I’m so excited to finally present the tutorial for my High Tea Crochet Quilt! However, it’s still a work in progress. Right now it guides you through the sewing and crocheting of the squares for the blanket. I will be updating this page with the instructions for joining the squares and adding the border.
The High Tea Crochet Quilt is baby blanket size, approx 44″ x 44″. I used each of the 36 prints in Jera’s High Tea Collection. I had a full fat quarter bundle at my disposal, but you could make this blanket with as few as 9 fat quarters by cutting 9 6-inch squares from each.
To make the blanket you only need basic sewing skills and some experience with crochet. I have included pictures, videos and illustrations to help those who are more visual learners. If you find any errors, please let me know in the comments.
Supplies Needed:
- 72 6-inch squares of fabric (36 for the front and 36 for the back)
- 36 6-inch squares of batting
- 300 grams of fingering weight yarn (I used 6 skeins of Bernat Baby in antique white)
- Other supplies: sewing machine, thread, large eyed needle, crochet hook
- Supplies for blocking squares: large piece of cardboard or foam board, spray bottle, pins
Part 1: Fabric Squares
Place two 6-inch fabric squares right sides together, then place a batting square on top.
Sew around the square 1/2-inch from the edge of the fabric, leaving a 2-inch gap for turning. Back stitch at the beginning and end.
Clip corners and turn right side out. Press.
Top stitch around the square approx 1/4-inch from the edge of the fabric.
Part 2: Blanket Stitch
Blanket stitch around the edge of the square: 16 stitches on each side, and 3 stitches in each corner [76 stitches total].
I made a guide for myself with a piece of card stock. I cut it 4.25-inches long and put a mark every quarter inch. I pinned the card to the fabric square as I sewed.
Part 3: Crocheting around the Squares
I used a size D-3 crochet hook, but gauge is not that important for this project. You just want the completed squares to lay flat after you have blocked them. For reference my crocheted border is about 7/8th-inch wide.
Row 1–Join with a sl st in the 4th blanket stitch from the corner, sc in each blanket stitch on the sides and 2 sc in each corner stitch around [80 stitches total], join with a sl st in beginning sc.
Row 2–Beginning shell [(ch 4, trc, ch 2, 2 trc, ch 2) in joining st, sk 1 sc, sc in next sc.] Corner Shell [ch 2, sk 1 sc, in next sc (2 trc, ch 2, trc), in next st (trc, ch 2, 2 trc), ch 2, sk 1 sc, sc in next sc.] Shell [ch 2, sk 1 sc, in next sc (2 trc, ch 2, 2 trc), ch 2, sk 1 sc, sc in next sc.] Work 4 Shells on each side around. Work Corner Shell in each corner. End with ch 2, sl st into top of beginning ch 4.
Row 3–Sl st to next ch 2 space, sc, ch 5. Corner [sc in first ch 2 space at top of corner shell, ch 6, sc in next ch 2 space]. Side [ch 5, sc in ch 2 space at top of next shell]. Continue around. Join with sl st in beginning sc. Tie off. Weave in all ends.
Part 4: Blocking & Joining the Squares
Coming soon!
Blocking the squares is a process that may help them to lay a bit flatter. Use a spray bottle to wet the yarn around the block. It just needs to be damp, not soaking. Pin the crochet to a piece of cardboard or foam board (or your carpet or mattress–whatever you’ve got) so that it is square. Let it dry completely. (To be honest, I skipped this step with my blanket because I was in a rush to get it done. You could also block the whole blanket after it’s done.)
Sew the squares together with a whip stitch. I sewed them into pairs and then sewed the pairs into groups of 4 in order to avoid having to sew really long seams.
Part 5: Crocheting the Border
Coming soon!
Row 1–Join with sc at top of first shell from corner. 5 sc in ch sp, sc in next sc. Corner [6 sc in ch 6 sp, sc in next sc.] Sides [(5 sc in ch sp, sc in next sc) x 5. Work 2 sc in ch sp, sc2tog in this sp and next, 2 sc, sc in next sc.] repeat along side. Join with sl st in beg sc.
Row 2–Sl st into next sc. Ch 4 (counts as dc, ch 1). Sides [Sk next sc, dc in next sc, ch 1] repeat to corner. Corner [dc, ch 1, sk next sc, dc, ch 3, dc, ch 1, sk next sc, dc]. Join with sl st in 3rd loop of beg ch 4.
Row 3–Ch 2 (counts as beg hdc), sc in ch 1 sp. [Hdc, 2trc in ch 1 sp, hdc, sc in ch 1 sp] repeat to corner. Corner [Hdc. In ch 3 sp work sc, hdc, 2trc, hdc, sc. Hdc in next dc, 2trc in ch 1 sp.] Join with sl st in beg hdc. Tie off. Weave in ends.
I love your tutorial , very easy to follow and the fusion quilt is so beautiful.
I have made one already following another tutorial and for my next one I would like to follow yours, it is so pretty. Eagerly awaiting your blocking and joining post.
Beautiful quilt…. how do you join them together?…. hope you post it soon!
it looks like after she blocked each block (laying each block on a towel and pinning the points into place, then placing a damp cloth over it and pressing it into place.) then she connected them together by chaining 3 and then a sc in each point,
Look beautiful very excited . When do you thimk you may post the blocking and finish the edging
This went on my “Have to Do” list. Beautiful. I want to make one for my cabin, one for my car, and one for my van.. I may do one in denim as well.
Denim! Awesome! My partner of 33 years passed away a few years ago…I saved some of her clothes including some of her jeans…I’m gonna do this~it’s just beautiful. Thank you…
dru
Just love your pattern … I have a collection of charms I have been saving and this would be a great project for them… using a 1/4″ seam allowance I get get 15 blanket stitches each side and 3 in each corner for a total of 72 stitches.
Can the crochet pattern be adjusted?
Fantastic blanket. I like it very much. Maybe I dhould try to make one.
This is absolutely beautiful. I am so very excited to make it! Thank you for the pattern and the inspiration!
Beautiful quilt . Looking forward to the next tutorial .
You are so generous to share this. I have waited and waited to see how you put this together. I simply love it! Thank you for your kindness!
I love this, thank you so much for sharing, cant wait to see you attach all your beautiful squares !
thank you so much I look forward to your next video on how to attach the squares!
Was so excited to see the tutorial! I have admired this quilt ever since Jera shared it on her website. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this! Loved the guide you created to do the blanket stitch. I have wanted to do a quilt like this for a long time and your tutorial is going to help that happen. Thank you again!
