Stacked Tumbling Block

Hi Everyone, This week I thought I would try something new. A Stacked tumbling block. It is an intermediate pattern with great results. Take your time when doing this and line up the seams and everything will look great.
Credit out to kayewood for originally sharing this pattern on youtube!
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[@esthersmith3341]

Kaye Wood was absolutely the best. She passed several years ago and now You tube makes it hard to find her videos. Awesome woman!

[@lesa6399]

I watched this about 2 yrs ago 2-3 times & here I am, again! Lol I made the blocks & am FINALLY ready to sew everything together! Needed a refresher! 😉

[@thepatshowonwp]

I can't tell you how happy I am with this quilt, it's beautiful! I have it in a frame hanging on a wall. If you are reading this, you are going to be so pleased with this pattern 😊Thanks for posting❤️

[@MPQS]

Thanks for sharing! - we did this project a few years ago it it still one of my favorites

[@thepatshowonwp]

@@MPQS your instructions were the easiest, I watched a few videos before yours. It really is a great quilt and I enjoyed sewing it together😊

[@alicemescher8064]

I have Kaye's tutorial saved, but thank you so much for simplifying this block. Love your humor and giggle. You always make me smile.

[@AlbertAC54]

Ohmigosh, you are wonderful! Great tutorial but MORE... I LOVED your comments (so much like how I talk to myself) and your humor and your beautiful singing voice... First time I've seen you and I just loved your video!

[@carolbrumlow4395]

Glad you showed making this with a standard quilting ruler instead of having to use a "special" template/ruler. Wish more tutorials were using standard rulers. Thanks so much. Love your tutorials and look forward to watching them. Have a great day.

[@Daneeldrgn]

First time watching you quilt I really enjoyed it and learning a lot esp if it doesn't work the first time rip it out and try it again. You have a way of relaxing the people you teach and make it easer and fun to learn. Thank You, I'm looking forward to watching and learning more from you. I'm trying to make homemade shopping bags and this would be a really nice effect

[@kimtrode5665]

Loved this. I don’t aim to buy a special tool for occasional use. I will use your method ahead of all others. Thanks for this video. It makes it easy

[@carolbrumlow4395]

Going to try to make this one in blues for my new great grandson. Love your new hair style - it is very flattering. Also love that you don't cut out any problems. My seam ripper is a VERY CLOSE friend of mine.

[@garyiglesias4532]

I so love your videos, you are real, never intimidating, and show yor mistakes which for me it makes me feel better about my mistakes. Thank you !!!!!!!!!

[@brendalbrown2915]

I truly enjoy your videos.I like the way you are a we bit witty in your videos. It keeps the videos from becoming on the all work no fun, I like to have fun when I am working, especially. Something I love ❤️ to do. Thanks

[@joybarber6974]

Thank you for explaining how to make this without a special triangle ruler!

[@lindadavis8082]

Am a Kaye Wood fan.Thanks for your take on her pattern. I also thought of doing this on my own. thanks for your incouraging tutorial. Linda Davis

[@glory50fyde]

I LOVE your fun loving personality! It helps me feel like I am being taught by a friend! I love this technique!

[@marybethspencer1119]

So true, she is such fun, would love to visit personally.

[@babsmyburgh2611]

Only just started quilting and I am glad to see that even professionals have to unpick sometimes and also get confused keep the pattern going. Thoroughly enjoyed your video.

[@JudyHart1]

I love Kaye Wood's videos, she's got a lot of experience that she loves to pass on. Kaye has a line of rulers called Star Makers and they do all kinds of things.

[@tangofools]

nice to see a "real" sewing room!

[@SandiWiseheart]

"Like a rock-n-roll cutting party!" What a great teaching personality you have! Others may have slicker studio set-ups, or professional scripts and clever editors, but I love the way you explain things like a friend would, in friendly language, little jokes (love the eyebrows "talking" at the sewing machine), the short and cute singing bits, and especially the little asides where you explained the places where you yourself had troubles, or made mistakes, so we will know the tricksy bits to look out for ourselves. I also liked that you show us how to use a regular ruler to cut the triangles, because even thought the special rhombus rulers might make things easier, some of us don't have a lot of extra money for the fancy rulers which might have only one or two uses. (Yes, we are smart peoples and can figure it out, but it helps to have a friend share when they know something we don't!) If you were closer to me (Wanna take a nice little trip to Canada? No, I didn't think so, lol!), I would love to take classes from you in person, which is sort of the highest compliment I, as a fellow craft teacher, can offer. (I teach knitting, spinning, and write about those and more.) Best of everything to you, and I'll take a look at your other videos when I have another little break. Thank you, keep stitching and laughing!

