Love this. As a very senior citizen, I only have one comment. I get up and down from sewing machine to ironing board frequently and that is deliberate. It's good exercise! Bagging all pieces for one block keeps you organized AND speeds up the process. Having one finished block spurs you on to make the next one, especially since they'll all be unique. Thanks!

@jennywilson6667

5 ай бұрын

This block has got me itching to try it!!! I've watched this video a few times ...thank you for such clear precise instructions... last be that it can be a happy too!! You make it look so easy❤

@anitabarra810

5 ай бұрын

I do the same for the exercise. It can be tiring sometimes, but I value the leg work so as to keep me from getting stiff.

@KathiTrujillo-kn6qn

5 ай бұрын

That is my exercise routine while quilting too. Keeps the blood moving to prevent varicose veins 😊

@kathleenmorgan3933

4 ай бұрын

I am with you there ma'am the encouragement of that way helped me to conquer the hunters star of which I made seven I two nights , keep sewing ma'am as you obviously enjoy it as do I 🎉 ❤

@ksharpe8137

3 ай бұрын

That’s exactly why I don’t put an ironing station beside my machine. It forces me to walk across the room. Too much sitting isn’t good for anyone and I do enough of that working full time. ❤

I just love this serie,,,,,, Thank you for all your good ideas.

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

I was skeptical at first with all the different colored blocks--but the finished quilt was awesome!!

I started watching this channel because of this series. Then I found your monthly UFO challenge and BOM Baskets. Love them all. Thanks so much for your creativity and variety. Looking forward to more fun to come.

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

Yay! Thank you!

I think you are doing fantastic

Another layout would be divide quilt into quadrants and spin each quadrant a quarter turn ❤

I have enjoyed all of the videos for scraps. Thanks for your help using up my scrap hamper!

@glynisreynolds446

6 ай бұрын

Great quilt 👍 And lots more scraps used up 🎉 Thanks for sharing this lovely block with us 👏👏🇬🇧

This is an awesome series! I look forward to it every month, and now I am cutting my leftovers into 2 1/2 inch strips after every project. Thank you.

So pretty lovely quilt

Love your series. I think this pattern is my favorite so far! Thank you for showing 3 different options! I have to admit that I keep expecting you to show us your empty bins. Some day‼️😉

I'm not a quilter but I really enjoy watching you create your blocks and turn them into beautiful quilts. Thank you for sharing.

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

I appreciate that you, as an instructor, practice safe cutting methods and don’t cut towards your self or other ways that could cause injury or mess up your cutting. Thanks for all your videos.

I love this series! I am thinking this might look good with my Christmas scraps...

You do a great job explaining what you are doing. It makes it easier to follow. Love this!

@thequiltedforest

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

I like using scraps when making a quilt.

Just found you! I am going to look at all this series. Thank you.

This is a great series! Thank you!🎉

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

You're so welcome!

Love the back quilt!

I look forward to each new video in the series.

Beautiful!

Wow ! Beautiful !

Mind blown! Another amazing quilt! I would be a “ one block at a time” kind of person, but can hardly wait to make my first block. Thank you again for this wonderful quilt.

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

This has been a GREAT series… the thing about scraps is they keep appearing, lot of opportunities to make all the quilts you have so generously given us, Merry Christmas!

Beautiful ❤

Like your presentation

I really like this block.

Great use of scraps 😊

It turned out beautifully! I love the use of so many different blocks. At first I thought Oh No! but the final combination was beautiful. The purple.

Excellent! Love this settling

Love this block and oh, the way your back turned out with the large border around it is very striking. Thanks for sharing all these wonderful scrap projects. My goal for 2024 is to use up a lot of my scraps.

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

I love this project from the strips. ❤

Love it!

Love your series

Another great tutorial! Thank you so much for this series. After reading through the comments, I’d say I’m not the only one with a scrap problem😂. I look forward to your next tutorial.

That’s such a great quilt! Beautiful

I'm loving this series. I don't quilt, but I sew boomerang bags and some clothes. I have half a pillowcase of scraps that I have been cutting into strips - inspired by your series. I binge-watched the previous 6 videos of this series a couple of weeks ago and I can't wait to see what you do next month. I love seeing how much your scraps reduce after each quilt you make. Your videos are very satisfying to watch and make me wish I had more scraps - even though I'm still trimming mine to usable sizes. Thank you for inspiring me!

Awesome quilting❤❤❤

I’ve enjoyed everything in this series ! Great ideas and execution!! Thank you!!

Love the idea of using my extra 2.5 inch strips. Thanks!

I love your series of scrap busting quilt designs and instructions. 2 down 8 more to go.

I like your sewing tips.

I'm loving the series🥰

Another winner! I am definitely a scrappy girl and this one ticked all the boxes.

Very beautiful. Like all prints used. Sandra B.❤

I love your videos. You always have patterns I will actually make and this is my favorite of all your jellyroll patterns, although they are all beautiful.

I really like your videos for 2.5 inch strips!

I love the way you take the strips and put them in such a unique pattern.

Awesome pattern 🎉

that came out way cute, I love the pattern the blocks made. Im really enjoying this series.

