Video tutorial: quick and easy tumbling blocks without Y seams 

You have changed my life!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰 Thank you. I feel like a better quilter because of you!!!

I made my first quilt using your video!!!!! It turned out fabulous!!!! I am a novice quilter, and I purchased the Marci Baker corner cut tool which helped me to align the pieces flawlessly. I wish I could post a picture of my quilt here. I love your tutorials and am working on my second quilt using your methods!!!!!

Now THAT is amazing!!! Thank you for sharing all your videos but this one is truly AMAZING!!! I've been a quilter for decades and have stayed away from tumbling blocks...even the "fake" ones...but THIS I will try. I can hardly wait to share this with my quilt guild.

Wow I couldn’t see how this pattern could come together, but it was so easy in the end. Thank you so much Teresa I love this pattern. ❤

I love your method. You are so generous with everything you share.

This is amazing. I've made tumbling blocks with a template and had so many tiny pieces. I just love the way it all comes together with strips! Awesome concept. Thanks for figuring it out.

What a great and smart idea to make tumbling blocks. Thank you Teresa!

I got the book from the library and going to give it ago. I like to see things being me made and your tutorials are great. Thanks your technique looks great and easy to follow.

Oh my goodness! I finally understand this structure! Thank you!

Какая вы умница!! Так все просто и понятно без лишней болтовни!! Спасибо!

Wow! Wow! Teresa you are the quilting queen and make it look so easy, wish you were stateside ❤️️ you videos!

Girl YOU ROCK! I am so blown away. I am going to give this a shot soon.

I did this pattern using 5-inch strips (5-1/4 for the middle strip). There was a lot of waste from cutting off the ends. I found that if I stagger or stair-step the strips when I sewed them together I could get one more piece out of each row. That way I got 12 pieces instead of 11. Twelve is what I needed for each length top to bottom. Lay your triangle on the unsewn strips to determine how much to stagger them.

Yes this is by far the best of all the tumbling box tutorials I've seen.

Awesome. Love the ease of this one. What a great baby quilt this would make. Thank you

Fantastic! You are definitely a mathematician at heart

wow, finally a simple way to make tumbling blocks, 1000 thanks.

What an AWESOME TUTORIAL!!! Thank you Teresa!!!!!

Your smart.This is the best video I've seen. GREAT!

Ya lo he dicho, todo lo hace ver fácil y rápido. Gracias Teresa!! 😘😘

Teresa, moc nádherné vzory a pěkné instrukce❤ Děkuji

An absolutely New Twist on Tumbling Blocks, Brilliant!!

Thank you! This technique is the easiest I've seen for these blocks. : ) love you guys! keep up the great work!

Hi. Thank you fir this tutorial, it really gives a big help on getting the blocks perfect every time

My brain is doing somersaults! This is incredible, love it! Thanks for the tutorial 😃

Thanks so much for this video. I don't have a 60 degree ruler but was able to make the 60 degree cut with a hexagon ruler. very cool. idea.

love this it looks so much easier doing it in roes instead of pieces

I love tumbling blocks look at it over and over..do beautiful!

I have 3 baby quilts for a 2.5 yo and 2 little people creeping up on 1 faster than can be!😜. I’ve seen, and loved, all of your videos but have also always been frustrated by their speed. And then I learned about the magic of the 3 dots and I slowed the speed to 25 %. Presto zesto: now I have all the notes I need and am headed downstairs tomorrow morning to choose fabrics and get to work. I’m going to make the strips 4 and 3.25 inches so the blocks are bigger and I’ll finish more quickly. Ich danke Ihnen.

hermosos trabajos felicitaciones ..me facinan ...gracias soy feliz con las manualidades especialmente Patchwork .

Thank you for this tutorial!! I have always wanted to make a tumbling blocks quilt, but I avoid Y seams... THANK YOU!

I love blocks. WOW so easy now. Thanks

Love this way of doing a block

OMG ur way looks way easy...thanks for sharing it with us 😊

wow! what a brilliant idea!

