1 Hour Fat Quarter Quilt with Batting - Easy Quilt Tutorial

I knocked out a very simple quilt in this video. I hope it's not too simple. I really think with nice fabric prints it would look so much better. But plain is cool too. This would be an excellent way to use up some fat quarters. I hope you give it a try. Thanks so much for watching. More easy quilting projects here: tinyurl.com/yc...
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[@darlene.michaud]

Hello peanut gallery! I knocked out a very simple quilt in this video. I hope it's not too simple! I really think with nice fabric prints it would look so much better. But plain is cool too! This would be an excellent way to use up some fat quarters. I hope you give it a try! Thanks so much for watching. More easy quilting projects here: tinyurl.com/ycjjfqqz ----- Visit me on Patreon where I'm UNcensored!!! www.patreon.com/darlenemichaud ----- Check out my ASMR channel!!! darlenemichaud.com/asmr ----- Join my Peanut Gallery facebook group! facebook.com/groups/514101078926416/

[@beatricehaines7016]

Darlene Michaud , Hi you are Awesome,your teaching is brilliant. Your way of sewing is so easy to follow. I am your #1 fan and are so grateful for your ideas.I visit Lancaster PA. And watch the Amish sew their Quilts and have been looking for a simple way. Thanks to you I have. Keep teaching . Bea Haines

[@susankenning3188]

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[@catiemohr7501]

I have made so many of these and I appreciate this tutorial so much! My kids and grandkids appreciate the fat quarter quilts that I've made them!

[@jkelley431]

Darlene, I just found you and I can't stop watching you! You make me smile while teaching...... Amazing! It is 2:00am and I must try to sleep if my mind will stop going thru my stash to make a quilt..... LOL.... I am NOT going to my sewing room..... I am not.... LOL.... until tomorrow..... thank you so very much!!!!! I will be watching again!

[@conniesmith3544]

Before I moved I helped my Mom make quilts for family for Christmas and she helped me. Such good memories. I live to far away now. Thank you for sharing.

[@sherdoxzon2695]

Can't be too simple for me. I try so many things, but never master any, so I give up. I didn't have the most encouraging parents and giving up kind of became habit. Your projects help me to finish things and I am so encouraged by that.

[@tiffanyr4460]

I like how you do what you want and it doesn't have to be perfect. I don't sew straight sometimes but it's OK! Thank you.

[@carolynkauppila346]

I love watching your thought process being born. While watching you I will have a "what if " thought. And half of the time you will say what I was thinking. I don't know whether to feel proud or afraid. just kidding. At 65 I need all the encouragement I can find. So I will feel smart.

[@sherriwatts933]

I love your videos! While I am also intrigued by those that are precise and exact in measuring, cutting, pressing and pinning every little thing, you are so down to earth and keep reminding me that it doesn't have to be *perfect*. I appreciate your inspiration, insights, tips, and your sense of humor. Thank you!! Please keep sharing.....

[@sandnort]

As a very new quilter your videos are the best Thank you

[@denisemartinez6456]

my friend Lucy and myself are watching your videos picking out quilts to make. so excited! Hoping all went well during your procedure yesterday. prayers said for quick healing. Blessings y'all and thank you so much Darlene.

[@jcribbs5819]

I am so glad you used batting. I am on my first quilt for my husband and I spread the entire thing out to cut the batting. It was so hard to do. You have shown me the greatest shortcut!!!

[@bossgrandma3487]

Thank you thank you thank you......I have to do baby blankets for twins and I was trying to think of an easy way to get them done by next month. You are a lifesaver..... now to go through my material...

[@Sprocket215]

Love the video! Always good to have a simple project now and then...this makes me want to knock out one of these today! And love your easy going sense of humor...no quilt police needed!

[@Ukhti_Zee]

Thank you so much for this! You made it look so easy. I wanted to make a quilt and I wanted to start off with a sweet and simple style. This is perfect.

