How to Make an Arkansas Crossroads Quilt in Any Size Block

[@rise2824]

This is the first video of your's that I have watched and I look forward to watching more.

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank you so much! Glad you liked it. ~Deborah

[@deafsetter]

Same here. You made this beautiful pattern very simple. THANK YOU!

[@nickifranklin-w4x]

@@piecesofthepast I wrote a comment, but couldn’t find a send button

[@kwalking7]

I really like the quilt and the way you explained it! It's really neat to see new/old patterns and learn how to change them to the size that you want them/the blocks to be. Thank you so much!

[@piecesofthepast]

You are so welcome! Thanks for the feedback and for watching! ~Deborah

[@robinr6399]

🤦great tip on how to chain piece snowball blocks! Kicking myself for not figuring that out before.

[@piecesofthepast]

Chain piecing makes everything so much easier! Glad you got something good from the video. Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@newtnoot2794]

If you sew an additional line 1/4 " to the outside of the 1st seam and then cut, those triangle waste pieces turn into HSTs you can use in other projects!

[@jenniferahlstrom590]

it looks so complicated (this is also the first video I've watched of yours) but you explain it so clearly!! I will definitely be making one of these because I love scrappy quilts, and I really like that it looks like you planned for the overall pattern. (but even better that you don't have to actually work too hard at it!) thanks! off to watch more, now.

[@piecesofthepast]

I am so glad you are enjoying the channel, welcome! Thank you for the lovely comment! I hope you have subscribed and are enjoying the other videos as well. Stay tuned 😁 ~Deborah

[@nellp.miller5921]

Love your Arkansas Crossroads quilt video and your excellent instruction!!!!

[@piecesofthepast]

Thanks so much! I am glad you enjoyed it 😁 ~Deborah

[@constancebrooks4291]

Loved it. Something so simple yet so pretty.

[@piecesofthepast]

Thanks! I agree, it's a beautiful pattern that doesn't take a lot of complicated steps. ~Deborah

[@nickifranklin-w4x]

I’m so glad I found you! Love your tutorials. I can’t see well enough for small pieces, so was glad you told the math for bigger sizes. My family is from arkansas so I love this pattern!

[@piecesofthepast]

Hi there. I saw your reply to the other comment (about not finding a send button) and wanted you to know that I did get this one also. Thanks for the lovely comment and I am so glad you liked the video! Stay tuned for more to come!! ~Deborah

[@leealdridge1138]

I love the way you explain the making of the quilt.

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank you so much! 😊 ~Deborah

[@diannenaworensky6698]

First time seeing your channel. This block looks so complicated but you show us it's not. I have subscribed. ❤❤❤

[@piecesofthepast]

I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and welcome to the channel! ~Deborah

[@FosterChicken]

I'm a quilter too. I tend to make quilts with larger pieces because they are faster and easier but absolutely love traditional patterns like this one. I would do a clam shell or baptist fan quilting on this one. I'm a long armer, too. I plan to make some of the gypsy boho skirts for me and my grand daughter using your instructions. Love your channel!

[@piecesofthepast]

Thanks so much for watching and for the fantastic comment! Glad you are here! ~Deborah

[@vickigabriel1901]

1st Time I visited I. I enjoyed your tutorial And your' quilt.

[@piecesofthepast]

Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@ljr44816]

1sr video of yours I've seen. You are an easy to follow teacher. Thank you.

[@piecesofthepast]

Welcome to the channel, so glad you enjoyed it! ~Deborah

[@janetdinatale9861]

At first I thought this was much too complicated but after seeing how you broke it all down, I think I’ll be doing this in the near future. Thank you for the inspiration and explanation. (And the video, pattern, etc! )

[@piecesofthepast]

You are welcome. Thanks for watching!! ~Deborah

[@suzilouden5964]

Hi, greetings from a quilter in France. I love this project and as you say, it uses a huge chunk of tiny scraps - which we all have mountains of . Thank you for sharing...❤

[@piecesofthepast]

Waving at you from across The Pond! 👋🏼. Thanks for watching and enjoy! ~Deborah

[@dcatweaver]

I just discovered you. I love your teaching style. Thanks

[@piecesofthepast]

Welcome to the channel! 😊 ~Deborah

[@ThomiBMcIntyre]

Love this! Rarely try a pattern straight as presented, but this one I will!

