This Will Be Your NEW Favorite Quilt (AND it's So Quick to Make Too)

Hi guys, today you're in for a treat! Get 30% OFF on your first Mrs. Quilty subscription box using de code: SANDY30: mrsquilty.com/discount/Sandy30?redirect=%2Fproduct… And let's settle this, is it herringbone or chevron? You tell me!

I was taught that ripping the fabric on the crosswise green is one way to ensure that you get a straight line on the grain. I still do it to get my fabric straight before I cut with the rotary cutter.

I love the flower pin cushion❤

Ripping is therapeutic! I love it when I can rip

Hi Sandy. Your enthusiasm is contagious!!! I just discovered your channel and have subscribed. Everyone needs the joy that you share. Grateful to have found you. Hugs from Canada.

Love this! I have been wondering how I want to make place mats for the summer patio table. This is it!!! Love from Canada!!

Ripping Fabric: one does get a true straight of grain for sure... but I think using a rotary cutter would be better for 'lesser quality' fabrics that may not rip as cleanly; also, getting that exact 1/4" seam would be hard on a ripped fabric as the sides are fuzzy and uneven; but the sound of ripping is enjoyable! I just would never do it! It is all about which camp you are in (press open or to the side... rip or rotary... etc.) Pick a camp, and have fun!

Hi there! I get the same subscription boxes. The book that comes with the fabrics shows you what to do with the fabrics for that month and at the end of the year you will have enough blocks to make a entire quilt. 😊

Thank you for the video --- love that fabric & the project you used it on.

I love the way you made the placement so simple and cute !!💖🦋

Thank you so much! So glad I accidentally found you! This is a great quilt as you go project for my class of 8 -12 year olds!!!

Everyone seems to have an opinion these days, don't they!!!! You addressed these people's 'concern' with such positivity--and finality!!! Wonderful job--and yes I really liked your pillow/quilt, too! It could have become either, couldn't it? I'm definitely going to stop my lovely blue and white log cabin for a moment, and make an 18 inch pillow with some beautiful scraps! (It's always fun (and helpful) to use (get rid of) scraps!!!! HAVE A VERY FUN DAY!

beautiful, I love it

Love ripping fabric 😅 it gives you the true straight of grain of the fabric. Love the fabric but I can't buy for now. Great video. Have a great week 😊

Oh wow their fabric is awesome. The combination is so cheerful. I love quilt as you go. And using the backing as binding. Would make a cute baby quilt.

Love the fabric and the project. Beautiful!!!! Thank you so much for sharing this with us Blessings ❤❤🙏🙏

Hello, I rip my quilt borders lengthwise but an inch or so wider than the finished border needs to be. On one side, I trim off the ragged edge, making sure any pulled threads are cut off. This is the edge which is sewn to the quilt. After my longarm quilter is finished, I trim the borders to the final measurement. This way ensures that no batting is beyond the quarter inch, which may happen during the quilting process. When ripping and trimming, I take into consideration any one-way designs and how these prints will be sewn to the top. If the print is meant to go in one direction, the top and bottom borders are ripped crosswise.

Beautiful! Love the mix of fabrics!💖💖💖

This is my favorite pattern and being impressive makes it look like a lot of work. Easy .

Very cute fabric and project. Thank you.