This is so lovely, thank you very much for sharing. I have no idea how to crochet but I might just have to learn so that I can make this.
Can’t wait to try this quilt. I love it
Love this! Beautiful!! You think it would look good with 5 inch squares? I have a moda charm pack I’ve been saving for something special! This is perfect!
I was wondering about a charm pack.
What a beautiful blanket. If I were to use fat quarters how many would I need to make enough squares? Xx
You can cut 6-6 inch squares from a fat quarter so you would need 12 fat quarters to get 72-6 inch squares.
Excellent tutorial, looking forward to the next step! Thank you
Thanks for the directions, beautiful quilt
I just came over from Singing in the Rain. I love this quilt and the instructions look freaky straightforward. Thank you so much!
Thank you SO much for publishing your tutorial! I’ve been obsessing about it since it first appeared on the Quilting in the Rain blog. . I plan to start on my version this week with different fabrics since the gorgeous High Tea line is not available yet. I look forward to see what joining technique you use.
This is such a beautiful blanket, I love the lacy look of the crochet stitch you chose. It’s a perfect complement to Jera’s High Tea collection. Wonderful tutorial, too!
What a beautiful quilt, and wonderful tutorial!!! Thanks you so much!! It is just so clear and concise. I cannot wait to make it…or at least try. Thank you for your talent and your generosity in sharing your work. Janet
This looks so sweet. I really should learn to crochet.
Your tutorial is marvelous.
Thank you for sharing your creativity
Absolutely gorgeous ! Thanks so much !
I emailed you.
This is an awesome fusion of two of my favorites, quilting and crochet. It’s beautiful. Looking forward to the blocking and finishing instructions. AND I can’t wait for this fabric line to become available.
Beautiful quilt. Looks very portable to take in our RV. Can’t wait to get started and thanks so very much.
This quilt is beautiful and awesome! Thank you so much!
I’m not sure if you got the posting that I made this morning. Once I pressed the submit button it gave me a message saying the capchta had expired.
Thank you for sharing your awesome tutorial. I just love how you’ve used both quilting and crocheting for this. I love Jeri’s fabric line and can’t wait for it to be available. I’m going to use your pattern a make a lap quilt for my grandmother. I know she will love it too! Thank you for such a detailed tutorial!
Hi Tiffany, I really love this mix of classic quilting and crochet…it’s very unique and a great idea xx
So very pretty and as I mentioned in Jera’s blog, thank you to both of you. This is really gorgeous and I’m hoping to do it. Figuring all of that out and doing a pattern for us, is awesome and I can imagine it was a lot of hard work! You guys are great!
This pattern is so beautiful. Thank you so much for doing this tutorial.
I bought the fabric today, decided to prep the blocks. Ended up sewing the blocks too, now turning right sides out for the first 12. Will do the rest tomorrow and topstitch. Hopefully I can start with the blanket stitch this weekend. Thank you so much for this project, hope mine turns out as pretty as this one. Oh, and I cannot crochet but I am going to learn. Thank you for the very clear tutorials!
If you want, go to uTube there are some really easy to follow videos there to learn.crochet, so you can get to grips with the stitches. Give them a go on scrap yarn. before you try on this one. I never in a million summers thought I’d attempt sewing and crochet to make something like this. My sticky point is the sewing not the crochet, don’t even have a sewing machine.
So you didnt use charm squares you cut all the squares? Thanks Denise
Denise what are charm squares please ?
Wow, what a unique way to showcase quilt and crocheting at one time! This quilt is simply stunning! I love to crochet and I am just now learning how to quilt. I cannot wait to start this project asap! Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful quilt and tutorial.
HERRRRMOSO!!! GRACIAS POR ENSEÑAR!
Can’t wait to see your posting the joining and edging instructions. LOVE this quilt!!!
Do you have a print button for this, that way I can take the instructions with me to my sewing room, instead of always coming back upstairs and turning on my computer, it would be much appreciated. you do beautiful work. sharon
I love this quilt both sewn and ceocheted. So unique! I was to make this for my new neice who will be born in October. Do you have any idea how many hours you have into making this quilt? Just wondering if I’ll end up stressed out and not have this gift ready in time. When you get a chance please let me know even if it’s just a basic idea. Thanks a bunch!
Sharon, you can always copy & paste the instructions, That’s what I’ve done…
I love this & can’t wait for Part 4 to come.
I was so exited that I can’t wait to show your tutorial to my friend So I invited one of them and she ask me to print a copy because she haven’t a computor. She’ll 80 years old, She anticipate to get the suite. She want to know how to ût them together.
I want to make a shawl for me with this technique
I just Love this design. After promising myself not to start anything this out came the cutter, cottons etc., I have only finished a few squares and cannot wait for the next episode, joining together. What a beautiful quilt I cannot wait to do some more squares I am hooked. Thank you.
Larain
This is beautiful. I used to crochet but am not mostly just a quilter. But, my daughter loves to crochet so we are going to make one, or two of these together. I’ll do the sewing and she’ll do the crocheting. Thanks for sharing your tutorial. One question though – it looks like cotton batting you are using. Is just sewing it together around the edges and then top edging enough quilting for a 6 inch block. Or, should you quilt more through the block? Just wondering. Thanks again
Pretty! This was an incredibly wonderful article.
Thank you for supplying these details.
This is just beautiful! I can’t wait to make my own!
Your quilt is do beautiful! I love this fabric line, and the crochet edge is so pretty. It has a real vintage feel, and I love that.
Hi Tiffany,
I’ve always wondered how my Grandma put those beautiful crocheted edgings on her pillowcases, now I know. Thank you so much for your very thorough tutorial and the sweet baby blanket pattern. I love how quick it looks to make while being gorgeous and unique. I don’t want to forget where your pattern is, so I’ve pinned it. BTW, I found your blog through Lecien’s post on Instagram.
Cindy
This is so pretty!
Love the quilt cannot wait to see the instructions for joining squares together. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful quilt. Cannot wait to see it in my granddaughter’ s bedroom.
This is such a beautiful piece of work, that it makes me want to have a go. Thanks for sharing your work and methods with us and to have it accessible to me, means I can try something new. Would it be suitable to make.into a tablecloth, If I made the edging with cotton yarn?
Amazing! Thank you so much for putting this tutorial together! ❤️
Very good info. Lucky me I found your site by accident (stumbleupon).
I have saved as a favorite for later!