[@piecesofthepast]

Fantastic! I love being an quilting enabler! LOL. Have fun! ~Deborah

[@janeahrens572]

AWESOME!!!im gonna start cutting my scraps into 1-1/2” and 2-1/2” squares!

[@piecesofthepast]

Go for it! You're going to love it! ~Deborah

[@pamblessman9451]

I’ve watched your video about five times! I’m making my 4-patches as leaders and Enders and always thinking ahead to when I finish the current project so I can put them all together. I’m using 2.5” squares as my baskets were overflowing! Thanks for the great idea!

[@piecesofthepast]

Leaders and Enders are awesome and this is the perfect pattern for them! Thanks so much for watching! ~Deborah

[@notesfromleisa-land]

To my eye, scrappy quilts with a harmonizing background, as you demonstrate are beautiful. Some scrappy quilts just make my eyes go all googly. Perfectly demonstrated, and your production techniques will help quilters get through it fast. Thank you.

[@piecesofthepast]

We actually have a video coming up that talks about pulling the colors of quilts together, especially scrappy ones. I agree, scrappy quilts can be some of the most beautiful if the colors and background are in harmony. Stay tuned for that one. Thanks for your comment! ~Deborah

[@patcorona5979]

What a fun quilt to make. I’m not a fan of small squares but this block looks like something fun to make. Also appreciate the math to make the block bigger. Thank you!

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank you! Enjoy! ~Deborah

[@susannefri6862]

You described that so well, and I love it that figuring out other sizes is so easy. Thanks! - Writing from Germany

[@piecesofthepast]

Waving at you from the US. Thank you for watching! ~Deborah

[@eelliott9581]

I love the way you showed each of the assembling the blocks. ❤😊

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank you! It is such a fun and easy quilt to make. ~Deborah

[@sheilabennett3289]

Very helpful tutorial ❤. Very helpful for scrap busting 😂. Thank you

[@piecesofthepast]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@pyfairy]

Pretty!! Bet you thought about your favorite Arkansas buddy when you were making this, LOL!😅

[@piecesofthepast]

I am still finishing it up and still missing you! Thanks for watching!!

[@barbarajefferysings]

Thank you for simple, concise instructions, and also for not making us watch you sew every seam in the blocks and project. We'll done. Your quilt is beautiful!

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@wilmawagner9631]

I can’t wait to start on this one.

[@piecesofthepast]

YAY! I hope you enjoy it!! ~Deborah

[@AmyLouiseDens]

I've watched every video of the Arkansas Crossroads block and this one is BY FAR the best explanation and free pattern! Thanks, Deborah

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank you so much! I am so glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!! ~Deborah

[@francesschireson-dody1516]

I made a practice block and I really like it. I saved it with the instructions I wrote down from your video. I had trouble finding your instructions though...On my computer there were no instructions listed below. There were only comment...so I watched the same video multiple times. Thank you.

[@piecesofthepast]

When watching KZbin videos, you will see a link in the video description box called "more." Clicking on that will show you the rest of the description where you find links and information that the creator wants you to have. Here is a direct link to the notes file for this particular video. drive.google.com/drive/folders/1V8kw_w-4TO7JtMYpAARR-6zucwUir8xg So glad you were able to make a practice block! Thanks for watching!! ~Deborah

[@annah834]

Just came across your tutorial. Absolutely loved it. Another quilt to make with my scraps. 😊

[@piecesofthepast]

Wonderful! Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@zorina831]

I just found this…so cute. Will be a great project to do as leaders and Enders in between making my quilts. Thank you.

[@piecesofthepast]

Perfect project for Leaders and Enders! Have fun with it! ~Deborah

[@annablock8037]

I absolutely loved your tutorial and the way you explained was perfect. It helped me a great deal. I haven’t made this block yet so I’m excited to try it.

[@piecesofthepast]

I’m so glad you found it helpful! Thank you for watching! ~Deborah

[@sandalkeeffe7038]

So glad KZbin added this to my suggested videos! Such a great tutorial on this square. You broke it down to clear, easy to understand steps with great tips! Thanks so much!!

[@piecesofthepast]

Awesome! Thank you! ~Deborah

[@KatlinBridgeman]

Wow!! I feel like this video was made for me. I just touched a sewing machine for the first time ever this year. I struggle but am trying to stick with it. My husband and I are both from Arkansas. I think this would be awesome for a wall hanging in our home.

