Size Nine Shoo

Join Cindi for her February quilt club pattern! Her new pattern “Size Nine Shoo” is easily made with pre-cuts and simple piecing!
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[@marilynlautner2454]

I love the Size Nine Shoo! I learned in this video how to insert Shoo flies. What a difference in the over all effect! Love it!

[@lisareed5669]

Game-changer on sewing the 9-patch! Thanks!

[@veliatorrez6523]

Thank you so much bought the fabric cutter and recommended it to my daughter I just love it. I would not have known had I not watched your video.

[@jackietschantz]

Love the fabric. Great job. Glad I found you

[@dianeetcheverry6452]

You explain everything to perfection. I can understand all your directions, and you are so calm. Your voice never stresses which puts us, the new learner, at ease. You have a gift which you are sharing. Thank you!

[@SharonRStudio]

Love the way you sew the block together! When I try to do it piece by piece it’s almost guaranteed that I’ll turn one or two the wrong way. Thank you for showing how you sew the 9 patch. I will try that tomorrow!

[@SammiJarrad]

So glad you pointed out the noise difference when the needle needed to be changed. Thank you!

[@sandraoren3690]

Cindi you are a very gifted instructor yes I buy your special tools but my take away today was how patient you are with your sewing. It reminds me not to speed through but to slow down and enjoy the process. The Tridazzle video is one I reference often.

[@TheFabricPatch]

Oh I am very glad! Yes you’re right, I always take my time I just enjoy the process.

[@debsobekgreaves3407]

Love this pattern!!!!

[@jankalonick4771]

Wow Cindi, the first time that I have watched a video of you making a quilt. You have made it so simple and easy to accomplish!!! I am not a pro at making quilts, but I love it!! It was so easy to follow and understand what and how you were accomplishing. I will be following you for a long time. Thank you, thank you! YOU ROCK!!

[@TheFabricPatch]

Thank you!! After you make one come back and join me for another!

[@barbolson8768]

Thanks for the tutorial Cindi. This is such a cute block and your explanation is wonderful. Can't wait to make this.

[@TheFabricPatch]

Oh good! Yes I think it turned out cute! I have two more in the works! Fun way to use things up. Fast!

[@carolfalcione4511]

Another wonderful tutorial! You do such a nice job of explaining each step. I also like all the little tips along the way. Thank you!

[@TheFabricPatch]

Oh I’m so glad, I always worry I talk too much!

[@doreenmacgillivray3419]

@@TheFabricPatch you don't talk too much! The more info, the better!

[@carolfalcione4511]

No, you do not talk too much! Just the right amount of directions.

[@quilts-by-carmel6754]

Fantastic tutorial 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Can’t wait to use up some of my layer cakes! Thank you … I will definitely stop by when I visit WA.

[@francystitches6424]

This one looks simple enough for this beginner to try. Thanks for all the helpful tips.

[@suehorn4182]

You do such a wonderful job explaining the process without us having to watch every stitch and clip. 👍🏻.

[@AnitaSouthall]

Depends on the person, I like to watch every stitch

[@anncopeland2841]

From Louisiana love the quilt patch

[@lindalosier5989]

I am a big fan of the nine patch. There are so many variations. I love this one and can't wait to try it. Thank you.

[@barbarabaker346]

I love that you are using the Quilters Select rulers! I just got one and WOW what a difference it makes. ❤️

[@TheFabricPatch]

It goes doesn’t it!!

[@kathydekker8324]

Thank-you I love this one -so many possibilities! You have inspired me once again...🥰

[@beniblue7]

Love this tutorial, especially your little sewing trick. That's exactly where I need help; keeping it all how it is supposed to go... Thank you! :-)

[@TheFabricPatch]

Oh good!! You are so welcome!

[@beniblue7]

@@TheFabricPatch any chance we'll get a tour of your new sewing room tour? Would love to see what it looks like in your new house. 😁

[@conniehusband1365]

Excellent tutorial Ms. Cindi. This is a must do on my list. Thankyou!

[@michelleswistak1389]

What an impact that little corner makes. Looking forward to trying this one with the Down on the Farm fat quarters.

[@TheFabricPatch]

Oh fun! That will be cute!

[@terridean4784]

Thank you Cindi. I have tons of scraps in those sizes already. Now I have something more interesting to make with them other than large or small 9 patches!

[@TheFabricPatch]

Yes definitely! Send pics when you get one done!

[@shelleyvanhouten27]

I love that we don’t have to cut it apart into a disappearing nine patch when it’s done. It’s done! I tried the D 9 patch as my 2nd quilt and using very busy fabrics it turned into a crazy quilt! lol! I finally just finished the top after putting it down and bingeing on KZbin for my next quilt which are layer cakes. I ordered the ruler after watching the Tridazzle Tutorial, but I don’t think the fabrics I chose would be good for the pattern. I love that I could do the triangles in this pattern and they don’t have to match anywhere outside the block. Thanks, Cindi!

[@lisemonatalbot]

I absolutely loved this video and pattern. Will certainly try it out.

[@laurafeldhans4785]

Thank You 😊 Cindy Wonderful pattern

[@Kalu5447Subscribe]

Much better 👌💖💖

[@janacarpenter814]

Beautiful quilt top! I'm so going to try this. I'm new to quilting & have only attempted squares & rectangles. This looks like an easy way to venture into triangles. Thanks so much for the tutorial!

