One Block Wonder Panel Kaleidoscope Quilt

[@therotundhound2354]

Wow, incredible discipline and accuracy! Amazing. I salute your skill.

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

Thank you very much.

[@margaretkancianic6259]

I think I’ve watched all of your tutorials. Thanks for the tip on spritzing with water to shrink the fabric! You are my go to quilter to watch💕

[@peepers4763]

Enjoyed watching the artistry of this one impressive free motion quilting skills.

[@h2odoglover108]

Beautifully designed quilt from start to finish! Thanks for sharing your insightful tips and hints throughout the construction process. Cheers! 💜✂️🧵🪡🎨, Jo

[@hittingthewall]

I just discovered your channel. I don't understand why you don't have a truckload more subscribers. Your creations are works of art. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@robertjaminet2525]

Amazing work and presentation. I love the way you show the whole process to build your quilt.

[@mariettedemarest5173]

You're a great instructor. Maybe I'll be able to start the panel I've been saving.

[@heatherwatson7692]

Well done! I loved your phrase "At the end I'll make it mind with needles."

[@marga5117]

This quilt is so stunning beautiful!

[@MissyMos_]

What an awesome haircut Alain. Love it 👍. Makes you look so young and handsome. Thanks also for another great tutorial. I always wait with anticipation to see what you will share next.

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

Thank you Selina, you got me blushing lol. We have tons more content in the works.

[@kristenlauster3746]

I just love how you showed the whole process you used to build this quilt. You have shown how really easy it is and have given me the courage to try one for myself once I find a panel that I like. Thank you, Alain.

[@MsChris23456]

So do I.

[@mariawirth2099]

Thanks for the tip on shrinking the fabric.

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

Its so helpful. Thank You

[@annaglasa2795]

Very good instruction and cleared up several questions for me. I will watch again.

[@shirleymcewan242]

O my days, what a work of art.. brilliant thank you for sharing..

[@alaindupuis9528]

Thank you so much

[@caroljohnson7286]

Loved the way you showed start to finish thank you so much ☺️

[@almalouannab3718]

Fascinating. Really interesting and helpful. Love the “fractured “ look. Very creative. Use of the binding attachment was interesting, though I do it “my way “.

[@cleach5501]

This process is new to me. Have been quilting a couple of years. Hope to try this.

[@GeminiDolly52951]

I was totally intrigued how you put this all together - Your attention to detail and measurements - Well done and the quilt looks beautiful - Lots of work with this, but worth the effort - ❤

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

Thank you Esther

[@lesleynormanhartnell2070]

Brilliant, thank you for taking the time. Your quilts are fabulous! Love the hair too!

[@staceyrepton6745]

💖💖 Fantastic video thanks for the tutorial. Love it. Just bought similar panels from same designer. A tip for you when cutting your dark strips for the outer section. If you layer your fabric strips wrong sides together and cut your segments you will get a left and a right section. Less cutting. Your welcome. 🤩🙂

[@arlene9330]

Great video with good instructions and and so glad I found this today .. still trying to decide what to do with my OBW QUILTING..

[@davidpena6211]

WOW… this Is Exactly the Quilt Pattern had on my mind. And, your Instructions and Sewing Ideas are Very Well Explained. Thank Ya’ll…

[@veliatorrez6523]

Alot of work and absolutely fantastic. Beautiful thank you excellent tutorial.

[@kathrynmurphy8147]

Wow I did not know about using an iron and heat to shrink the fabric to help keep the points better. Brilliant tip! I love these panel kaleidoscope quilts - but it’s so expensive to buy 7 panels the same! Thanks for the tutorial

[@ladeenapeterson4967]

Your quilt was awesome. Thank you for showing us how to do this One Block Wonder. You are amazing.❤

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

Thank you so much Ladenna

[@tonywyatt1159]

Amazing work and presentation.

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

Thank you Tony

[@gwenwolff6607]

This is excellent! You showed every step and made the process understandable. I will watch this again and again when I make my own one block wonder. Thanks so much!! 🤗

[@inaduplessis5312]

You are the master of One Block Wonder quilts with panel. Are you going to do more? This is amazing. My next quilt is going to be something like this. I really hope you are working on more of these.

[@marthastroud4506]

This is beautiful. I wish you had showed binding the corners with this tool. This is where I have the most problems.

[@charlotteburns4536]

Wow! Great tutorial; very inspiring. Thank you.

[@leolasimpson9194]

This quilt is beautiful! Thank you for showing how to did each step. I am a beginner and this video is very helpful in my quilting education.

[@joannesnelling871]

This was so helpful and it turned out amazing!

[@ЛюбовьВикторовна-к1з]

Удивительные и красивые ваши работы. Получаешь огромное удовольствие ,посмотрев их. Буду пробовать. У нас таких тканей нет.Но искать буду.

[@frannicat]

Magnificent work of art. Whimsical, Modern, Abstract result. The workmanship is to be very proud of so Thank You!

[@judiemare8985]

Beautifully done.

[@farkiemacd]

I really enjoyed what you did with the quilting! I never thought of it as 'one hexagon at a time'. I could actually see myself doing that, maybe.

