So beautiful, love this technique, I will be making a Christmas one for my sister :)

Have you ever used any of those scrap pieces that you would ordinarily throw away, by stuffing them in homemade toys or pillows? That's what I do. I love your videos you explain things so clearly. Thank you ❤

Fabulous! I've learnt so much from this video and your responses to comments. I'm going to do diagonals, but want the quilting slightly denser so do you think it would be okay to quilt the outline of the blocks or is it best to quilt to the side of them? 🤔

I don't use a hoop, and I need to do some of these quicker ornaments! Thanks so much.❤

Loved watching your process. So inspiring and encouraging. Thank you!

How wide is the binding? I think you said the strips for the potholder were 1 1/2 inches.

Love this.

Love this Beth well done .

I have my late fathers shirts i want to make into a quilt but haven’t gotten around to it yet. This is an inspiration

That is very clever and a lovely pattern

Nice

Thanks for the video, I love this because it's not so fussy about cutting with exact measurements which is what stops me from trying things quite a lot.

Happy Thanksgiving Beth!!! Enjoy your wkend in the mountains. Lucky you!! ha!!

love your rig, but i would say that is luxury camping. i am jealous. that's a gorgeous block.

My favorite is ALL OF IT!!! Never ceases to amaze me how so many beautiful things get tossed... I am grateful you grabbed those things that were so time consuming and think maybe somewhere someone is getting a little "hug feeling" from your showing! I don't get to shop thrift and wish i could,,, but my son works at a charity thrift complex in Florida!

Goodmorning beauty have a Blessed day love your Snowflake quilt block,never made hourglass blocks before,nbut i think this i can achievethank you sew much,Happy Thanksgiving

Love the quilt! ❤ What i enjoy so much about your videos is that you can make all kinds of beautiful projects without spending a lot of money on expensive machines and gadget tools. Thank you for that!

Beautiful quilt Beth 👏♥️🇦🇺

Thank you for this simple inspiration!

So easy and cute

I think I would be in heaven! I miss camping. Hope you have fun. Love your quilt top.

Thank you

Beautiful! Enjoy your camping and soak in the sights and sounds around you. Happy camping 🙏 Hello from Singapore 🇸🇬

I always enjoy your videos and I have stacks of 3 inch squares as well as many other sizes. I finally met another quilter who is using shirts and she’s local to me! I’m so excited! She already knew about you! Thank you for sharing this. ❤😊❤

Welcome to my part of the country, Southern California. Your weather gave it away before you said it. I love what you did with the leftovers. I have a bag of shirt leftovers for a family after wall hangings and now I’m making teddy bears upon their request. All be it not in the great outdoors camping. Bit envious of that part for sure. Happy thanksgiving day to you and yours.

This is a great idea for me to use all those shirts that I’ve been saving. Thanks for the great idea.

Oh my word I haven't been camping in ages (literally years) and I dream of owning a camper, even just a small one, or a van. You my lady, are so very blessed!! Much love and respect to you, Happy Thanksgiving , from Ontario Canada.💕

Another lovely quilt Beth. Desley🇦🇺

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I just love how this re-purposed plaid shirts came out, Beth;))) So neat the way those crosses go across...thanks for sharing. I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving.. 🦃hugs, Julie🌹🥰

This is great! Love these scrap turorials

Might be Rocky Mountain Puzzle.

Oh by the way camping is kinda over unless you are hearty . Gets cold and snowy here

I just finished a quilt top out of shirt material and some older fabrics. I like your idea ,too

Lovely, thanks for sharing. Enjoy camp time and Happy Thanksgiving!

What do you use for your foundation?

Very beautiful quilt looks, love it. I'm going to make one from old shirts of my now deceased daddy ❤ Thanks so much for this video

Nice to see you again. 🙂 ❤ Always fun. Happy Thanksgiving everyone 😊

Living the good life in southern California 🙂 As always, thank you for another restful and inspirational video ❤

How timely! I just opened up a bag of pre-cut squares (which I thought were 2.5") and found a bunch of 3" squares. I did not know what I was going to do with them. They are not in a color way that I would choose, but there they were. Well! What am I going to do with them ??? VIOLA! Beth to the rescue! I turned the 2.5" squares for a different project and you came along with this quilt! I do not believe in coincidences, so now I have a direction to move in for the 3" squares. I probably have other quilts that you shared with us, but "out of sight, out of mind" ... and, I do have one bin set aside for County Roads quilt. My colors are all dark, daughter's blocks were all pastel. I will at least get a baby quilt out of them, and that pleases me. My day is complete! Thank you. Happy camping!

I see you don't need a feeder fabric to change piece & you do the ✂️ clip chain apart no need to use the flowers paw print wooden rotary blade thread clipper as many quilters have to have to function your basic tools & l miss my 🪶 wt sewer l had to pass on . Keep Rocking 💃 the creative energy keep safe healthy happy creative simple yet effective keeps sakes travels 🥾 🧳 🍂Zen ☯️ Always a pleasure to I break a moment with one of your creative vision energy 😉the Force 🖖 continues to with you &🍁 yours 🦃🌽🥧 🕊️🫶🐦🗽🇺🇲🦅 😋Yum & continue to connect with us KZbin Family. Epic Soar 🪽 stitch 🪡 04 ✝️ 😍the & always have Air Stream B&B on Wheels.

Goodie, goodie...a great way to use my scraps of homespun plaids left from making several Mountain Majesty quilts (Bonnie Hunter pattern). The softness of homespuns is so lovely. Thanks for a great idea

Thanks again for an awesome video.... I've got lots of men's shirts that I deconstructed so now I am doing all sorts of quilt tops with them as well... Love this design!!!😊

looks lovely Beth Thank you for sharing with us x

Last couple rv trips I took my sewing machine outside to the picnic table. It was amazing to sit outside, enjoy nature and sew. Very therapeutic and one of my most enjoyable trips so far.

Reminds me of the style of old days, including especially the Depression and WWII when any fabric was hard or expensive to get. Too bad most practical quilts were either worked out or cast off years later when people could get or make "classier" stuff - being practical and useful lost value over the way people wouldn't bother not wasting, just buy new stuff and make something pretty and not as strong and practical. Use the old, and really creative instead of just tossing stuff!

Love watching you work.

Piecing & camping= Paradise to me!❤🙏

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Love the design, Beth. Beautiful!😊