[@gemerson9216]

“The sound of a dull needle.” Good to know! I so enjoy your inspiring videos. I live just outside of Olympia. Would love to visit your shop one day.

[@TheFabricPatch]

Hey neighbor! The world will reopen this summer. Quick trip! Yes… Back when we used to have classes in the classroom I heard that sound all the time!

[@gemerson9216]

@@TheFabricPatch -Great news! Will you be having workshops or is it just your shop? Would love to grab a friend & make it a day!!

[@naseemahamad8857]

Amazing tutorial thanks for sharing I love it so much

[@jeanettemagee5103]

This is absolutely beautiful, I love it!!

[@terridunning3450]

Absolutely GORGEOUS...I love your design

[@shameezakhan5388]

Looks kinda easy I'm going to try it

[@shirleyduesener9872]

We joyed your video very east to follow thanks

[@grannys-cooking-faith]

Beautiful pattern

[@indianajulie]

Love this!! So helpful!! Thank you!!

[@sherrillyoung5890]

Can't wait to start.

[@doreenmacgillivray3419]

Thank you for another confidence building tutorial! You make me feel like anything is possible. I'm thinking about making HSTs using the cut off triangles to add some pizzazz to a border... or maybe something special on the back. 🤔

[@TheFabricPatch]

You are my kind of girl... love it!

[@suzannehann8736]

Love this quilt.

[@jamiewillhite6355]

Thanks for sharing.

[@marlenesalamandyk878]

Thank you Cindi for another cute and interesting idea. I recently was sewing batik fabric using my usual sz 80 needle and heard that sound. It was a new needle. Luckily was sewing with our quilt group before being shut down and one of the ladies said batik likes a sz 70 needle. I've also seen where the 2nd line is drawn 1/2" from original mark and then you turn after sewing 1st seam and sew along 2nd mark and cut between. Voila, your bonus HST is done. I missed that trick when snowballing strips until after I was cutting. Making the HSTs with the itty bitty pieces is definitely tricky and certainly not speedy 😯😊

[@vickiheath6133]

I really like this pattern. I want to try it.

[@lorettahenderson8979]

❤️❤️

[@Cassieboce]

Enjoy this video

[@richardadams3987]

Just getting back into sewing. Grew up sewing with my mother (a seamstress and tailor), got beat up a lot, lol, but loved every minute of it. Now unable to work I have an excuse to do it again. Love your videos BTW, a question about the pen though, always used chalk, am I outta touch? Thanks

[@kimberlyann1029]

Cindi, I love your hack when piecing the blocks. But ... I was taught to press the seam allowances across a row before joining to another row. Will the block be a little wonky if I don't? I'm a new quilter, so I don't have mad skills like you :)

[@carmenbailey1560]

👍❤️😊

[@poohbear101]

Your wiggling your iron, do you find that the pressure of moving the iron back and forth, distorts your block? Just curious, because I discovered distortions on my squares, but, when I just put the iron down and not swish it around, I no longer had misshapen squares. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@TheFabricPatch]

Hmm. I don’t think so. But mostly I was wiggling my iron to get it to turn back on. That’s one of those annoying ones that shuts off when I don’t touch it. And it’s also quite heavy so it wasn’t sliding my fabric too much.

[@MsDale1976]

Where can I find your design board? The wall design board looks awesome. I’m using felt but it doesn’t always hold, especially as short as I am. 😂

[@TheFabricPatch]

Let me find it for you and I will link it here. It really works well and that grid is a perfect 2 inch.

[@lindapester7094]

I have never made a quilt but I now have everything to make one im wondering what is that board you hang your squares on and do I need one?

[@TheFabricPatch]

It’s a design wall. This particular one is a 2 inch grid print it onto flannel and we’ve taped it onto a foam core insulation board. It’s just easy to be able to see everything. For about 20 years I did the same process off of my floor. Fighting with the cats the entire time!

[@harmonywinters5580]

What is the needle holder that holders threaded needles then wraps around so it doesnt tangle.

[@harmonywinters5580]

You were using when you were hand quilting.

[@barbaraghylin1594]

I really like this pattern. Do you have printed instructions?

[@TheFabricPatch]

Yes we do. You can purchase the pattern here www.fabricpatch.net/shop/c/p/Size-Nine-Shoo-Pattern-x55142495.htm

[@sandradummer4726]

Cindy, if we buy or order 5 inch charm squares should we always check the measurements on any of this fabric before going ahead and use them in a quilt?

[@TheFabricPatch]

I don’t. I think they are all cut by machine and pretty accurate. Have you had some trouble?

[@sandradummer4726]

@@TheFabricPatch Just heard some U-tube sewers on U-tube say to be careful and check your 5 inch, charm packs for correct measurements as thru may not be the 5 inches there cut in. So.. thank you Cindy. Sure sounds like y'all are having a great trip, aside from some hick-ups. Keep having fun.

[@zenastrang4442]

Nice, can you tell .e what is your wall made of, that the fabric stays, and does it work for all fabric?

[@barbarahartman8948]

There’s a video on the channel that shows the grid. It’s a flannel grid (sold at the shop) wrapped around foam board insulation. Super easy!

[@bella-bee]

And if we’re still worried about not back stitching at seam ends, we can always shorten our stitch length a bit

[@photographybyday]

Replay

[@AnitaSouthall]

Could use a closer camera view please with less background and more of the stitching, Thank you