[@GranC53]

Wow love how real your video looks! I feel like I"m standing in front of you!

[@marybethspencer1119]

I love to watch your videos. Thank you, I learn a lot each time. Really want to try this block for someone. I think I've got it. It is now 3 years since you made this. I hope you and your family are coming through the quarantine at home time safe and well.

[@darhappy7388]

Hi I just found your site and I love it. Great video. I intend to watch more. I learn more from watching than reading. Very helpful. You are fun to watch. Thanks from Sherwood Park ,Alberta. Canada. Cheers everyone

[@annvallandingham6205]

hi, I just stumbled on to your videos tonight and I think you do an wonderful job of explaining your quilting patterns and etc. thank you for you do do an great job

[@n.a.flanagan5231]

A neighbor invited me to a quilt guild; I was hooked. A woman there gave me a magazine -this pattern was what I chose. 2" blocks of blues,greens, Brown's and some orange. Full size; took me about 24 hours from start to finish..still haven't backed it, but, still love it!

[@roseprocopio9526]

Great job. I think I'm going to try making a baby quilt this way....but use wider strips. Love your videos, great energy. Great fun. Keep laughing.

[@mrgarner4796]

My grandson is not into scrappy but this would suit him in blues. Thank you

[@joane8651]

Sew fun watching you create this, Laura Lynn (sp?), I watched Kaye Woods make this SEVERAL TIMES and couldn't duplicate it, thank you for this video, much easier to understand.

[@peggy1046]

thank Laura Lynn. as usual a fantastic tutorial. cant wait for livestream. i dont get to see it live being in Australia but I watch it as soon as I go to sew. love your presentation. you are really skilled in this capacity to share yourself and your skill.

[@sharonwatson5205]

First time I’ve watched your stream and really enjoyed it, I’m new to Quilting And I Really Love This Pattern … Happy the experts also make mistakes, lol

[@juliehillson4952]

I like it. Very cute. Going to miss the live stream. Will have to watch it later.

[@judypatterson994]

Fantastic video like always. Love watching you and Pop is a super cameraman

[@lyndasnart7823]

Have started following you recently. Very entertaining and full of valuable advice trying not to miss anything you do From down under (AU)

[@1717daz]

Absolutely love you to bits! You really make my day 😄 xxx huge hugs fro Kara Scotland xxx

[@lucygray6162]

Love your little set-up there, everything within reach( not to mention keeping that iron cord out of the way. Nothing more aggravating than that darn thing dragging across the board.) I used to be envious of those who had the mile-long tables to use, but saw how often they had to jump up and race to another section just to cut, piece, sew and iron one quilt., I decided using the spare bedroom wasn't such a bad idea after all.

[@kaybaertlein541]

Great tutorial, I love your presentation.

[@panamajacks57]

Really like that pattern Have also watched Kaye Wood before. She quit making videos about 4 years ago. I guess she retired. Keep up the great work!

[@stevansilva9821]

Kaye has actually passed away this year.

[@rebeccalesher9388]

Thank you LL it was very interesting. You made it clearer for me. Kaye's video was alittle confusing for me. You helped a lot. Hope to make a wall hanging for my mine craft crazy grandson. Looks like It's right up his alley. Enjoyed it very much. Hope to see you tomorrow.💟 🍪🐾

[@firedragon1779]

When I was doing 60° diamonds I had some peaks but I found if I trimmed the top quarter inch off the top and bottom of each diamond before I started putting them together they didn't bulk anymore :) I love the colours you used :) the pattern makes a lovely effect :)

[@avonnorma]

Love it. Funny your sound is off. You iron and sewing machine comes on when ironing. Its funny i love it. God bless.

[@sannapursiainen1272]

You are so lovely person! I enjoyed the video very much.

[@susanthompson2278]

Thanks for showing use how easy this is😄😄😄😄😘

[@TheQuiltingMarine]

That pattern in awesome! Great instruction.

[@Rosebud2503]

You are lovely. You are very motivating. Thank you soo much.

[@theresamorgan1033]

I thought it went together totally different too???? This is going on Bucket List!! Thanks

[@lindawilliams9880]

You are adorable. Glad I found your site.

[@patriemenschneider4240]

Cool project!

