Easiest quilt to make- sew along with me-start to finish

This is one of the easiest quilts to make. My quilt is an I SPY quilt but you can use ANY variety of squares. My squares are 5"....any size will work....use what you have! 🙂

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[Dianah]

Thank you Beth! I will be 70 in a few days and have never made a quilt. Now I feel confident enough to do one!

[gisellejones]

I love that you don't use all kinda of fancy gizmos for your quilting and you are frugal with fabrics too...thanks

[pamrobbins]

This is the best and clearest way to connect the binding edges I have ever seen. No rulers involved. Thanks so much!!!

[twistedtreehomestead]

This is the type of quilt I like, thank you for sharing!

[nonyabidness]

Every block different hmmmm it works! I'm not surprised at your talent you just seem to be able to make sometimes the simplest of put together fabrics finish looking great! Thank You Beth for sharing with us, not only sharing but again the calm that comes with your crafting is also very encouraging! I know God created us all, but I can see differences and I guess that was His plan so we can learn and interact with each other! I'm glad we're not Islands! I think you are special to many of us! Enjoy your day, and May Our Creator always Bless You and Yours and His and ours!

[clearlyrebecca]

Super appreciate that you showed the process from start to finish. Other vids I've seen only show making the quilt top, which is only half the process!

[debbiephelps]

I love watching your videos. They're so down-to-earth, calming, and relaxing.😊

[annebebee]

I love the I SPY quilts. Fun way to use scraps and you can use coordinating solids too.

[debbiecook]

I love that little 21/5 leftover binding trick. I will definitely use that tip. Thank you so much. I live your videos.

[kimr]

5" square quilts are some of my favorite to make! I love the look of simple quilts and love your methods!!

[StarseedReads]

just made my first quilt with this! i made my squares a bit biggger and my diagonal lines werent exact but it turned out amazing. thank you <3

[lauraruthruff]

This reminds me of the first quilt my mother-in-law made. It was used for years until it was so worn she decided to make a replacement. Sadly she passed so I decided to pick up where she left off. I've made several quilts so far but am learning with each one.

[beateoberdanner]

It looks so easy but it turns out so very nice. Happy the one, who will get this lovely quilt. Thank you Beth for sharing and its always nice, sewing with you and calm down for a while.
Thank you so much for your videos, teaching not only sewing a block or a quilt. There are so much other inspirations and ideas.

[greatpianomusic]

Thank you Beth. I’m just starting a memory quilt with 8” squares. Love the way you do the binding. Beautiful quilt. 🇨🇦

[janislong]

I love your tutorials Beth. You have a very calming voice and I love listening to your videos while I am quilting. You also make great quilts with great suggestions. 😊

[dawndunstan]

Thank you for this wonderful, easy to follow video.
Just completed my very first quilt.
I also wanted to let you know I sewed the whole project on my lovely 1901 Singer Treadle sewing machine. 😁
Thank you again for sharing.

[mog-gyveroneill]

Definitely my next project! I like to just cut my backing larger and bring it forward to 'bind' my quilts, instead of cutting it off, and sewing on the same fabric binding. Now to find my 5inch square template to start cutting, it'll be for my nephews first Christmas!

[marthapowers]

this was made 2 years ago and this is the first time i've seen it---MUST make this one too!!!! THANK YOU for sharing!!!

[imogenethomas]

You had such a fun selection of fabrics for an I Spy quilt! I love how it turned out. Some child will be very happy!

[steammachine]

Realy need to learn this. Im looking at getting a couple of patchwork quilts made for my kids. Possibly for xmas but more likely just so they have something for the winter they can snuggle up with. Their mother recently passed away and left a chest full of her clothes that i can't bear to throw out. But i know a keepsake for each of my kids could be made from them that not only works on a practical level. But it would be a perfect memento for them to remember their mother by. Sewing is a useful skill that i should learn anyway, but short of sewing on the occasional button, i have very little practical skill. Im also not prepared to destroy the precious finite materials i have learning. Got to get this right first time.