My Wonky Blocks 

This block can also be done with a free style cut shape with 5 sides. A pentagon, or a triangle. a bit wonky. Then add a straight edge piece, right sides together and sew. Do the other 4 sides. Trim. No paper to pull. Use batting if desired. Or not.

She has the camera in the right place because the most important thing she’s doing is right in front of it. Thank you, good job,

I like these kind of tutorials. So many I watch they just talk , talk, talk. Takes forever to get to the meat of the project

I really like this tutorial ,it seems to be a great beginner tutorial .I saw some commented on you wasting fabric and I am sure that when you aren't trying to video ,You use smaller pieces.Glad that you gave us some tips ,Thank you

your voice and video are so confidence installing! The other day I watched a guy making blocks that were "awesome!" and "so rad!" and that's not in my quilting repertoire and stops me from trying. Your video makes me want to try what you're doing! Very clear and very inviting. Thank you.

I think that is an interesting way to sew your blocks together.

Hi. Hello. Howdy. From Texas. Interesting way to do it. Thanks for sharing.

I've been looking for an idea for using all those scraps without making "strip quilts". Love this. Thank you!

I absolutely love to paper piece but it never occurred to me to just do a block like this, no numbers just draw lines any way you want; thanks for the excellent tip!!!!!!

Oh that's a unique and rather nice idea! Thank you for sharing.

I love your idea of first zig-zagging then going over it with a satin stitch...I’m going to try that with my next QAYG project!👍🏻👵🏻💕

Thanks a lot for making this video. This is very useful for me.I like the way you join the blocks with zig zag and satin stitch. Very fast to finish the whole quilt.

Nice block. Beware! I have ruined two mats by ironing on them because of hurrying. Finally got smart and made a small pressing board with a scrap of quarter inch plywood covered with some leftover batting and muslin. works great! Just saying....

Never seen this technique before. I am going to try it. Very interesting and each block is different. Will hold my crazy attention

Your video is fantastic, you get right to the point and you are easy to understand. I like that you enjoy ironing, I love it too. I hope you have other videos, I'll have to look. Thank you, Enjoyed

Interesting video...it has given me 'food for thought'. Thanks for sharing.

Which one are you going to make? I never know which direction you’re going next. Sorry but I don’t.

I realize you did this a while ago, but it is wonderful!!!! THank you.

Well... That's different... I like how you put that together. I'm going to try it. Thanks.

Like that stitching together method, I'm going to try it. Thanks!

This reminds me of making crazy quilts. Crazy quilts reminds me of making log cabins only using wonky pieces. All of that can be done without paper piecing. Thanks for the tutorial--it has me thinking!

1st time I have watched you doing an awesome job. The colors go great together.

Great effect, think I’d put blocks together with an inch fabric to the edges of each block first. That will make a quilt top then add wadding and backing and quilt as normal. It will use a lot less thread

This is one of the best videos seriously ! Ty for taking the time to show us and help us learn to do this without buying tools ! I love this video and very fast and to the point ! I subscribed and was looking for more videos ! I am going to watch your weighted blanket videos ! That is interesting as well ! I’m sure your busy and don’t have time but anything you share I’ll be happy to watch ! I wanna have a channel one day to inspire others to sew without having tons of $ for lessons and not just make videos to sale fabrics or tools ! I am trying to learn how to quilt without special tools but most show you tools and don’t teach you like they do in small quilting classes ! I wished I could find one near me ! But idk ! Anyways ty hon sincerly ! Love that satin stitch ! You may not have time to read comments but man id love to know how or what you use to is that free motion quilting lines or just reg quilting lines ?! Wow ! Excuse me if you don’t read comments and see my silly question ! I hope I asked it right ! The sandwich ! I like how you finshed it up block by block instead of doing the whole thing at one time and make it look so simple ! You live this you can see !

Thanks for sharing I was wondering how to join the 2 pieces together after quilting great idea. I'll be using that in the future.