Such a wonderful tutorial. You are an awesome. Your instruction were very clear and easy to understand. GOOD JOB! I made a practIce piece on a mug rug. I am really happy I am going to be able to make a quilt like yours. Thank you so much. I am staying tuned for the next lesson. I downloaded to iBooks so I will have it easily avalible
Geri♥️
Avery beautiful blanket!
Very pretty! Looking forward to the next steps in the process.
Love this tutorial I’m anxiously waiting to see how you join them and crochet the edging. I’m a newbie visual learner.
Whaaaaat?!? This is so awesome! Got a crochet hook, crochet yarn, some of Jera’s fabric so I’m all set to go! Thank you for an awesome tutorial!!
How cool is that. totally awesome quilt and tutorial.
Lovely quilt. Perfect as a take-a-long. Going on a 35 night cruise at the end of September and will prep the squares (sewing only) so that I can take them with me and complete the crocheting when I just want to sit and ‘do nothing’. You need that time on a cruise because it can be sooo busy. Looking forward to the blocking and sewing together tutorial. I hope you will be able to do it before the end of September. Thanks again for the great tutorial (and videos).
Where do I purchase these lovely fabrics??? I am anxious to do this quilt. Would make a lovely baby shower gift. Thanks for sharing with us.
Can hardly wait to try this.
Beautiful! Thank you so very much for sharing. The instructions are very clear. I am excited to begin this project.
Thank you for your well done tutorial. Excited for your next ones. Beautiful!
I would appreciate a notice when you finish posting the rest of the instructions and a printable copy to take with me “on the road”. Thank you, Cheryl
So wonderful, thank you for sharing this, I’m eagerly awaiting the blocking and joining so I can learn the techniques
Beautiful quilt. I am nowe looking for some lovely pastel tea / cup/ plate fabrics. I want to make this into a real High Tea tablecloth. I can’t wait for the next instalment.
this the best tutorial i’ve seen!111 cant wait to see how you join them! love the guide truck 😉
Great tutorial. Looking forward to the last two segments. I have some embroidered blocks for which this will make an awesome way to join them. I have also subscribed to your YouTube channel.
Great tutorial. Can’t wait for the next tutorial. Best one I have seen and directions are clear enough for a beginner. Thank you!
Theresa
Cannot thank you enough for posting this tutorial.my mother is 88 housebound loves quilt making and this has to be the most enchantingly exquisite quilt ive ever seen.Credit to you for producing this thing of beauty and for your generosity in sharing it.clearly many people want this and I guess would have paid for a pattern so my thanks to you again
C’est vraiment très beau, merci pour l’idée et le partage.
Thank you for this step by step video tutorial, I feel confident that even a beginner like like me could make this beautiful quilt. I just love it.
Thank you so much for sharing how to make this beautiful quilt!!
Oh my gosh…just found you today and actually gasped when I saw this quilt! I have a small great granddaughter who was born in April and her ‘big’ sister (19 months). Can’t wait to make these for their sweet feminine nursery.
When will the next video be available?
Just discovered your beautiful work! This is absolutely gorgeous…..I can’t wait to try this! Thank you for sharing
Your quilt is beautiful. It’s inspired me to get busy again. Anyone would love to receive this as a gift but maybe it would be great for my home first. I can’t wait to get your next tutorials on blocking, joining, and border. Do you have a date when you think the next tutorials will be available? Thanks for sharing your lovely work of art.
Awesome quilt! So very pretty! Thank you for sharing your tutorial! I’m gathering material immediately!
When will we get part 4 & 5 tutorials for high tea fusion quilt.
This is the most beautiful quilt – a great gift idea for my mom’s 80th birthday – can’t wait to start on it! Thank you so much for sharing the tutorial – very much appreciated!
I love your quilt with crochet. You have created the most wonderful piece of art work! Thanks for your generous tutorial. Do you have an idea of when your next part of this quilt will come out? Cannot wait to see how you do this. Thanks a million. Margaret
This is really beautiful! My daughter asked me about a similar quilt and I told her I would be on the lookout for some instructions. Thanks for providing them. They are well thought out and very easy to understand. I’m anxiously awaiting the last two videos!
Thrilled with the last 2 parts of the tutorial! This quilt is absolutely beautiful. Your work is outstanding and I truly thank you for the effort you put in the tutorials. It shows!! Thanks again.
Your quilt is the most beautiful I’ve ever seen! I just love it so much and appreciate you so for sharing and also your wonderful tutorials!! I’ve just gotten started and I can’t thank you enough!
I made a sample square and it is beautiful. Thanks for the tutorial. Could you please tell me if the quilt holds it’s shape after being washed. i want to make this as a gift but don’t want my friend to have lay it flat or block it to dry after washing. THANKS debby
The fabric and the crochet is beautiful, can’t waiting for the finishing technique. Thanks for the great tutorial.
I’m so excited about this. Thank you so much for doing this, I love your videos. You do a great job explaining it step by step. Now I want to see how you block the squares together, can’t wait for that video. Thanks again
Always wondered of there was a way to put crocheting and quilting together. Thank you so much for your generosity in sharing this. I only work part of the year, so as soon as my season is over I’m going to try this. Just LOVE the old world charm of it. Looks like something my grandmother would of done, Thank you again :). Looking forward to the the remaining tutorials.
Can’t wait for parts 3 and 4.
when will the next tutorial be out?
I had trouble viewing the crocheting around the square but I think I can follow the written instructions. When will the next tutorials be published?
Please let me know when the next tutorials will be available. Love the quilt
My two most favourite activities in the world …..crochet & quilting !
This is a truly lovely creation Thank you for sharing. I adore it .
This is beautiful – in so many way. The choice of fabric and it’s layout are beautiful, the crochet is beautiful and your tutorial is beautiful AND generous. Thank you for sharing.
This is so beautiful!! Thank you for this easy to follow tutorial. Stunning work 🙂
This is a beautiful combination of two wonderful crafts. I have just the perfect fabric to make this for my great-niece. Look forward to the next tutorial to complete the project. Thank you for sharing.
Yay. Thanks for the update on his beautiful project. Another wonderful gift for family — maybe even one for me too. Thanks for sharing. Nanna Ray. http://Www.1cr8ivmiss.blogspot.com.au
Does anyone when the next tutorial for blocking and join will be
Thank you so much for this lovely quilt.
I do love it?
Greetings Nancy
Love it! Can’t wait till the next steps are available.
How will I know when parts 4 and 5 are available. Just love it and think I could do this.
Absolutely beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing your tutorial! Love it!