[@hotspikes17]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!!!!!!! i have tons of fat quarters and have been starting to dabble into quilting and i didnt know where or how to even began so im so glad u did this video!!!!

[@CraftLady859]

Love your tutorials. The tip on intersections was brilliant.

[@natval3547]

Very good tutorial! You explained it so simply and easily for beginners like myself. I appreciate you so much- thanks again!

[@brownsuga7461]

THANKS BEAUTIFUL ANGEL, ALL THE TUTORIALS I'VE WATCHED ARE SOOOO CONFUSING AND U'RE STRAIGHT TO THE POINT AND I'M SO BLESSED TO SEE THAT THANK YOU

[@ruthgreen7424]

Barbara Milligan qqqq

[@susanbaca2303]

Love your video. I enjoy the fact that things don’t have to be perfect. Thank you very much.

[@soniatonks]

Thank you Darlene...you make me chuckle how you just think things up and just do it...no pattern etc, wished I was that fly with the wind hahahaha. Sending ya another huge hug...gosh I'm being brave hahaha

[@joec783]

Never boring,Darlene.Love your talent,voice and humor. I taught a short cut to sewing class,big hit!Love your vids.

[@ellafaith8760]

I love it! The patterns turned out gorgeous together. I would love to see a tutorial on tying down at center/seam of a quilt! I love the no-nonsense way you sewed this quilt together. Now I know when I make my first quilt that it doesn't have to be rocket science. ;) I have no reason to procrastinate it as you made this seem so doable.

[@maryclarke1716]

Hello Darlene, loved your video. I'll try it out for my little granddaughters bed. Thank you.

[@aparnagude5461]

I love to watch ur videos..n a big thanks..I made a quilt half triangle one for an exhibition n it won a lot of appreciation...I hv it all to u... thanks again

[@forensic02]

Thanks for this video. I'm new to sewing and quilting and have been looking for the most basic tutorials as a jumping off point to start learning the different techniques involved.

[@54gravi]

Yes! please show us the tie method. I also would love to see the hand quilting with big stitches! Thanks Darlene ;-)

[@kathyvalentine1543]

This would make a cute baby quilt with a flannel fat quarter bundle

[@elaineboshell2608]

I would like to,sew the ha d quilting with long stitches. Love your tutorials

[@nancymcnamara2025]

Nice, what a great last minute gift idea.....especially for a baby or for a lap quilt!

[@debbielagrange6058]

I like ths video, but I love the crumb quilting! I am addicted thanks to you!

[@mercedesfernandez4016]

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! LOVE YOUR CREATIVITY! You have inspired me to create and through most of the quilting rules to the wind. Thank you!

[@paulettekemper8492]

I have tons of FQs and know I know what to do with them. Thanks so much. Love you're videos.

[@bambietennison255]

I AM SO IN LOVE WITH THIS!!!! I MUST TRY THIS SOMEDAY!!!

[@sewrosew5331]

Thanks so much for this tutorial 🙏 I must have listened to 4 and yours made sense ! God Bless you 😊 I bought a Halloween large panel , batting and of course Halloween material for a backing ! I am so happy I found your video , thank you 🌹

[@patricia753]

Really cute, Thank you Darlene!

[@sharonscott1622]

Factual and very informative. Nice tutorial.

[@michellecano4350]

Love this! Will try it out this week!!!! Thanks Darlene!

[@gillianbc]

Gloriously simple. Thanks for sharing - this has given me so many ideas!

[@melindatijerina3433]

watching your tutorial thank you for the no rule for making he quilt , I have on piece of material with print so what I will do is to put together all 3 pieces top batting and bottom then quilt around the print .. love your sense of thing darlene

[@ericaspruill8461]

This looks so easy! I'm new to quilting and have watched a couple episodes so far. You're very clear with your instructions. Tfs

[@kathytincler2446]

To simple? Until I ran across your vid all the other so called 'beginner' ones were just confusing me...strips & rulers & mats oh my. Yours is a perfect one to start with & btw....love your color choices. Thanx for sharing :)

[@lesliefields5159]

I'm new to quilting. The only thing I've done so far is (poorly) fixed a hole in my comforter. This looks like my kind of quilt! Easy, simple and it's ok if I'm not perfect with it. I will absolutely try this! P.S. You seem like a very awesome person! That's what made me subscribe to you.

