It’s four in the morning here in Montana and I’m watching one of your videos. I just want to thank you for all of your wise and consistent instruction. Most especially your organization techniques and your solid ironing emphasis. These are key….especially if you have a small house. I am 74 now and live alone with only one cat🤣….so turning the dining room into a workshop doesn’t impact anyone but me…and my friends salute me. Every day I walk out of my bedroom to my “workshop” and thank the Lord for this chapter of life.💕Cathy

Your son's return to good health is awesome. I am thankful for that and to see you back to your bouncy cheerful self. Your joy is evident in countenance. Love your tutorials. I have missed you.

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. We are beginning to return to our new normal

@elnapatton786

3 жыл бұрын

Slow down I’m behind. What kind of iron?

I just want to thank you for this fun and super easy pattern. I just finished it for a friend recently diagnosed with cancer.

Your videos have given me ideas and methods for putting a dent in the stash. While.i am looking at 2+months of double shifts at my day gig and tax preparation, the small amounts of at home time can be used effectively for fabric and pattern selection to prepare for my next several quilts. Thank you for all your hard work and the help over our hurdles.

I have become addicted to watching your videos. They make everything make sense and make things easier. I am a newbie and fears of certain things have sometimes gotten the best of me. I go to one of your videos and find the solution and I am able to accomplish it. Thank you for doing all of these.

Love to bind-it’s my fave part of the quilt

THE INSTANT THE QUILT CAME ON.....LOVE THIS

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

👍

Thanks for sharing, I can see that life is better now, not having the worry of your son’s health. So happy for you and your son. Love the quilts and sometimes fast and easy is what one wants. 👍❤️😊

Yes please do a video on binding 😊

thank you for the great pattern, I have hundreds of fat quarters. so glad your son is healthy

Oh pretty!

Finally tried this block....it is FANTASTIC or my stash of fat quarters that I inherited. THANK YOU!!!

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

👍

Going to bust some stash by making some 3x4 tops for my friend to turn into quilts for hospice. Everyone deserves some color with their comfort. Thanks again

I am so so happy your son has regained full health. Your happiness shines through in this video. I love watching your videos- I am becoming the quilt finisher that I’ve always wanted to be. I have made 7 quilts since February and have you to thank for it (and the lockdown). Your videos that I’ve learned the most from are the colour series.

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

That's wonderful to hear

Liked the design. It is great. Thank you. Sandra B.

Binding do looks good on both side of quilt. Yes tutorial.

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

👍

@lisaattanasio8084

3 жыл бұрын

Yes please I need help with that too

@karonray2990

3 жыл бұрын

@@JustGetitDoneQuilts Look at the two color flange binding that you machine sew down. It is my go to binding.

@DestinyGPlus3

3 жыл бұрын

Yes please! I binding video would be amazing

Thank you for showing the after quilts on the backs. As the member of our (now on sabbatical due to Covid) quilt group whom puts together the backs, it's my favorite part. I try to incorporate orphan blocks when I can.

@jkscott5865

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed! The back of the quilt is still part of the quilt as a whole. And the afterquilts are best to see.

I JUST LOVE....YOUR VIDEOS!UNFORTUNATELY I USED MY SCRAPS TO MAKE MASKS.😘😃💕👍

This pink-yellow one is such a happy warm summer quilt!

@helen9806

3 жыл бұрын

Love this combo. By coincidence, I am just finishing up a quilt in these colours (started four years ago, oops).

This is my favorite stash buster ♥️

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

2 жыл бұрын

It’s one of mine too 🤚

Sewing ledge has been a game changer!

I like the half square wall hanging you have on the wall

My mother-in-law taught me how to start quiting on a tight budget. To finish her quilts she would leave a good 1/2 inch of fabric (top &bottom)past the batting . To bind it, she took edge of the quilt top and folded it over the batting. Then folded the bottom in/under the batting so top and bottom were face to face, raw edges folded in. Once this was pinned in place she gave it a good press and did a zig-zag stitch around the very edge with the outside stitch just off the fabric. This mimics a surging/overcast type stich. You can leave it that way or it makes it easier to add a regular binding. This is great when ur just learning how to sew binding because it holds everything together while trying to attach a binding.

It is so nice to see the joy and relief in your face with the good news about your son! Thank you for your videos.