[@piecesofthepast]

Stick with it and stay tuned! You can do it! ~Deborah

[@cyndie.4004]

I am DEFINITELY making this pattern! Thank you for your precise teaching. I like the old quilt patterns, and so will the elderly at the home.

[@piecesofthepast]

That is wonderful! Thank you for watching and stay tuned for more! ~Deborah

[@tammykelley6173]

I sort my scraps by size too, everything from 1 1/2” to 5”. I have been looking for ideas to use them. Love this block. Thank you for sharing this video and blog post.

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank YOU for watching! ~Deborah

[@wandacarwile6697]

Love this quilt and your explanations are so clear. Just found your channel this morning and looking forward to learning from you. I have wanted to start piecing for a long time. Been collecting fabric for years. Some from my grandmother and mother who were quilters and some from when I made clothing for myself and my girls. Work and life have kept me busy but I now have slowed down enough that I hope to let this consume my days!! Looking forward to your teaching. Thank you.

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank you for the excellent comment! I am so glad you found my channel. Stay tuned! ~Deborah

[@janetkingston1811]

Love this quilt! A great way to use up scraps! And you made it so easy to understand.

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank you so much!

[@jackiematsumura2649]

This is my favorite way to use up random scraps. I have an accuquilt- so I cut my squares and then use the signature block die for the crossroads. I’ll use about 3 yards of background to make a good sized quilt. A very satisfying pattern.

[@piecesofthepast]

Yes it is! Thanks for watching. ~Deborah

[@proud2bktsmama]

I just found your channel, and your instructions were so clear and easy to follow. I can't wait to make this block. Scrappy is my favorite.

[@piecesofthepast]

Awesome! Thank you! ~Deborah

[@denisesims7574]

This is the last quilt my mom made before cancer took her. She had made a quilt for each of her 9 grandkids when they graduated from high school. My youngest was her 9th. Thank you for sharing!

[@piecesofthepast]

I am so glad you found my video and it gave you fond memories of your mom. Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@RudyRay01]

Thanks for the video. I cut my scraps in 1 ½ , 2 ½ , or 5 inch squares so I have a ton of each. I really appreciate such a fun and beautiful quilt to use some of them up. I am now a new subscriber!

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank you so much for subbing! Love having my own "pre-cuts" to choose from, don't you? ~Deborah

[@margueritehirsch8246]

Thank you for your very informative and clearly explained method of making this lovely quilt! I am in the process of making a Texas Bluebonnet crossroads quilt. I have been watching numerous videos on making crossroads quilts and I think this is my favorite as the method is clearly explained.

[@piecesofthepast]

Being originally from Texas, I would love to see the Texas Bluebonnet Crossroads Quilt! Thanks for your comment! ~Deborah

[@KumaSews]

One my favorite blocks!!!! I started making ing these parts several months ago… found the block in a book. Thank you so much for sharing your process. Going to back and check out your other tutorials! You’re not alone… we’re watching you! 😉

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank you so much for the lovely comment! It helps so much to know that you guys are out there and I am being helpful somehow. 🥰 ~Deborah

[@HopeRowe-l8x]

I had heard this quilt name but had never seen one. THANKS! Your block explanation was perfect!!!

[@piecesofthepast]

Thanks! And Thanks for Watching!! ~Deborah

[@charlotteclaypoole3922]

this makes it look so simple thank you for sharing

[@piecesofthepast]

You’re welcome 😊 ~Deborah

[@mariewinters4272]

Thank you for your tutorial on this quilt pattern! I love it❤ I was searching for a pattern to make a quilt for my brother-in-law with all the scraps I have and this is it!!!! Again many thanks❤

[@piecesofthepast]

Fantastic! So glad I could help! ~Deborah

[@sherryfaires7931]

Thank you so much for explaining this block! I think it is a pretty block! I like the possibility of making it bigger! You made it easy to figure the appropriate size! Thank you again!

