Thought this would be a fun quick quilting idea… wrong. Just learning and I did not realize how complicated a star was to sew.

This is a very pretty block. Thank you for all your videos on constructing blocks

Fun

Many many thanks, Carol!

Look, I already have a problem with eating chocolates in bed! NOW YOU SAY MAKE A POTATO CHIP QUILT....probably just end up with a chocolate dipped potato chip block(s)....YOU ARE BEST WITH YOUR BLOCKS!!!!

Thank you for explaining any size will work as long as the finished length is twice the finished width. Easy peasy!

Great video, thank you!

Thanks so much for the tutorial. I've been wanting to make a potato chip quilt, but was wanting to do one a bit more controlled. The two blocks you've shown fit the bill perfectly! Again, thanks for the Calculators and tutorials.

Great placement idea thanks Carol

Thanks Carol! I love that there are so many possible placements of colors & low volumes that give such different looks to this block. You mentioned that you sew the pieces into the twos & threes ahead -which made the light bulb turn on in my brain- they can be sewn as leader/enders! Thank you for your wonder videos.

Thanks Carol, this style of quilt is on my list of wants. I’ve never bought a jellyroll , but I still have plenty of scraps to use and fabrics had I really don’t have a project for. Again Carol hope all is going well and a special thanks for all you do. 👍❤️🙂

So cute & easy!

Just finished some potato chip quilts for charity from my left over pieces they came out real good I like making these quilts

Thank you! This would be a great ongoing project, using leftovers as you go!

Thank you Carol. Just what I've been looking for. ❤❤❤

Thanks so much! I’m always looking for a quick to make quilt. This is lovely.

I have at least 50 of Lori Holt collection and would like to make a king size pineapple block quilt,could you help me

Thank you so much for sharing this video. Your instructions is very clear and understandable

It’s called a sleeve press and was designed ages ago by the garment industry as a pressing aid for long sleeve seams. I’ve had one for over 50 years that I made by cutting a dowel in half. Nancy Zieman is the one who suggested this cost saving homemade version in one of her videos. It’s fun to see young people discover new uses for these tools! As a side note, the reason seams are pressed to one side in quilting is for durability and longevity. It weakens the seam to press it open because it makes it more vulnerable to the stresses caused by use. The true functional purpose of quilting the layers of a quilt is to strengthen the joined pieces of the quilt top by binding it to the added layers. Uniform stitching over the entire area of the quilt serves to better bear the stress on the seams during use. When seams pop, it’s always the ones that were pressed open during construction that will go first.

So glad I saw this video with your device for pressing open seams!

I HAVE TRIED MANY TIMES TO CLICK ON YOUR CALCULATERS AN MY ANTI-VIRUS PROGRAM SAYS THERE IS A VIRUS AN STOPS ME FROM GETTING TO THAT SITE... I CLOSE THAT OFF MY COMPUTER AN HAVE TO RUN MY ANTI-VIRUS PROGRAM AT LEAST 3 TIMES AN THEN RUN OTHER THINGS I HAVE ON MY COMPUTER TO KEEP THAT VIRUS FROM TAKING CONTROL OF MY COMPUTER.... I WONT BE TRYING AGAIN TO SEE WHAT THAT IS ALL ABOUT... I GUESS I WILL JUST HAVE TO WORK/STRUGGLE WITH WHAT I KNOW BEST AN THAT VERY LITTLE.... THANK YOU FOR ALL THE DOWNLOADS OF THE QUILT PATTERS; MY COMPUTER ALLOWED ME TO DO THAT BUT GOING ON THAT SITE IS NOT HAPPENING... I JUST LOVE YOUR CHANNEL AN ALL THE THINGS THAT YOU DO... THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU HAVE TAUGHT ME ABOUT QUILTING

The instructions are wonderfully, but there is a technical problem. I right-clicked on the calculator pop-up window after it had calculated, but there was not option to print. So, I went to the menu bar and clicked the File>Print...and it wanted to print 12 copies of the same page of calculations; the same thing happened when I did a Ctrl+P. I can choose to print only 1 copy by printing just the first page, but , FYI, maybe this shouldn't be happening???? I am using a Windows machine.

I cannot thank you enough! I made a huge block to put on point for a quilt backing. I’m excited to use your instructions!

I love this! Thank you for investing time in your videos & on your website. So so helpful!

Thanks for showing all 3 ways.

Yeah on the printing!

another fabulous informative tutorial. TY TY

Hi Carol! Love this quilt! I actually cut and sewed these blocks, I will join my blocks tomorrow. Can you please tell me how you finished yours? I usually struggle with color and designs. Thank you for sharing your talents with us!