Wonky Stripes Top Stitched Quilt Block with NO Raw Edges using Iron On Fusing

[@darlene.michaud]

Hello peanut gallery! I have a new block for you today. We are making a wonky striped block using fusing as a foundation piece. This makes top stitching a breeze! This is the fusing I used: fave.co/2DIhP2l Here is the raw edge series I did previously: tinyurl.com/ybhom7s2 ----- Visit me on Patreon where I'm UNcensored!!! www.patreon.com/darlenemichaud ----- Join my Peanut Gallery facebook group! facebook.com/groups/514101078926416/

[@heathersoule7835]

i absolutely love tour tutorials Darlene!! you make learning easy and fun!! thanks for coming back to the TUBE !!!

[@eileenparker3265]

i always love the sound of your sewing machine!!!

[@3cahill]

I was thinking the same thing, these blocks would make great totes. Love your videos Darlene!

[@bunnyclark4231]

I am just starting to make quilts, I don't like smooshed down material. have been watching your videos as I have just found you. I love your videos have learned a lot. Thank you.

[@michellecano4350]

This is an awesome technique! Can't wait to try it! Thanks Darlene!

[@doyoder2776]

Do Love. ;-) Darlene, I'm hooked. Ive been watching more and more of your videos and I appreciate that you keep it real. Your awesome and your doing it girl. Keep up the good work. Peace

[@stamez3889]

I'm a fan Darlene! I love your style! You make it fun!

[@sarahcharlyz]

Love the tote bag idea. You could use the whole width of the fusing and make a beautiful and sturdy shopper.

[@gwenharlow4328]

What a great way to do this! I love your method. I won't be able to get the bargain interfacing stuff as I am in the UK. Never mind I already have a load of it, along with many scraps to use. It seems to me to be a great way to use up scraps.Many thanks for showing this to us all!

[@54gravi]

Sure do like this block! Especially since you can use decorative stitches, Sew Cute. Thanks Darlene ;-)

[@robertaallen9916]

Darlene..you are one smart cookie! This is great! Thanks for sharing!

[@normaparfitt2614]

Just great coz I'm about to start my first quilt tomorrow. Thanks Darlene,

[@marlene4]

Thanks for the ideas Darlene. I picked up mine yesterday also :) Now to play...

[@cindyphillips334]

Love this block...would you do a tutorial on how to make a tote bag? Thanks

[@pinkmarshmallow352]

The possibilities are endless! Try interesting! Thank you ☺

[@yvonnemeister9303]

Well that was cool! I didn't order the bolt when you ordered yours. I was afraid that it would be too thin for foundation piecing. But you proved me wrong, and I'm so glad. Now I need to get some too! Thanks for making this video and showing how simple making blocks can be. :-) ♥

[@gaylescoolcraftsandsewing4372]

This looks like fun! I can hardly wait to try it.

[@joyceburrill2738]

bet that fusing would be good for tshirt quilts

[@ulkuyaldaz4272]

Hi Darlene, thank you for sharing this beatiful video

[@antiqueqttomes4739]

OH I LOVE THAT! Thank You for sharing.

[@kimberlykcmcrochet4489]

Love it Fun times ahead.

[@paulaayala9023]

Hi, I have a couple of questions...would you ever use water-soluble fusing to help make the quilt less stiff? I can see, like you said in the video, using this method for a tote or something that needs more structure. What I'm thinking of trying is to have the fusing to stabilize the pieces of fabric and then wash the fusing out of it to remove the stiffness after sewing the blocks together. OR should I rinse it out block by block? I'm loving your videos - I have a whole list of plans for the fabric I had already and now for the fabric I bought during your last frenzy, too. :)

[@laurahussey2410]

I'm going to try that! Thanks

[@danapeters8732]

Danke für den Tipp!

[@FrogWhizzer]

Darlene Thanks for keeping this open to allow for a few quick questions. I tried this technique last night and I love it! But I think I may have done something wrong as I got a couple of strips with bubbles in them. Should I be turning the strips the opposite direction on every other row? Will this help? This was just a brain fart question. LOL Will the fabric become soft after quilting a blanket? Thank you Ma'am.

[@donnarichey144]

I am sorry, I ordered one that was used for place mats. My mistake. I wanted something more sturdy . Thanks for the info.

[@katiebitomske9291]

Do LOVE!

[@paulettekemper8492]

Would that actually make your quilt a little heavier and warmer. I'm making a quilt for my best friend who's 54 and sleeps with the one he's has since he was 17. He want thick and heavy. Batting just doesn't do it. TIA

[@jenniferherzberg6934]

Hi Darlene!!

[@NancySmalls41]

I was wondering do u use the webbing to make bag?

[@anniequilts]

doesn't the fusible stuff make it stiff?

[@fatimanina6858]

good j'aime

[@donnarichey144]

I ordered and its $24. i just order a bolt of it, thank you.

[@darlene.michaud]

No it's not. I see that it's still $13.58 fave.co/2DIhP2l