This is beautiful…when will you tutorial on joining the blocks be posted? And the finishing edge…
This blanket is beautiful and I would love to make it for my grandchild expected in December. Any idea when the rest of the tutorial will be coming?
…many, many thanks for such great tutorials!
I´m sure, i will start in my summer holidays!
Lots of LOVE
Gabi
Perhaps you like to visit me on my blog :O)
When will you update with the blocking and joining of the squares? And how will I know?
When will you update with the blocking and joining of the squares? And how will I know?
Thank you so much for sharing your techniques for this wonderful blanket. It’s beautiful. X
Looking forward to the next step! Thankyou for sharing!
This is gorgeous! I can’t wait to make it. Any idea when the rest of the instructions will be posted? Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful talent
I hope you post the blocking, joining and border of this project soon, it’s amazing and mine is sitting just waiting to be finished. This is the first time I’ve attempted anything like this and its going to be a gift for my sister’s baby shower. Thank you so much for doing these tutorials is beautiful beyond words.
Beautiful design and beautiful fabrics, thank you for such clear instruction, it is much easier to learn by watching than just reading.
Thank you so much for sharing, I am so glad that I have come across your tutorial. It is very easy to understand and your quilt is beautiful. I am definitely going to make one of these.
I am not confident or competent in either crochet or quilting but your tutorial is so clear I think I can have a go. The pattern and style of the quilt is so beautiful I really want to make this. I can’t wait for the rest of the tutorials.
Thank you for sharing the most amazing step-by-step quilt/crochet!
I found it easy to follow and very inspiring!
Beautiful! Can’t wait to start this. When will we know when the joining and border tutorial will be available? Thank you.
can hardly wait for the rest of the tutorial.
Thank you for this tutorial. I cannot wait to get started on one of these. I am a quilter and crocheter. This is just gorgeous! Please post the next installment soon!!
This is lovely! Can’t wait for the follow ups!
okay! this is my winter project : ) can’t wait to see the rest of your instructions on joining and edging. Summer is a busy time, but any idea when the next instructions will be available?
Lovely quilt
do you know when videos part 4 & 5 will be available so I can finish my quilt
What a beautiful combination of fabric and yarn – your photos are so clear and directions so specific. I feel like I can do this!
Super cool tutorials! Any idea when you will be ready with the blocking and joining tutorials? I’m starting today!
Where are the instructions for attaching the blocks together?
When will video 4 and 5 be available?
Thank you so much for sharing. This is such a beautiful piece. I’m eagerly awaiting the finishing! Any idea when you may have it up?
How beautiful. I have never quilted but I do crochet. I am going to give it a shot. Thanks.
Love love this, thanks soooo much for doing this great tutorial. Now can’t wait for Part 4&5 PLEASE let me know. 🙂
This is so lovely and something I have on my ‘to do’ list. When will the next videos be available? I don’t want to miss them.
hi, thanks for the directions for this beautiful quilt idea. do you have an idea when you are adding the finishing and edging directions? thanks.
I can’t wait to start on this quilt. Thank you so much for the video.
Wow! This is great. Thank for merging two crafts into one.
Beautiful quilt!
Hi fanny,
Thanks for the tutorial and an awesome quilt pattern! Just wondering when you will be posting part 4 and 5.
Best regards,
Zaina
wonderfull tutorial, I can not wait to see the coming tutorials!!!!!!! have a great summer!
I love this little quilt! Please finish the directions as soon as you can~ Thank you.
This is beautiful! I’m having hip surgery in a few weeks and as soon as i saw this blanket i knew it was the perfect project for my long recovery. I have just about finished sewing all the squares and then i’ll put the project away until after surgery and have something fun a beautiful to create while stuck sitting around for weeks. Thanks so much for making this!
Hello! Just curious if you had an ETA for the last two tutorials. I’m looking starting this as an Christmas present 🙂 thank you!
Vicky 🙂
When can we look forward the finishing instructions? It is just beautiful. Would make a wonderful baby quilt with the right fabrics. Thanks so much for this tutorial.
Beautiful! I love this quilt! Do you have a guess when the final steps will be posted?
Love the quilt can’t wait for the next posts.
I just love your quilt , I was thinking of using charm squares but they are only 5inch squares and you pattern is for 6inch I might have to do a sample square as I really love your crochet borders around the squares
Can’t wait for the finishing stages of your quilt to come out
Beth Upton
This is some of the most beautiful work I have seen in a very long time. When can we look forward to the completion of the tutorials?
This is such a beautiful quilt, looks old fashion, which I love. I love the fabric and your tutorial. I’m definitely going to make one and look forward to your joining tutorial.
Thank you so much for sharing this.
Carolyn
When are the joining and edging instructions going to be released? Eagerly awaiting!
Just curious if anyone knows when the next videos will be on joining.
Are the finishing instructions coming soon? This is a beautiful blanket that I would live to make for my grand daughter but I don’t want to get started without the instructions on how to finish it. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Inspirational!
I would love to have further instructions when they are available.
Your quilt is lovely , thank you for sharing .
This is beautiful! Cannot wait for your future posts to finish the quilt. I only know basic crochet – have never joined squares before. I’m real sure that you have the directions completed before I get the squares to that point. Thanks so much!
I’m also eagerly waiting for the next tutorial! I absolutely love this combination of quilting and crochet! I see lots of Christmas gifts!
Beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing! Want to start making this for my grand baby but wondering when you might be posting instructions for joint squares and crocheting the border. Thanks!
What a beautiful mix of fabric and crochet. This is one of the prettiest quilts I’ve ever seen! Amazing combination! You’re so generous to give the tutorial as well. Thank you so much for sharing your talents
This is beautiful and so unique. I’m going to try and make one each for my grand daughters
Would be a beautiful use for vintage handkerchiefs or linens…
What a beautiful quilt . This would be a great gift for a new born .Thanks for sharing .
I am finally caught up, all of my squares are beautiful and waiting to be joined! I can’t wait to see how to do that! Thank you for this gorgeous pattern, and making it easy to follow along. I eagerly await the next steps!
could you please email me when you put the border for the high tea quilt up
thanking you Helen
Just beautiful! When might we expect the blocking and joining tutorial please\?
I love this tutorial… it brings crochet and quilting together to create such a beautiful project. I am making this for a friend who is due in October and wondering when the last parts might be ready.
Hoping I don’t have to wing it
Thank you for sharing your talent.
I love this blanket. It is beautiful. I can’t wait to make it.
I crochet a lot, but have never made a quilt. I am hooked! Can’t wait to get started.