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

Thank you so much. We try to take the fear out of FMQ

[@dreamdanzzer]

Omg this is stunning

[@helenwhite2111]

Thanks for sharing all the steps for this pattern. I am in process of making this and am stalled at the assembly of the pieces. Your tutorial was very helpful. PS: I'm in Alberta and will be checking out your shop. 😊

[@sherylsolcan8354]

Thank you for another great tutorial, you explain everything in detail. I have been wanting to do one of these OBW quilts with the panel for a while now, I always found it intimidating. A person just has to jump in and do it. Donating one's hair is a very worthwhile cause.

[@alaindupuis9528]

We are so glad you enjoy our videos, and yes I gain a sense of accomplishment everytime I donate my hair.

[@vickitrevino9738]

Beautiful. Saw this technique somewhere else and it is so amazing!! Nice haircut 😊

[@gailrodgers3079]

I wish I could change a rotary blade that easily! I always have so much trouble.- Terrific quilt! Thanks for explaining it so clearly.

[@ElskeKeeton-fd3ky]

Absolutely stunning! I have so enjoyed your video, thank you and best wishes 🌷

[@lidiatb1675]

Absolutamente divino, perfecto y maravilloso obra de arte, bravo. 🌷😍

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

Thank you very much

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Hello! I hope you had a peaceful day! I went plant shopping with my youngest daughter and we had fun, Now, I get to watch your video. I hope you have a wonderful week ahead. Thank you for this video and your talent.

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

Thank you so very much.

[@AmandaYoshida]

She’s one of my favorite artists. I loved watching this process!

[@juliewoods3650]

You are a true amazing person to quilt this masteer piece !!! LOVE IT !!!!!🪡🪡🪡

[@kathyduncan6227]

This is a beautiful piece of artwork!

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

Thanks so much

[@susanwhite2362]

Fantastic!!! Thank you for your great instructional video.

[@catherinek785]

I really like the dark batiks you’ve added

[@whitneyparker7685]

Thanks, very informative. I had no idea what that "foot" did. Thanks again for a very informative program.

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

You are most welcome.

[@karincotter6572]

I always found One Block Wonder quilts to be very intimidating, but you've explained it so well! I might just be tempted to give it a try. Thank you!

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

You are most welcome. Thank you for your kind comments

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

They scared me too, until i learned they go together in strips. Now it is easy. I hope you dive in. Release some creativity.

[@karenunderdahl8708]

Such a creative way to place the blocks! Awesome!

[@patriciaberger5279]

Amazing video! You are quite the artist!

[@melissaorona2834]

Ooooh!!! I just ordered 2 sets of your Josephine Wall "Tree of Peace" panels to make this stunning quilt for my daughter. She has a gorgeous black and warm multicolored butterfly tapestry on her wall that will match perfectly with this quilt! So excited to make this work of art and so grateful for your outstandingly thorough tutorials! Best to you & Delilah!

[@kathyrecords982]

Beautiful quilt

[@alaindupuis9528]

Thank you

[@floralheart]

Hi Alain, that's one of the most beautiful quilt I've seen. Just found your channel and visited your website looking for that wonderful fabric, I loved.

[@alanandsharonhayes9798]

Thanks you have be a lot of help.

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

Your Welcome! And, Thank You.

[@ajones4472]

Great tutorial! Really helps with pointers on how to attach the Hex's to the panel. One day I hope to make an OBW Panel quilt and will be using this video as a reference. Had to laugh about spray basting outside in Alberta; which I can understand as I live in windy countryside also. Thumbs up on the donation of your hair!!

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

Thank you so much. Every 3 or so years I cut it all off. When you get there let us know if you need any pointer

[@melissaorona2834]

Stunning! Everything about this quilt and your incredible skillset has me mesmerized! I've only just discovered your channel and will be an avid viewer. Thank you for sharing your talents with the rest of us!

[@tonitoland846]

Very interesting quilting choices!! I have a OBW top finished (not nearly as fancy as yours!) And haven't figured out yet how I want t quilt it. Also - I spray baste inside, too, so...). Thank you for your other FMQ videos - they gave me the confidence to try something other than a meander/"stipple."

[@jojobaja]

Awesome. Thanks 😊

[@vickitrevino9738]

Your explanations are very thorough. Just finished the first two videos for free motion quilting. Practicing on paper helps tremendously. I can now draw a round circle as well as the other shapes you featured. Translating it to fabric takes a lot of practice which I’m working on. Thank you for your precise instructions.

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

You are very welcome Vicki. Just like everything in life practice makes perfect. I think it's the fear for most people that keeps them from wanting to start or even continuing.

[@cyntoh9265]

Lovely project. Thank you for the video. Just one question, who made the seam allowance ruler? I have a difficult time setting my seam allowance.

[@beverlyeversole3601]

So beautiful

[@faydeway3]

Amazing thanks 😊

[@jimreynolds9782]

Very nice!! Thanks!

[@ИринаМедведева-в6у]

Фантастично і чарівно одночасно! Дуже копітка робота! Дякую за надхнення!

