Panel Quilting Made Easy!

We cut and package pre-cut patchwork quilt and table runner kits in Grants Pass, Oregon. We also travel to national quilt shows across the country, so we may be coming to a city near you soon! Check out our show schedule, and be sure to stop by our quilt shop in Grants Pass.

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Jordan Fabrics Quilt Shop
1590 NE 7th Street
Grants Pass, OR 97526

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[lynnehill]

This was ingenious!!!! Thank you so much Donna for all your wonderful tutorials. Now I need to find a cute panel!!!!

[jujuc.]

Donna, I’m new to patchwork so I’m learning so much from your tutorials; thank you. This idea of using primary colours as a background,
together with your method of joining the patches, has allowed me to create a project I’ve been mulling over 😊

[GrandmaPatty]

Very clever! I’ve had a panel with several squares in it. I’ve been waiting to find a way to make a quilt using the panel. So excited to make it now.

[karenhalse]

Thank you for this tutorial... it is great and helps me with other panels that I wasn't sure how to do but liked..

[Australia]

Thanks so much for that. I never would have thought of this technique. I make a lot of panel quilts for charity and this will be such a help.

[lucybabyappazeller]

Thank you !!! Just in time. I got some fabric that has soccer figures in different size squares. This will work out just fine for me. Your video is great.

Thanks again,
Kathy

[teresasummerfield]

Awesome, have some baby quilts to make and this technique will make it so much easier

[geelizz]

This looks like a fantastic cheat secret! Thank you for sharing!!!!

[susanledford]

I love this idea and will definitely make a quilt using this method once I get another niece or nephew. I absolutely love you and your tutorials. I watch every single one. Please keep them coming. We are planning a long trip out west this summer and making it a point to go the your shop....I can’t wait. Thanks for all your knowledge, Donna. Oh ps your daughter Monica is beautiful! Susan from SC

[zenywalker]

Donna, Thank you so much for showing us this. I also have a panel that I want to make and I am not fun of applique so this technique of yours is really nice and I am going to try it. Thank you again and sure will be watching more of your videos and I enjoy shopping in your website too!! Love it!!!

[d.s.friendly]

This is a great way to turn a "troublesome" panel into something fabulous. What a great technique! I'm assuming that if you are using it with T-shirts, you still need to stabilize the T-shirt part.

[joycehoyt]

Where have you been? I love, love you tutorials. Thank you so much for sharing. You inspire me to make more quilts.

[gwenallen]

Love this idea! Enjoy your tutorials, too!

[lynneetetz]

turned out beautiful and is inspiring! I want to try this method of framing. :)

[marieclark]

This was great! I learned several things, thanks!

[quiltmaker]

Thank you so much! You saved my day! I have been fretting over this odd shape panels of puppies for my granddaughter lap quilt. Never would have figured this audition out. Now I see the light. And love your black n white blouse. Share where you got that? Love your tutorials too.

[siscarmichael]

I have a few panels and honestly couldn’t figure out what to do with them that didn’t look like it’s a panel...lol
Thank you! I’m going to try this technique.

[myronmitchell]

Good Video...BTW you can also Glue it in Place instead of the Pins....😉Sheila

[June-rbnx]

Here's the link to purchase this Panel & Fabric

[marsha]

I always get excited when I see a notification that you've done a new video! Than you so much, you are an excellent teacher.