Let's make an UpCycled Throw quilt for the couch

[@bridgetplunkett7630]

I may never make a quilt but I love watching others make them. This was very satisfying and I was totally absorbed. The colours are earthy and really look good

[@wildheart5086]

Try a throw quilt from old clothing like jeans, khakis and shirts. How about a rag quilt? Easy. I watched and still watch KZbin quilting channels for ideas. Made a quilt for each family member this last year. Never made one prior. Use it for dog, sofa, car, etc ... Try it! You might love it. Do not worry what it looks like. You are learning something interesting to you!

[@tammydugas9527]

I never thought about selecting a woven interfacing. Great idea! I did find that my last T Shirt quilt did stretch a little, despite the interfacing. Will try this next time. You know, reusing what you have was what our great, great grandparents did when they quilted!

[@tjthreegreenbananas155]

Amazingly creative. That orange fabric was a perfect choice. Thank you for sharing.

[@alysonsneyd3401]

I love that you made your quilt with up cycled fabric. My husband passed away a month ago. I wanted to keep some of his favorite shirts. I think making a quilt like yours may be a good way to do it!

[@aimee-made]

My BF's dad passed away last year after a long battle with dementia. I wish I had seen this video sooner. His mom gave ALL of his clothes away within just a couple of weeks of his passing, but I think she would have liked something like this.

[@ShadowMoonFarms]

I would never have thought to combine these fabrics. It turned out stunning. Thanks for sharing

[@ChristineGordon-o2r]

I really enjoy watching your tutorials, your voice us so calming. Thank you for sharing

[@annettesonneson3468]

Orange and green....my 2 fav colors! Lovely!

[@Coastalanne54]

Didn’t think I would like it much but ❤when I saw it come together it looks wonderful and cozy!

[@charleneclement2902]

The little pops of orange color really add some jazz to the colors! I shy away from Minky! It create so much lint. But it is snuggly. Very interesting & beautiful throw!

[@shawnaleewhitney6630]

Fantastic project! So glad to have had the algorithm recommend your channel. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.

[@sharonvantroyen9686]

What a lovely, cosy quilt! I love the quilting on it. Thank you for sharing!

[@hannahstraining7476]

Wow! While you were cutting out the fabric I thought it all looked a bit dull, but the piece work really made the pattern pop! I love the final result, and the fact that you reused old clothing.

[@person2463]

So good to see you in my feed again. Great quilt. Hugs, Chel 🌸

[@margaretbarr6170]

That little bit of orange here and there really makes it!

[@robinshelden1339]

This turned out beautiful. Wasn't sure about the fabrics and colors but in the end very cool. Thanks for sharing.

[@paulaneary7877]

That is a very nice quilt. I also like your label design. Thank you for sharing.

[@denisedamore1966]

This is gorgeous, and so satisfying on every level! I bet it’s super cozy. As a side note, watching (and hearing) you is similar to when I’m watching Bob Ross… I’m totally immersed and mesmerized. So enjoyable.

[@imwhisper]

Love this so much Chris! I feel like it's a quilt that will be a homey hug. 🩵🩵

[@quilt848]

Clever use of fabric and it turned out great!

[@svs1551]

Wow. That is a beautiful quilt.

[@harryburkett7754]

Gorgeous! Loved the peekaboo surprise!

[@scottydog6539]

What a beautiful quilt. Really very very nice work.

[@geminilove4682]

That was amazing! I shop thrift store old clothing to find fabrics to fit into my projects. And I love the shirts you wear. You have good taste!

[@GinaGrowe]

What a great use of your clothing - now I wish I'd saved some of my parents clothing, at least their favorites so I could have made quilts for my brothers and son. It's a lovely quilt and I bet it's super warm and cuddly. Thanks for the tutorial Chris, very interesting.

[@lindapucillo7875]

WOW! Just beautiful!

[@shellyculver4239]

This is awesome!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@c0ldlight1]

I absolutely LOVE how this came out. What a beautiful blend of colors you had to work with- tying the entire thing together with suit material was genius. Your work is spectacular.

[@realkreek8675]

Amazing craftmanship! I didnt realize all the high tech cutting, sewing , quilting machines that are available. the end result was just beautiful!

[@CristinaNogueiraAlves]

That came out fantastic 👏

[@patriciaemeigh4370]

Came out beautiful.

[@janetbvt8]

So creative - very impressive

[@susangrewing8446]

So nice, I love the look and the colors!

[@beckypetersen2680]

Handsome quilt!

[@suzik568]

Lovely.

[@catherinesofikitis179]

Gorgeous

[@bushmummy]

Really enjoyed this tute.. thank you

[@hannahstraining7476]

Love your commitment to reusing fabric. I have to admit, when I saw the fabric you were going to use, I thought, Uh...it's going to be very drab. But, Nope! It's fabulous! I think you were wise to make liberal use of the orange and lime green, but not so much as to make it too bright.

[@theresacarroll4597]

How fun!

[@roxannaallison]

I LOVE this!!

[@cinziabeley7059]

Great job!

[@sandrafennell6927]

You are amazing. That is great

[@katherinef4291]

Impressive!

[@cuteyrupert9483]

That was awesome, neat to see the process. The quilting pattern matched perfectly.

[@TheShmoo123]

Love it 💛

[@gisellejones1139]

Fabulous results😊 new subscrtber

[@shawnmercercrain9727]

Your shirt is to die for lovely! Who is the maker/manufacturer of the fabric? My stash feels like this would be perfect to share space with

[@rosecityoriginals]

This print of the shirt is “Twilight - Dark Teal“ from the Firefly collection by Sarah Watts for Ruby Star Society

[@CWC101771]

Awesome! I love the Orange and Grey guilt on your back wall. Did you use a pattern for this quilt?

[@rosecityoriginals]

No, that was an improv class with Krista Hennebury of Poppy Print

[@WeegieArtStudio]

This looks amazing! I want to start quilting so bad! Where do you get the dies to help cut the fabric?

[@rosecityoriginals]

I get all my dies directly from the AccuQuilt website, but there may be retailers in your area too.

[@maryjones1]

Why do some squares not need the interfacing? I would love to make a quilt.

[@rosecityoriginals]

I didn’t interface the non-stretch fabrics, but next time I probably would interface the suit jackets to help with the fraying. The jeans for sure didn’t need it.

[@wildheart5086]

Just try it! Do a simple rag quilt for your pet first!

[@JessicaCEP]

I don’t know anything about quilting, so it sounded like ferengies…

[@rosecityoriginals]

lol! My husband has said the same thing actually 😂