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Thank you for sharing ❤️💗❤️💖 BOSTO

Really enjoy super simple patterns. Thanks!

I’ve watched all of your stash-buster quilt videos, and I’m drawn to this one most, but with some modifications for my niece’s baby quilt (first baby). First, I have small juvenile prints with animals on them, each matched with a darker tiny-dot fabric. I have full width of fabric 1/2 yards or more of each (some were remnants). But when I make a 2” wide “window”, it hacks up the animals too badly. Sock monkeys with no heads or no legs, birds you can’t tell ARE birds, etc. Distressing! So I think I want to start with 3.5” strips (3” finished), and have fewer final blocks. Also, I like the idea of a 48x48” baby quilt, so my finished quilt will end up between the sizes of your two. Finally (as if this weren’t enough), I liked 8 pairs of fabrics - each with an animal print and a tiny polka-dot. So I think my finished quilt will be scrappier - more like your Kaffe quilt than the other one. So. My question (finally!) - Do you see ANY issue with doing all of this and kind of winging it? Thanks in advance!

You are SO AWESOME!!!! Thank you

I guess there are a lot of us that need help with the binding. I like this stash buster quilts. Need to remember this one

Pretty blouse.

So pretty

Had trouble with binding. Bought the TQM binding tool. Saw the gal on their web site explain how to use it. Bingo! I get it and it WORKS! OMGoodness easy peasy

Gorgeous!!

Please do a video on hand binding vs machine binding and front to back vs back to front binding. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Joining the ends of binding is the hardest for me. Tutorial please,please, please.

I love your channel Karen. I made my first quilt this year while my country was in lockdown and I knew nothing about quilting. Your videos helped me finish it (along with some wonderful friends who taught me how to sandwhich my quilt). I'm currently sitting under my second quilt, hand stitching it as I watch your videos. I'm so glad your son is doing well, just wanted to send you some love from New Zealand! 🧡

I would always welcome a binding video. Binding happens to be my favorite part of the process.

Another one added to my stash to clean up my stash before we move next year !

I’m new to quilting but I absolutely love your videos. One dedicated to binding would be really helpful. I’d also appreciate some guidance on how big the quilts should be, dependent upon their purpose. For example, I’d really like to make a quilt for a wheelchair-bound family member for Christmas but don’t know how big it needs to be. Help!

I don't even make quilts, I just watch your videos, but I don't really understand binding and what you do to take the sewed together blocks to a finished quilt ready to use. I'd love to see a video on binding! Also SO happy for you and your family that your son has come back cancer free

Thanks for a great tutorial, Karen. Binding, please, especially how to get the two ends to meet without being too short or too long!!!🤯 Best wishes

I love the back of your second quilt top...

Love the colors in the zinnia quilt! I wanted it! You know it is funny, but I have made so many quilts over the years but no one turns around and makes me one. I was telling hubby this while he was building out house. Well that guy made me a quilt out of marble pieces cut in strips in two different colors and he set it up as a log cabin quilt - one of my favorites! - at the landing at the bottom of our stairs. My binding trouble is one that you probably can't solve. When attaching binding, you have to hold the bulk of the quilt and hold it in such a way that the binding gets sewn down correctly. As hard as I might try, my shoulders are screaming at me from what I have to do to get the binding on accurately.

I was cleaning out the chaos in my sewing space today and was faced with a TON of scraps of every size. Normally I address the scraps created from my sewing each time a finish a project, but lately I've had one thing on top of another and so they've begun to reproduce while my back was turned! So, in an effort to get things under control, I've begun cutting them down to the appropriate sizes and was amazed at the size of my stash! Not to mention my orphan blocks! So, I just wanted you to know that this video has inspired me to set a goal for 2021.... It is going to be a full year of stash busting! The only leaway I'm giving myself is that 1) not everything needs to be a quilt but can be smaller (or other) projects, and 2) the only fabric I'm going to buy is for sashing, binding, and backing. (Yeah, this will be the hard one to stick to!) Anyway, I'm super excited about this! And I will be referencing your stash busting videos regularly. Thank you for your hard work and help in putting these videos out there for us. They are super helpful and useful. Have a blessed day!

I have the binding ready to go but I am nervous... It's my first. Yes please... binding tutorial 👍

I’m a garment sewer but I have made a couple of quilts in the past. I have a ton of colorful batiks and wanted to make a small quilt for my granddaughter and this is perfect! Thank you!

