DRESDEN BLOOM QUILT TUTORIAL!

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[tiggermom]

Your teaching style makes me feel like I can make any quilt I want to and I thank you very much for that! So happy I happened upon your channel.

[andreayoung]

Thank you Donna for being such a great teacher. The way you sewed the Dresden blades is such a time saver and much easier.

[davidpena]

Mrs. Donna, you are a Incredible Quilt Teacher, love the comment that described you, “ Quilt Whisperer “ !!! Am about a sew a Dresden plate Quilt from watching your YouTube videos, love your Sewing Techniques, many of the Ladies that Show how to sew Quilt are Very Talented. They give me Hope and Inspiration… Thank Ya’ll…

[juliegeddes]

Thank you Donna, I started quilting a couple of years ago, learning from You Tube. You always make everything so simple, your instructions are very detailed & so clear you are my guru, I really can't thank you enough for all the time you've taken with these videos. :)

[nancyarchibald]

When will this jelly roll fabric be BACK ON LINE? This metallic Fiorella by Kaufman matches my home decor perfectly? I've already bought the pattern, now just waiting for this fabric to magically RE-appear. Please help me out Donna.🤗😅💙

[myronmitchell]

WoW! I Gotta try that Method of making Borders with the Masking Tape, i am a New Quilter and This Method will make it so much Easier for Sheila👍

[nanamjbri]

You have amazing talent in picking the prints and color for a quilt ❤️. I do have to say that the Dresden Plate is one of my favorite patterns and the colors you picked was prefect. This quilt is absolutely gorgeous I love it so much 😍 your amazing .

[brendamccoy]

I thought this quilt would be too hard for me, but I think I can do it! The short-cut to making the dresden petals is exactly the kind of stuff I love to see! Thanks and beautiful colors!!

[bbrown]

I'm loving this fabric/pattern! One tip for the centers if you want an easy turned edge - I use 1 sided fusible light to midweight interfacing - mark your circle on the wrong side of your fabric, and with the fusible side towards the right side of the fabric sew on your line. Then cut a slit in the fusible and turn your circle right side out - clipping or pinking the edges first. Run a bone folder around the edge and finger press. Now your fusible in on the outside, fuse to your backing and your edges are turned under! Sew around as you did.
Thank you for the great tip on sewing both edges of the wedge at once - that will go into my bag of tricks!

[AprilHarveyStudios]

You're single handedly turning me into a budding quilter. What an absolutely gorgeous design and so well explained for a novice. Thank you Donna.❤

[mrslincoln]

Donna, I’ve said it before and will say it again. You’re a fabulous teacher! And a GENIUS at coming up with techniques that help to make what looks difficult so simple and approachable! I love your videos and on mornings where you’ve posted a new one, I feel like I’ve hit the jackpot for the day! Thank you❣️

[diannenaworensky]

The Dresden pattern is my all time favorite and this color palate was perfect and TOTALLY AMAZING

[hollywaddell]

Gotta love Donna's ability to figure out a shortcut, timesaver technique; and in this case, I think it makes a more secure point on the Dresden blade. That fabric with the metallic highlights just makes this project luscious.

[sandilee]

This Dresden quilt is amazingly beautiful. When I was a child, my mother had picked up some partial Quilts in a second hand store. That was probably 55 years or more ago. All the tiny pieces to a couple of those quilts was really something. And whoever started them?? Because it was all hand stitched. One was little octagon and one was the Dresden pattern. They were absolutely gorgeous. I think one of my sisters got them when our mother passed on. But watching this video today brought back the memories of sitting around the dinning room table with family and all those Quilts and their beautiful pieces. Thank you. You are a very clever and smart gal. I loved the way you simplified the pattern directions. You're a joy to watch.

[deborahknight]

The first method you showed for the dresden points was so labor intense I nearly turned off the video, then you came in with your simpler way and I'm just in love with it!

[mariamaria-unzj]

Hello Donna, hope all is well with you and yours. Now, I was thrown away by this quilt the Dresden Bloom, OMG, I am definitely going to try to make it. Thank you you are absolutely amazing!!! I love it.

[pamhart]

Ms Rose I’m with you. Never have been a fan of Dresden, however I bought this pattern this summer. As always Donna has made it look easy for us and it is a stunning quilt. Beautiful quilt. Thank you Donna, you are amazing.

[JoytoWorld]

I've always admired this pattern. You may it less intimidating. FAbric choices are gorgeous.

[kathyeubanks]

That is a gorgeous fabric line! I really liked how you separated the colors for the inner and first outer borders; very effective. Another beautiful Cozy Quilt. Every video, I try to guess which color of thread you’ll choose for the quilting, and whether I’m right or not, I appreciate your explanation of your color choice. Love your videos, Donna! Thank you!

[lauriecole]

I just love watching you sew. Making my very first quilt at 62 yrs. Its very simple but I love doing it. I so want to learn all I can. Love retirement. I'd love to try a precut project when I practice a little more. I cut all my first with cloth I bought years ago. Simple squares, but fun!