💥 Let Me Blow Your Mind 😍 NEW Easy Puff Quilt Technique

🔥 Let me blow your mind with my new easy puff quilt technique ❣️ I have a new easy way to make a puff quilt. Full Puff Quilt tutorial from The Sewing Channel.

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[Washiela]

🤦‍♀️ how I wish that I had seen this method 3 years ago. I have done several small ones for babies, and it took me FOREVER ... lesson learnt! 😊 Thank you for sharing this. I am 70 years old, and for me 'everyday is a school day' 🧵🪡❤

[TheMbrunnerable]

I almost didn’t even watch this one because I thought there was NO WAY in the world I was ever going to make one…but you may have convinced me with this technique 😅

[ShaquilleOtmeal]

I have watched this video probably 50 times. Just finished my very first puff quilt & im so proud!! ❤❤

[jolenegriffin]

I’ve made 4 KING SIZE Puff Quilts, 1 for each of my children when they got married, using the old method. My husband keeps asking when he’ll get his, but between my 14 grands, I didn’t have the time I needed to do it…until now!! Thanks much! ❤

[angelagreen]

My mother was a quilter at the behest of my gran. She made a puff quilt in the 80's that was beautiful, save the pea green and browns. She made each square individually by hand with gran, then sewed them together with a machine.
Hottest quilt I EVER slept under. The quilt fell apart and Is no longer, but what an excellent way to make one! 😮 Brilliant🤍

[annashepard]

I used this process to make a puff quilt for me college bound daughter last year and it turned out beautifully. Hers was huge though because it was large enough to cover the whole twin sized bed. I also used soft, white cotton fabric for the back because the minky fabric was a fortune even on sale.

[gracemonica]

My cousin's baby shower is today and a week ago I decided I wanted to make a baby quilt to gift her. I was going for simple but then I stumbled across puff quilts and was convinced that's what I wanted to do. I found this video and decided to go for it. Well, I did it! I finished the puff quilt last night. I did 6.5 inch blocks like you did. I did 8 by 10 and it turned out to be the perfect size. Thanks for this tutorial!

[vegassims]

I don't know why this was recommended to me by YouTube, but you do beautiful work and now I know how to make a quilt, which I probably will never do. =)

[SusanSmith-hliv]

‼️ GENIUS ‼️ I’ve always wanted to do a puff quilt. This is a game changer! Love your design wall AND your scrap organizer wall. I live in a small house with others. Once my bedroom is repainted, I’m “redecorating” with clear scrap containers similar to yours. I love how they brighten up your wall and are accessible. I’ve been following you for a while now, and I’m inspired with every video you do. ❤😊

[suestutzle]

Oh my goodness Tracy I love the big puffs. I must admit though the smaller puffs were just the thing when I made a puff quilt top for my daughter's shelf where the cat and sometimes her small dog sit at the window. Now, the big puff for the day bed out on the deck. These animals really live in luxury!!!!

[trac]

🤣I watched this video 3 times and was beyond confused, but number 4 was the magic number! I love your videos!

[mdmcpresentz]

Oh man! Now I have another must do project.

[posa]

This tutorial is better than ANY I have seen so far. I've been researching the best way, and I love your technique!

[barbaracoleman]

I love you! You are not afraid to find new ways for old patterns. This pattern has made a comeback with the modern quilters and old ones too!

[sharonburns]

Your opening should be “Hi, Friends. Tracy here from The Sewing Channel with another GENIUS idea for you “. I love this. Your videos are the bomb!

[sewbeitquilts]

I love your quilt! This technique looks much more doable than others I have watched… thank you for sharing it!

[fbc]

I've always shied away from the puff quilts because of the crazy amount of work involved. Thank you SO much for this truly simplified version! Making these for grand kids to have at my very small house for naps and sleepovers :-) I also prefer the large squares. Your tutorials are really good and enjoyable.

[NanaKathy]

Thank you so much. I have just enough time to make one of these before my next grandchild arrives. I can't wait to pick out the colors!

[fridaceja]

Excellent idea!! Thanks 😊 easy peasy... Now I can do one with less time!!❤

[cynrest]

Omg! What an improvement over the one I started in 1963. Pure genius. Going to make one of these for soon-to-be-born great-grandson. Perfect playtime floor quilt! Hope to make it an I Spy. Thanks for great technique! ❤