When cutting your strip sets... If you stack them with the seams nesting, once you cut, the pieces are ready to sew into a four patch directly from cutting. Saves a ton of time. This is always a pleasure to watch this pattern and actually all your patterns. Keep em coming ladies... Babs near Tombstone AZ
I had received in mailbox today a layer cake of Robert Kaufman’s Scarlet’s Garden. I watched this video this morning and when I saw the delivery I cut out my first quatrifoil block. It shows off the large floral designs.
Jenny, I am sure you get this all the time but did you know you explain things so easy that even a measurement challenge person like me gets it. Thank you so much.🥰
Thank you for all of the lovely videos over the years. I can’t imagine how you get it all done, it’s so difficult to be creative all the time yet week after week, year after year, you keep producing wonderful quilts and projects that we are all dying to make. Years later, we are all still enthralled with all that you do! So thank you from the bottom of my heart! Friday mornings I wake up and race to the tv to watch your latest video on RU-vid and am never disappointed. And I love the addition of triple play and remaking some of the older projects. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for years of entertainment, encouragement and creativity!
Qutralfoil quilt pattern was my very first discovery with MSQC, my very first tutorial, and my very first time finished a quilt from the beginning to the very end. Discovering MSQC was a life changing moment for me. Thank you so much Jenny for your endless creative idea.
Omg, I just have to make this one. My husband wants me to make a quilt for each of his adult daughters for Christmas. One pieced top is done and this will be the other one. I just love it! Perfect timing.
This is an all time favorite of mine! I’ve made this quilt for wedding gifts and a mini version for a baby quilt. So nice to revisit when I’m needing a pattern for a directional fabric. Thanks Jenny! Such a delight to continue to enjoy your creations!
Finally! This is a quilt worth cutting into my Kaff3 stash for. It would be awesome in Tula Pink with faces or critters fussy-cut for the centers too! But first, shopping...
I would like to have seen the star version of this block. Maybe future episodes could feature "what if" segments, showing the possibilities of turning blocks in different directions.
I just made a quilt top using the jelly rolls of this fabric. I made my first quilt after 40 years when I watched your Hunter’s Star tutorial and have been making tops since. Ones I gifted have been hand quilted. I have about 20 tops needing quilted. Love your videos.
This quilt looks amazing ALL the time, with any fabrics. But this collection of Kaffe fabrics is so bright and pretty. I have yardage. I think this needs to go on my quilt bucket list.
So beautiful but not as beautiful as you both. So amazing all the weight you both lost😊😊. Love your longer hair, Natalie . You looks so so happy I live and love your tutorials 💓 ❤
Hi from Ireland 🇮🇪 😊 u guys make me look back at granny's days of croquet blankets she made for small premature babies in neo natal wards around Ireland 🇮🇪 vollenteered her craft I couldn't make anything but nice to watch
this was the first quilt i made all by myself with Jenny as my teacher ! usually my sister Kim who taught me to quilt was with me . I was so proud of myself and this quilt is still one of my favorites. It even hung in a quilt show .
Such a beautiful quilt I made myself one and it was on the back of my sofa,my neighbor was visiting and asked if she could buy it and sew I just gave it to her I'm definitely remaking this in Christmas colors,Natalie is such a great helper
You made a comment on how smooth the rotary cutter you're using is. I couldn't find it listed in the supply listing nor on the web site to purchase. Could you tell what rotary cutter it is? Thank you.
The Kaffe fabric is just so spectacular! It just GUSHES with an explosion of color! Love seeing mother daughter! Also LOVE seeing the Airing of the Quilts short video! Liked how you showed the back of the block ironed seam directions. A GORGEOUS quilt Jenny! Thank You!
Love watching the two of you create together. Kaffe has such vibrant, saturated colors. These make beautiful quilts. Thank you for sharing. Take care and blessings to y'all.
What a coincidence - I'm just finishing a Quatrefoil quilt right now, putting on the border! This is the second one I've made, the first was several years ago. This is definitely one of MY favorite 15 patterns!
This has always been my fave to make. Of course, every pattern from you is flawless so I am always a happy camper. Thank you for growing your business, incorporating your growing family and putting Hamilton on the map. ❤
I fell in love with this pattern when you did it a few years ago in green and purple. I helped my niece make this from that video, she loved the purple. Thanks for the revival, hugs to You and Natalie. Jenny, just looked back through all the videos and it was not a few years ago. April 2015. That is how long I have loved this pattern.
Just once, I want Jenny to say, "We're using this fabric from and isn't it hideous? Jesus, how did this get made? But whatever, it's just for a tutorial."
This is one of my favorite patterns, and this fabric is so cheerful! I see that Natalie has inherited your habit of not setting the seams, but I'm starting to wonder how much that really matters.
Love this quilt so beautiful! The fabric and colors are stunning! Thank you Jenny and Natalie for your great tutorial on this quatrefoil quilt pattern. I can't wait to try making it myself
OK ladies…you’re using a “new to me” rotary cutter that you said cuts like butter. DO TELL…please. What rotary cutter are you using i this video. By the way…love love love this quilt!!! Especially with Kaffe fabrics ❤
I have to admit that Kaffe Fassett fabrics are not what I usually like but I’ve decided to give them a try and put the layer cake into ,y basket. I really do like the colors for this quilt and think it’s time for me to make a drawing (love graph paper) and dig out my colored pencils!
