Egg Money Quilts "Double Wedding Ring"

[@susanlayton8842]

Thank you for such an amazing way to quilt the double wedding ring quilt. Definitely going to give it a go tomorrow.

[@inesgomara3650]

WOW,! This is the easiest and quickest block if seen. Love you tutorial video

[@ksharpe8137]

I not only enjoy the tutorials....I enjoy the stories she tells!! I would love to meet Eleanor in person!

[@jennifertaylor8217]

Miss Lucy

[@collymodel]

She is so fun and informative! Makes it look so inviting to try! Thank you, Eleanor!

[@lamoredavidson7007]

Hi Sharon

[@cindyabraham8020]

Loved this video. My kids and their friends are at that age of getting married and with the US current situation in heading to a recession, soon to head into a Depression, this is a perfect gift. Now I need to start practicing.

[@dragnfly138]

She is too adorable!! Love this!! Absolutely made my day. Thanks

[@wendypeckinpaugh1078]

Thank you for this video! I've been searching for an quicker option.

[@lamoredavidson7007]

Hi, how are you doing my friend?

[@cattuslavandula]

Ah, this method makes sense. I was watching another tutorial where the background pieces were cut out and stitched to the patched arches. The amount of clipping, twisting and stretching was crazy to get everything assembled. I thought 'why in the world wouldn't the arches be appliqued?' as it would be so much easier. This tutorial is great.

[@chantalida53]

Thank you so much Eleanor for all your wonderful tutorial, I love it.

[@chantalida53]

I just love the stories you are telling as well as the tutorials, C'est MAGNIFIQUE. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. Chantal from Paris France

[@sheilabraun9294]

I love the way you throw scraps away.

[@elementgypsy]

Always love your videos.

[@peggybray5450]

Love your teaching

[@lamoredavidson7007]

Hello

[@patriciawalling9642]

Love this version for the quilt. Have made them for years and this is the one I will make from now on. Thanks again El.

[@amysherk]

Love this. Made my day!

[@connywelch5192]

Love you, Eleanor!

[@rondabergeron4414]

That was fantastic and made me smile!!!! Thank you. Ronda

[@lamoredavidson7007]

Hello Rhonda

[@cybersecretary]

Great instructions!

[@saritasoto9286]

Excelente video!! Muchas gracias

[@legacyfarmmercantile1822]

love the stories

[@ionemariavieira5080]

Sou nova no canal,maravilhoso seu trabalho,obrigada.

[@lamoredavidson7007]

Hello, how are you doing my friend

[@abeullah03]

I wish you were still in tv.

[@theembroideryzone]

My favorite part is when she flings the scraps over her shoulder, Im going to start doi g that!

[@annevosper6344]

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[@bonniereilly7696]

You should do a video on accuquilt double wedding ring including sewing of block. You have helped me in so many ways.

[@lamoredavidson7007]

Hello, how are you doing my friend

[@asmadraoui9816]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@milankhandeparker1153]

It is adorable.

[@sdm6141]

wow thank you thank so much :) Great teacher

[@murnan11]

Love this pattern!! The video is so easy to understand, thank you!! My biggest problem is wondering how to know how much fabric of each print/color is needed? Help!!!❤️

[@darbfred12]

The amount of fabric depends on which size and type of quilt you plan to make. If all the arcs are from the same fabric and not pieced, you'll need more of that one fabric. If the arcs will be different fabrics, or if the arcs will be pieced using the "Pieced Arc Template," you'll need less of each individual fabric. Here's a bit of info from the pattern: If you're going to make a lap/twin sized quilt, you'll need 1-6 fabrics for the arcs, 3/4 yard EACH. Fabrics 7-8 are for the jewels and you'll need 1/2 yard of EACH. If all the jewels are the same fabric, double the yardage. Fabric 9 is the background and you'll need 3 1/2 yards for lap or 5 1/2 yards for twin size. Of course you'll need backing, batting and binding fabrics, too. I have used the pre-printed interfacing and also traced my own. Either works well, though pre-printed is more expensive. But...it saves a lot of time. I'm wondering what is the size of the triangle she uses for the jewels?

[@lamoredavidson7007]

Hello

[@audreymuscat6617]

Hi I really enjoyed this tutorial and I intend to try it out. I got the template for the arches and the interfacing from you as well. One question please, are the size ( height and width ) of the template for the arc always the same size? Or are there different sizes? Also is there a reason for cutting the pieces for the arc so big and then the interfacing is so much smaller and you have to cut off so much extra? I hope I explained myself in a way you can understand me !!!! Thank you and I hope you will have a Healthy and Good 2017.

