I feel that I wouldn’t want to waste the cut outs from the pineapple, but use them to make an appliqué of the pineapple on a backing complimentary to the other quilt. So you have a pair of complementary themed quilts. Just a thought... Thanks for the instruction Rob, I love your videos.

@dawnkennedy2983

4 жыл бұрын

That is a great idea! Would make for a very cool reversible quilt if you used the batiks as the backing also. Matching quilts would be awesome too.

BEAUTIFUL!!! Your design sensibility, creativity, and workmanship are over-the-moon exhilarating, Just aMAZing. Thank you.

Great idea. I was thinking what a great way to use a panel too. Adds so much character to the background design. Thanks.

I love this. I want to do the island scene in the background but instead of a pineapple I want to make a sea turtle.

Mind blown!. ..possibilities endless! Thanks!!!

Rob…………love this. It will take me a few more watches to get the details but I certainly am going to try this!!

Rob: Thanks for another terrific tutorial! I had purchased a kit from my local quilt shop to do this technique, but was hesitating to try. With your great instruction, I can’t wait to get started!!!! Thanks so much!

Oh, I love this! Thanks for the free download. Great tutorial!

Love, love, love THIS!

Great info! I also think a panel would be awesome! You have done it again in providing detailed information on getting a great finished product.🤠

Thanks for sharing Rob. Blessings.

This is a great idea! Similar to the Christmas scene quilt that you did. This is a nice project to use if you want to put extra loft into the quilt. I like this one!!

Rob, l just love this project, thank you so much!

Looks great so many ideas of creating the background love it

For something that looked very complicated in the beginning, this sure turned out to be quite easy to do. Already started mine!

Thank you for letting us use this awesome design. Love this technique. Great instructions♥

Love, love, LOVE it! 💙

Beautiful, thank you

Wow! This tutorial was awesome. You make it sew easy. 😍😍💪🏼

Thank you much!I love it.cant wait to try it

Super cool method Rob. Very beautiful too.

Really liked this!

That was Great! I love the idea of the island scene behind the pinapple!!

Great project; how about a rooster next? Would love to work on something like that with a farm scene in the background. I love watching your tutorials! Love to see a man sewing!!

Hi Rob, just loved this idea....pineapple doesn’t feature much here on the west coast of Scotland....however, an outline of our beautiful Arran ( island in the Clyde seen from our house) would work really well! Oh and Batiks......what a fabulous palette! Thank you for all your hard work producing Man Sewing , xx

Great project. Thank you so much.

Mahalo for the free pattern and the great instructions. I love all things Hawaiian and will be making this for sure. I’m thinking yellow batik for the fruit part and green batik for the leaves. Soooo excited.

This is so cool. Gives me some great ideas

I love this!

Very cool. Thank you.

Very cool!!!!

I am so glad I found your channel

I wish I had thought of this or had seen this last year. I saw a scarf when I was out of the country that was so thin. I think this would have worked fabulously for a wall hanging

That is fabulous

this is so cool! definitely want to do this one!

@heartnsew5999

3 жыл бұрын

you are such a nice demenstrator

Love your background...very nice job

Like the blue background!

God that is gorgeous!

Awesome!

Maybe someone has already said this in comments, but it would be awesome to save all of those cutouts from the pineapple, and put them down on another design to create a second quilt. The leftover paper from the fusible would be a great template for the layout of the cutouts. This pineapple design is a fantastic idea, well executed! Also, I have a suggestion or request for a future episode. I have heard you say that you used to repair sewing machines. A video or two on troubleshooting and basic repair would be fantastic!!

that looks great have been looking for something to make for my daughter she lives by the sea pineapple is perfect thank you

@ManSewingVids

6 жыл бұрын

Can't wait to see your pineapple creation, Lynette! Have fun sewing!

Rob Applique, I like it lol.

Enjoyed seeing the video. It's not something I would ever make, but just watching the process was interesting. Nothing new learned is ever wasted, right? It looks amazing..but oh, that blue one..wow!

@ManSewingVids

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for tuning in, Terry!

Very creative.

Simplesmente maravilhosa esta técnica com apliquê!. Adorei!. Obrigado Rob, por compartilhar conosco. Muito sucesso em sua vida.

@ManSewingVids

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for tuning in, Jailma! :)

Nice!

Love the whole concept Rob. How about pressing one half at a time before pulling off the paper backing on the other half?

that is so cool, l would love to see a seahorse peekaboo

Love this, I am trying to figure out a design with a lighthouse and a ocean peak a boo

@maryking9815

6 жыл бұрын

Peggy Perry Great idea!