[@piecesofthepast]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching and the thumbs up! ~Deborah

[@pinkmom6187]

I enjoyed this video - appreciate your suggestions for resizing - made it easy 🙂

[@piecesofthepast]

Super! Glad you liked it. Thanks! ~Deborah

[@christinerussell395]

So happy I found you and this video. I have been making 16 patches of my scraps and now know exactly how they will go I to a quilt

[@piecesofthepast]

Sounds perfect!! Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@elfeneule103]

Thank you! That was a great tutorial. 💚

[@piecesofthepast]

You are so welcome!

[@sharondauz880]

I love this block! Thank you so much. I have a huge supply of 2 inch squares which will be great for this quilt. Thank you for giving the alternate sizes.

[@piecesofthepast]

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching! ~Deborah

[@lindseyingoldby532]

Thanks from Northern Ireland for an excellent explanation

[@piecesofthepast]

Waving at you from the US! Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment! Also, thank you for buying me my very first cup of coffee on KZbin. That was so nice! ~Deborah

[@Gamma-V]

I have never seen that block made this way! Not a fan of Arkansas, but LOVE this block! Been looking for a masculine block for my near teen grandson, and I think this is the winner!!!

[@piecesofthepast]

As an Auburn college sports fan, I am not terribly fond of Arkansas either, at times. Beautiful state though! So glad you like the block! Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@CarolGordon-e3t]

Just came across your video. Will definitely be watching more

[@piecesofthepast]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@JaniceCahill-w6k]

Very good explanation of this block. I am going to try this one. 😊

[@piecesofthepast]

Thanks, I hope you enjoy making it! ~Deborah

[@adriennebarris]

I LOVE this pattern - such a great way to use up scraps. We’re going away for 2 months this summer and I could easily cut the squares before we depart and assemble on vacation. Thank you!

[@piecesofthepast]

Great idea! Glad you liked it! ~Deborah

[@marymorris6897]

I'm impressed by your style. Your sewing room is very well organized, and you have a first-class sewing machine. I'm the other type of quilter, mess everywhere. I wish I was more like you. Lovely quilt, great instructions.

[@piecesofthepast]

Oh, Mary, you cannot see the rest of the room. haha. It is a mess, I assure you. That is part of the creative process, though, so keep it up. You can make beautiful things!! ~Deborah

[@camillehux]

Hello Deborah. I enjoyed your video and will be watching you from now on. Your voice and instructions are very pleasant and helpful.

[@nancysharon931]

Thank you for this great video and square ratios. I liked the way you chained pieced the snowball blocks. ❤

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank you for your comment. Glad it was helpful :-). ~Deborah

[@susantrombley9014]

Wow I can’t wait to get started. I have lots of 1 1/2 square cut just need to cut 2 1/2 square in the same materials. ❤️😊

[@piecesofthepast]

Have fun!

[@Gale4health]

First time on your channel. Joining in from Australia. Love scrappy and you make this block so simple. Thank you.

[@piecesofthepast]

Awesome! Thank you! Waving at you from around the world! ~Deborah

[@StacyRussell-ml8ky]

First time to find you. Will be watching more. I like to see the blocks that our ancestors made.

[@piecesofthepast]

So glad you are here. Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@kstorts7348]

Just found your channel! Love older style quilt blocks! Demonstration technique is spot on. No unnecessary chatter. ❤

[@piecesofthepast]

Thanks so much! 😊 ~Deborah

[@janeashley1638]

Love this quilt!

[@piecesofthepast]

Me too! ~Deborah

[@marshawindisch5150]

I Loved watching you teach this quilt! You definitely made it simple looking & I will plan on making one of those quilts! Thank You for teaching this quilt pattern!😊❤

[@piecesofthepast]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@GGRuthy]

Yep, this is the first video of yours I’ve watched. I hit the subscribe button. Thanks for ideas on using my scraps. I just wish my snowball blocks didn’t come out wonky.

[@piecesofthepast]

Aww, keep practicing. It really helps to sew them as a square first then cut off the triangle part that you don't need. Pulling, even just a little, while sewing will stretch the fabric on the bias and make them wonky. You can do it! ~Deborah

[@helendoebler5371]

So glad I found your site, great info.

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank you! ~Deborah

[@Stitcher_in_MD]

Thank you for the tutorial. I have admired that pattern for some time but avoided it since it seemed so complicated! I imagined partial seams. Thanks for showing us how basic it is. I have been cutting out tons of 2” squares and think I’ll get a nice background color and actually begin!! Thanks for being so organized with your tutorial.