Thank you so much for this video!

grazie... splendidi tutorial quelli che fai... complimenti👏👏👏👏👏👏

Adorei essa nova técnica. Obrigada!!

Amei . Vou tentar fazer. Obrigada.

Very easy method thanks

Muchas GRACIAS .me quedó super claro BENDICIONES.

Thank you for the wonderful videos. I was wondering how do you finish the top on this one? If I cut 3 inch strips and them cut them just as I did the dark and medium (red and yellow) and then cut them in half length-wise would that fill in the gap? I am thinking it will. I am going try that today so that I can finish my quilt top. Once again thank you for your wonderful videos. I plan on using a few more of them to make some gifts for family and friends.

Great tutorial - many thanks :)

Thank you , oh thank you great way to make the tumbling blocks

Génial ! J’aime beaucoup.

You are so good. Thanks for sharing.

Vocês faz tudo parecer fácil parabéns

Tried this block today and loved it. Was super easy to follow.Would you know the math ratio of the strips if wanted to make different size blocks Teresa?

Thank you!

Thank you very much nasreen

This is amazing! I wonder if it would work with narrow stripes down the length of the fabric??

Que genial tu explicación me encanta!

how do you add the borders this looks a little complicated i want to make a quilt for my middle son he doesn't know yet i want it to be a surprise wish me luck thanks for sharing your talent

Thanks very much for the video! Thought I was doing really well until I realised that I had started to cut the strips in the opposite directions to you ie my red equivalent are going the way of your yellow and vice versa. Do you think this will be a problem as I can redo the strips I have cut if necessary as I have extra fabric? It basically means my dark ones will be where your medium are etc.

WOW!!! GENIUS!!!! 😳😉👍❤️

Do you use 1/4 or 1/2 inch seam allowance? So that I can give it a go - great video thank you!!

Muito obrigada ! SENSACIONAL se técnica.

I loved this and want to try it, but don't know how the top and bottom finish off. Would you just add setting pieces in a different color so you don't mess with the Tumbling block itself?

I am so excited to try this!! Can you give me an approximate need for fabric for a queen size?

Amazing, amazing, amazing 👍. Thanks so much. Can you tell me how I can go bigger with this I mean if my color strips are 4" ( not 2 1/2") the white how much have to be 4 1/2" and 4" wide or other size? Thanks so much

Brilliant!!

Lindooooo. Perfecto, gracias por compartir

wow, how easy is this!

Thank you.

🎉no encuentro en dónde descargar el patrón de la regla suya para hacer los cubo

Beautiful

thanks for answering my quest ---i use a lot of yutube's ''classes'' to finish my product ---here's an idea that could save a lot of usable material just add a color in between each block row ---wish me luck :/

Beautiful 😍

I have a 4 1/2 Equilateral Triangles die cutter from Accuquilt will this work for this pattern

Like to try. Bought book but not in it.you go to fast for me and cannot copy it!?

Thanks

thank you teresa :)

Lindooooo 😍 Obrigadoooo 🙌🏽🎄🎅🏼

Que bonito haces los tutoriales muy fáciles, los vídeos van muy rápidos jajajaaa🤗🤗🤗🤗

Please tell me the size of the ruler? Is it a 8" 60 degree ruler or a 10" 60 degree ruler. Thank you

Super , thanks

Brilliant

GREAT

Merci beaucoup c très jolie

Parabéns é lindo.bjs

Could this technique be used for making a Texas Star Teresa?

I love this but I was wondering how would I calculate the cutting of the material to make bigger tumbling blocks,,thx

WOW!

I would like to but pattern and ruler

Hello mam from where I can buy these tools?

perfeitoooooo

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I saw it today.

i want to make a quilt for my son using this technique

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Boas festas :*

Great news

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Wow mem soooooooo nice mem👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

быстро и легко!

Les explications traduisent en Francais serait formidable

I'm not 'thumbing' this one b/c it doesn't deserve either. The video was SO Fast till it makes your head spin. How can you learn anything watching something like this? Go watch Marci Baker, she explains Everything in detail at a Normal paced video.....Give it up on these kind of video's Teresa!