At the same time though there is a way to add some spunk, or a different factor. You see, the quilt, in theory, sounds a bit too simple.
But, if we play around with the width of the strips that are between the strips with the flying geese patter, things start to pull together in a wonderful way!
The confetti quilt is really unique due to these things because such a simple quilt begins to catch people’s eye, and that is a great feeling isn’t it?!
Again, no matter what level of quilter you consider yourself, give the confetti quilt a try because it is just super fun to work on. Do not forget to check out the video, it is very helpful and throw a party with your confetti quilt!
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Suzi Weisz Price
May 20. 2016
They never showed the completed quilt! No idea how it would look.
Cheryl Freeman
May 20. 2016
That’s too bad.
Jody L. Anderson
May 20. 2016
I thought the same thing!
Betty Smith
May 21. 2016
I would like for them to put size of block also
Charlene Durham
May 21. 2016
Charlene Durham
Alice Blumberg-Lanning
May 28. 2016
Watched all that and nothing to show completed quilt? What the heck!
Trina Miller Rabovsky
May 29. 2016
What does the quilt look like??
Susan Simon
May 29. 2016
She’s too hard to watch, much less listen to… I gave up…
Diane Syverson
May 30. 2016
Wow I thought I was the only one couldn’t understand
Susan Simon
May 30. 2016
Nope! I can’t follow what she’s doing… Does she really know what she’s talking about?
Diane Syverson
May 30. 2016
Her mother is an awesome quilter so I don’t know where she’s going
Leanna Aarsvold
May 30. 2016
Buy the magazine to see it. !
Maureen Gulizia
May 31. 2016
Her instructions were delivered choppy and not at all clear. Sizes and a shot of the finished quilt would have been very helpful. If its the magazine they re trying to sell, a publishing date would have been nice, but she acted like “don’t know when, but oh well….”
Donna Bolte
May 31. 2016
Liked the name, but the block was not colorful and did not remind me of confetti. I didn’t think it was a happy block.
Sharon Stachnik
May 31. 2016
I couldn’t see a great picture of the total quilt , I just hate that…..
Mary Turner
Jun 02. 2016
Boy I thought it was just me .
Susan
Jun 02. 2016
Well, that was a big fat disappointment.
Ann Makela Schneider
Jun 02. 2016
Poor production and content.
Tammi LeSage
Jun 03. 2016
Would have liked a picture of the finished quilt.
Granny Franny
Jun 04. 2016
What the heck? Where is the finished quilt?
Linette Lee
Jun 04. 2016
Yes, it would of been nice to see the block, the whole quilt and have the size.
Lois Miller
Jun 07. 2016
Would like the name of the quilt hanging behind Mary. Any ideas, or where to get the pattern?
Adrienne DeVries
Jun 09. 2016
Never saw the quilt or quilt block. Sounds good though.
Sandie Copeland
Jun 10. 2016
It would be nice to have seen a pic of a finished quilt.
Becky Gilliam
Jun 13. 2016
She did take time to say the designer’s name this time. I do NOT like the way she talks down to quilters like she is teaching a kindergarten group!
Darlene Johnson Reinhard
Jun 15. 2016
For a beginner, like me, I would like to have seen her actually but all the pieces together, as I learn better by seeing the actual work being done, than being told what to do. Would also would have liked to seen more of the quilt as I think it looks bland.
Sheila Mesick
Jun 20. 2016
Like it. She is one of my favorites.
Judy Graves
Jun 23. 2016
I wish I could get the pattern’s that are supposed to be free. I want anchors away. I have a very special young man who is in the us. Navy to make it for.
Raquel
Jun 23. 2016
As a seasoned quilter, I would liked to have seen a finished quilt hanging in the background (visually that helps most of us). Plus, if this is her 1st video, she needs to give the measurements of each piece.
Donna Anderson
Jun 23. 2016
She is the worse teacher I have seen do a quilting video. Not good at all.
Susan Rutledge
Jun 24. 2016
Me too.
Rebecca Sink
Jun 24. 2016
Finished quilt??
Vicki Mcqueen-Waldo
Jun 24. 2016
Whew,I was a bit confused! After reading the below comments,I’m glad to know I’m not alone. I too am a beginner and need more direction than offered here.
Charla Campbell
Jun 27. 2016
She is not her mother that’s for sure
Brenda Bristow
Jun 30. 2016
What is the name of the pattern of the quilt behind you in this video?
Marjorie Plant Martin
Jul 04. 2016
Any quilt shops near you?
Terri Neumann
Jul 05. 2016
I wanted to see the finished quilt! The colors seemed so soft… Not what I would describe as confetti….
Becky Robertson Williamson
Jul 09. 2016
I wanted to check this out but the ads on the page for some stomach bug were gross, so I couldn’t go on. Yuck.
Suzi Wilson
Jul 10. 2016
What a waste of time to watch her and no good example to be seen
Kathy Purvis English
Jul 10. 2016
I am just finishing this quilt for Alyssa English in other colors. It’s much more colorful than Mary Fons’ but it is tedious. Well over 300 flying geese. I can’t imagine ever doing it again!
slocat
Jul 11. 2016
The majority of folks that viewed this tutorial appear to be very “snobbish”. Sure glad I do not belong to a quilt guild . I always enjoy what Mary has to say. She did say at the beginning, that it was ONE block she was demonstrating. Most of you are very critical. Look at your comment, see what YOU wrote. That would make me NOT want to know the majority of you
Nancy Nelson Krueger
Jul 14. 2016
They show the block but not the completed quilt. 🙁
Kate McGinty
Jul 17. 2016
thats what I was thinking – would love to see the finished project
Kate McGinty
Jul 17. 2016
ohhh I was looking all over the finished quilt. Kept seeing ad for lace cutout panties
Clem Estrada
Jul 17. 2016
She never showed the finished quilt!
Kathy Purvis English
Jul 17. 2016
Kate McGinty this is a picture of the layout of the blocks (on the floor) before the border was added. I made it longer so that it could cover a college twin (?)