Kimberly Bourne's Daisy Toddler Quilt

[@doryhousel9301]

I love this quilt and the colors are stunning! Appreciate the explanation about sewing the strips on the bias and how/ to pin and sew the binding on the bias. So often, tutorials mention sewing on the bias but don't explain it. Great job!

[@moiradoherty9100]

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[@nancyfish1]

Thank you for responding to my comment so quickly. The strips CANNOT just be "flipped" like you suggested in your solution. I flipped them every way possible. I even tried flipping the material over & cutting it out from the back side. The stripes did not zigzag. Maybe it's me!!! I ended up laying down the first panel & then laying individual strips down, making the zigzag. Then I sewed those strips together, making another long panel that can be cut into two 9.5" x 34.5" panels to complete the entire zigzag look. The 2.5" strips needed to be sewn different. I am a hands on person & I have to see it to get it. My way might have been the hard way, but I could not figure any other way to do it. And, my blanket looks beautiful! It was totally worth all the stress I have been through! Thanks again for your help!!!!

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

Hi Nancy, So glad the quilt finally came out for you!

[@ashleyguise145]

This is absolutely BEAUTIFUL. I hope I will be able to make a quilt with these flowers.....LOVE it. Thank you

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

Thanks Susieqmcf--glad you are watching!

[@MsTiLaJ]

Thank you for sharing this adorable pattern. I love the Daisy's.

[@loisruley7634]

What a fun quilt and so well taught on this lesson~~

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

So glad you are enjoying the channel--and thanks for the feedback Madur0fr1to!

[@susieqmcf]

Lovely quilt!!!!

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

Thanks Ashley--Kimberly did a great job!

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

So glad you like it MakeUpByShirl--and thanks for the input!

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

Thanks Lois--we love the input!

[@nancyfish1]

I have watched this tutorial dozens of times. I love this quilt and have wanted to make it. I have finally gotten up the courage to do the applique. That is the only part I was worried about.......so I thought. I did the applique and No Problem! Then came the strips. I did not have a problem with them stretching, but when I went to put them together, I could not get them to have the zigzag look as in the tutorial. All my stripes went the same way. Was I supposed to cut the panels a different way for the stripes to angle a different way? And if so, you need to tell us that. I am a self-taught quilter, I have learned everything through tutorials and trial and error. I feel like I am pretty experienced now but this tutorial left a lot out. She cut out ONE panel. She didn't tell show us how to make the other panels or how many rollies to use. I sewed my entire rollie together and ended up wasting half of it. I got 3 panels out of it, I need 4 to make the quilt, plus these 3 panels all go the same way so I really can only use 2 of them. I need to make another rollie in the exact same pattern and figure out how to cut them so they will lay opposite of the first two panels. I hope this makes sense and that you an help me figure this out. I do not mean to be critical because I really do love this quilt. I just think it could be explained in a little more detail. I hope it has not been too long since it was first shown. Thanks!

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

Hi Nancy, I apologize for the issues you are having with this tutorial. They only touched on the fact that your strips would need to be flipped to create the chevron effect at about 19.38. I think you can still use what you have made if you take the three pieced strips apart and flip them around until they make the chevron pattern you see in the tutorial. It looks like you only need three striped strips plus your applique strip to complete the quilt. I hope that makes sense. I'm glad you were successful with your applique. Best, Riley Blake Designs

[@rmartin8887]

I went to her website and bought the pattern for both quilt and seat cover for $10 US dollars. I purchased the hard copy, but you can choose an instant download. I knew I wanted to make this quilt without having the same issues as you have had. Main Street Market Designs.com

[@LilianaMihai]

Gorgeous! I hope I'll be able to do it one day! Thanks for sharing!

[@vanessamonteith5740]

Beautiful project! Love the colors you have used. I just competed my first diagonal baby quilt & I love the look of it. I have seen several videos where the method of using two rulers side by side to get the measurement needed was used and it always leaves me scratching my head wondering why. Please understand I am not in any way trying to be rude here, I know there must be a good explanation for this & I just need to know. Since you are also using a ruled cutting mat, why are you not using the mat as your measurement guide along with your straight edge ruler to guide you for your cuts? I hope I stated that correctly so it is not confusing. It just seems you are not using the cutting mat & guide to its intended potential. Am I wrong in thinking this? Again, LOVE your quilt design & that it is also backed by a beautiful print. I tend to use a solid print on the backs of my quilts & I see here, I should consider using prints. Adorable!!! Thank you for sharing your video.