[@lynnlegault4042]

Your hair looks awesome beautiful

[@sewinghedgehog540]

this looks georgeous! i have to try it ;-). thanks a lot for the tutorial. you're so funny, i really like watching your videos ;-). greetings from switzerland.

[@lynnlegault4042]

it would make a nice modern wall hanging

[@kimmcamp]

OMG that looks like my living room.

[@brendafoley6995]

That is really cute

[@timothykorsmoe5922]

Yes, I saw that!

[@maryritts8219]

I love your sense of humor. You are such a cutie. The new haircut makes you look younger, and coming from anonother old and vain old broad, I;m sure hope that makes you feel good

[@cmavandenberg7119]

Mary Ritts hb

[@cmavandenberg7119]

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[@cmavandenberg7119]

Pomm

[@raquelwright7451]

Hi there, I followed your directions on this stacked tumbling blocks and my questions is what size of a triangle do I have to put at the bottom and the top of my quilt. I use 2.5” strips. Can you tell me what size of triangle do I have to use? Thank you so much for sharing your videos. I watched your videos over and over and I like watching you cuz you made it fun!😀❤️

[@sharmainerookes3849]

Thank you I found that great

[@teresamcfadden2414]

I really like this if you put little weights on the end it would make a Great Wall hanging

[@kaybaertlein541]

On this stacked tumbling block quilt, how did you figure size and shape for the setting pieces? Not much was really explained about that part. Building the blocks was fun though.

[@joycewalker3876]

Hi, Mom & Pop. Love watching you from my home in New Hampshire. I love this design and saw you were having problems with the joins where the points all come together. I you leave 1/4" flat at the top of your triangles when you cut them they should go together more smoothly. That's what Kaye meant when she called them "topless". The film is rather poor...it looks like an old VCR tape that was used too much! Hope this helps.

[@clairepereira8592]

I like it!

[@rosemarymoorefield4298]

This is very interesting and I would like to have the pattern.

[@joleenlower2877]

Would it help to press your seams open

[@teresamcfadden2414]

Rewatch for me . The “star ruler” she’s talking about is a ruler she created she uses it in quite a few quilt videos

[@pattimccutchen3366]

by topless triangle,,,kaye is just taking the 1/4 off the top only to take out some of the bulk

[@Килькериялюбитель]

Вы так весело об этом расказываете,что мне приятно было смотреть Ваш ролик.

[@jenicecurrie4278]

If u are using 2 1/2 inch strips . What size are u cutting the purple ends.

[@stevansilva9821]

Kaye Wood was fantastic and unfortunately she passed away this year.

[@dianne57m.shifthappens73]

Laura lynn , kaye wood have her on set of rulers she designed called Starmakers

[@kerranky]

did you give sizes?

[@tjcox4213]

looking for a chair with arms, who is yours in this video made by

[@jerilynnoble4987]

Kaye Wood has a star 6 ruler set

[@louisealley1297]

How big are your cuts.? And what size ruler are you using?

[@MPQS]

The cuts are made on a 60deg. angle and the strips are 2.5 inch. The ruler is a standard 4X13 with the correct 60deg. angle on it.

[@nancyquinn1048]

put black on the ide to make a table so you can make a table runner

[@handmadebyMickie]

If you haven’t already check out Jenny Doan’s tutorials on youtube. She does a Rhombuses (sorry horrible spelling I’m sure) quilt using a template from her shop, Missouri Star Quilt Company. She’s almost as much fun as you!

[@mariaabogadro6644]

Hola que tal muy espectacular su tuterial que pena nos separa el idioma pero no la candidez humana entiendo perfectamente pues soy costurera gracias mil felicidades uruguay besos

[@MPQS]

Muchas gracias, me alegro de que hayas encontrado nuestro canal y disfrutes del contenido. Es posible que no tengamos lenguaje en común pero compartimos el amor por el tejido y el arte.

[@barbarawiley1595]

Maria Abogadro f

[@jerilynnoble4987]

clip you triangle top 1/4 inch from the point

[@ТатьянаАнаньева-Захарова]

!!!

[@brendamartinez3068]

Table runner or table clothes

[@ВалентинаЧапланова]

Вы хорошая мастерица. И потрясающая женщина и человек!!!!

[@mollydrinkard274]

I am sorry to sound critical, but IMO you need to lose the lavender fabric!!!! Love the pink and the instructions!!!!

[@susanpeterman2621]

I love the lavender!