Wishi could see more of what your sewing.

Costco sells a plastic square folding table. With a towel, a steam iron won't do damage. Became I'm using a muslin foundation for my contained crazy blocks, not paper. The table/iron board travels well for classes too. Wiith a 3 prong power strip I don't have to wait my turn at the 4 regular ironing boards/iron provided in class. Thank you for your clear tutorial. ❇🔹❇🔹❇

Wish I could see more sewing? Love the idea

You are sure brave to cut without a ruler.

I would rather fabric piece.scared the stitches will pull.also,do you always start in middle? and rotate clockwise?

I love your pattern. It looks like mozaic. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you so much!!!

What a cute block I love this. Thank you for your tutorial.

Ironing is the best part! Love the video.

I love it... I learned quite a bit from your video... wish I learned this before years ago... Love the name wonky is one of my favorite words.... also I have the exact same green mat

Thank you! Very informative, I learned a lot 👌🏻😁

How do the zigzag and satin stitching hold up for laundering? I'd love to do this but this household must have washable items.

OMG. Who knew. Lol. This is fantastic. Thank You for that great share. I think this would be great for ADHD people like myself who have trouble deciding. Lol. Love It.

Rats. I finally find someone who doesn't TALK too much, and couldn't see you using the machine. Really cool way to do squares. Thanks!!

I REALLY liked the idea but think perhaps it could have been enhanced a bit more by having the entire fairy in the centre block rather than just the legs!

Cool!!!! Will do this since I have plenty of scraps!!!

So cute! How fun!

Great way to use up scraps of fabric and batting both !

Wish u pointed out the lines you were going to sew before you sewed them really couldn’t see your true method.otherwise could have been a good video.

I love this! Thank you for this video, this is going to be my next quilt

Like how you joined it

Excellent. Great job.

Great Idea!!! Thanks for the video!!

This so cool!...really interesting!

Почему в середину блока попали только ножки девочки? Специально?

Very good and helpful.

Very interesting, will try this.

Love this!

Would it be better to use an appropriate size of fabric for each section. You seem to waste an awful lot of fabric using the larger pieces and cutting them after you've seen.

Ironing on your cutting board is a sure fired way to warp it.

You started in the middle, but do you just pick which block will be your next? You moved a bit too fast for me; maybe slow down a bit and explain to your viewers each step. (Always assume that viewer doesn’t know what paper piecing is). I would like to see you do a video on wonky quilt blocks without paper piecing. Thank you for the video. I’m sure it takes many steps to produce one of these tutorials.

Thank you. Will try this.

Well I was impressed thank you

Thank you very informative

Not all tutorials are for every one,,,,and if this doesn't do it for you,,,,,don't do it.....but don't be nasty or mean mouth for what someone is doing.........Thank you....just my thought. 🌸🌞🌷🌹🌻🕊🇮🇹

I need to see where you are sewing!

My gosh lady, you are fast... enjoyed this, I haven't tried to work with paper as I don't want to take it out after. Have you done this without using paper?

Love It it is Beautiful

Ingenious! I could do that!

How do you lay them on the other side

How do you keep your shark iron to stay on On

I love your method yet i do not understand it fully BUT I am anxious to ....so I will keep up with you thanks

Pretty block but I could not tell you how she got there because of camera angles.

This looks awesome for scrap quilts. But does it hurt your machine or needle?

I loved this video! how do you finish of all the raw edges? I will be trying this technique!

You are pressing on your cutting mat!!!! I can’t see what else you are doing. I do like the finished block.

Cool I have used newspaper for 20 plus years...cheaper and works just fine

I was going to say All I can see is your arm

cant see you sewing on the lines to get a better picture of the sewing I'm new at this but really want to learn.

Очень много отходов.

Плохо, когда не понимаешь язык, сама делает, не понятно и не видно, как шьёт, а результат👍

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sorry to complicated forme

You're ironing on your cutting board! I am appalled.

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