Thank you for sharing such detailed instructions for creating the such a sweet, idyllic quilt. I, too, look forward to the instructions on joining and finishing. Best wishes in all that you undertake!
Beautiful – how son for the blocking and joining – I can’t wait :))
love the tutorials… cant wait to see how it all comes together…. I have finally found the quilt I want to make for my bed…. thank you so much for sharing and showing us how to make this quilt…. Lyn
I love this and can’t wait to start. Do you have the joining tutorial online yet? Thanks so much for this lovely quilt.
I’m ready for the next step! When will it be out?
This is beautiful! Any idea how many squares it’d take to make one for a twin size bed? I’d love to make my 9 year old one!
Bring on the edging and joining tutes. Fell in love with this the minute I saw it. My two loves yarn and fabric. So thankful for your generosity and hope it brings generosity into your life.
This is so gorgeous!! The best of two worlds…quilting and crochet! Love your informative easy to follow tutorial! Anxiously awaiting the next instructions!! Thank you for sharing your time and talents!!
Any idea when you will have the crochet instructions for this absolutely gorgeous piece of art?? SO looking forward to making this.
I wish you would do videos on granny squares, this instructions are easy for me to follow
Are the crochet joining instructions now available?
Lovely!
This is so cool! Thank you very much!
This is beautiful!! Started making my squares tonight!! Can’t wait for the next sections!! This is super easy to follow along with, Thank you!
Love your design, any ideas when the joining post will be available?
Such a pretty way of joining fabric, thank you so much! I do look forward to part 4 and 5!
Is there a kit for this?
Beautiful! Jera’s High Tea fabric line pairs with the lovely shell crochet stitch marvelously! It really looks antique, like something you might find lovingly preserved in a magical trunk from the Victorian era. It is graceful, elegant and versatile. It would be just as amazing in a little girl’s baby pictures as it would be appropriate as a table topper for serving High Tea with the Queen. And I can just picture that same little girl a few years later, hostessing a (High Tea) tea party where this adorable and well loved blankie graces her table!
As someone who is passionate about both yarn and fabric crafts, I appreciate how time intensive this could be, although the block construction would be quick and crochet does go pretty fast! Hmmm, I am curious to know approximately how long it took you? I know the results are definitely worth the effort! I may have to just add this to my DO list!
Thank you for your great tutorial!
Gayle
Bothell, WA
Eagerly awaiting how to finish the quilt
This is a beautiful project, something I have wanted to do for a long time but didn’t know how. Thank you very much for the clear directions and videos.
I love your fusion quilt. I have made all my squares and can’t wait to put it together. when will I get you next tutorial? Thank you for the lovely design.
Thank you so much for explaining such a beautiful piece of art!
What an awesome tutorial. Your quilt is beautiful. I love to crochet and quilt and am excited to be able to combine the two. I’m working on one of these to give as a Christmas present so I am anxiously awaiting the rest of the tutorials. Thank you so much for the time and effort you are putting into doing these tutorials. You are great.
I’m using cotton crochet thread. For the final row I used 6 chains across the sides and 7 in the corners. Any idea when you’ll have the remainder of instructions available?
Beautiful quilt.
Absolutely beautiful! I’ve bought the fabric and crochet yarn and am ready to start very soon. Should I was the pure cotton patchwork quality fabric before cutting out the squares?
Oops…I meant “wash”…Do you wash the fabric first? Thanks
I am at the crocheting step in following your excellent videos. I am hoping you are getting reading to complete the videos soon.
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing the tutorial. I have completed the squares and crotcheting and am eager to receive the final instructions.
Hi,Concerning High Tea Crochet Fusion Quilt. I need information on how to join the squares. I am proficient at crochet. Would you please send me the necessary crochet pattern. I need this to be able to proceed as my squares are complete. A timely answer will be much appreciated as this is a winter project and spring is not far off in South Africa. Many thanks, Ilza Theron.
I love this blanket!!! I can’t wait to see how you block and join the squares!
So pretty – I have been working non-stop since I saw it. Just realized there is no pattern posted for joining or the border. Could you possibly post even a rough written pattern so I can finish up w/out making up my own border. (Yours is prettier than whatever I can design on my own!!!)
Love this! When do you think you will be posting the tutorial sections for finishing the quilt? I want to be sure to get the rest of the instructions 🙂
Lovely quilt. Any idea when the joining tutorial might be ready??:)
So so beautiful! Can’t wait for steps 4 & 5! Please hurry! 😉
Absolutely gorgeous! I’m thinking of making this for my niece who is due in October. I better get on it! Thanks for sharing.
Nice and easy technique, it looks beautiful. Great tutorial, thanks for sharing.
Hi,
Thanks for the clear tutorial on this beautiful quilt. I began making the blocks. Completed 8 already. I’m looking forward to learn about blocking them!
I love this quilt! Thank you for your tutorial. My friend in England is working on it there while I do the same in Canada. We are eager to know if the final tutorial regarding joining of the separate pieces will soon be available.
Well here it is, so exciting
Oh my goodness this absolutely gorgeous!!! I was inspired to make a smaller halloween version! I’m almost finished with blanket stitching the squares; can’t wait to add the crochet borders and join them! Thank you again for sharing your talent!
Lovely! Thank you! Just stuck now waiting for next instructions any idea when please???
Hello! I have been happily crocheting away block after block! I am DYING to know how to complete the quilt. It looks like a slip stitch perhaps, but I just want to check with you first.
My sisters and I are in love with this beautiful pattern! Thanks for sharing.
This quilt is so beautiful! I am using the pattern to make memorial quilts for my sisters-in-law. Do you have a time line for updating the final instructions?
Absolutely love this! Eagerly awaiting your instructions on putting all the squares together. Thank you for sharing.
Gorgeous idea!! Thanks for sharing so beautifully. Eagerly awaiting the next installments.
Are you continuing your tutorial? I love it!
I love quilts and have made many. This has to be one of the more unique ones that I’ve seen. I love it and am already thinking about who I could make one for. Thank you so much for sharing.
Beautiful quilt and the crochet is added class. Thanks so much for the videos with instructions. You are so talented.
This is gorgeous!
Just wondering if I missed the next steps and how I’ll be sure to get them. ????
I NEED to do this ♡♡♡♡
Thank you for sharing your beautiful quilt.
This is beautiful and I have made a start on a striped one for my shortly arriving Niece. Look forward joining and finishing instructions.
This is absolutely beautiful! Can’t wait for the rest of the tutorial so I can make this!
This is so beautiful and mine is coming along really nicely thanks to your super tutorial. Please can you let mw know when we will be let into the secret of joining the squares?
