💡Using fat quarters and strips is a great way to start a new quilt project.
🔥Ironing the fat quarters is a necessary step to remove creases.
✂️Cutting the fat quarters and strips to specific measurements ensures precise blocks.
🧵Sewing the strips together and pressing the seams creates the quilt block units.
🧩Assembling the quilt blocks and sewing them together results in a beautiful quilt top.
How many fat quarters do I need for this quilt project?
—You will need 12 fat quarters, but you can adjust the size of the quilt by adding or reducing the number of fat quarters.
Can I use jelly rolls instead of cutting my own strips?
—Yes, you can use jelly rolls instead of cutting your own strips. Just make sure they are 2 and 1/2 inches wide.
What fabric line are you using for this project?
—I am using a fabric line called Willow by Moda. It is a beautiful line that inspired me to start this quilt project.
Can I make this quilt bigger?
—Yes, you can make this quilt bigger by adding more fat quarters and strips. Just make sure to adjust the measurements accordingly.
What other fabric lines would be suitable for this pattern?
—This pattern would be cute with old school prints like 30s reprints, but you can use any fabric line that you like.
00:06Introduction to the new quilt project using fat quarters and strips.
00:20Explanation of the materials needed, including 12 fat quarters and 3 yards of strips.
01:45Demonstration of ironing the fat quarters to remove creases.
05:09Instructions on cutting the fat quarters into strips.
06:28Demonstration of sewing the strips together and pressing the seams.
09:37Explanation of sewing the units together to create the quilt blocks.
13:37Continuation of the process for multiple blocks.
17:16Conclusion and tips for customizing the quilt size.
