When you're making the Grandma's Flower Garden, you never showed yourself removing the paper underneath as you sewed it on? When do you remove it, please? By the way, you are one of the best teachers I've seen! ❤✏️✂️📏🪡🧵
Hello Carol, Thanks for the lovely words. We aren't sure what video you're referring to - we don't recall demonstrating 'grandmas flower garden'. Are you referring to the english paper piecing? Hope to hear back.
I've thoroughly enjoyed watching you work! Right now I'm not able to get any sewing done, but just watching you sew and the whirring sound of the sewing machine has been so calming. I had to laugh when you got your pieces a little mixed up before cutting and you stopped yourself! Yes, measure twice and cut once! I'm sure you would have found a way to use your mistake in another quilt. Thank you! It was lovely to visit your sewing room!
Thank you for this tutorial!! 😊 I have to say I’ve always leaned toward the disappearing 4 patch - but I enjoyed them all. Is great seeing them side by side!!
I just discovered my bags of 4 patch bonus blocks! So so many. This was really helpful and I liked your mental maths when you realised it wasn’t quite right! Yes to more 4 patches, please.
Glad you mentioned the framed 4 patch. I happened to watch Katrina’s video on the Battenburg block and had some leftover jelly roll strips in the civil war fabrics and was hooked. I have them cut and when I get a break now and then I sit and sew blocks and add to my basket. Love your other ideas as I love 4 patch quilts. Thank you for sharing!!!🪡🧵🙏
Thank you for sharing this with us.❤ I really appreciate it. You explain and demonstrate very well. I learned new ways to do interesting "four patches." I love that triple idea. Have a blessed day 💕😊
Good morning from the U.S.! Four patch blocks are so versatile...thank you for all the lovely ideas and your clear, precise instructions. An easy video to watch and makes me want to head to my sewing room.
When you did the Square in a square on point. Using 2 1/2 " squares for center how do you know it is a 4" block? How do you figure the size of the outer (what ends up triangles) blocks? Say I had 5" blocks or 3" blocks for the 4 patch, How do I figure the size of the background blocks?
I'm relatively new to quilting and this four-patch block will be my go-to! Jeanette is an excellent teacher, showing as well as telling, and making it so easy to follow. Many thanks.