Make a Disappearing Hourglass 2 Quilt with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star! (Video Tutorial)

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The Disappearing Hourglass 2 Quilt: Easy Quilting Tutorial with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star Quilt Co. Jenny teaches us how to make The Disappearing Hourglass Quilt 2 Quilt using Downton Abbey Layer Cakes (10 inch squares of pre cut fabric).
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Learn to sew with Jenny Doan as she teaches quilting tutorials from the heart. She’s the smiling face of Missouri Star Quilt Company! Stitching together simplified quilts full of love and laughter, Jenny makes quilting friendlier than ever before. With over half a million RU-vid subscribers and more than 150 million views to date, she has sparked enthusiasm for quilting across the globe.
Missouri Star Quilt Company provides totally FREE quick and easy quilting, sewing, and craft tutorials every single week because we love to help you create! Follow along with these fun online classes to learn more about quilt design and quilting techniques. It’s inspiration for everyone-from beginners to advanced quilters. To make quilting easier than ever before, precut fabrics are used as the building blocks of most projects. These quilt fabrics like layer cakes, charm packs, and jelly rolls make textile patchwork as easy as pie! Plus, we offer quilt patterns and quilting supplies along with gorgeous quilt material to simplify your experience. We hope you enjoy our quilting tutorials. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss a single one!

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@homespuntools2115 4 года назад

I love your videos but as I was watching this one for probably the 50th time or so I noticed a brown/green block in the sample quilt over jenny's left shoulder (on the right of the screen) that is put together "wrong." It might be interesting to try and make a 4th hourglass quilt using this happy accident. lol.

@bhquilter Год назад

I was wondering if I was the only one that noticed that! Thought my eyes were playing tricks on me.😄

@institches100 9 лет назад

You have most definitely changed the world of quilting. I now see a pattern and check to see how Jenny did it before I make it. Beautiful quilt. Have a very Merry Christmas.

@frekybyrd 8 лет назад

I too would LOVE a Block Magazine to be of just all the disapproving blocks!! It would be nice to have them in one book of reference.Thanks for considering it.

@marilynnjefferson8525 2 месяца назад

Made this with navy and white (positive / negative) fabrics soon after it was posted. Beautiful quilt and great fun to construct. Thank for all you have and continue to contribute to the world of quilting, Jenny! You are one incredible lady!

@Chriscreations123 9 лет назад

Jenny you need to make one of the block magazines all the different disappearing blocks...I just love all the disappearing blocks!!!Love Love Love

@MissouriQuiltCo 9 лет назад

Thank you so much, Chris!! :) That sounds like a great idea to me!!

@suebabe100 9 лет назад

Jenny, I am making this with batiks and having a blast!!! It is so easy as you said but looks so complicated. I showed a clip to my husband so he could see what I was making and even he agrees that your enthusiasm is infectious!!!! You are hands down my favorite teach and I love MSQC! Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!! xo

@deniseharris9363 9 лет назад

Thank you SO much Jenny ! You make quilting so much easier. I mean what can't we do with the disappearing 9 patch !! Merry Christmas to you and yours !

@MissouriQuiltCo 9 лет назад

Thank you so much, Denise! Merry Christmas!

@09britfred 9 лет назад

Jenny, this may be a dumb question; how do you know the wrong side of a solid fabric?

@cynthiaesquibel3191 7 лет назад

Brittany, that is a very good question, I think. Sometimes it's hard to determine which is the right side.

@koverton723 8 лет назад

This was indeed a "really fun project to do" I had so much fun pulling from my stash to cut my own "layer cake" for this one as I wanted it to be a scrappy reminder of my fabric stash. It went together fabulous and looks more complicated than it is. Of course with Jenny's tutorials nothing is ever hard! Thanks again MSQC for adding to my "finished quilt" collection!

@rowenalewis6030 6 лет назад

Karen Overton Mmm

@elizabethyounkin9156 9 лет назад

I really like your rotating Matt do you sell them in your shop

@danacrocco3592 9 лет назад

I love this in the solid pale green and cream! Beautiful! Thank you, Jenny! This different blocks? She just seeing if we are paying attention :) It's a feature!

