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Angela

Huh. How 'bout that. I did not know a lot of that stuff. I've done lots of patchwork things lately and I didn't know about all those little tips. Thanks! I'll know next time. ;-)

Mom

Sweet quilt and sweeter little girl! You are on a roll. I have a new collection of 30's fabrics for a new baby quilt for Jenny...yellow, green, orange, blue and pink...3 prints each color. I will combine with white. Sweet.

mijk

oh amy I have been wanting to try this for so long and just was too scared. I am sop going to do this., Have to think about the backing because the last chenille i have ssen in this country was a bedspead when i was 7. The fabric market and shops dont carry it.. I searched today since I saw the tutorial..

joanna

Yes, yes! It is soooo lovely. I'm loving your tutorial.

jennifer w.

This is so what I needed to see right now to get over my fear of patchwork. Thank you for providing the hints and photos. Great tutorial!

Susanna

Thanks so much for posting this tutorial! Its funny because just this weekend I wanted to make another little "quiltlet" as I call them. I made my first one and kind of wung it without really reading up on how to do it. It came out nice but its great to know how to do it this way so all my squares don't look uneven! Thanks again!

Jeanine

What an awesome tutorial. I can't wait for part 3.

BTW, where do you purchase your fabrics?

Thanks for sharing.

Sarah

Really wonderful tutorial, Amy. You've inspired me to put a chenille backed patchwork blanket is on my to-do list for sometime in the future. I just need to tick off several hundred other things first, but when I get to it, I'll be good to go. Thanks.

And Jeanine, I'm not Amy but I'm certain I've seen all of those fabrics at Hancocks.

mo

What a great tutorial. I love the part about chain stitching- I will be using that!

mimulus

ok amy, i am thinking you deserve a craft book contract from this turorial of yours....and the photos are so perfect! who takes the pics...is that you both holding the fabric and clicking the shutter?

those fabrics are adorable...perfect companions for chenille.

Mariah

Thank you so much for this! I'm a (very) beginning quilter, and this looks like something I can do, for sure. I loved these when I first saw them in your pictures! I want to start one right this second, but I have a lot of unfinished projects and I need to clear the decks first.

~Mariah~

LauraJ

wonderful tutorial, the pics are great!!

Miri

Thanks a lot for the tutorial!
I do have a small question - when you sew "chain piece", do you cut the thread between the pieces when you finish sewing? Thank you!

Learning2sew

Thanks for this tutorial! I am a newbie in sewing and really wanted to make my first quilt blanket for my 2nd baby.. I have a month and a half to go.. I might be able to do it with your help... but I guess I need to get buying fabrics now! hehe

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