[@kaarenguest9838]

very cute and easy to follow!!! thank you Darlene

[@veevee111]

Thank you, Darlene. It looks like a quick, fun, and easy quilt. I want to do this with some flannel yardage novelty fabric, which was on sale since it was the end of the bolt. It'll be for my grandson.

[@joycemccombs7653]

Thanks so much. I have 2 to make for xmas,this will help. Lost my husband a few months ago,after 60 yrs. I got to keep mind and hands busy. I will be watching all the new videos,have missed you. Joyce from mich.

[@chrisraymond6618]

Great tip using the edge of the cutting board for your scissors!

[@debratemple2865]

💘💘very good tutorial...💜easy to understand..thank you and GOD BLESS YOU😇

[@jenihansen7201]

You are a great teacher. Thank you for sharing

[@cilcy849]

Can you show us the self-binding blanket? There are so many tutorials out there that really don't show the nuances. I love how you comment throughout your videos - helps with understanding

[@robertvillemarette1950]

Cilcy g

[@francesseymour7131]

Robert Villemarette,

[@susanchase7880]

Loved this tutorial.... my Mom always called the way you finished it "the envelope style". You are right, it's hard to do on big quilts, but nice 1 yd or 1 1/2 yds throw size are perfect.

[@sugarlips6956]

Start at intersection BRILLIANT !

[@laurasoto6028]

Looks really easy, i'm going to make one. Love your videos.

[@thevintagebuttonbox5955]

Darlene, I love it, can show us that 1 inch stitching u mentioned, my sister n laws mom did that on quilts she would make us when we would get a new baby ,she passed away and i think someone should carry the tradition on.and i am learning through your channel to quilt (thank u 4 that)so maybe when u get time you could teach that to me ,hugs and blessings

[@JaxAngel]

I love your videos! I would love to see a video on how you tie the quilt thanks for all your hard work!

[@darlene.michaud]

I plan on tying this one and I will record it.

[@bernielove49]

You make this look sooo easy I shall try I’m a newbie for quilting 🤗

[@gammaem627]

You know, my mother made each of my kids a one piece quilt... a yard of fabric on each side, just sewn and hand tied. They lasted for over 20 years a piece, and the kids used them into adulthood. (she also made other quilts along the way, but these were the ones that lasted longest as she never machine quilted them, and it was tough on the quilts when they were washed.) This is a perfect way to make a pretty, reversible quilt for charity and shelters, more durable by far for anyone that gets them. The one thing about the charity part is they don't like tied quilts. NOT TO WORRY. In one night, with pretty embroidery thread you can do simple stitching and quilt it by hand, or do simple machine lines, no more than 4" apart which is more than enough to make it floofy!

[@annawilliamson6982]

Thank you for the advice on starting @ the intersection! Needed that.

[@mimimc8685]

Thank you very much, easy is what I need !

[@NAT-qo6mz]

Thank you Darlene !

[@greylady2690]

I did a queen size quilt this way, with the self binding. I am not able to machine quilt yet, so I hand tie. This works perfect with that method

[@jazdramafree]

Absolutely brilliant!

[@rosemarykriegel3226]

You could also make a tube that allows you to have all four colors on each side. I love this idea!

[@janettejohnson776]

I liked your video. Thank you for sharing.

[@brendastoffels9230]

YOU. are hilarious! I love your manner.

[@lauraverastegui1009]

Oh thank you. I inherited many fabric and was lost what to do or how. Great easy idea . ❤️it

[@melissabaker4335]

I really enjoy your videos and would like to see the tying and long running stitch on that quilt thank you

[@tammycrowell5442]

NICE!!!!! You are amazing!!!