[@piecesofthepast]

This is awesome! I am so glad you found my channel, too! Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@constanceklagge]

❤❤❤I absolutely love this. Your tutorial instructions are very clear and I'm going to try this. I'm new here and a beginner quilter. Looking forward to seeing more.

[@piecesofthepast]

You are just the person I am doing this for! Welcome to the world of making something beautiful out of all those little fabric squares! Thanks for watching ~Deborah

[@constanceklagge]

@@piecesofthepast thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills.

[@lindacajigas3315]

Great video. I have been seeing my inch and a half squares together from my scraps with no purpose. I use them as leaders and enders. Now i can see them up and make this quilt! I can see this as a cool summer quilt. I also recently picked up some vintage fabrics i can make a bed skirt or table runner with this pattern. I'm glad i came across your channel. I can't wait to see what other videos you have.

[@piecesofthepast]

So glad you now can use up those 1.5" squares!! Thanks for watching and stay tuned! ~Deborah

[@sherristickels3326]

So Glad I found you! Beautiful Block 💕 I've started making quilt tops 3 years ago.

[@piecesofthepast]

Oh, there are so many more in your future! Welcome to the quilting world and thanks so much for watching! ~Deborah

[@bethcornelius4156]

How timely!!! I was drawn to a quilt that the background was bright green and I didn't know the name of the pattern! Just yesterday I went to Joann Fabric to buy the green background and I guessed at the amount by looking at the photo I took. The pattern is Arkansas Crossroads. Can't wait to start. I have lots of 2.5 in strips and I'll probably use that as the smaller square. Thanks for your help!!!

[@piecesofthepast]

Fantastic!! Have fun!! Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Deborah

[@rutheglin-pugh2320]

Thank you for the formula and the straightforward explanation. Juust " found" you. Looking forward to the rest of your offerings. Uk patchworker eager to use upp a lot of my scraps, sorted and cut last week!

[@piecesofthepast]

Oh, if I could only come visit you in person. LOL the UK is on my bucket list. Thanks for watching! Waving at you from across the pond. ~Deborah

[@donnarozas4528]

Great tutorial. Love how you shared the math for different sizes.

[@piecesofthepast]

Glad it was helpful! ~Deborah

[@billiecorbett5824]

Thank you, you did a great tutorial! I think I can manage this quite easily.

[@piecesofthepast]

You can do it! Thanks for watching ~Deborah

[@lauraroberts8879]

I love the block and I have oodles of scraps. Thank you.

[@piecesofthepast]

You are quite welcome! Enjoy!! ~Deborah

[@JeanneOlson-vv9tl]

Thanks so very much! I really appreciate your work, & efforts to make this video for our enjoyment. I’m not fond of ‘small,’ but find I’d like to try this. And even if I just manage to make a chair size throw quilt I’ll consider myself successful. It’s a great quilt and I so appreciate your clear instructions. Your manner and style are calm and enjoyable. Happy sewing!

[@piecesofthepast]

Happy Sewing to you as well! ~Deborah

[@Coastalanne54]

Our sew group are looking for a scrap quilt to start in September and I think this would be perfect as we could all make one and they would be so different. A fun project for our quilt show.

[@piecesofthepast]

Oh yes, I completely agree! Would love to see photos of that in your show. If you do, maybe you can send me some photos through my webpage contact form. I would really love to see that. They would all be so different! Have fun! ~Deborah

[@mrsmcdonald9363]

Easy way to do a visually complex block ❤️

[@xelanerb]

I just ran across this video, loved it and going to look for more now. This was a great explanation of this block and changing sizes of piecing😊!

[@piecesofthepast]

So glad you found my channel! Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@judithhope8970]

I love this pattern. I've made two lap quilts and a full bed quilt in this. Great fun.

[@ginabethyoung3276]

Still a great explanation for a scrap quilt📍

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank you so much! ~Deborah

[@sallynebosky5238]

I am new to your channel. I am a long time quilter and I came across your, “Arkansas Crossroads”. I loved this quilt; I have so many scraps and I know this quilt will rid me of some of my stash. Thanks for your information. I will be following you. Sally, Salisbury, NC.