@bonniesmithson2959 9 лет назад

Hi Jenny, I love you and I have made so many quilts from your tutorials. However, I have to point out that some of your blocks are off in the example quilt. How do I know??? From ripping out the same issues while I am making a version of this one. In the diamonds, white or the dark ones, occasionally you will see small triangles encroaching on them. The block containing those smaller triangles is off. I am making this quilt for my cousin's sons wedding. I have 4 different deep blues and 4 grey prints, all have an ocean or nautical theme. They live in San Diego. I made it with a finished block size of 17" so that with 6 x 5 blocks and a 5" piano key border at top and bottom, it will be king sized. Thanks for another gorgeous quilt!

@janpos9435 8 лет назад

+Bonnie Smithson I'm glad you said something about that. I kept looking at the quilt and getting distracted by those encroaching triangles. I kept thinking is it me? Trying to figure out what was going on really made my brain hurt. LOL

@Danielle33384 8 лет назад

I was just curious...I do see the triangles that are disturbing the shape of some diamonds. I am wondering how you fixed that issue...was it due to sewing the block together wrong like a misplacement?

@carolynendsley6528 9 лет назад

I also love all the disappearing blocks. It is so much fun to see the transformation when cutting a simple four patch, pinwheel, etc and sewing them back together. I am amazed at the variety you get when turning pieces in different ways. The last quilt I completed was the Disappearing hour glass. I donated this quilt to Love Inc (non-profit) Quilt Auction in my community. As a result, I think you may have many more followers : )

@fernandagodke513 9 лет назад

Jenny, you are amazing!!!! Loving all your videos!

@sandywolf5711 5 лет назад

I'm about 50% done on this one and I love it! I layed out a few of the blocks last night and was soooo excited. This is going to be a Christmas present for someone special. I can't wait to finish it.

@aliciaserr8175 8 лет назад

This is absolutely my favorite of the tutorials so far! I love the fabric choice and the pattern this disappearing hourglass creates. It is gorgeous! Hurray for quilts that look difficult but are actually really easy! Once I find the perfect fabric I'm going to make one of these for myself. :)

@elisabethrobinson4883 3 года назад

Mrs. Jenny, could your quilt patterns be made into a lap quilt? You have beautiful quilts but, they are HUGE!!!

@winnepeterson7740 3 года назад

Sure they can be! Either make fewer blocks or start with smaller squares.

@elisabethrobinson4883 3 года назад

@@winnepeterson7740 thank you

@rondabergeron4414 9 лет назад

Hey jenny. Do you think you could come up with a simple way to make a Cleopatra's square. They are so complicated and I love the look. Sure would appreciate it!.

@Coalgirl100 7 лет назад

Yes a book of all the disappearing hourglasses directions would be appreciated 💐

@irenetornroos4808 9 лет назад

how to order that rotating board? I want to have one! love all your presentations Jenny Doan, Greetings from Finland. I always watch them daily.

@mignonjackson88 9 лет назад

That is so cool. I going to do at. Think you for the videos.

@dianneunderwood8456 4 года назад

Enjoying your videos as I've not done much sewing for quilting. This is one of the the nicest "disappearing" blocks I have had the pleasure to view. And so entertaining (meaning I like your style of teaching : )) Thank you for sharing this.

@booomanchu 9 лет назад

My block was 11.5 x 12. Should I block and square this to get 12 x 12? What was your block's finished size?

@lindsayschilling8707 4 года назад

I LOVE this quilt block/quilt! It will be my next quilt. MSQC, YOU ALL ROCK! You ARE my go to for all my quilting needs/must haves. Many Thanks, Lindsay, Sacramento❣

@queenbee461 9 лет назад

The Rotating Mat is by Martelli - check out their video on RU-vid. You can get this on Amazon.com and their are two pieces - the mat and the turntable. You will need both - they will be about $65.00 total.

@susieannei5641 8 лет назад

It would be awesome to see this revisited with your new "Super-doooer Easy Hourglass Method"!!!!!!

