Make a 3-yard quilt with me! Testing a Fabric Cafe 3-yard quilt pattern called Town Square.

This quilting video runs through the process of making the 3-yard quilt pattern called Town Square from the Fabric Café book "Easy Peasy 3-Yard Quilts" by Donna Robertson. I am not affiliated with or sponsored by Fabric Café or Donna Robertson. This is an honest review of this pattern.

[vickyadams]

Thank you, I liked the way the blocks came out . Your fabric choices where right on.❤

[loiscampbell]

Thank you so much for sharing the process. I have a couple of the Fabric Cafe 3 yard quilt books but I haven't started one yet. I *really* helps to see each step being done.

[eleanorwittering]

Turned out really nice. I like when quilters actually *finish* a quilt rather than just demonstrate completing the topper. Nice choice of backing!
Love your longarm. This is my first viewing of your channel, would love to know more about your longarm.
And don't you just love the *concept* of *3-fabric Quilts!?* Boy, Donna and Fran hit on a quilter's dream when they lit on that concept!

[annielyst]

Thank you for showing this process. I would have been tempted to make wider borders with the feature fabric since you had extra of it. I love how it turned out. I'm working on my first Fabric Cafe quilt

[abagguff]

Your quilt looks adorable, Lisa. I really like Donna/Fran's quilts as they seem to go together quite easily. I'm looking forward to your next video!

[Stacy-iuch]

I love the color scheme as the colors are not such a shocking contrast. Adorable focus fabric.

[karonwostenholme]

Lovely job, enjoyed watching, thank you for sharing xx

[peterivkovich]

from Gerry- I made this quilt featuring yarn fabric. Yours came out great. I have all of their books and they are filled with fabulous projects. Thanks for sharing and God bless.

[tonistevens]

Thanks for the demonstration and the tip about the binding!

[ccreel]

Cute! I adore the puppy fabric! ❤️I love the 3 yard quilt patterns, but I’m not a fan of the economy binding. I’ve hand problems and the smaller width gives me trouble. So I get an extra 5/8 yard of fabric for a double fold binding.

[rebeccafoster-faith]

Lovely choices on your #2 & #3 fabrics

[dianabarker]

Your quilt turned out beautifully! Love the fabric! Great tutorial! Thank you ❤

[melanieboudreau]

Thanks for your honest opinion. I've just finished the top of my first 3 yard quilt and as someone who doesn't have a lot of experience, I found some of the directions for putting pieces together murky, but I plan to complete another and do better. Your video was great! Thank you

[tammynicewander]

I have that book too and a nice large pattern fabric that would work good. Thanks for showing the process and end result. LIke the colors you chose for the quilt.

[judycurtis]

Thank you for a great video. Your explaining on how to make this 3 yard quilt was great too. Love your pick of materal and also long arm pattern that has paw prints!

[LisaLisa-zlvu]

I have the Easy Peasy Book as well and have made Dash twice and I love this pattern to showcase large prints. Your quilt is lovely.

[daisy]

I love your feature fabric 🤗 I have made a dozen 3yd quilts, but not that one. It’s next on my list now.😊

[Rhonda]

First time seeing you and enjoyed your video a lot. New subscriber now!

[ksharpe]

I’ve made many of their patterns and one thing I will say is “Measure twice and cut once”. Because there is no room for error. If the fabric is cheap enough I always buy an extra 1/4 yard for a little wiggle room.

[leslieschmidt]

Nicely done, Lisa. Cute choice of quilting design. I don't think I would use the single fold binding, especially if it was for a child, which would probably entail a lot of washing. I am a new subscriber, and I look forward to more of your videos. Thanks.