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Please do next videos without the banging "music". Lovely blocks with sashing. Without sash would be chaotic and hard to sleep under. LOTS of scrap with this one. Enough for another quilt of triangles... maybe a geese pattern with blue or white sky.
Hi, I tried to open your website but could not, it said it could not be found...??? My Q: can I use your sashing directions and put my blocks on point? thanks
Ignore the negative comments about wasting fabric, I appreciate the info! I don't have the patience or time to make the other kaleidoscope quilts. I don't mind leftover fabric as I am smart enough to research and find something cool to do with them! Never wasted!!! I didn't mind the music at all, but I can see if people have hearing issues or attention problems they'd be distracted or annoyed. I think you should find another cool fabric thats currently out and kinda ugly, lol, and do it again!! I bet you can turn ugly fabric into something beautiful! Call it a kaleidoscope!
Such a lovely quilt! Sadly, I couldn’t stick with the video because of the background music; it interferes with my ability to attend to the words and follow the narrative.
ok I watched this - LOVE IT! I have a question - you say 8 pattern repeats - but when I did this on paper, 4 pattern repeats (in the stack) gives me 4 squares cut - which when I cut diagonally, gives me 8 triangles - so....am I cutting 8 repeat strips so that I can have 2 sets, or am I not understanding something?
The quilt is nice but I came on here to learn a certain thing. I just want to learn and you talk to much, I mean that in a nice way. Ever hear of get to the point?
Your videos would be much improved if you used a script so the details are covered, things get explained in the right order, and the explanations don't assume prior knowledge of the terms or techniques.
I love that you did the side sashing last. I do mine that way too but I see a lot of people adding the "block cut" sashing on the ends of the rows. Thanks for this!