@arlenebaker9755 5 лет назад

well I did exactly what she said to be careful about, that 1/2" on the ruler so I have 25 blocks already done and they look just like Jenny's but the cut is off, I think it will be o.k. as I cut all of them the same and will finish the last 15 blocks the same way, Please let me know if this quilt will be o.k.??? All the quilts I have made so far are from your tutorials and all have turned out this is the first one I did that booboo on not sure what I was thinking I have been using a 2 1/2" ruler I guess when she said 1/8th " I was doing an 1/8th of an inch I quess in the end it will be fine I will do an update when all finished

@jmedlock95 7 лет назад

Hi Jenny!. my wife got me hooked on quilting... grrr lol. I must admit it is a frustratingly fantastic hobby. our problem is finding fabric we like. We long for a fabric place that carries a large selection of fabrics, by the yard, as well as square packets and jelly rolls. Houston is large yes, but driving all over the city in search of fabric is the frustrating aspect. any suggestions on good sources for great affordable fabric?

@reboot530 9 лет назад

Jenny I love this quilt..... You are amazing love your personality. You are a great role model for me. I love quilting (even though I am a guy). Thanks again I want to try that in a orange and white or red and white. Love the blue and white. Amazing thanks again Aaron

@MrsJeanAviles 9 лет назад

by the way I am in UK so none of those fantastic squares/materials here ..postage is expensive for me.. are your quilts backed.. no idea how i can possibly do this as so much to gather together.. am a pensioner & just started..

@michelegustine1368 7 лет назад

Question: The pale green quilt, one of the comments said it was cream instead of white, can you all confirm this. I also loved this color, but just need to know. Its hard to tell. Thanks Michele

@cherylmccuistion9420 9 лет назад

Jenny this is gorgeous :) love it... Your Amazing

@MissouriQuiltCo 9 лет назад

Thanks, Cheryl! We really enjoyed creating this pattern and the quilts to demonstrate it!!

@cherylmccuistion9420 9 лет назад

my Mother in Law sews for the Woman's Exchange and makes little girls dresses for them... I can so see making this for her birthday coming up next year.. :)

@maryanndunham4457 9 лет назад

Love it! I especially loved the one you showed using only two fabrics. Thank you for another wonderful tutorial. Merry Christmas!

@elaineadair 9 лет назад

Genius!!!! LOVE how you think, out of the box, producing astonishing new, fresh quilts!

@anneoneil7337 9 лет назад

would love to be able to do this for a smaller finished square but not sure which size square to start with in order to get a 6" finished square. If anyone can help I would be delighted :D

@pattyhortman2316 8 лет назад

I really like the videos that show products that make quilting easier. After watching this one I bought one of the rotating cutting boards and it is wonderful! I love this block!

@zarpalieu 9 лет назад

could you tell me how many blocks there are in a pack. Thank you very much

@deborahweiher5472 2 года назад

I love watching your videos and this one looks great. I would have liked to have seen the two additional quilts that you made but you flashed them up so fast I couldn’t really see them. I’ve noticed that on some other videos you also flash things up so fast I don’t really get to see them. Please slow down some so we can see and appreciate your talents even more. Thanks for providing these videos.

@cindyfollmar4515 5 лет назад

Thank you for making and showing us the quilt in various color/pattern combinations. I love your tutorials and have learned so much from you.

@valrobinson3194 4 года назад

I love to watch you!!!!! Such wonderfully beautiful teacher and quilts!!!

@Marlahanna 4 года назад

You make that look easy, but I know better. Very nice tutorial.

@maribonomi338 9 лет назад

I love what happens with this block! I just wish I were better able to do the math and find the 1/16" lines!

@jayescreations489 7 месяцев назад

the Idaho mistake will be my next block...Jaye from Idaho.

@bonniethiem5213 6 лет назад

Jenny, I just love to watch your tutorials. They are so inspiring to make me try new patterns. Keep up the great work.

@WilxWifey 2 года назад

How big is the finished block supposed to be, I think I messed up pretty bad 😞

@debbiesmith4786 9 лет назад

There are a couple of requests for the circular rotating cutting mat in video. It is not offered from Missouri Quilt Company. Please advise where to procure this mat. Your prompt attention to this matter would be greatly appreciated.

@philby611 9 лет назад

I saw them at Joann's yesterday.

@midwestkatie4 6 лет назад

Am I seeing things or is the farthest vertical row on the right of the quilt behind her sewn with the blocks twisted?

@jennifermurphy6464 7 лет назад

Jenny and Coffee every Friday Morning!

