Quilting Quickly: Zoe's Play Day - Wonky Nine-Patch Quilt Pattern 

Love this idea

Sorry, We'll work on this - we both are new to making videos and are getting used to what the camera really picks up. I know we need to go more slowly so the camera people can get a clear shot.

Thanks. Looking forward to seeing your remake of this video. For a first-timer on making videos, you did great, I apologize for being curt.

a lucky and cherished child:)

Sounds like a great inspiration. You may have just invented a new pattern. Way to go quilter!

+Charlene Hillis glad to hear you had a chance to use the technique!

how can one make a cathiedro window quilt

We will be running a classic cathedral window pattern in a summer issue of Quilting Quickly and another in the May/June issue of Love of Quilting. A video tutorial is being planned for a release day in the spring.

You just need multiples of 9 so that there will be 9 different fabrics within each block. Sounds like you have a plan?!!! Have fun!

Glad you enjoyed it!!

VIVIANE CLÁUDIA Paiva Thanks for watching - from Iowa to Brazil with love (of quilting)

Thank you dear. Love your YT.

You don't need to be that accurate because this is a scrappy/wonky quilt block. If you do want accuracy in your next bunch, put your stack of fabrics on the cutting board within the 10x10 area, and then use the numbers to indicate your angles. Does that make sense?

Christine Kitson Yes - and you would have 3 extra blocks - that gives you the choice to take out any blocks that might not have turned out "just perfect";)

Quilting Treasures - the line called Zoe & Zack All the fabrics are from the same fabric collection

Marguerite Farrell - Accuracy comes from many things. The math in patterns and directions is all based good cutting, consistent seam width and good pressing techniques. If you make 4-patch units, but then square them up you may be losing the seam allowance needed to join the next block. The only reason we trimmed these blocks is that they are "crazy pieced blocks at angles that alter the math and can not be predictable for finished sizes. Your method of joining blocks into rows and that joining rows is the normal way to make a quilt top. Instead maybe review your cutting, seam width and pressing techniques. If you need an outside source ask at a local quilt shop. Usually they are quite helpful to assist a quilter with questions. Happy New Year! - Colleen Fons and Porter Sewing Specialist

Thank you so much.

thank you!

the blocks start at 10 inches, finish 8" - - - - 10 blocks across, 10 rows, means 100 blocks - you make 9 in the cutting process ---- repeat the process 11 times gives you 99 blocks - you're going to need one more somehow. Using 9 prints you would need 7/8 yard of each. That would give you extra, but the remainder could be linked for scrappy binding.

no. each set cut doesnt need to be exactly like the first set. thats what gives it the wacky look.

You don't need to.

@@KayInMaine but doesn’t it shrink Kay like after it finally does get washed?

Quilting Treasures - the line called Zoe & Zack

Quilting Treasures - Zoe & Zack. I think there are kits available thru the fons & Porter website.

+BADI BADI Thanks for watching

I apologize. This was early in the creation of video for this magazine - my inexperience was showing.

People are so very rude like someone owe us something, it was nice of you to share. When it initially because annoying to whomever, they should have stopped watching it instantly. I found it to be very informative and delightful. Thank you ladies for sharing your design and wonderful personality.

thank you for your kind words - I enjoyed my time with Fons & Porter

I'm sure she meant it as constructive criticism to help improve the videos. I enjoyed the video as well but there were times it was hard to hear what was being said because they spoke over each other. I wasn't going to click away because it's a super cute and easy block and there were only a couple of times they spoke over it each other so I was able to follow the video. My comment isn't meant to pick on or bully anyone but if no one gives advice on improvement how they be aware there was a small problem hearing. I love that cutting mat and it was great to see them use the square ruler correctly. I've been doing it wrong. I'm self taught so these little tips and tricks are very helpful to me.

@@katlady5000 You know I really like your response to that. I have found that MOST quilters are really kind and the sense of community is strong for the most part. Being a man and entering a woman's domain can be icy at times. For the most part people really don't intend to be negative. I really like Colleen Tauke's response as well. It left me feeling good to read the comments and leave with a positive feeling. BTW...this is a really cool block! I'm a huge rule-follower and sometimes I don't have the guts to break rules! LOL. I think when I learn more and have more confidence I will be more daring.