An Adorable, Precut Friendly Quilt That Goes Together Wickedly Fast!!

[@countrygal854]

Super cute pattern

[@victoriarobison5006]

So cute! Love the background fabric

[@13xGrammy]

Has anyone ever told you, you have a wonderfully relaxing voice to listen to??!!! Thank you for this tutorial for panel fabrics! I have a beautiful Christmas panel, I’d been at a loss how to use! New inspiration 😍

[@TheFabricPatch]

Thank you!! I’m glad you liked it!! It’s nice to have a quick option for a cute panel.

[@billiestrayhorn377]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you!! So appreciate your attention to detail and how you break it down to be so easy to understand.

[@janelicata5328]

What a great pattern and suggestion for using panels! You are so talented in explaining directions in a way that’s easy to follow. Thank you for sharing!

[@gingertea5006]

Thank you for some great ideas :))

[@Conservgma]

I LOVED the fact that you took so much time showing how to measure with the ruler…your drawing on the ruler helped me sooo much because I am fairly new with quilting and get SO confused when cutting things out. Thank you for taking the time to do that. This is such a cute quilt!

[@h2odoglover108]

I just love the flexibility of this pattern!

[@marlenesalamandyk878]

This pattern would be great for charity quilts too because it is so fast. Thanks for showing us the skill builders 😊

[@vickiheath6133]

What a great tutorial

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

This is so nice to watch and listen to while I hand quilt! Thank you for sharing this video and your talent!

[@cindyhappel7376]

I can’t tell you how happy I am you showed this pattern!!! I saw a quilt done like this but couldn’t quite figure out how they did it. You are awesome , Cindy!!! I will send a picture once I do my quilt!!! I’m so excited!!!

[@TheFabricPatch]

I’m so glad!! Yes!! Picture please!!

[@cr2884]

Great info covering this quilt. Ps I love your hair like this. Adorable, perky and youthful.

[@TheFabricPatch]

Thanks!! Lazy day!

[@cr2884]

@@TheFabricPatch but it’s so adorable don’t make it just lazy day. Embrace the beauty

[@deborahprairiestitcher]

I really like this pattern and your use of this panell to spell words is wonderful. We went through your area frequently on our trips to visit family in Wenatchee and I hope to visit your shop next time we are inn the area

[@CJUSTIN78130]

I was looking for something to do and you gave me a super idea ! Thank you 🙂

[@joanwhite4890]

morning good one loved the hope floats love it when you have panels THANKS

[@drewrichardson8789]

I have some book panels. This pattern would be great for these.

[@KelleysQuiltsandCruises]

I just ordered your pattern and got the PDF download. I am going to make 4 of the squares into a table runner.

[@TheFabricPatch]

Super smart!! That will be cute!! Email me a pic!

[@KelleysQuiltsandCruises]

@@TheFabricPatch I will try to remember to send you an email. My old brain doesn't always work great.

[@mslizzy3772]

Great video! What is including in the kit? I don’t see a description on your site. Thank you so much!!

[@rachelburgener819]

Cindy: awesome waves goin on😜 Such a fantastic demonstration and pattern! I’ve got this on my wannado list. Thank you so much for your time!! ❤️😀

[@TheFabricPatch]

Thank you!!

[@franpatzcraig6713]

This was so good! I've got a gorgeous panel of approx. 7" butterfly blocks I want to cut apart and sash for a comfort quilt. It needs some purple in it for pancreatic cancer. Those coping strips are perfect for that. I've also got a baby shower coming up and I love the idea of the letters arranged to form words. Then the simple way to piece the blocks is a third idea I will use for the baby quilt. You've made both my jobs so much easier in one video!

[@jl3623]

Agree with comments below . . .Great tutorial! Thank you very much for the detailed sewing explanations:) P.S. Glad to hear Brianna is taking a "Well deserved break", to revive her wonderful spirit. Jennifer L.

[@cynthialindsley5117]

I have never seen fussy cutting explained, that being said why didn't you cut it at 5.5 so you didn't loose the border design? In all the years of quilting I thought I was just supposed to know how to do this technique, hence I have never tried it. Thank you for taking the time to have this mini class. Your videos are amazing!

[@doreenmacgillivray3419]

I think, since the block needed to be 6", the coping strips added to a 5.5" block would have been really fussy/narrow. Also, since some of the blocks were quite wonky, trimming them to 5" first allowed for a nicer (straighter) altered border. 😊

[@anniecain4549]

It's great to see a person with fingernails just like me!!! lol

[@anniecain4549]

And I LOVE you guy's videos!!! Awesome!!!

[@TheFabricPatch]

Lol. My whole life!!

[@marynichols1034]

How big were the rectangles ? Were they 6 x 12? Distracted by other half & fur children.

[@doreenmacgillivray3419]

It wasn't specifically mentioned, but the pattern is available on their website. 😉

[@lisbethsolberg782]

i am not finding the puzzle-like animal fabric at your site. Do you carry it?

[@TheFabricPatch]

We do. I will ask Brittany to send you a link…

[@lisbethsolberg782]

@@TheFabricPatch thank you. I have something else in my cart, so I'll wait a bit for the link. Thanks in advance.

[@jeannineryan7480]

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