I would LOVE a video on binding, esp the corners :S

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

Just look at my playlist...I have a whole series

@juish1984

3 жыл бұрын

@@JustGetitDoneQuilts great! Thanks I didn't know!

This is my new favourite Scrapbuster pattern. I can't wait to turn some more scraps into quilts. NOTE: when assembling the quilt top, alternate blocks are turned 180 degrees....Somewhere in the editing and uploading a line went missing. I hope you can make some of these blocks next time you dive into your MT Scrapmore. Enjoy....any here is the playlist for all my STASHBUSTER Patterns

@JSCRocketScientist

3 жыл бұрын

Just Get it Done Quilts 180 degrees? Not 90? Just to clarify. Thanks. I love this pattern. And a use for leftover binding strips!

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

JSCRocketScientist you need to flip it round... you can obviously see it in the pattern...but I need to say it just in case

@JSCRocketScientist

3 жыл бұрын

Just Get it Done Quilts Thank you!

@llamas14100

3 жыл бұрын

Starbuster

@marybarton1402

3 жыл бұрын

Love your tutorials. what color thread do you use? Gray? one early class I took said it blends. ? Thanks!!!

Your blouse is so elegant and beautiful and loved the many color option for the quilt is simple but allows one to be very creative. 🥰😘👍🎯

Great tutorial and it must be so good to have the weight of your sons illness lifted. You and your family have a period of adjustment now but you are so strong

This is the answer for my weird left over jelly roll strips. I'll be putting them together as you suggest, but then making a bag out of them to spruce up my shopping attire. Thank you for your suggestion and I am so happy for your returned abundance of joy! So happy for you and your family to be entering this fall with renewed hope for the future. Bless you, Karen!

Kaffe Fassett rhymes with "safe asset". Google it if you don't believe me. Love your channel.

Thanks, Karen, for your generosity!

Thank you. It’s Kayffe, pronounced Kay-f.......a long ‘a’......I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Kaffe Fassett, and he gave a fascinating talk. Thanks again.

Binding is actually almost my favorite part! 😊

Yes, please a video on bindings! (Or a series?) There‘s so much to learn. I‘m generally nit thrilled with the way they look at the back when I do them with machine and am not sure they are secure when I do them by hand...haven‘t done many though.

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. it appears to be a multi issue topic

@joane8651

3 жыл бұрын

@@JustGetitDoneQuilts I have trouble with the mitered corners, no matter how careful I am they still look wonky, would appreciate any suggestions you have.

This is awesome! I have a bunch of fat quarters just “waiting for something to happen” - perfect 👌!!!

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

I cant believe how easily this came together

I LOVE the pink and orange one!

As always, love the quilts! Thanks for all the work you do on these videos.

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for noticing 🤗

Lovely colours - lovely easy patterns :)

I see a new quilt in the near future! Love it!

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

👍

So very happy for you and your family!!! I am a beginner quilter, I have learned so much from you, thank you. Love the stashbuster series!

Thanks for another great video tutorial! I am looking forward to you video about the quilt sandwich. I struggle to get mine smooth and am usually disappointed to find puckers, especially on the back, because of that.

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

Coming soon!

The best way to achieve neat Machine binding. keeping the binding even all the way around

I love this

Inspiring as always. Thanks for sharing! Blessings to you and your family. Continued prayers for all of you!

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

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What a fun quilt pattern! I would love a video on binding. I never know how wide I should make the binding fabric and always seem to stick at 2 1/2" but then when it's done I'm not completely happy with it. I would like to be able to machine sew the binding on but seeing the machine line on the back is not something I want. My mind says there is a way around that but the brain hasn't figured it out yet!

I love your "after quilts". It's a great way to add interest and use up leftover fabric from the project. I will be adopting this technique. Thanks

Love your videos…you explain the ways to make the quilts in easy,understandable directions.

There are so many ways to bind a quilt. I would love a video featuring your method. Thank you for this stashbuster video. Right about now, I am wondering what to do with Halloween fabric I’ve had for awhile.