[@mariadocarmorufinodecarval7109]

Parabéns pelo belo trabalho e obrigada por compartilhar

[@karenunderdahl8708]

Great tutorial!

[@paulinehunt4069]

Maybe I am wrong, seems you are some what of a beginner. You are confident squared it up nicely. No stuffy precision which can be a turn off to imperfect quilters such as myself. It is emotional escape for me. I have been away emotional reasons. You have inspired me. It seemed in your 6 layers you girl was cut in strips? Did I see that correctly? If so seems you need 7 pannels. One being the fairy? I am editing my coment. Spoke prematurely. You are not a beginner.! You are my kind of quilter. 🙃 Glad I found you.

[@karenunderdahl8708]

Thank you thank you!

[@elviracifuentescolmenero5311]

fantastico, genial, gracias

[@nataliegist2014]

It is gorgeous. Thanks for the information on ironing to drink the fabric.

[@FrancesSmeby]

Amazing.....

[@jazzyjoyce421]

Just found your channel, love it. Your work is awesome 👌

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

Thank you so much

[@MicheleFerguson-k6i]

Wow, stunning one block wonder quilt. I have to say I'm most impressed with your free motion quilting. How many years of practice did it take you to get that good?

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

I've only had a few few opportunities over the last several years to FMQ. I would guess maybe a total of 40 hours on the machine. Thanks so much for your wonderful comments.

[@helenmorgan4003]

It would have been good seeing you turn the corner with the binding tool, I never was able to get it right, sold my machine and gave the binding tool with it. Great tutorial

[@dawnbarry2985]

Very informative

[@ruthberke2913]

Great tutorial but was wondering what happens when you get to the corners when applying the binding.

[@anikom9833]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you! I have an odd question, the elephant quilt that’s on your wall is gorgeous, is there a pattern or tutorial for it ? Pls ❤

[@susanottwell746]

You can find recipes online for homemade basting spray, using vodka for the alcohol desiccant. They are non-toxic while spraying, and much cheaper. There is also a diagonal seam tape you can put on your machine bed with lines on it for lining up your fabrics for sewing diagonal seams, so you don't need to mark the diagonals.

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

Thanks for the tips

[@patstrawhouse4005]

Gorgeous quilt! Thank you for the excellent tutorial. Wow! Fancy binding tool. Question: What is the name of the marking tool you used to mark the diagonal on your binding strip? Stay well! Muskoka ON 🇨🇦

[@alaindupuis9528]

It is a generic chart pen. You can pick them up at most quilting or online quilting stores. Thanks so much for the wonderful comments. You can get them in many coloursnas well

[@patstrawhouse4005]

@@alaindupuis9528 Thanks, Alain!

[@karenhalse9586]

Thank you.

[@marjaharmer7800]

Love your work, where in Alberta are you? Do you sell Panels?

[@ludmilakosharny55]

Alain, i have a question about fabric you used: is it enough for this huge quilt fabric from all 6 panels? I started my own, not so big and see that I have to add extra fabric. In your quilt I noticed that light border is from the same fabric as used on some blocks. Please, advise. One more, then I started to watch your old videos and recognized that it was you only by bolts of the fabric on the floor. Of course, current looking is so intelligent.

[@alaindupuis9528]

The small boarder and the blocks that match are all from a specials fabric that's we used to ensure the quilt would be the size we wanted. You would not be able to achieve the same size just using the 6 panels unless you used full sized panels.

[@karenunderdahl8708]

I have an old Singer machine from the sixties, is there a table extender that would work with my machine???? My machine base is very similar to yours. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Love the technique!

[@capo9388]

Wow

[@carolynperez862]

what is the seam guide you have stuck down on your machine to guide sewing?

[@kimsappington3885]

This is beautiful and your explanations are easy to understand and follow. However, I would have left the hexagons for top and bottom around the panel alone. To my eye the center panel doesn’t “flow”, it just looks set in.

[@jcoulterism]

When sewing with triangles, do you ever use spray starch to minimize stretching?

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

No, we haven't used spray starch. Thanks that's Interesting!

[@joannefreeman3573]

Why do you use a 60mm cutter. Much easier when cutting many layers of fabri😊

[@cottagetreasuresquilting9289]

Delilah normally uses a 60 but we have so many blades for our 40mm I just always tend to use it.

[@debbie6376]

There is a Janome KZbin video demonstrating how to attach the binding, including mitering and turning the corners. kzbin.info/www/bejne/foGyl4mOeJijjNk

[@beverlyeversole3601]

I didn't know there was a binding foot

[@almalouannab3718]

What is the size of a single panel? 22x18”? Recently bought a 36”x42” panel. How many more do I need for a quilt?

[@deedeemac]

“The best that you can” ….. “or as good as you can”!

[@mariachavez5889]

Hola por favor activa los subtítulos para poder traducir lo que explicas, gracias

[@traceycoles1693]

Lovely tutorial, but I was really hoping you'd not chop the triangles off North and South and maybe applique them to the panel.

[@connievanemmerik3858]

No Y seams?