[@keressabeverage2622]

No answer here?

[@aberdeenred47]

You are the best

[@sdm6141]

Just ordered :) TYVM

[@mdelcarmencarreno4472]

yo trabajo mucho con sus libros gracia por enseñarme tantas cosas

[@dorothyburrell]

How much fabric will I need for a queen-size double wedding ring quilt please

[@msladysample7605]

great video!:D

[@thefarmhouseinthefield4576]

Fun fact I found out when I got stitches. Hospitals throw away the hemostats b/c it's cheaper than trying to sanitize them. If you ask for them, they will give them to you. At least my hospital does.

[@kantwinnada]

I still love her video's

[@jostovall5491]

Splendid tutorial ~ love your Double Wedding Ring. I would really like to find where to purchase the white fabric that you use for the background ~ thank you for sharing!

[@Bluerose264]

You can buy white fabric from any were they sell farbric or order fabric on her web page.

[@leanndelaney7255]

+Bluerose264 yes, it's just white muslin

[@roadiern]

Jo Stovall Eleanor recommends Kona cotton in white. Kona cotton is a better quality fabric than muslin.

[@keressabeverage2622]

I love the simplicity here, but could someone tell me how to make the dbl wedding ring quilt withOUT the (yellow) square corners! I’d prefer the four pieces in the center, thx!!! Or does she have a video of that different center!?

[@JOHANNA-qd6iz]

What is the name of the acrylic template called? Can you buy the arch template in acrylic also ? love the plain coloured quilt.

[@Christine-777]

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[@johnandmarthateubner157]

How do I purchase the interfacing for this quilt?

[@sarahleigh1502]

Lady, You never cease to amaze me. Thank you Eleanor. I purchased the kit for the Nouveau Wedding Ring Quilt, but it doesn't have the small template and I love this pieced one also. Its beautiful and you have made it simple. However I do need the small template for cutting the ring pieces. What is it called and is it sold seperately. If so where can I get it please? Thanks again. BTW, I have two grands getting married next year.

[@Christine-777]

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[@lamoredavidson7007]

Hello Sarah

[@dorothyburrell]

How many 13 inch blocks for a queen size please

[@darbfred12]

I have the Pieced Arc Template and pre-printed interfacing. What size is the triangle used for the jewels?

[@jmarylastone]

love this pattern but gosh when you cut that ring at 8:31 you sure lost a lot of the fabric - oh my

[@darbfred12]

I purchased fabric to make this and made a "test arc" to see how I liked the fabrics together. I, too, noticed the waste when trimming the arc. Using scrap fabric, I made another one. The plastic template measures 3" high so I cut the scrap fabric 2 1/2" high. I have not sewn a piece of interfacing to it as I don't want to waste the interfacing. But laying it on top with the center marks aligned, it will fit with much less waste.

[@sandyrichmond2570]

for me it’s easier to work with oversized pieces than smaller ones so I don’t mind the waste. That’s why I like Elenor’s style of quilting

[@2kidsinutah]

I'm wondering what the name of the acrylic template she used is called so I can try and find one. I do have a dresden template I'm wondering if that would work

[@ritabagley3695]

you can find the templates on there web site.

[@Christine-777]

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[@feliciafrank6905]

é o primeiro video seu que assisto ,ameeei ,não entendi nada do que disse ,kkkkk,mas entendi toda a explicação da montagem ,vou assistir todos ,parabéns

[@trubre5565]

Leave it to Eleanor Burns to simplify the most difficult patterns.

[@dorothyburrell]

Agreed

[@ЕленаАлексеева-э2е]

Спасибо.

[@petuniapetal211]

You say in the video to use 4” squares cut in half diagonally for the corner pieces, but the corner template is 2.5” square. Why the discrepancy?

[@mariafrancescapetrucci7761]

Il quadrato bianco di base quanto misura?

[@femytorres7896]

Por favor en español no te entiendo y me fascina Jovi?

[@annak4314]

Did she just throw the scraps over her shoulder? 😮😆

[@rosariomitchcooney8813]

I really enjoy Elenor's tutorials, however the waste of fabric is a pity, as I am sure in the 1930's every scrap would be saved.

[@ЗухраАгирова]

Браво!

[@adalico7078]

Xmas stoking ,

[@ivoneidefeitosa7443]

amei

[@petuniapetal211]

I don’t understand why you use 3” tall templates when your arc template is only 1.5” high. You just end up trimming away half of the height of each arc after sewing the fusible on. Why not just use smaller templates to begin with so as not to waste half the fabric? 🤔

[@lyndasnart7823]

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