@chefdebbie 9 лет назад

Love this and love you! You are so inspiring and your videos make me want to jump up and run to my sewing room! Two requests: 1) Please go back to using a dark color mat for your video demos for better contrast; and 2) Would you consider giving the yardage for your projects as well as the precut requirements? I just received my first issue of BLOCK and am disappointed that the yardage isn't included in those instructions, too. (I know I could figure it out but it would be so much easier if it was in the recipe!) Thanks again for showing us a great pattern!

@MissouriQuiltCo 9 лет назад

Hi Debbie, thanks for your comments! If you go back to the beginning of the video, we have started adding the yardage on a quick little graphic at about 41 seconds in. We also have this great page you can reference: land.missouriquiltco.com/disappearing-hourglass-2/ I hope that helps!! Thanks again!

@israrkhan708 6 лет назад

mam i want to ask that the stitching machine you are using can stitch any type of cloth as i am have a normal one when i stitch the different types of cloth then then my cloths get cut i mean that the t shirt one fabric and we can do stitching kadai also by it

@lauriecolombo1374 9 лет назад

I get a lot of stretching in my blocks Jenny and have to square up! I did notice that you do not iron as much as I do and I think that may make the difference?! Love your tutorials and shop your fabrics as the budget allows. Merry Christmas to you and yours!

@MissouriQuiltCo 9 лет назад

Thank you so much, Laurie! You may be right about the ironing, I hadn't thought about that! Merry Christmas!

@jeanmerrill8777 4 года назад

I am making one for a wedding gift. I like this one better than hour glass one.

@msjazzbo 8 лет назад

I am making a sampler with 12 inch blocks. I would love to include this block. What size blocks would I have to start with if I don't start with layer cakes? It looks like this block finishes about 11 1/2. BooHoo!

@susanottwell746 4 года назад

Any size blocks will work. Just have the same number of squares of the main fabric and of the background fabric. You can actually work with any half-square triangle method you prefer, this method is just convenient to the pre-cut 10" squares. I've also used two layer cakes that had a good distribution of lights and darks.

@heatherhayllar3000 9 лет назад

Jenny you and your staff are so very clever! This is one of those miraculous blocks that you are so well known for. Love it Love it! Love it! Merry Christmas from Australia xxxx

@MissouriQuiltCo 9 лет назад

Thank you!! You too!

@ThreadsbyJB 9 лет назад

Another cool quilt but I am going to make the disappearing hourglass quilt first. I am very impressed with that round rotating mat, do you have it available in the shop? Janet

@MissouriQuiltCo 9 лет назад

We don't offer the rotating mat in the shop, but it is by Martelli. I believe it's called the Roundabout. Hope that helps! :)

@amalyamani7553 7 лет назад

thank you for amazing hand l love you so much

@WILLSON1941 9 лет назад

what are the measurements is the disappearing hour glass no 1

@sharonwhiteley4616 9 лет назад

Hi Jenny I've only been learning to quilt a few years my Teacher put me on to your site and I love it. I make a lot of baby quilts I was wondering what do think of your disappearing hour glass in a smaller block in baby colours

@MissouriQuiltCo 9 лет назад

We're so glad that you were introduced to our tutorials! :) This would be so cute as a baby quilt!!

@MKBuddy1 9 лет назад

Which Babylock foot are you using for this?

@mohsenhashemi2548 4 года назад

I love the way u show how to make things

@lindacarpenter9890 5 лет назад

WHY IS IT CALLED DISSAPPEARING HOURGLASS ? OR DISSAPPEARANCEING ANYTHING ? smile..USA

@susanottwell746 4 года назад

Because the original hourglass/pinwheel/nine-patch/four-patch block disappears when you cut it up and reassemble the parts.

@DMoore-ut2jl 9 лет назад

Hi! I tried to get on your website like every morning, but today Google chrome said they could not find it. What happened??

@MissouriQuiltCo 9 лет назад

It should be working again! Let us know if it isn't!

@lavernesailes6919 9 лет назад

I notice that you seldom pin you pieces I there a reason for this . My friend Judy got me on your site . It is so interesting. I am 78 and I have learned so much from you all. Thank you so much.

