This is such an enjoyable video to watch. I love the variations in fabric! I have saved it to watch again, as I start the process this week!

Fantastic! I love things 'open to interpretation' ..or creative juices! I'm gonna shop for fabric!! Thanks!

What a lovely and inspiring presentation!

Great video thanks for showing how to cut fabric. I brought the book it has given me a lot of inspiration. Will be buying fabric and trying soon. Thanks again.

Great Video, and I am so glad I took your online course this week, Linda!

I have just got this book... before i found this channel... infact i got another similar if not by the same people x wonderful. ❤

Great way of limiting the palette and be creative. I find I get overwhelmed looking at so many fabrics so this is something i will like to try. Thanks for the video.

Wow this was fantastic!! Thanks you another level of quilting !!

Let us not forget Bethany Reynolds for giving birth to this insightful quilt block technique.

Thank you so much for the tutorial! Can’t wait to get started

Wonderful. Love this video. ❤

So cute what’s in your fabric 🥰

I had that purple fairy fabric! So cute, but I didn't use it in a OBW

Subscribed to your wonderful videos!

I had never thought about purchasing more than one panels - brilliant!

Very beautiful quilt

Thing is i do all by hand, no nachine. So thus process though the best i think, i cant do.. must irder a machine i think..🤔. Lovely to watch and sp helpful..

I have this book, and am looking for fabric.

So when you say "You just sew the strips together". You mean you are sewing together only the 3 triangles, next sew that end to the next pattern of 3 triangles (to make the start of a row.). When the row is done you match those halves to their mates ?

How does spacing of motifs and how much background there is affect your choice? I'd have preferred more about fabric choice, the title of the video.

So if we need six panels, does that mean we would need 4-1/2 yards of a continuous fabric? Doing the math :-) Thank you for this awesome video!

@lindabardes9974

6 жыл бұрын

It depends on the size of the panel you want to use. Think in terms of 6 repeats, whether panels or yardage, plus maybe a repeat or a yard extra in case you want to use it in the borders, or put it on the back to show the uncut fabric.

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😂😂. I love it.

Great process and technique. Thanks.

Could this be hand pieced? Thank you

@poodledoodlequilter6479

4 жыл бұрын

Yes you can hand piece this I hand piece every quilt I make I personally enjoy the process if I can help let me know

@lorraineapolon3087

4 жыл бұрын

@@poodledoodlequilter6479 Than you for your reply, do you use the english paper piecing method with papers or do you just hand sew as per the instruction in the book, I am concerned that distortion may occur without the paper

@poodledoodlequilter6479

4 жыл бұрын

@@lorraineapolon3087 Hello, I don't paper piece, I just draw a faint line with a pencil at a quarter of an inch from the edge on the wrong side of the fabric and sew a running stitch. I handle the fabric with care and I found I seldom have a problem, there are a few videos on KZread that shows hand piecing. I have made all different types of quilts and I find if I cut and mark it comes out just as nice as a machine stitch. I hope this helps if need anymore help add gmail dot com to poodledoodlequilter just let me know take care. Jeri.

What are the steps? How to cut, what size, You really didn't tell us too much . It is busy for sure .Could hurt your eyes if you aren't careful. We do have to make things up everyone gets tired of the same old thing. Very pretty Buy the book !!!!!

I have never heard of a one wonder quilt. I am so confused.

@CandTPublishing

6 жыл бұрын

You can read about the original one-block wonders here: www.ctpub.com/one-block-wonders/.

Can I use 2 fabrics. Don't have enough for a quilt Maybe a runner but have 2 fabrics one light and one dark with about the same colors and feather designs for both?

@CandTPublishing

5 жыл бұрын

You absolutely get creative and use more than one fabric!

@shazar4451

5 жыл бұрын

CandTPublishing Great Thank you. Love your book!!!

The sewing on this looks so difficult, but its not at all!

24" repeat is best. Just taking notes!

@airmom8716

4 жыл бұрын

3 3/4 " strips, 6 layers

@airmom8716

4 жыл бұрын

60 degree triangles

@jasperhorace7147

2 жыл бұрын

But difficult to find.