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Faux Cathedral Window Quilt as you go Demin

Fun Needlework

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I quilted this in 2016 for my sweet little one. I learned by myself from internet and read some books. I love needle work, sewing, quilting and appliqué. I enjoy sharing my works here. You can get idea for your woks.

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20 Comments

@b72653 4 years ago

THANK YOU FOR THE DETAILED VIDEO, WHEN OLD, SOME MEMORY FADING, THIS BROUGHT ALL THINGS TO LIGHT AGAIN, TY AGAIN.

@sarag1158 2 years ago

Great way to cut down on denim going into landfills.

@amyreich2524 2 years ago

I’ve watched many denim cathedral window vids but yours I loved. No talking on & on. Just music & step by step how how did it. Thanx.

@cindywagner4623 3 years ago

I’ve been working, not for years now but a quilt similar with black flannel. Just the square of batting is enough to make me reconsider dragging it out and starting again. But! I am going to do that denim. I can only imagine how heavy and warm that’ll be in winter.

@jennamakesbugs 5 years ago

I've been saving old jeans for some kind of project. I think I have found it now!

@beverlynelson90 5 years ago

Now that is clever!!!! I actually have a box of cut up jeans I saved for the longest time for a quilt and this is what I am going to make with them. THANK YOU!

@BrendaRWyatt 3 years ago

Thank you for the excellent video tutorial. It’s beautiful 🤩

@clarababb7730 4 years ago

Love I started mine about 5 yrs ago I need to find it and finish it 😊

@greyh314 3 years ago

I really liked this quilt so I made one for one of my grandsons. It took a while. It's not perfect but it looked pretty good for a near beginner

@marlahanks7278 2 years ago

I've seen different ways of doing this, but I like this method of sewing the circles in a line first, then adding the batting & fabric squares. I see most are stating to maybe not use the batting to not add extra weight. Either way, great method. This would make a great rug!

@nettastips 4 years ago

This is a great idea for a sofa cover, it barely shifts when sitting on it. I also added arm covers, looks so great
Thank you?

@3dcushions 3 years ago

Wow very nice

@jetleg60 3 years ago

Wow, this is exactly the quilt I want to make. Thank you for the great tutorial.

@jenniferrobinson2000 3 years ago

I absolutely love this

@lindamason8073 1 year ago

Beautiful

@Jana-TheCraftyGambler 6 years ago

I use this all the time, I’m currently making 2 quilts. Just an observation, You don’t really need the cardboard as the notches in the circle are for marking the inside of the denim circle. It makes a perfect 5 inch square and when sewing the circles together, everything matches up so nicely.

@mariadefatimacostasantos8709 3 years ago

Uauuuu arrasou adorei esse modelo de tapete parabéns é maravilhoso seu trabalho 👏👏👏👏👏👏

@silentsister222 3 years ago

Extraordinary!! Very unique solution to making a difficult design in an easy manner!! Really enjoyed your demonstration technique !!Thank you for this great video!!😁👍👍