FIX ANY QUILT! HOW TO REPAIR MISTAKES AND TEARS!

Jordan Fabrics Quilt Shop
1595 NE 6th Street
Grants Pass, OR, USA, 97526

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[carolynmills]

My grandmother made me a quilt sometime before she passed away. That quilt is now approximately 70 years old. One of the blocks is pieced incorrectly. It is my favorite block in the quilt. I'm sure she shook her head when she found it. But it was made in love for a very small girl. She probably never dreamed it would still be in pristine condition after all these years. One of my most treasured items. I always say, if you want perfect, buy a quilt at Macy's.

[larrim]

I've never had someone take the time to show how to fix a mixed-up block. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

[helenosbourne]

You are, in my humble estimation, The First Lady of Quilting Videos. No one else can compare.

[orriesmom]

I never know what to comment because I'm usually so impressed that I am speechless but " wow, simply WOW"!

[andree]

Oh my goodness! Finding a mistake after the quilting is done is like a nightmare scenario! I probably would burst into tears 😭. So thank you for being humble enough to show that it can happen to the best of us, and how to fix when it does. Super useful, thank you thank you thank you!

[catherinemccann]

Shame on me but I think I would have ignored the mistake! This week I realized how small the quilting community is. I was watching a tutorial that I stumbled upon of a quilter, living in England. She was talking about quilts and showing some quilts and then she mentioned how she enjoyed watching YOUR TUTORIALS. I thought that was so cool and I couldn't wait to share that story with you. You are a good teacher and I appreciate all your tutorials. Thank you!

[BEVERLYRANDOLPH-lxqu]

Donna, you have now, officially, outdone yourself! I believe we are all “slack-jawed” in admiration! Obviously the most important key to tackling this monumental task is to STAY CALM! Easier typed than accomplished, right???!!! I have to say I would have just left it, I’m pretty sure. Thank you for this video and skills, Donna!

[mw]

In my 35 years of making quilts, I've never seen anything like this. I've fixed blocks that were put in wrong, but never after the quilt is quilted! You are very brave! Thank you!

[janielewis]

When you made that quilt I saw that block and was yelling at you to not quilt it yet. Then after it was quilted I didn't see the mistake and thought you had caught it. So glad you taught us how to fix something like that. I have a mistake like that on a quilt I made years ago and I now know how to fix it properly. Thank you!

[mrgarner]

Thank you Donna. It is nice to see that, with patience, what seems like a mountain is only a hill.
Beautifully done.

[caroleh]

Finally! A video that shows how to fix an error. Very helpful. Thanks!

[francrouch]

I'm sure I've watched all your videos at least twice. This video will be watched over and over.... most valuable.

[judyl.]

Wow! I NEVER thought a repair could be done without going crazy! Thanks for the tutorial!!

[kbvarner]

Bless you, Donna, for your patience in fixing that error. It is nice to see how something like that can be done. Not sure I have the patience to take on such a task, but appreciate your demonstration and knowledge that it can be done with effort

[jeanbishop]

I have never seen anyone showing how to repair AND boy do you make it look easy. I’m definitely going to keep this video for future use! Thank you sooo much for showing how to repair a mistake. 🤗

[loisdey]

Thank you for a calm, informed, organized approach to problem solving.

[melindaostergren]

Nicely done, Donna. Simple, straightforward and no woe is me self judging. Just you, finding opportunities to teach useful skills.

[glendacofield]

Thank you Donna for once again teaching me something new. I live in GA but visited your shop at Grants Pass in September 2019 and will always remember you took time from your busy schedule to speak with me. Thank you for all you do to encourage quilting!!!

[juliemorrison]

Great job fixing a mistake in a finished quilt Donna. Heartbreaking to find it once finished but this method is undetectactable.👏♥️🇦🇺

[lilykildosher]

Donna, thank you for teaching us this method of repairs.