Your work is gorgeous
Thanks
Caron
This quilt is so beautiful. I really appreciate your generosity to give the pattern with the quilt. One doesnt get generosity easily. This will be my next project. Greetings from Namibia, Africa
Are the last 2 parts available yet?
Thank you for this lovely tutorial. When can we expect the “joining instructions”
Regards
Mandy
Thanks for the 4 part video
Thank you so much for the recent update that includes the joining and border. I’ve been working on this project for a retiring friend and your update came just in time!
Thank you so very much. It is such a beautiful mix of crocheting and quilting. What wonderful tutorials and easy to follow instructions. This will be a great project to work on in the RV. Not always having internet connections to watch the crocheting tutorials over again, is there someplace to print the crocheting instruction out? Thank you again for the High-Tea tutorials.
Sydney, Salem, OR
This has to be the VERY BEST TUTORIAL ever‼️ I love to crochet and I have a passion for quilts. What a FUN combo. Thanks for providing all the steps in sewing, blanket stitching, crocheting, to blocking & joining our small creations together. Then putting the icing on the cake, the finishing crocheted border. Absolutely Beautiful‼️ This quilt has my for many reasons‼️ I have my first grandchild and plan to outfit Dakota Kathryn’s lil farmhouse bedroom with one of these quilts of her very own. A very Sweet Piece of Love‼️
Thank you!
This is so beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing this tutorial…can’t wait to make one!! Quick question – how do you wash these blankets?
I fell in love with this project a few months ago and just about have my blocks crocheted around their edges. I am tickled pink to see to see your joining and border tutorials. Thanks so much for posting – – you do such nice work and enjoy watching.
Thank you so much. I quilt and crochet and you’ve given me a great opportunity to do both. This is now on my bucket list.
I was wondering. Do you think this could be done with a Cotton thread. (Like a number “3). Lo
So glad to see the the last set of instructions. Fell in love with this. Thank you for this lovely project
It will not let me pin these directions to Pintrest.
I am a beginning crochet girl. When joining the squares with the whip stitch am I supposed to go through both loops or only back loops? Thank you
So happy to learn this !! I love it… I was having difficulty with putting the needle thru the fabric so I bought a Skip Cut Rotary Cutter Blade (45mm). At first with a 6″ square, I couldn’t get 16 across. I am going to try increasing 1/4″ on all sides. ( I did a no-no and used my blade on paper so I could easily count to 16 to see how much to increase the fabric) No more pinned 1/4″ template and the needle goes right thru. I am a little afraid of fraying so this is a trial run. Thanks again for a great tutorial !!
What a beautiful blanket ! I love it.
Thanks for sharing the tutorial. I keep the explanation. Maybe I will do it in the future (many things to end before).
Really nice indeed.
Greetings from Bordeaux, France
Marie
I finally finished my High Tea Crochet Quilt and I absolutely love it. It was a lot of work, but so beautiful and different, it was definitely worth it. Thank you so much for your detailed and easy to follow tutorial!
Simply stunning. Thank you for the detailed tutorial. One of the best I’ve ever seen.
Thanks very much for taking the time to make these several video tutorials, watching a video is so much easier to understand the procedure. I will definitely be making one of these for a new grandson of one of my sisters, a great nephew for me! A couple of things I may do differently will be, I will weave the ends of the yarn, after doing the first blanket stitch, into the inside of the fabric, between the batting and the outside fabrics, and hide it inside, coming out at a couple of places along the outside edge of the square and going back in, I think this will be easier than weaving in and out of the crochet edge. Also, I use the foam interlocking children’s blocks to block my crochet afghan pieces, I’ve drawn several different square sizes, and I use a steamer, and the block dries in about 15 minutes. And I think I will join the square together using a crocket hook and either a slip stitch or single crochet, either on the front or the back of the blanket, depending in whether or not I want the single crochet to be seen, as on the front, as an additional raised effect, or if you want the front to be flat, do the slip stitch or single crochet join on the back. I’m always glad for others’ ideas, and thank you again for posting all of this. I can hardly wait to buy some baby boy fabrics and perhaps a denim blue yarn, and get going!
Now that I’ve found this tutorial, I shared the three videos, but how do I get to keep the rest of the tutorial, pix and crochet diagrams to get a finished project??? I’m self taught, & slow.
This is beautiful and you did a perfect tutorial!
Just trying to figure out how I can keep it??
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for such beautiful inspiration and fabulous tutorial. You inspired me to make my own version for my 9yr old granddaughter. I’ve wanted to try crochet fusion for a while and used your tutorial to help me along. I made 70 squares, and made up a different edging and I’m thrilled with the results. Just hoping my granddaughter will love it and see it as her family heirloom.
I’ve added it to my Ravelry projects, linking your tutorial. Many thanks again
Very beautiful im trying to make this but i have a question, in row one you said that you will have 80 stitches, i did it twice and i have 86. Because if you have 76 stitches at the beginning, and you need to make 2 more in the cornes i have 84 stitches. Could you please help me. Thanks
Just finished mine! Thank you so much for the inspiration.
Thanks so much for sharing!! I just finished mine. My daughter is expecting a little girl in March. This will make a perfect Christmas gift. Your tutorial was so easy to follow!
This really caught my eye as a beautiful, delicate, Victorian looking quilt. I have since purchased material to do one but I think I am going to attempt to “join as you go” after completing the crochet on the first square. I have used this method on other crochet motif projects. It is good for people like me who may never finish a project when faced with the “joining up” at the end. Thank you for sharing.
This is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing and giving such clear instructions. I have been searching for a style to make a memory quilt to honor my Mom who passed away last year. I saved many of her dresses and blouses and this quilt will be such a sweet way to remember her and to comfort me and my sister. And it has all my favorite sewing and handwork elements – quilting, blanket stitch and lacy crochet!
Thanks I love this! Was going to crochet an afagan for my grandaughter, but now i’m going to try this instead. but will try a bigger size. thanks again.
Ohhhhhh-I have been looking for something to craft with my Mothers Senior Olympic tshirts–She will turn 87 this July and now I know what to make!!!!! Thank You Thank You Thank YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!! <3
Wow beautiful!!! Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!
Hi, love this tutorial, just so beautiful!!
Can you please tell me what size the square is for the blocking of the finished squares?
Thanks and kind regards,
Audz
This is beautiful! My best friend of almost 50 years and I are going to collaborate and make these for our grandbabies!!! She’s going to do the quilting and I, the crocheting. We are so excited to get started! Thank you for sharing this pattern and all the great instructions with us!