@MissouriQuiltCo 9 лет назад

Thank you so much, Laverne!! Pinning is completely personal preference. Sometimes we pin if we will be sewing larger pieces together but for shorter lengths of fabric like this one, we just took our time sewing it and made sure we had everything lined up. Thanks for watching!! :)

@mkand8651 8 лет назад

I noticed that the displayed quilt has some of the blocks that are different. Is that a mistake or did I miss something. Some of the white squares have little triangles pointing into them and vice versa on the dark blocks. We all make mistakes so I'm not criticizing but I'm not an expert and so I need a little more help than most.

@heatherhamby8880 7 лет назад

It does look like the displayed quilt has some blocks oriented differently around the outer edges than the way she shows in the tutorial. I am assuming they just played with the layout and made it a little more "interesting," but if you follow the tutorial and lay out all your blocks the same, the whole thing should look just like the middle section of the displayed quilt. Good luck!

@chrystinabush862 3 года назад

Thank you for all of the tutorials.

@carmenbailey8209 4 года назад

👍❤️😊

@MrsJeanAviles 9 лет назад

as I dont have a long arm machine is it possible to do all that sewing inbetween & if so maybe a tutorial would be soo great as I just cant do it on my normal machine .. thanks

@susanottwell746 4 года назад

You can do anything on a desktop machine that you can do on a longarm. The only reason I got a small longarm a few years ago is that my hands started to ache too much during the winters when moving the fabric under the needle.

@patriciaasmussen1720 7 лет назад

I made your disappearing pinwheel for my Grandson's wedding. Had lots of compliments. My next is one of the Disappearing Hourglass, either 1 or 2. I bought a BabyLock Soprano Machine. Which BabyLock do you have?

@DMoore-ut2jl 9 лет назад

Thanks! Its working now. I hope you and your family had a wonderful Christmas!! Have a Happy New Year 2015!!!:)

@johnshields7944 6 лет назад

I’m am a relatively new quilter. I’m just about finished with your Attic Windows quilt and am amazed how easy it was because of your tutorial. My next project is this Disappearing Hourglass 2 quilt. Am I just imagining it or is there also some red in your quilt?

@audreyvorkoeper7054 8 лет назад

Love the pattern and the fabric!

@gillianwolff135 9 лет назад

Jenny . you are so much fun to watch making your designs. More ideas to try. Gillian (Canberra = Australia)

@raxxie 5 лет назад

I love how real you are! Anytime you make a mistake you just keep going.. you check and double check and triple check.. makes me feel better about my mistakes, etc. Love you Jenny ❤️

@jvonneje2361 9 лет назад

I LOVE YOUR WORKS ....THANK

@IdratherbeinHobbiton 6 лет назад

What do y'all do with all the finished quilts? I've always wondered...Do they get sold, donated, or kept?Love this pattern by the way!

@MissouriQuiltCo 6 лет назад

We have donated some but most we keep because jenny hopes to have a museum of quilts some day. We have all of them carefully logged and then stored away. We also use them for decoration in all of the Missouri Star shops and offices in Hamilton! :)

@IdratherbeinHobbiton 6 лет назад

Missouri Star Quilt Company Cool, thanks! :) I would love to visit that museum whenever it opens.

@winnepeterson7740 3 года назад

This is a fantastic pattern and so much fun! (Do I have to tell people I didn’t cut and handle all those little pieces?) I do prefer the eight-at-a-time method of making half square triangles though because, unlike four at a time, it results in outside edges on the straight of grain.

@sylvianetalbordet903 5 лет назад

J'espère venir vous voir .... l'année prochaine...mais où êtes vous???l'adresse svp?? Je suis en France !...merci Jenny

@JesusisKing222 3 года назад

WOW!! I can't get over how this block morphed so dramatically! Just amazing and beautiful!

@ChetsWife3 9 лет назад

I love the look of this quilt as I do many others. Thank you, Jenny, for inspiring us to make quilts. I stopped in and saw you and the Crafty Gemini as we traveled to Lake Havasu City, AZ. Loved that you are a fellow member of a woman's service organization. If I hadn't been so aware that you are a very busy woman, would loved to have shared a cup of coffee and visited. Absolutely love you, your ideas, and your work! Your number 1 fan.

@ellaprevette388 7 лет назад

thanks Jenny..this looks so easy...might do it next. Chris, I have put all the disappearing blocks (some I have had to draw out) in a notebook from Jennys tutorials and my granddaughter has already laid claims on it. Love the new printed way of getting these. Thank you Jenny. Love you.

