Chic Country Pattern Tutorial

[@sherrilyncaron]

Great tutorial, thank you. I just bought the pattern and could not have started it without the tutorial.

[@lorismills8869]

Awesome! These are great instructions. The visual and verbal instruction is priceless! Thank you!

[@LindaJ3433]

wow, but that ruler is slick. I am struggling with trying to put a conventional one together and this would have made things so much easier. I am putting this on my wish list along with the wonderful scrap filled pattern!

[@mom3mt]

I just purchased this book and ruler today! I can't wait to try it! Thank you for such a great tutorial!

[@thanaecooper9836]

This is a great video! Love your technique for piecing curved seams, then trimming to size. I especially love not having to use a dozen pins to hold the fabrics together! Thank you for posting this!

[@lindafrankiewicz6988]

fantastic instructions; I just love how you make it seem so easy! Thank you for this video!

[@cekfraun]

Thank you for this great tutorial! I love that you are sewing on a Featherweight. I never thought I would want to try something with curved seams, but you made me believe I can do it. I do all of my sewing and quilting on my 1938 Featherweight, and love it!

[@crazy4doxies440]

Love this and the instructions! These videos are a great way to marry the excellent instructions in the patterns.

[@Saucyakld]

Crazy4 Doxies Keep making the pies until wide and long enough, simple. I made a king sized one without trouble!

[@rhona4524]

Watching all your videos, very good instructions,so happy your making these!

[@andraebanks]

That sewing machine is pretty!!!!!

[@sunflowergamesworld2817]

Beautiful

[@nancybenolkin4711]

Good directions. Hard for me to tell difference between you light and dark though.

[@leticia-rl7yj]

Will this patterns be rewritten for the wonder curve ruler. I like the new ruler.

[@westonmccool2374]

This has been so very, very helpful; I'm making this quilt now! Have you ever made anything with the leftover oval pieces from the side strips?

[@kathleenstebbins6415]

beautiful pattern, is it possible to get instructions on how to make it queen sized?

[@lynnaltmayer7982]

HI will this work with the wonder curve ruler as well? I love this pattern and instructions!

[@kayparkhouse919]

I have purchased this pattern, but want to make it in miniature using the mini curve ruler. ANy hints on how I can modify the pattern for thisl

[@suztarlo5423]

Can you do this with the Mini QCR??

[@bevharrison4430]

Is Chic Country in any of the SKW books? or is the pattern just sold by itself? I love your fabric selection.

[@LittleDotCom]

I wish they could answer your questions. I spend a lot of money on the books, rulers, fabric. It would be nice to get a yes or no answer.

[@starsembroidery8102]

I love it

[@SuperKaterTot]

IF you had saved the discarded Melon shaped piece from cutting the "B" pieces and sewed it to contrasting Kept B pieces would that make a skinny Orange Peel or Melon Block??

[@SewKindofWonderful]

hmmmmmm..... not sure. I'll play with that and see!

[@bobbierankin517]

Don’t be afraid to mark your fabric, I can’t sir what u did

[@bscott9741]

The quilt is very colorful and the reason why I watched this video. Even the sample bright green and white had some punch. However when it came to the actual demo, white, pale green and a light grey cutting mat. Seriously, who could tell what and where the measurements and the cuts were being made? Visually a very poor video when it comes to contrast.

[@ARKENCIEL1]

Not as accurate as it should be ; none of my four blocks are the same ; even on your block on your video we can see that a point has no more seam allowance at all ; disappointed...

[@alicehwang4961]

Thanks for the heads up... I am thinking about making it or not. The patterns are beautiful but it seemed to me I have to own several different size of rulers to make them. Don't want to buy rulers to use it just once or twice and then leave it at a corner.

[@bethfarnum2681]

Good instructions, but really poor color choice for video. And seriously, you really cut wrinkled fabric.