I think you just made my favorite scrappy quilt from this series. ❤ This is a great demo of how "old, ugly" fabric can be beautiful. It would be a great Block a Day project. Happy Holidays! I look forward to more in the New Year.

Your quilt turned out beautiful. Merry Christmas.

I really like this pattern and will try to make it. You are amazing!!! Thank you for sharing.

WONDERFUL 😊

Me encantó lo de cortar y embolsar ❤muy buena idea ,gracias por compartir 😊🤗

A great series! Loved this one a lot! Thanks for sharing.

Very nice 😊

That was a good lesson on color placement. It makes a big difference. Great quilt. Thanks for sharing.

Great 😃

Love your colors

This was awesome thx

Love your videos. Thank you.

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

Another great video. These are so relaxing, I love and look forward to them. Thanks so much for sharing.

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

Nice.

Awesome series! Thanks!

Beautiful result! And how wonderful to make a beautiful quilt as they were originally conceived…made from leftover fabrics!

@thequiltedforest

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Loving the series. Hope you keep coming up with idea because I still have scraps!😂. Thanks!

i love this series. You do beautiful work! Thank you.

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Love this pattern.

Sensational series!! Really love how this came out.

I have enjoyed every one of these and have some good ideas for stashbusting now 😊

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

I love this quilt! I have a ton of 2 1/2" strips. It's time to start attacking them 😆

I live your videos! I hope to use this pattern to use up some of my piles of scraps. Really like your examples.

Excellent! I would have to make one block at a time! I am just not as organized as you! Thank you for this tutorial! I like your backing, too!

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

Love this. I need to work on my tons of leftover fabric.

This is Really pretty. Enjoyed the learning

I love this scrappy one! I’ll have to do it

I've been loving this series. Thanks so much for putting all the time and work it takes yo produce these fine videos

Love all your videos! You are so talented! Thank you for sharing!

Love the 2 1/2 strips. This is the BEST quilt look I've seen in the past year using jelly roll scraps. Thank You. 🎶💐💖

I always hit the like button BEFORE I start the video. I really liked this pattern. I think it would be a good one for new quilters. The quilt you made was ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS. The back was just as pretty as the front. How does one decide which side will be up ??? 🤔🤔. Anyway I love your channel and look forward to the next video. ✌🏻♥️

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Great block pattern. 😊

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😊

Really nice design. Love the final layout. Thanks for the video 😊

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

Thanks so much! 😊

thank you for sharing and I appreciate the pattern also.

Love that the quilt feels modern as well as very traditional! I hope to someday be as good as you are now💙💙💙

Many thanks for the tutorial!

Another great video and beautiful quilts.Thank you ❤

@thequiltedforest

5 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😊

Amazing!

This block was a delight to piece, and I thank you for it.

Already liked! Love this series.

Love watching how you use up your scraps x well done sweet🤶🎅🎅♥️

Really enjoyed this video thank you. I am trying to get over my lifetime of matchy matchy and go scrappy for once. Fingers crossed🤣🤣

Another great video from start to finish. Thank you so much

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

Very nice block!! I might try this.

Great idea, I loved your quilt going to make it my next project. Thank you.

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

love it!

I love this series! I don't have a lot of 2.5 scraps but will be cutting some strips to make up some of these patterns up.

Awesome tally of yardage used!!

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

Gorgeous quilt!! Thank you for sharing. Definitely one I will be making.

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

Wow, you are one busy lady with all the wips you tackle too. Do you get time off? I hope so, you do need it. Or do you sew for friends and family at home too? The sewjo is strong with this one! I like your sewing table. I have to set up my ironing board at the right height, to hold big things up. I love this block, it looks more complex than it is. Have a look ar your first strip buckets pic, you have come a very long way. Congratulations. IDEA? I got myself a bias binding ruler, 8" long or so with a 45° on one end. Lay two strips face to face and cut prs of french braids. Separate into left and right piles, sew on one and then the other. No waste, 45's go on the outside, flat ends fit neatly in centre, use up j roll strips, put the top off-cuts on the base with partial seams and sash the sides. Great with pastels too. Oops you used them, how about those brights and black, maybe red centres? Many scraps could make a very long strip, or a roll, or cut up a roll or 2 you have done? How about red one side, blue the other and white contrast squares in the middle? Cut to length and off you go, only one top for base? Or use a solid square base and setting triangles for angled ends going in opposite directions? Last thing I sewed up was a couple of dozen coloured gaberdine, each, long pants and capri length to wear. I'm a strange shape, it's easier to make them. My sister wanted some too, capri and shorts for summer jammies so 3 dozen done. I sew up 2 pair at a time, with the same cotton colours. Mum used to get me to do her dresses, they were easier 2 at a time too. The trousers, seem to wear out in 10 or so years. The cat had to sit on the bit I was sewing too. He was surrounded by pins, not jabbed though, or he would have been off like a shot. Got some poly blend leftovers for a guy throw, to keep a bed clean when he comes home grotty, needing a nap. And some strips for shopping bags and pouches. Tropical area means cotton works and the dress fabrics were quilting cotton mostly. So odd shapes but plenty of scraps for quilts. Just need some energy after cancer etc., to get busy again.

I love this pattern. I will have to make this ,your block is beautiful and I love your color choices ❤❤

@thequiltedforest

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😊