[@zianadra]

+Vanessa Monteith Generally most people don't use the lines on the mat as they can be off and it can wear your mat down faster (the constant cuts in the same places). A lot of quilters find that the rulers tend to be more accurate and you don't have to fiddle with getting the fabric in just the right spot on the mat. I myself don't use the mat lines anymore and I've found my cuts to be better. Hope that helps. :)

[@lindakochis5476]

zianadra Thanks for that information I was wondering about that myself why two rulers .

[@MultiCaro2011]

I love the baby quilt! I would like a pattern for the car seat cover, is there a tutorial on that?

[@kathleenblakey9621]

Love it!!! So want to make it for my granddaughter. Thank you!!!

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@kathleenblakey9621]

Riley Blake Designs I was sad when I couldn't find the fabric. Do you have a fabric collection that would be as beautiful!

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

Hi Kathleen, We have all our available collections on our site under Just Arrived. Here's a link www.rileyblakedesigns.com/just-arrived-e5d09ee70b054b73/. You might like Sweet Prairie. Here's a link www.rileyblakedesigns.com/sweet-prairie-sweetprairie-cottons1/. Thank you for asking!

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

Thanks Liliana!

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

Thank you Tina!

[@melissao7256]

love this quilt and also love the little chair pincushion. How to make pincushion

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

Here's the website with a tutorial to make a similar chair pin cushion ajudantedaarte.blogspot.com/2013/06/sofa-agulheiro-muito-fofo.html Thanks for asking!

[@WendyByDesign]

I would love to try the carseat cover. Do you have a link or does she have a page or channel for that? If not, maybe you can do a video on it?

[@winnie-the-poohfans9445]

Where can I get the pattern for the darling chair pin cushion?

[@linadeidda6076]

BELLISSIMO! GRAZIE!!

[@elenaaleksandrova5771]

very nice!

[@aprilbuckland7955]

Hello, Can you please tell me how many pieces of fabric are in a rolie polie? I love this toddler quilt and really want to give it a try. Thanks!!

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

Hi April, Rolie Polies (or Jelly Rolls) usually come in two sizes - 21 piece and 42 piece. The 21 piece has one of each print and the 42 piece has two of each. Thanks for asking. Good luck with your project!

[@aprilbuckland7955]

Therefore, would I need 2, 21 piece jelly rolls or 2, 42 piece jelly rolls? Thank you!

[@aprilbuckland7955]

Can you please confirm how many jelly rolls I would need? They do not indicate in the video, nor in the pdf, how many pieces are in each jelly roll. Do I need 2, 21 piece jelly rolls or 2, 42 piece jelly rolls? Thank you!

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

One jelly roll should make the project. I apologize for the discrepancy. Thank you for being so persistent and taking the time to ask.

[@MariaRodriguez-qp5ir]

Riley Blake Designs So I would need 1-42 counr jelly roll right?

[@cindybesand2064]

Where can I find a pattern or tutorial for the car seat cover?

[@kellymorris8088]

Hi there - You may want to reach out to Kimberly Bourne for the pattern - you can find her on Instagram here: instagram.com/msm_designs/

[@dianabello4388]

The link to the template says page not found. I looked on your website under free quilt patterns but couldn’t find it. ☹️

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

Hi Diana, thank you for bringing this to our attention. The link has now been updated. Enjoy!

[@dianabello4388]

Thank you, can you tell me how many strip sets you need for this size? Directions say, 2 Rollie pollies, which makes me think you need several sets.

[@RileyBlakeDesigns]

@@dianabello4388 Our Rolie Polies (or jelly rolls) have 40 strips of fabric. This is standard for Riley Blake. The video asks that you purchase 2 rolie polies (or jelly rolls) in order to have enough strips to make the quilt. The pattern is available for purchase online, which will contain more detailed instructions than are shown in the video. I hope this helps: mainstreetmarketdesigns.com/product/daisies-toddler-quilt-car-seat-cover/

[@edhunley]

I "exactly" been wanting to "exactly" know how to "exactly" make a diagonal border "exactly." Now I "exactly" know how "exactly."

[@linneaobannon4663]

Rude of you. Be an adult.

[@edhunley]

Linnea OBannon You may be right, but the use of the same word so many times is not good in public speaking. She is obviously an intelligent young woman. If my comment makes her think about such things it will improve her presentations.

[@jillsauder8340]

The link for the pdf in the description no longer works. Here is the current link for the pdf: www.rileyblakedesigns.com/media/uploads/2013/04/17/files/Daisy_Toddler_Quilt_Template&Requirements.pdf

[@patdefries1096]

Thanks for the info. This is a precious quilt.

[@douglasprice1987]

Need more close ups from camera man.