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Hello, I'm an Aussie, I've been making similar for years. I give mine away to people for presents birthdays etc. I also buy a metre of fake fur & cover back with a throw sewing it inside out, turning it right side out & stitching turning hole up. I've done several for supporters of our AFL who happen to be Tiger supporters. I call them snuggle rugs for watching footy. Love ur crumb quilts & will definitely have a go at one of those but on a smaller scale. Cheers Liz Lewis.
When trimming a quilt, I don’t throw away the even the smallest pieces. I save them in a baggie. When I done with a quilt, I’ll put the small pieces into 2 clear empty xmas ball. Then I will use a sharpie on the ball the date, made by, the name of quilt and even to whom I gave it to. One for me to keep and the other with the quilt.
I have never made a quilt as I’m maths phobic and it scares me but this now this looks much easier 🎉😅👏🏼 Thankyou for sharing your skills so generously xxx
I love your free motion set up. I also don't trust the basting spray. Instead of pinning, I run a couple of basting seams lengthwise across my sandwich.
I'm what I call an impromptu quilter. I don't measure anything. I just place pieces together that I like them make everything fit. This has worked for me for years😃
@@elmyra.jackson sounds like my kind of quilting, I want to quilt but am scared of the shapes and angles and using that cutting wheel as I am very clumsy. Love your free spirit kind of quilting idea.
New viewer. Your opening was so heart felt, reminding of a show called romper room. At the end, the lady would talk with such kindness to all the children out in the world.
I think we run our hands over the fabric for a couple of reasons. One who doesn’t love the feel of fabric?And 2… I think we check to make sure our seams aren’t bumpy. You crack me up Tracy the way you abuse your iron LOL!! I love making quilts this way and yes, I have about 100 potential ones in my sewing room too!
LOL🤣 I do abuse that iron....LOL!!! And it submits everytime LOL🤣 Honestly I bought an extra one of these irons because I was afraid it would break on me eventually...BUT it's still goin' strong LOL🤣
I do the hand swipe after ironing and piecing to make sure the seams are not too bulky and flat. I didn't realize I did it until my niece asked why I do it. After a few swipes I realized why. Crazy how we do these important things without realizing we are doing it.
Hello, just a resent viewer 😊 very happy to found U, Enjoying Creating and Creating what U Enjoying 😉 I hv found im interested in getting back into quilting 😊 been many year's uffta, Thank's for helping Me get back My Joy's ❤😊 Yes Ur Inspiring ❤😊
I'm like Marija, at the end of my quilting life; however, still have a long list of family I want to make quilts for. Your crumb cake quilts are an outstanding way to make these and use all my remaining mountain of fabrics in the bargain. How fun! Thank you.
I think we all put her hand across an ironed piece just because it’s so flat and the aesthetic is soothing to us! I love my Panasonic to! This is a really cool quilt and thank you for sharing.❤
Your neighbors noise doesn't come through to me as I watch, don't worry. Your crumb cake quilt is so beautiful, all blues make it so beautiful. I also really like the one you have hanging as well.
@@glendacrouch1877 Hi Glenda! Thank you for your kind words! I’m not up for a video at this time. I recently had carpal tunnel and rotator cuff surgery on my right side. It will take months for me to heal. Take care!💕
Hello from Plymouth England. I absolutely love this quilt and your videos. I have learned a lot already. As for your "matchy matchy" piece, i have a favourite saying " EVERY MISTAKE IS MADE WITH LOVE" i am also planni g to make your lovely quilt as you go rose quilt. I havent been quilting for over a year but you have given me the incentive to get back to it. I am going to sort my fabric today so i can get started. Thank yo so much ccc
Thank you for showing us what we can do with any size piece of fabric. I love the blues. I think I’ve watched this video three times, keep them coming. I do enjoy your instructions. One thing I would do differently so it’s not such a fristrating task is to make all my blocks the same size decide on a size and go for it. I like puzzles but not when I’m matching up blocks. Understanding that this is an extra large crumb cake. I still would make my blocks all the same size. I believe you would still have the diversity and the scrappiness that you’re going for. Love the blues I definitely have enough to do something like this without going shopping.
Thank you so much Tracy, for taking so much time to show us your best tips and helps as you created your beautiful crumb quilt. You kept a great pace, each step was informative and very helpful, the lawn mowing neighbor melted away, and your friendliness was great. I wish I could come and create with you, Friend💞 I look forward to rewatching this, and keeping up with all your classes. You are one talented lady - we all love you dearly❣
Praise the Lord! Hallelujah! My creativity Tracy is back! Oh how I love the create as you go. The feel good quilting! I would a thousand times rather create than follow a long drawn out pattern that everyone else in the world does! I love you woman! You are the best! Oh speaking of Bestie.....tell yours that Okie Glenda said Hello! Had to add....now I feel the need to rearrange my sewing room! I love that arrangement Tracy....I have it like that sorta but, my already washed( no fabric softener) 😁design wall is all the way on the other side of the room. You have the greatest ideas!
Love, love, love this crumb cake quilt. Thank you! I think, its a tactile, I am happy with that! Wipe of the hand over the material at the end....I often end up finding the material too hot...😂
Made me laugh when the question came across the screen “How many quilts could you make with what’s in your quilt room.” 😅😅. I have no desire to spend that much time figuring. Suffice it to say if I finished up all my UFO’s then started using up ALL my fabric I’ll have to live another 100 years!😮😅
Currently working on wonky-wacky crumb quilt for tv quilts for youngest g-kids. It does grow quickly, once you get started. I started mine by using a long strip and attaching several small pieces to it, cutting them apart and then sewing onto another long strip and so on. I firmly believe the only rule in crumb quitting is there are no rules.
Hi Tracy, Love this one, I watched the whole video & am so excited to try this! Really enjoyed your video making the first one for your Daughter ❤ I’m a big fan of blue & white together and have learned so much from all your quilting tips, thank you ❤😊
Judy Hammack here. I am on my husband's account. I recently did some crumb block making around Valentine. Still trying to decide exactly how to put the blocks together. It was probably the most fun I have had sewing. I have just recently gotten into quilting and I am very much addicted. I will definitely be doing more crumb quilting as soon as I acquire more scraps. I have spent most of my sewing live (67 years old) with clothing making for myself and my 2 daughters. Sewing is my passion to include all aspects of sewing. I absolutely enjoy thoroughly your channel and have watched a lot of your videos. You are so informative and I have learned a good deal from you. God bless and keep you! ❤
I’m amazed at this style of quilting !! I’ve collected many green fabrics and wanted to find a pattern to make my “green quilt”… this is the one! It’s perfect!! I had no idea this style of quilting could be done!! It’s perfect!! This is definitely going to be perfect for my fabric pieces!! Thank you!!
You could also build the quilt itself in a log cabinish style. Pick an accent square for the center then add all your other blocks in a circular motion. Last add a strip to top and bottom to give it length.
Love this idea. Im going to use it for the reverse side of a table runner I'm making. I caress my fabric too! Lol.Warming and cooling of fabric changes it. That last little gesture is kind of like a kiss for luck! Love that t-shirt! Happy sewing❤
