FREE Pattern - ADVANCED 1930’s Quilt Block Lend and Borrow | Classic and Vintage Series

[@pennyhuffman2570]

Please keep these traditional blocks coming! They can look updated with current fabric collections. The helpful hints are appreciated Kimberly.

[@Lora_Olson]

Thank you for adding "advanced" blocks! It's nice to be challenged! Thanks for showing us your mistakes on the live videos! That's where I learned the most! Love FQS!

[@pattygardner231]

I appreciate how precise you are. The back of your blocks are the neatest I have seen. And you don’t skip steps, like you always set your seams, and you explain why. I learn so many little things from you, like getting your points perfect, and nesting your seams. Thanks so much for all the detail you include in your tutorials.

[@calicrafter2697]

This is my new favorite series from FQS.

[@fallenangel1049]

I'm a classic girl, but with all the new fabs out there they look new again...so nice

[@margaretbaker623]

Hi! Thank you for this block tutorial. 😀 Kimberly looked more comfortable with the camera over her left shoulder and the visibility was good.

[@CraftyRoxx]

This is my favourite series. I lovè learning the history of the block you feature.

[@denisepineda1788]

I love this Classic and Vintage series of videos! It’s a great choice in fabrics...1930s or Civil War style. I love it!! Many thanks for the tips and tricks and block pattern.

[@bernadettespilchen3129]

I learned some new methods today. You are excellent at relating information in a way I can understand. You are an excellent teacher!

[@susanvoth5831]

I love this “Classic and Vintage” series. The fact that you modernize the block patterns for the use of updated quilting methods is just so very helpful. Thank you!

[@dianawright8334]

I’m glad you are offering these old patterns with Civil War colors. Yay!

[@cherieiduke1723]

I'm sewing this now. I am watching this again. I found your tip on smoothing out the triangle paper helpful

[@SharonCarbine]

Kimberly, I love the Lend and Borrow Block. You broke its creation into easy-to-follow steps. I feel confident, I could make it. Thank you!!!

[@MamaPeacock2]

This is absolutely beautiful! I love the fabric too. Kimberly, I love watching you sew. I learn so much from watching you ❤️

[@katherinem7835]

I love the vintage series also.

[@katherinem7835]

I love this block and the fabric.

[@ninagillenwater4502]

Oh My Goodness! That is really pretty! Thank You, Kimberly!!!

[@TGBTGAlways]

Love this quilt!

[@OGJaquarPrincess]

Love this design

[@deborahannreid5655]

really beautiful, Kimberly!!!

[@susanlatimerpowers9367]

Thank you for adding some more advanced blocks in different fabrics. I haved learned so much from FQS!

[@NikSewCraft]

Love that block and fabric!

[@terribishop5313]

You are an excellent teacher! That was an intense block but you make it look easy.

[@gayleschaefer6300]

Beautiful fabric and quilt. I'll be using Pam Buda's Forever More. Thank you for the video and instructions in constructing this quilt.

[@faithsmith7431]

Great job Kimberly. You make a difficult block look easy!

[@anniematheson2335]

What an enjoyable and instructional tutorial. Learned a lot from watching you make this gorgeous block. I think I'm going to try the half square triangle paper!

[@lorettahenderson8979]

Awesome block/quilt❤️

[@itmomma1]

What a beauty! I would like to point out that you can’t cross your fingers AND stitch. Thanks for the pattern and tutorial.

[@urbanhomesteadingchannel1813]

I was a new quilter many years ago. My 3rd quilt ever consisted of 192 flying geese! After that I figured I can make anything. This pattern is a piece of cake lol I love the colors! I'm color blind so it is definitely easy for me to see 🌺

[@conniehusband1365]

Nice matching!!!! I want to try this paper method. Maybe I would find success!

[@carolgurges2716]

I’m addicted to using your triangles on a roll!! They are so perfect!!

[@joyscranfield5527]

Several years ago I made my mom "Birds in the Air" quilt. It too had numerous HST and I had not heard of the speciality papers your using. I will definitely use them on this quilt & keep my frustration in check. Thank you for your tutorial & the pattern.

[@melindafisher1584]

Love this pattern and the vintage vibe. Just lovely!

[@mariawells8026]

I really enjoy this series! Thank you for the pattern.

[@kathyb.8769]

thank you for more advanced instructional videos!! The free PDF and your teaching makes me sure I can do this! I plan to use batiks in blue with tone on tone white for the background. Excellent video, thank you! :)

[@judyh5052]

Love this block! Thank you again for the wonderful video,Kimberly!

[@robertaarrowsmith2860]

I love the Vintage pattern videos. This block is beautiful. I love doing half=square triangles. Thank goodness for your triangle papers.

[@peggyharris7849]

Thanks so much for this one. I love vintage quilts.

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Such a beautiful quilt block. Thank you for sharing and for the free block pattern!

[@pattysherwood7091]

This is something my careful mother would have loved to do.

[@jewels-8655]

Awesome block. Stunning quilt. Thank you FQS

[@margomcintosh763]

Imagine trying to do this way back in the day this pattern was developed without the tools we have today…………. Love this block and love the fabric.