I love your quilt tutorials. Can I please ask about the one hanging behind you, the ones with the black stripes, do you have a tutorial or pattern for that one. I just love the colours.

"Use the peekaboo itself as part of your navigational tools. " I know, big words". 🙄 It is just so much information. 🤯

Hi Rob, love your tutorials I remember seeing a flower panel that you cut up and put back together with strips of fabric I’ve been looking to find it any directions would be appreciated. Thank you

Adoro seus vídeos!!!😍😍😍 você tem o MOLDE do abacaxi. Brasil .... beijos

I love your tutorial, I’m a pineapple fan from Hawaii...can you share your background scene? Would love to make exact art panel like yours.

Rob, I love this idea, especially the one with a solid piece of fabric on the back! I’d love to see more examples of different designs that could be used. My mind isn’t as creative as yours and I need a little more help to get my brain cooking with my own idea. LOL! One thing I wish I had seen more of is how you did the design on the background. Did you cut the pieces out of your freezer paper, iron them to the batik and cut each shape? Maybe I missed a previous video.

@ManSewingVids

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Mary! So glad to hear you like this project! I drew the design first then treated it just like any other fusible applique pattern, I reversed it for tracing onto the heat n bond featherlight, then added the heat n bond with the traced shapes to the fabric for cutting out each piece. Hope you have fun sewing!

@maryredick9894

6 жыл бұрын

Man Sewing , thank so much for the quick response! You’re amazing! So thoughtful of your fans!

Hey Rob, do you have a video out there about machine quilting a bed sized quilt? How do you roll or fold a big ol' quilt up so that you don't get all tangled up? And why do you use pins to baste instead of a spray baste product? Like Tom's hot sauce, I put that stuff on everything, it'll even hold down your appliqué until you get it ironed!

Love the quilt Andy have a question. I really like the quilt in the background with greens and blues on black. I have looked for a tutorial wondering if it was one you taught but haven’t found it. Do you have a tut for it? It doesn’t look to be too complicated but I just love the colors and would like to make one similar. Thanks I’m advance. Keep up the great quilting projects!

Rob, how would a double needle work on topstitching the grid?

😊

Great tutorial again, Rob. Unfortunately, I have the text of last week’s tutorial coming up. I didn’t realise how much I refer to the text while watching and listening. Thanks.

@ManSewingVids

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Michael and Eileen! Sorry about that! We think we fixed the problem, but if not, please let us know. Thank you for tuning in! :)

What a cool design. My state in Australia, which is Queensland, the pineapple is virtually an icon of the state, as they grow particularly well here. We even have a place which is in Nambour that features the big pineapple. So as for a reverse appliqué of a pineapple goes, I can relate all the way from the land down under. Can you please tell me by how much you enlarged the drawing. Thanks.

@ManSewingVids

6 жыл бұрын

Hello there! Thank you for tuning in! I enlarged the printout by about 315% to make the wall hanging shown in the tutorial! Hope you have fun creating this project!

Will you still be a part of Missouri Star, need to know where i can get my man sewing fix.

I'm getting ideas for a chrysanthemum version

Love the video What kind of iron are you using ?

@dianachristian8225

6 жыл бұрын

Rob uses a Panasonic 360 Cordless. I have one and I love it. MSQC has them on their site.

Wonderful. Now can you teach us an easy way to do attic windows?

@faitharrowood8001

6 жыл бұрын

Jeni Hansen have you seen this? kzread.info/dash/bejne/emGq3KtpetOZkc4.html

@jenihansen7201

6 жыл бұрын

Ah found it Faith, thank you so much

what color thread did you use ? I cant tell did you use the clear?

It’s beautiful, but I couldn’t find the template! Is it still available?

What percentage did u blow up your pineapple for your wall hanging? You always do a great job! Love your tutorials! :)

@geneedavis3911

6 жыл бұрын

Theresa Johnson I was wondering the same thing 😉

@ManSewingVids

6 жыл бұрын

Hey Theresa! I enlarged the printout by about 315% to make the wall hanging in the tutorial! Hope you have fun sewing!

@ManSewingVids

6 жыл бұрын

Hello Genee! The printout is enlarged to 315% for the wall hanging in the tutorial. Have fun sewing! :)

Where do you get the cutter?

super simple? lol, i wish. great project though!

Missed opportunity to say pineapplique

I’m sorry did not like this one but I know you will have more great ones

@ManSewingVids

6 жыл бұрын

No worries! Thank you for tuning in!