Triple Play: 3 New Crumb Piecing Quilts with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star (Video Tutorial)

you're putting your interfacing in there, so now all the edges are folded down and then you're just going to press it where you want it to go and then you can hand sew it or machine sew it either way. Yes, I did this by machine because I'm not crazy about manual work at this phase of my life, I just don't have time for it. I get it a little bit complicated but here we go and again don't press it because this is now the sticky side and so it's going to stick to your pressing mat or your iron so I just press with my finger until I'm happy with it and then I put it into ten inch squares.

I had a precut package, so these are pre-cut ten inch squares, but it's written for yardage, which is just because you don't use the full package on this quilt, so if you have precut squares at home, you can use them for this project absolutely, but if you are going to buy the yardage for the quilt, it will actually be cheaper to buy the yardage and cut the squares yourself, yes, but you can still buy a layer cake. In fact, I keep several rolls and you know it. when it goes on sale, I pick up the layer cakes and everything and I keep them there because I often don't use everything completely, but you know, we always use white, we always use beige, we just make sure we keep your colors. on the same tiles because if you have different brands even if one is white you know if they are both white then yes that is correct so keep your manufacturers and your packages in the same piles okay good advice so now. let's press that okay and you're just looking at it okay I just looked at it from corner to corner okay this looks really pretty I really loved watching it come together yeah it was super fun and I think it would be absolutely beautiful on Printed fabric, you don't have to make it with

crumb

s exactly.

I feel the same way about all of our pills like and like mine, mine in particular, because you can weave those colors and make it look very black, yeah, yeah, and depending on which one. color that you put on top or if you made a medium where they would almost look like buffalo chicken, yeah, a little bit, yeah, yeah, yeah, so it's cool to

play

with the color, you have to press a lot because of all the seams. flip it over from the back, yeah okay that's what I was going to say, not that I don't want to glue it really well because of all those seams, but I'm not very patient either, you have to take your time to make sure it's going to fuse together and then once it's all set you can just hand sew like Jenny said and I did a little blanket stitch on mine.

My suggestion would be to go ahead and sew them as you go, yes, because then it won. It's not like coming back later and you won't exactly have to fight, not only you don't exactly have to fight with a big quilt under your sewing machine, so we just turned these over to tell the difference, look, she did. these little blankets, a little blanket stitch along the edge, you could do a zigzag or a feather stitch, yes exactly, and so then for the little ones, they are cut and made exactly the same way, but they are put four in a square and you can Look, I just pressed a line down the middle in both directions so I can look at each one of them and point them together spaced exactly like you're exactly smart and then these are your two blocks and I sewed them together like the big ones and it's As simple as the little ones running down the center and then you build your large orange peels on top and you have solid ten inch squares in the four corners.

That's so cool, so quick and easy, really simple, it's just a five inch border. in really nice, how's it for your back? I used the green one and then the quilting pattern is the curly, swirly flowers which I love, it's so pretty, so cute, yeah that's one of our favorite patterns, yeah, okay there you go, that's it, like that what we hope for. You enjoyed today's

tutorial

on how to join

crumb

s together. It's been a lot of fun for us. We stretched all our creative minds a little. We have enjoyed it a lot. We hope you have fun too and we hope you enjoyed this Missouri Star Quilt

triple

play

.

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