Beginner Quilting with the Yellow Brick Road Pattern

Join Deb as she presents the Yellow Brick Road Pattern from Atkinson Designs. The pattern uses fat quarters and is a fast and fun quilt. Great for beginners.
Supplies:
Yellow Brick Road Pattern: bit.ly/31H4Yt1
Vintage Happy 2 Fat Quarter Bundle: bit.ly/3eYqsp4
Vintage Happy 2 Jelly Roll: bit.ly/3fKpyfm
Olfa Rotary Cutter: bit.ly/2C3oIwh
Quick Trim Ruler from Creative Grids: bit.ly/2YVZrwP
Creative Grids Rulers: bit.ly/2OEC9Wa
Martelli Self Healing Cutting Mat: bit.ly/3iq4Tjj
Tula Pink Scissors: bit.ly/2ZCjPSH

[@debidiaz6569]

wow the very first quilt i made in a class was the "Yellow Brick Road" i made it for my mother... she passed a few years back. That quilt was so special to her she slept under it every single night my sister told me. I have it now. I swear I can still smell my mom on it.. I know that her scent is long gone but the love is there... that is what quilts are, Memories.

[@StitchinHeaven]

This is exactly the kind of quilting story we love to hear. Quilts are definitely memories and what a wonderful memory you have.

[@michellekup4274]

When I first started quilting I made 4 Yellow Brick Road quilts. So easy to start with.

[@carengard]

Martelli enterprises has a wonderful cutting template set made for yellow brick road!

[@lupehawk5930]

Beautiful quilt! Love Lori Holt fabrics and notions!

[@StitchinHeaven]

We love Lori Holt!

[@chicletlux]

The quilt on display is lovely

[@StitchinHeaven]

Thank you!

[@janmorrison7924]

Hi Deb good to see your videos. After all you have taught me all I know about quilting. Jan a Morrison

[@StitchinHeaven]

That's so great to hear! Thanks for being such a loyal follower :)

[@memah24]

“Yellow Brick Road” was the 1st quilt kit I bought about 12 years ago. As I was making it I discovered some of the fabric was missing, got it replaced. Then I decided to fussy cut the borders and ran out of that fabric. The shop I bought it from didn’t have any more of the fabric. Went to 3 other shops to find any which involved several miles of driving. I had bought my backing with the kit. Of course I had to purchase another fabric because I had changed the size of the quilt and couldn’t get more like I had. I did manage to get it finished and quilted in time to enter it in the guild’s quilt show that year. That didn’t discourage me. I’m still continuing to make quilts and enjoying it and taking part in a lot of Quiltin’Heaven cruises, zoom classes and Land Ahoy cruises. .Looking forward to many more years.

[@StitchinHeaven]

I'm so glad you have stayed with us through your quilting journey!

[@gruedademuz]

I love your proyects

[@StitchinHeaven]

Thank you so much!

[@donnarichey144]

I did buy this pattern a while back> Are you going to a video on doing it?

[@dianneburns4580]

I wish you would teach how to do the backing of this quilt?? Especially for beginners. Thank you.

[@rainsuess317]

I just purchased flannel fabric to make a twin size quilt.

[@joannehammon1093]

What is the fabric name?

[@lucilledaub5991]

I never made a quilt yet,but I'd like to make a king size yellow brick road so I'd need the pattern N enough material to make it.Could you tell me how much it would cost for all I'd need to make it from the fat quarters you used?

[@mg3day]

I hope you started quilting, if you didn’t then here is a generic response. It will really depend on where you get your fabric. If you get good 100% cotton quilting fabric you will end up with no sale on fabric (I live in TN) about $250(queen size, king closer to 350) in fabric. If you don’t have a long arm and need to take it to someone to quilt which will vary on price. I have a lady who is retired and just loves doing it and she charges me 60 for a king but if I go to a shop she charges me 150 for a king to quilt and bind. Which is why I am getting a long arm 😂. Now if you go to a big box place it can be much cheaper, buy fabric when it goes on sale, etc and you are looking at around 100 for a king size maybe cheaper. I definitely didn’t go into quilting to save money 😂

[@rebeccaturner3906]

I must have clicked on the wrong video...more of a beginner "must have" tips than Yellow Brick road info (though do appreciate the white border info...did add that to my pattern). Love the quilt behind you!

[@StitchinHeaven]

We are so glad you stumbled upon our content! The gorgeous quilt behind Deb is the Yellow Brick Road Quilt featuring Lori Holt fabrics. Isn't it stunning?!

[@sandrakeske2176]

Where are the instructions?? I have the pattern, but am terrified at cutting the fabric. I want to follow along -- a, b, c

[@StitchinHeaven]

Unfortunately we can't share the complete instructions in the video because of copyright reasons. But you can call our customer service team and they'll be happy to help in any way they can!

[@barbkenney5843]

starts 10 min in.

[@fionamcinerney3677]

This is not a tutorial; you won't find any useful information about making this quilt, other than where to source all the supplies.

[@margaretmcneil7182]

This is an ad for rulers, cutting mats, and rotary cutters. Don't bother.

[@mg3day]

So 10 mins of things you should by and 3 mins of a “tutorial” where she doesn’t really show anything. Worst “TUTORIAL” I have watched so far.