[@kriskraftsmorewilson9651]

Your quilt is beautiful it doesn't matter if it's what you do on the ends, as long as it's nice and toasty warm inside , lol

[@triciaforsgren5306]

Thank you I love it and would like to see the stitching you are talking about also.

[@colleenmurphy6529]

I like your blouse.

[@sharonw.9091]

I am a perfectionist and I have to have perfect intersections. I use my sewing machine's longest basting stitch to baste each intersection before sewing the permanent stitching. It's easier to remove an inch or two of basting if the intersections are off. After sewing the permanent seam, I remove the temporary basting. I envy free spirited quilters because sometimes mistakes turn into creative masterpieces.

[@cleotaylor1860]

just beautiful

[@vfrances5159]

Very nice! I can bash out a baby quilt in an hour!!

[@melissatamer9193]

Learning so much. TY

[@TheMarlene53]

An excellent choice

[@patsmith7361]

What a fun and easy project!

[@dorothycuozzo7950]

Darlene love your tutorial question can I use flannel with cotton, flannel backing and flannel inside? Thanks

[@darlene.michaud]

Yes, yes, yes you can! You have my full permission to do anything you want! Flannel is awesome for backing and batting.

[@AlpineSprinkles]

So to make an adult fat quarter quilt it would need to be wider and longer. Just keep adding fat quarters on til its wide enough and long enough?

[@JOHANNA-qd6iz]

You could use buttons that would look cool.

[@damsel1934]

Darlene, I love it, would it be "tacky" to do two 9 patches together to fit a queen bed with a lot of hangovers? I know I could add big borders but would love the whole bed top to be covered?

[@darlene.michaud]

You can do any tacky thing you want! lol And you don't even have to use the actual size of the fat quarters. You can trim them smaller than 18 by 20 if that works better for you. To cover a whole queen bed, I'm thinking you might need the 9 patch to be taller, like maybe 4 rows tall, so 3 across by 4? I don't really know, but you need to figure out wha you want for a final size then go from there.

[@crazyherifers]

Your awesome.. By chance do you have a diaper bag tutorial

[@naeemajaved855]

Really good video and easy to follow for a newbie like me lol thanks

[@blainegompf3922]

Very invasive that ideal thank

[@DWuzzleold4784]

Thank you.

[@dianesayers4763]

I LOVE IT .......

[@christinefing]

Hi Darlene i just watched this video but I notice its been 6 years since you uploaded but I can't find part 2 love. Any ideas where I can find it. Desperate Aussie 😂😂

[@darlene.michaud]

That's because there is no part 2. It ended with me suggesting to tie the quilt in several places or to quilt it any way you want.

[@darlene.michaud]

That's because there is no part 2. It ended with me suggesting to tie the quilt in several places or to quilt it any way you want.

[@christinefing]

@@darlene.michaud oh ok thanks my dear x

[@chrisraymond6618]

Do you use a walking foot to sew the 3 layers together?

[@doyoder2776]

Big Stitch yes please :-) *very few videos on it

[@glicelglicelmoralesmorales7951]

i like it... 💖

[@bonnieharris7146]

Genius

[@kathyhlinak6395]

You said to visit you on Patreon. What is that? Do I just Google that word?

[@amienaylor5358]

Love

[@sunfishdana]

Why does it need tying or quilting ?

[@autumnsimon9253]

If you dont tie or quilt the batting could bunch up in places or the quilt wont always lay as nice 😊

[@TheH20please]

I like! Is that some of the fabric from your aunt?

[@darlene.michaud]

Nope. This is all fabric I purchased recently at marden's.

[@manda1593]

What is a salvage edge

[@darlene.michaud]

From an online dictionary: an edge produced on woven fabric during manufacture that prevents it from unraveling.

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Darlene

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1st to like

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Mr

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pins :(