[@piecesofthepast]

Hi Sally! Waving at you from Alabama! Thanks for watching!! ~Deborah

[@maureentaphouse5206]

For making the snowball corners I use the Creative Grid Folded Corner Clipper to trim the corner leaving me with just yet another 1/4" seam. It's my favourite tool which would be replaced immediately if it ever broke. One thing I would mention is that for small pieces I reduce the seam length from 2.5 down to 2.0. It's one time I reduce stitch length to reduce the risk of the seams opening up.

[@piecesofthepast]

That is a very good tip! Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@roseanderson4928]

Thanks for this easily understandable tutorial.

[@piecesofthepast]

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@HelenBaker-y3q]

Clearest teaching ever!

[@piecesofthepast]

Wow, thank you so much! ~Deborah

[@janetbvt8]

Thank you for this video. I cut 2.5” squares and other sizes out of leftover material and then sew the 2.5” squares together using the leader/ender method. That means when I finish sewing another block for another project I sew two 2.5” squares together on the end. This allows me to use a lesser amount of thread and also create extra blocks for another project, like this. So I will make this project out of 2.5” squares and the background will be 4.5” (2.5 x 2 = 5, then 5 minus 1/2” = 4.5”). Eventually will have all of the blocks created and sewn together to make this project. Love it many thanks.

[@piecesofthepast]

THAT is perfect! I just love efficiency! So glad you liked it!! ~Deborah

[@tashadennis2922]

I just this video and I love your teaching style! Thank you!

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank you so much! That means so much to me. ~Deborah

[@marggagnon329]

So happy I found your channel. Your instructions and samples are amazing. It's so very obvious how much effort and care you have put into your presentation. Hope to enjoy many more episodes with you. Thank you from a new fan in Ottawa, Canada.

[@piecesofthepast]

Hello neighbor to my north! Thanks so much for your kind comment and for watching! Stay tuned :-) ~Deborah

[@suellenrust1232]

Very nice pattern and good clear instructions! Awesome! Thank you.

[@piecesofthepast]

Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@yvonnegregory6728]

Thank you for such a wonderful tutorial! My husband is an avid watcher of Arkansas Police Actiivity. Thank you for sharing this beautiful quilt. I can't wait to make it. TX

[@piecesofthepast]

You are so welcome! ~Deborah

[@susyk6839]

Just subscribed! Cannot to see more of your recreations. I have a lot of scraps & love this pattern. Can’t wait to work on this. I love remakes on old patterns too. Thank you for sharing!!

[@piecesofthepast]

Thanks for subbing and for the lovely comment! ~Deborah

[@ajbb749]

That was a cool block demo. I’ll try that one! Thanks

[@piecesofthepast]

Thanks & Enjoy! ~Deborah

[@topaztorres148]

You make this look so easy. I washesitant about this block before, I'm going to do this one. Thanks

[@piecesofthepast]

You can do it! Thanks for watching! ~DEborah

[@lynnowen8171]

I have been looking for a pattern to use my scraps and here you are. 😊 so glad I found you

[@piecesofthepast]

So am I! Thanks for watching!! ~Deborah

[@peggyjones1222]

You make it look uncomplicated and something I can achieve. Need to get cutting up scraps! Thank-you for the instructions .

[@piecesofthepast]

You can do it! Thanks for watching! ~Deborah

[@jeanmansfield1138]

I love to use my scraps and cut to make rail fence lap quilts for gifts or EPP for smaller projects etc. Love the simplicity of this and the overall look. Something different for a change. Thank you.

[@piecesofthepast]

Glad you like it! Thank you for watching and for your comment! ~Deborah

[@jylromain6439]

I am currently cutting fabric for a quilt and cutting the leftovers into 1 1/2" squares. I was so happy when I saw this pattern. Great video. I'll be putting this on my summer quilting list. Really enjoyed your style and subscribed pretty early in the video.

[@piecesofthepast]

Thank you for subscribing! I am so glad. you will be using up those squares! Enjoy! ~Deborah

[@Dolly-kj8mm]

Watch you for the first time. Loved it I subscribed with the bell.

[@piecesofthepast]

Wonderful! Thanks so much for watching and subscribing! ~Deborah

[@colleenFroats-cn8ke]

I just watched this video and am excited to go make this quilt. I’ve been cutting up my scraps for a few days and this is a perfect quilt for my pieces

[@piecesofthepast]

Have fun! Thanks for watching! ~Deborah