[@claireselvage5030]

Beautiful block

[@cindyhappel7376]

Love this pattern albeit maybe too difficult for my skill level!! Thanks for sharing!

[@gbyrd1970]

Very nice!!

[@cherieiduke1723]

Hello, just ordered this pattern, got pat slone Morrison park fabric in the red and gold. I'm going to make a 2 color quilt. A modern turkey red and mustard

[@katherinem7835]

Oh my goodness I want to make this quilt.

[@livingweirdestherc6644]

I haven’t mastered half square triangles yet. I’ll get there

[@livingweirdestherc6644]

Fantastic pattern.

[@suzannemoffitt137]

Absolutely gorgeous block, this must be one that's got to be starched.

[@jackielohrey4167]

This terrifies me but OMG I want to try it!

[@jeannesnodgrass8073]

Thanks! I love this pattern. I would make deep red and cream. 💕

[@moosecraftusa]

Love this! I'll use Perfect Union from Edyta Sitar!

[@eshellebennett]

really nice. love it.

[@lorettahenderson8979]

Thank you...awesome❤️

[@quiltnanny2011]

It would make a beautiful pinwheel

[@MistyisCrafty]

Really like the camera over Kimberly's left shoulder to show her sewing rather than having the camera on the right and she has to sew awkwardly without her right hand.

[@laurakelly3371]

I love triangle paper! How do you hold your ruler up to cut? I tried it and boy did it move! How do you make it look so easy?

[@Scottiedad]

Fantastic tutorial thank you, but life is too short for a brown quilt ! Would love to see this in bright bold colours. 🌈

[@carolmorgano7158]

Love it 👍👏🥰🌷

[@deborahmeares1048]

I noticed that you mentioned several times that you have a tendency to burn yourself on your ironing says little pieces I use my stiletto there as much as I use it on my sewing machine it saves some fingers LOL

[@cud19]

The block is similar looking to lady of the lake?

[@terrydraheim4769]

I noticed that you put a square letter on your pieces to mark your fabrics and rows. Do you happen to sell those to the public? I think they would come in handy for my quilting.

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

Hello Terry! Yes, we do sell them. Those are our alphabitties: bit.ly/3ec8Rem

[@AbelTravel]

The seam roller is the same tool that is sold at Home Depot which is used for wallpaper.

[@ladyd54]

Use the “Purple Thing” when opening those seams for pressing and then you won’t burn your fingers.

[@cr2884]

What sewing machine are you using? The cut mechanism works great

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

Hello Cathleen! Kimberly is using a Juki TL-2010Q sewing machine: amzn.to/2onygue

[@cr2884]

I would love to speak w someone who uses the machine. I’m looking for another machine. I want to find out if it is doing all I believe it is. Ie quality of stitches, cutting mechanism. I understand it only does straight stitch? Is it purchased online or through dealerships. What feet come w, and how accurate is 1/4 foot?

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

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[@lorrierunnals140]

Great video! But… what determines when you press seems open and when you don’t? I struggle with this.

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

Hello Lorrie! We decided to press open on this quilt to help reduce the amount of bulk in the seams. Some choose to press to one side so the seams don't show with a light background fabric.

[@lorrierunnals140]

@@FatQuarterShopTX thank you!

[@marlenecummings3686]

When pulling off the paper I lose about 3 stitches at the beginning end. Any suggestions to keep this from happening?

[@MamaChristine]

What would basting spray do if sprayed on fabrics and paper as making HST?

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

Hello Christine! We have not tried that.

[@MamaChristine]

@@FatQuarterShopTX I may try it for giggles and see. Might make it at least easier to lay flat.

[@StitchingWithTheSisterlies]

OMG ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Lynda5876]

Rather than pinning the paper could you use clips - or would the paper move too much with clips?

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

Hello Lynda! You could use Wonder Clips for small sections of TOAR paper, however I wouldn't recommend it for very long lengths of paper.

[@voiceofwisdom2261]

I didn't see the free download patter for lend and borrow

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

Hello Voice of Wisdom! The pattern is available in the description box underneath the video. Here is a link to the free pattern: bit.ly/3wh2xcw

[@voiceofwisdom2261]

@@FatQuarterShopTX thanks, I did download it. I really love this pattern and the use of paper triangles.

[@PeleLua1]

I was so excited to see this in my feed because I LOVE vintage patterns and this series and this one is gorgeous ... and THEN after I started watching the video I find out you only talk about using the triangle paper. UGH 😭 I don't want to use triangle paper, and it feels like you push using it SO much lately. I'm getting frustrated. I really wish you would at least put out directions for the block with and WITHOUT the paper.

[@tblack4719]

The FQS pattern states the size HSTs to make and there are many, many tutorials on how to make HSTs without triangle paper - there are several different ways to make them. Good luck

[@PeleLua1]

@@tblack4719 Oh you are right, it states what the finished size should be ... but having a pattern that tells me size pieces to cut to start with, or even how many I'm going to need, etc. is rather helpful ... the patterns lately using paper rolls do not do that and just give size of the paper needed ... I'd like to have the information supplied for both paper and piecing without ... rather than me having to figure it out ... or go elsewhere to look 🤷‍♀️

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