@KlAsham-ls4hr 7 лет назад

Jenny, I have no access to jelly rolls, charm packs etc. could you give umber of blocks and sizes so that i can cut them from bolt materials in the right amounts and sizes

@femalemart1388 9 лет назад

Fabulous Jenny as per always. What fabric/colour did you use for the solid quilt - it's stunning! Merry Christmas to you and all at MSQC xx

@tatianaterriesmith8471 Год назад

You are amazing Jenny from on design to two different designs. TFS ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊

@RobinMuddSimpleDesigns 9 лет назад

Love all your video's Merry Christmas from Kentucky

@thewidowandherdoberman7488 9 лет назад

Woohoo, I loved the Disappearing hourglass 1.0 so much that I decided it would be my first quilt, I am about 1/2 way through it and now there is one that is just as awesome, I WILL be making this quilt (or one just a hair bigger - we have a California King bed) in the near future. ;)

@jodiradelet6131 4 года назад

"I mean ... it's just so much fun"! lol. i love your enthusiasm so much....lol. infectious.....you are really an awesome teacher......I have learned soooo much from you....i wish i could send you a pic of a project i made from one of your videos!!!! i still have to finish it off....borders etc...but I love it! ty so much for being so awesome.....stay healthy and safe!

@944gemma 9 лет назад

Jenny, all your videos are great. I'm just checking in to wish you and your family and staff a great Christmas and new year. Keep up the good work. You make the world a better place.

@janejones3541 3 года назад

Thanks for this. I made this with Benartex Fossil Fern. Its gorgeous, if I do say so myself.

@happygrandma111 9 лет назад

Thank You so Much for all your answers and suggestions.. Louise Visscher

@marymote8951 9 лет назад

Love the quilt I sew the squares together and wait for a new video.any layer cakes seem to work, Merry Christmas to all have done all the disappearing quilts the pinwheels and the hour glass.

@5736Tina 9 лет назад

Thank you Jenny for all your wonderful tutorials. It is because of you, your easy, fun manner and your clear instructions that I was inspired to learn to quilt. I have sewn all my life but never considered quilting until I came across your tutorials. I see another pattern in there Jenny, just before you turn the middle block around. The whole block makes a nice big X. I think that would also look nice in a quilt.

@MariaZicc1 9 лет назад

I love these blocks that with just a little twist, turn into a different block. Just catches my eye. So creative and easy. Lots of WOW !!!, with little work. FUN.

@victoriaclifford2715 8 лет назад

I am a scrabooker also and I have some repositionable tape that I use to mark my cutting line on my ruler so that I don't accidentally cut the wrong measurement. This is just beautiful! Can't wait to try it.

@ruthfreeman864 9 лет назад

Jenny... a great lesson... I will have to try this one...I have made some zipper pouches but this is def. easier...and a cut bag to boot

@bobbyb2674 Год назад

The block at 6:52 will make a great quilt, connecting the blocks on point. You are my inspiration, MSC.

@rosehavenfarm2969 5 лет назад

That's so funny! I was wondering during "Disappearing Hourglass" what would happen if you didn't turn the points to make a star..and now I know! Thank you.

@maryoliver8339 7 лет назад

I just love the disappearing hourglass 2 quilt in the solid fabrics, could you tell me what colors you have used. I am indeed a fan of your tutorials and have learned so much from them. Thank you for your enthusiasm. greetings from UK

@Cyrilmc222004 9 лет назад

Jenny I loved this, I'm going to do it in solid and one patterned fabric, which after seeing your qui,t in solids only (which loves great). I'm hoping that mine will look good too. Thank you so much for all your tutorials.

@LisaLisa-zl9vu 4 года назад

A woman posted her quilt that she made on FB. I made sure to scroll through all the comments in hopes someone asked the name of the block. Well she mentioned it was a MSQ and I immediately looked for the tutorial. The nicest block thus far I have laid my eyes on! Oh and Jenny you are cool.

@sematalay2551 8 лет назад

I admire the way to teach! All your videos are so inspiring and easy. I did most of your blocks and they came out beautiful. Thank you Jenny, greetings from Turkey!