Cathedral Window Tips

[@TeresaBearCFP]

I’ve been looking for an easy cathedral window - love this technique. I’ve also been wanting to practice my machine quilting techniques and this will be perfect. I can do different designs in each of the windows. Also, I think I will cut the batting the square size and glue baste it in. This way, it will reduce the bulk of the fold over portion and make it easier to pink the edges. Brilliant idea to use pinking shears for those circles!

[@anneericsson8755]

You are the sweetest. I started one the old fashioned way and haven’t finished it. I will try your instructions with the sewing machine. Thank you.

[@goatladygletha792]

All these examples are beautiful! I love them! I'm going to have to try this method of making a cathedral quilt, you have explained it so well!😀💕

[@judyholbrook7915]

You are a great teacher!Easy to understand directions. Glad your husband helps cutting around the circles.😊

[@phylliscrihfield1414]

Great tutorial! I'm going to be starting one of these this week in fact. Thank you!

[@victoriaclifford2715]

I love Kim Diehl! That quilt is going to be gorgeous!!

[@MaryLWilks]

I think your way of making the quilt is a lot easier!

[@cynthiajones1461]

I love the fabric and love the back as much as the front!

[@barbarajohnson1572]

Thank you... always loved this and seeing you give us a step by step makes the whole thing seem very "do-able".... GB

[@hildajames6045]

Absolutely awesome teaching...easy to understand and I love your wit...God Bless..

[@sandyheller5438]

Great tutorial. I always say, if your a Mother then you are a teacher. 💕

[@njbyrd1617]

Kim Diehl's fabric is so pretty and looks so fantastic in your Cathedral Windows quilt. I really enjoyed your tutorial. Great job!

[@joypolk3093]

Love all the tips you shared! You are a natural born teacher❣️

[@beckyferris2390]

Great video and the variegated thread looks really nice. Kim Diehl's fabrics are so pretty.

[@Barb-w3v]

Very nice

[@FrenchyStitchy]

Beautiful job Phyllis ! Thank you for sharing

[@lindaloostrom7025]

I’ve always wanted to make Cathedral Windows!! Great tutorial!! Thank you

[@sueowen9434]

Brilliant, tfs. ❤❤ From Wales UK xx

[@dko3623]

Awesome tips! Thank you for sharing your wisdom.

[@annablock8037]

Absolutely wonderful tutorial!

[@carmenbailey1560]

You have done a awesome tutorial, and your quilt is beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing and look forward to any video you may put out. 👍❤️😊

[@lindagivvin2235]

Very good tutorial! This goes on my bucket list. Thanks for sharing.

[@dianetheodorski2332]

Gorgeous quilts

[@maryhutto]

I really enjoyed watching your demonstration. I think your quilts are gorgeous. This pattern does look intimidating but I might give it a try. I'll keep this and rewatch your directions. Thank you!😊

[@deafsetter]

Great tutorial. I will be making this!

[@colettesorrells9015]

❤❤❤

[@suzyroy3360]

amazing!!! i absolutely love it!!! you are a great teacher!! :)

[@bellscrafts]

Beautiful quilt. How many circles did you make for the baby’s quilt?

[@kathystreet4933]

How did you do your pin cushion? That was very cute.

[@Jbeauch423]

I love your quilt. Thank you for sharing and for the video. I hope to try this at some time. Is there an actual pattern using this method?

[@redpinequiltshop9573]

Not that I know of. The technique has just been out there for awhile and you can decide how large a quilt you want to make by the number of circles you use in your rows and columns

[@juliethompson5055]

Wow! Now I might actually try to make a cathedral quilt using your method! Can you tell me the name of the quilt pattern for bright quilt hanging behind you with the black background?

[@redpinequiltshop9573]

Glad you enjoyed the tutorial! The quilt in the background is called Star Blast and we have kits available for it. Here's a link. www.redpinequiltshop.com/shop/c/p/Star-Blast-Kit-with-Color-Wheel-x69056802.htm

[@janemack8852]

I'm a little confused. What happens to all those slits?

[@dutchyperon4407]

I was wondering the same. How do they covered up?

[@bgturman]

They are under the fold.

[@redpinequiltshop9573]

After you sew the blocks together along the straight lines you will fold the edges over to create the curves. The slit will be hidden under one of those curved flaps. When you sew the curved edges down, the slit will be completely enclosed under one of them for every block.

[@ritamontgomery6008]

I would have been nice to demonstrate sewing the "frame" , curved edges down. thanks for an easy way to make these. @@redpinequiltshop9573