I am in love. Got all my fabrics together. I was reading over the instructions. I’m curious, as a quilter, why you used a 1/2″ seam instead of a 1/4″ seam. I’m so “used” to doing 1/4″. Wondering how much altering of instructions I’ll have to do if I go with 1/4″ seam. Thank you for your time and thoughts regards Dayle
I just finished this quilt and it is beautiful! The tutorials are invaluable. Very clear and understandable. Has anyone done this with crochet thread, or a larger hook than a D?
Beautiful! Anxious to make.
Love Love Love..been wondering what to do with my dads bowling shirts since he has passed away..I will be making this out of those…thank you so much!!
Thank you so much for the tutorial. I have a stack of flannel squares that have been waiting for the right project. I think they will look beautiful done with the crochet.
OMG, this is so beautiful and you are so generous for sharing these fantastic instructions! Thank you so much! You are so imaginative and your work looks so neat and pretty; I wish I could do it so nicely. xx
Started my quilt for my daughter in law
Only hopes she likes it not like everything else I made for her gets put away and never seen again
So very lovely. Thank you so much for the tutorial.
I do wish however that there was a Pinterest button available so I could pin it for later.
I love this crochet quilt!!! I have made one and am finishing another for friend’s grandbaby girl twins. Your tutorial has been so helpful. I did choose to go with a different fabric (Anne of Green Gables) but yours is beautiful. Now I’m thinking of doing one in a layer cake size squares, IF I can figure the changes in crochet, lol.
Thank you again for this helpful tutorial.
That’s a wonderful tutorial. Thank you for breaking it into parts, and for also including the still photos. When I first listened to the first video, I was startled. We have such similar voices and accents, it was almost like listening to myself!
What a fantastic tutorial, thanks for all the detailed instructions!! I want to make something similar but I am wondering if it can be washed and dried like a regular quilt or if it would get out of shape. Thanks for the inspiration!!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have just finished one using pink floral flannelette materials and pink baby wool. It turned out gorgeous and is so soft and pretty. Now I want to make another one, I think you have me addicted to fusion quilts.
Thanks again.
Thank you so much for the tutorial .. I saw this picture and fell in love.
I am a beginner at crochet work .
would it be possible to use 5 inch fabric squares for this ?
Thank you
Crystal
I love love love this blanket but more so, I love love love this tutorial!!! Thank you very much!!! I have been working on a blanket for my 3yr old granddaughter and I’ve been stuck. This has helped me get past my problems and now I can finally finish her blanket! She and I both thank you for your help
This is so pretty, would love to make one too!!! never seen this combination of quilt and crochet before, but it looks amazing!!! Thank you for sharing!! you have an amazing blog!!
I love this quilt. Im doing the blanket stitch right now. I can’t help but think there is a “right” needle to use. Its so difficult to get the eye through the fabric. any suggestions?
Thanks for this pattern. Its so beautiful. I can’t wait to give it to my new grand baby in September.
Debbie
OMG!! If you love quilting and love crochet (like I do) this is a must make!! So pretty and a perfect pairing with Jera’s fabrics!
SO GRATEFUL to have found this page!!!!!!!!!!! I kept looking and about gave up on finding a tutorial on how to make lovely quilt like this. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! Your work is flawless and beautiful. And you are just so wonderful to have went to so much trouble to teach us how to do this. God bless and thanks again for sharing your talents and gifts with us.
Thank you so much for your brilliant and informative tutorial.
Glorious!!!! Thank you!
This is such a beautiful quilt and I have enjoyed putting it together so much.
I am having quite a bit of difficulty joining each pair of squares – particularly in the middle. I end up with a wonky or off center middle line, despite the rest of it lining up. Have you any tips on how I can fix this? Or what I might be doing wrong?
It’s really frustrating because I’m so close to finishing it!
Thank you
I really love this quilt but I have a question you use 6″squares cut from fat quarters can I use 5″charm square packs to avoid the having to cut the larger squares and will that affect the crocheting not sure how to alter the number of stitches you use to make the shell pattern even all round have you tried it at all any advice would appreciated
This is so beautiful!! Thanks for the tutorials. My sisters and I enjoyed and hope to do it sonn.
Just lovely! My granddaughter fell in love with it and it will be her ” from Nannie” annual Christmas gift. Can’t wait to get started!
This is so beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
could you please let me know what the UK equivalent is for crotchet wool used. I’m having difficulty deciding if it’s thin like 2 ply wool or more akin to 4 ply. sorry to be so unknowlegeable. it’s just the terminology is different here. thanks x
Sue, I think you would be better off using a soft crochet cotton? Around a size 10?
Thank you so much for sharing. My quilt came out beautiful with your great instructions. I did 35 squares ( 7 by 5) so it will fit nicely on my quilt rack. You are amazing!!!
I guess I’m a bit late to the party here, but I have been wanting to make one of these blankets! Thank you for taking the time to make these fabulous tutorials! Becca
Love love love your work! I’m so excited to start this project! Will 5″ square fabric work just as well as the 6″. I found beautiful 5″ fabric squares which I’d like to use. If so, are there any changes in the instructions?
Please email me at your soonest convenience! Thank you for sharing your talent!
Delightful…
I found myself nodding in understanding as I was watching.
It all made sense. Inspiring work and a calm tone. Thanks!
I love your tutorial and the simplicity of this pattern. A definite take with you anywhere pattern❤️ I’ll be making a Christmas one, then a Wizard of Oz one, then prints of my choosing for my Guest rooms. Thank you
Thank you so much. I had such fun picking out my fabrics and can’t wait to get started!
Hi. This is really lovely :).
Is there a printable version of this pattern? It’s beautiful and I would love to try it with floral flannel.
THIS IS BEAUTIFUL!!!! Sorry for yelling. I am so in love with this. I am not considered a seasoned crocheted, but you video instructions are so right on. THANK YOU
Thank you so much for your brilliant tutorial- I have just finished my quilt and love it! All of the instructions are clear and easy to understand even the crochet part which I am new to! Happy days!
I’m excited to make this. I just started doing the blanket stitch around the edge of my squares. I’m having a heck of a time getting my needle through (I’m stitching right by the 1/4 inch stitch line). Did you have that issue? Any suggestions to make it easier?
