Fun & Easy 2.5" Strip Quilt | Episode 30

In this video, The Opinionated Quilter encourages you all to use your leftovers and make this beautiful quilt.
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[@kerryl4031]

Thank you - that lightbulb moment when I understood your troubleshooting! Brilliant video!

[@BonnieWaldrup]

Great scrap quilt! I love it! ❤ Thank you!

[@terryannglandon3853]

This video was VERY helpful. I, too, prefer rectangle quilts and really appreciate learning about making two rows of 9 blocks. Thanks so much.

[@barbarasinopoli7690]

Thank you, I love this pattern!

[@bethkoch11]

I love any method of using leftover fabric because I have so much of it. I have a LOT of 2-1/2" strips, and this pattern is really a winner.

[@kellysmith50]

I would love a visual example oh how you sew those together with that partial seam. I think I understood your diagram, but would love if you could show us with fabric what you mean. Love your channel! Thank you for all of your information that you share with us.

[@blairseibert1778]

Thank you for another great video. I love the way you kept the cornerstones inside on this second version. I think I have an alternative to your partial seams. Would it be possible to sew 8 of the blocks on top of each other with the sashing in between. Then create individual 9th blocks for each row with the HST on the top and side (for the left side) and side and bottom (for the right side)? I think that would work and would be easier than a partial seam. I'm a newer quilter so maybe that won't work. It did in my head though.

[@matthewmosher3712]

Love it! Thanks for the video!

[@carolinek.128]

Thank you. Will try this. Cute quilt.😊

[@3catmom]

I am a newby with quilting. The 9th row sounded confusing to me. listening to different quilters on KZbin is how I'm trying to learn.

[@suekelly840]

Yikes! Quilt Math!

[@SuperQuiltnut]

I guess I am more of a visual learner. When you just show diagrams on a white board, it is like a static picture in a book. Could you possibly demo what you are explaining? When you sew across seams, do you have the top seam or the bottom seam pointing down? You just say have the seam pointing down but there are two sides to a seam. Like your videos but not always clear to me.