I am new to your channel, new subscriber as well. You are an excellent presenter! Clear, concise and well-organized. Sometimes you say you have struggled to present a tutorial - well, from a viewer's perspective, your high-quality results are worth your effort. I have been watching your videos in order but just saw your "good news" vlog and wanted to add my rejoicing to all of your video friends'. I'm an experienced dressmaker but not a very good quilter - I would also like a tutorial on bindings, specifically on keeping a binding smooth. (PS - I'm almost convinced now that I can actually do a successful HST!)

So much less stress on your face and in your voice since your son's recovery. Love your presentation methods. Would love tips on alternate kinds of corners on bindings. I see and understand how to make the turn but it never seems to come out perfectly. I suspect accuracy issues.

Love how you do your bake of the quilt

Karen, love your quilting help. I learned so much. Thankful for good news about your son. Been dealing with same with my oldest, my son. Great relief to get the all clear. Keep sewing!!! Would love binding video.

Fabulous !

A big thankyou to my favourite clever teacher, from Australia

Love these! Could you a video on a quilt where the backing is also the binding? I'm a hand sewist (once shops can do lessons again I'll see if I can get help with my machine but until then...) I've seen some videos on making a backing bigger than the quilt and wrapping it around to make a binding on the front. I'd love to see your take on it

@joane8651

3 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@WALLYANDTINA

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto!

You seem so much happier since the excellent news about your son ❤️

Love those quilts Karen ! Specially the bright one. Guessing most will want to see binding, and I will be interested in it too. Thanks for sharing them.

Such a great way to use up strips.

LOVE the zinnia quilt! Definitely my color palate. Always enjoy your videos, Thank you Karen

Yes, I would like to see you do a binding video. I would like to be able to do an all machine sewn binding that I'm reasonably happy with. I also have issues with ending up with just a little too much binding fabric when I sew the ends together.

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

I'll make sure I cover it

Just made this! took the morning and kept sewing and cutting and ironing. i took the left over cut scraps and made a scrappy random border and have less than a handful of scraps. Bright oranges and yellow lemons so fun and easy!! hoping to do a self binding backing to finish it all off.

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

Жыл бұрын

I love to hear that

Love the quilts, I know a baby boy who is going to love one of these quilts. Thank you!

Super cute quilts!

Karin, such good news about your handsome son! This is a super quilt stash buster! Dotti, N. Las Vegas.

I have so much fabric, I can start a little shop. Lots of those fat quarters I didn't wanted to use, because I love the print so much, and they are just in my drawers.Where I look at them and think, maybe...some day... But it is time to use them, and you have so many easy to make quilts, I love it. Thank you for sharing and the inspiration.

@JustGetitDoneQuilts

3 жыл бұрын

It's hard to take them out

This one is just about my favorite of your stashbuster quilts! I've only done one so far, but love it!! Thank you!

I would love for you to do a binding tutorial video. You explain the processes so clearly! Thank you for all of your videos.

This idea I great thank you

This would make an adorable table topper for any season. You could use spring fabrics, summer fabrics, fall fabrics and then Christmas fabrics - good grief you could go on and on with this pattern! How awesome!. Would love to see a video and round table toppers/runners. There are tons of vids on table runners in general, but not for round tables like mine. I would love to see how that is done.

Thank you Karen for these happy easy quilts. Great for using up fat quarters you have lost interest in and or scraps. You are Wonder Woman!

Omgoodness, Ms.Karen those are beautiful the color's are fabulous I always get over excited for your videos they're so awesome. Blessings to hear you're son is doing better. Have a blessed weekend

If you read the comments below mine, I have some of the same issues as the others. I bind from the top, I bind from the bottom, still the same. I know I will get it at some point, but after a couple of years I still struggle. Every now and then, one will turn out great, but then the next one is awful. I would love to see how you do it and perhaps it will be something that will click for me. Thanks so much for your videos. The lady that does quilting for me gave me a bag of fabrics, and I think this might be a good pattern for them! I'm gonna try!

Yes, a binding video would be great. Please please!

Hello from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

Yes please. A binding tute would be good, particularly different width bindings and machine sewn one's.

Well done. You have given me ideas and inspiration.Thanks

I always look forward to your videos. I’m currently waiting for my husband to build me a desk, and when he does that one of your quilts will likely be the first thing I get to sewing ❤️✌🏻

Anther great stash buster! Since I am downsizing this came at a great time. I think for people who need a nice easy way to put on binding that perhaps you could show them how to do the magic binding method. Game changer! Thank you for all your videos! We appreciate you!