I’ve just made this beautiful quilt for my daughter who gets married soon I wanted to finish it quickly so increased the size of my squares to 10inch squares it works perfectly I also did it double sided so on one side I have various pink floral and pink spotted fabrics and the reverse is blue floral and blue spots, the crotchet is in cream I used double knitting baby yarn. And the size overall covers a king sized bed and drapes to the floor on 3 sides of the bed. It looks gorgeous. Thank you so much for the tutorial and inspiration.
I would guess that as long as you make the blanket stitch the correct number the crotchet will work the same
I love this quilt, but have run into a problem that’s taking the fun out of making it. I tried my first finished square with the blanket stitch, but after more than an hour, and only 3/4’s done, I can’t imagine struggling through another 35 squares with this much difficulty. I’m using a larger needle, to punch through the fabric more easily, and not put too much drag on the yarn. Still… I could almost use a pliers to pull the needle through, there is so much resistance! I’m using cotton fabric, so is it the batting I’m using? There has got to be an easier way. Help!
What a beautiful and perfect blanket. It’s so nice of u to publish the patterns. Wish u happiness and success:)
Can I use stripes and plaids with no unifying color as the blocks? My deceased father’s old shirts, but I dong want to get ghis startedif your experience us it wont be attractive.
Love, love, love this!! It’s very vintage looking. My cousin quilts and I crochet so we have decided to team up and make two of these as family heirlooms! She and I live in different states and have never met. She will make the fabric squares and mail them to me. I will crochet them together. Upon completion, we will both drive to meet at some point mid way between us and exchange blankets! Thanks for this wonderful opportunity!
Love this! What kind of batting was used or what would you suggest for this quilt? I’m new to sewing. Thanks!
I seem to be getting 5 shells around the sides. What could I possibly be doing wrong? My measurements are exact as in your tutorial, so I am baffled. Any help would be appreciated.
I fell in love with your pattern and had to make it !!! I just completed it and absolutely love the result. Thank you! I wish I could send a picture, but will post it on Ravelry.
Thanks again!
Willa
Thank you so much for this pattern. I’ve just finished a double bed size one and I love, love, love it
Thank you so much for making this quilt. My daughter will be going to college soon and a friend had made several outfits for her when she was little and I have all the extra material to make her a quilt and I have never quilted anything but this would be perfect to make for her to take to college. I;m not even going to show her this I will surprise her when it is completely done.
I have just seen this quilt and am so inspired to make it as the tutorials are sooo easy to follow. I have purchased some 5″ squares from a 1950’s eiderdown which i will use for the front and will crochet together with cotton yarn when i find the perfect colour. I can’t wait to get started!!!
Thanks, what an inspiration!
I’m about to finish up crocheting the borders around my blocks and join them together, so excited, this project has been a wonderful experience, my first ever “quilt” sewing project. When I finish this up it will be loving packaged and sent up to Alaska as a gift for a new Great Niece. I wonder if anyone can tell me about washing instructions? I don’t recall seeing anything in the tutorials about washing and with a new baby I’m sure there might be a need to wash this blanket at some point. Thanks in advance if anyone has a suggestion. Tiffany I absolutely love this blanket thank you for your design
What a wonderful tutorial…. I’m getting supplies tomorrow and starting a Pioneer Women version of this! I did my do diligence to make sure it’s a project I can do and with your great videos, I feel confident. Thank you so much I am in ❤️
I love this, and thank you so much for posting pics and tutorials. I recently was on a site where the tutorial showed the woman using pre-cut and already blocked squares that has already been batted.
Do you know of anywhere I can purchase these?
I just came across this pattern. I am going to make this for my granddaughter. I hope it becomes an heirloom passed down to her kids someday.
this quilt is beautiful, stumbled across it I am going to make one for my pastors wife whom is preg. We had 9 ladies in our church get preg this past yr. I have made each one a baby quilt. Thank you so much for sharing the pattern. My favorite for now on.
I’ve been crocheting for many years now and love it. I received a sewing machine as a Christmas gift and am going to begin learning to sew/quilt. I love this design and cannot wait to put my new skill to the test. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much for the helpful instructions, they were so easy to use! I recently finished my crochet fusion quilt of 72 squares and it came out lovely. I used grays and blues and presented it as a gift for a milestone (college graduation) for my daughter… quite an heirloom and it is appreciated as such. Wish I could post a photo…you deserve so much credit for it. Your videos were wonderful, thank you again!
Awesome! You are so very talented. Thank you for sharing your amazing work!!
What kind of needle do u use,for the blanket stitch,and where do u find them?I’m having a hard time getting the needle thru the fabric
I haven’t crocheted for years, but had to re-learn when I saw this beautiful quilt. I have my very first granddaughter (and first grandchild!) and have now made all the squares and crocheted around them. Will block and hopefully join them correctly(after I look up the whip stitch) and can’t wait to complete.
Thank you so very much!
Beautiful! and a super great tutorial!
Thanq for sharing.. You’ve explained it so well.. I hope to make it soon.
You are a marvel!!
I’m almost done with the 42 squares being crocheted but would like to quilt the squares before connecting them all. Would you advise this?
Everyone who sees me working on this absolutely loves it!!
I am grateful for your generosity in putting together and sharing this excellent tutorial. My husband spends a lot of time in the hospital (pancreatic cancer), and I am needing a new To-Go project to keep myself grounded and occupied in his hospital room(s). This is the perfect one. Am using Moda’s Seaside charms. At 5 inches, I will be using a smaller seam allowance than you have on these 6” charms. I am pleased to have a new and beautiful project packed away into my hospital bag. Thank you.
Having trouble finding the correct yarn in white. I tried using Yarn Bee Spinessse because it seemed really light and soft. It disintegrates. I’ve found Bernat Baby Super Fine in white on Amazon and have ordered a skein. It’s a gage 1 yarn. I’m hoping it will work. In looking at your videos the yarn appears more substantial than any fingering weight yarn I’ve found in stores. Im making this for my granddaughter due in May.
Despite moving and a pandemic I am working on whip stitching the squares together. It’s so beautiful I can’t believe I actually made it. The bernat yarn I ordered from Amazon is the exact yarn you used and it works up perfect. I wish I could upload a photo of my squares pinned to the cardboard – I’m so excited to get it done and mail it to my daughter and son-in-law! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing this lovely project.
I love making this quilt! I just finished my seventh quilt. Your tutorial is very easy to follow and the finished quilt is just lovely. Thank you for sharing this!
Thanks for the tutorial, your a legend
SO beautiful! It looks so delicate and lacy. Very feminine. I have no crochet skills so i will not be making one but i did want you to know i though it was so pretty! Great job
Thanks for Lovely Patten
can wait to do