This is a great example of playing with blocks to make a terrific quilt. you are a great teacher because you show the simple way to look complicated! Yeah? Thanks 🙏
At first glance I thought it was a bit 'busy looking', but then, suddenly, it became a quilt of 12" blocks all with the same pattern, but each a different color. It no longer looked 'busy' to me. I love it. I've just acquired some Hoffman watercolor batiks that will be beautiful with that pattern! Thank-you, Jenny & crew!
LOVE IT! PLEASE NEVER STOP FILMING NEW TUTORIALS! Recently, I have become a huge fan and customer of MSQC. THANK YOU! From a "Sista 62 yr old Gemini Sewist," who loves variety in stitching ...truly is the spice of life! DD Wilmot
Yet another fabulous video! I’ve chain-sewn blocks for years, but this is the first time I’ve seen the method done without cutting the threads before joining adjacent sections. Not only does it save time, it simplifies aligning the sections correctly. Brilliant! Thank you!
Another Gorgeous quilt !! I love your tutorials. Thank you for sharing your love and passion of quilting! I was in heaven this Winter as I perused thru all your shops in Hamilton.! Everyone was helpful, friendly town, Man Land was perfect for hubby! I will return! Thank you Jenny and team! Anna from Manitoba
This is a stunning quilt. Would never think I could make this until I saw your video! :-). You’ve made so many quilts possible for me. Thank you so much for sharing!
Love this block. I'm so glad you cut the blocks up and arrange them the way you do. I would too afraid to try something like that. Hope you and your family and staff have a great 4th of July!
I love this! And so funny! Last night I was going through your tutorials and writing down all the disappearing quilts. I want to start and make them all. So I am getting myself organized to make them! Thanks for another great quilt!
I love this too and will make it for sure after I've completed Jenny's "Diamond Pavers" quilt. I might make it tho without the second border then decide if I want the second one.
Beautiful quilt! I never thought of using a rotating mat and just cutting one side at a time as you turn. That seems so much easier and less likely to screw up than cutting side to side. I always love your tutorials! I learn do much!
Thank you for another wonderful tutorial. This quilt is beautiful....definitely on my to do list. Thanks again. I hope to get to Hamilton Missouri someday.
I noticed that the block in the lower right corner of the screen was not the same. I'm glad I'm not the only one that makes mistakes. It still is a beautiful quilt.
Thanks so much for this tutorial - this is just a wonderful quilt that appeals to my creative side. You & your tutorials are such an inspiration! Thank you so much!!!!
I too, watching again, years later. Sometimes Jenny, you are more iinspiratiinal in some videos than otgers. Releasing us from certain constraints. This is disappearing hourglass no.3? Or have I missed others? Im thinking of putting tgem tigether as a sampler effort! Misding the big effect of simi lar blicks but honouring the enterprise!!
I LOVE this pattern and want to do a vertical panel of three of these for a wall hanging. Thank you for the tutorial! I’m a confident beginner at quilting and I still like to press all my seams so they nest together where points meet. Any tips on how to do this when you make a block then cut it up and sew it back together?!
Maybe you could cut your block at 2 1/8 from the center seam. While your outer sections end up 1/8 inch bigger than the outer one, it should be symmetrical.
