https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nnkO1JBWFs
Good Morning! I'm Jessica and today we are starting a new quilt along! We are making the Honey Quilt!You can purchase the Honey quilt pattern here- https:/

https://jessicadayon.blogspot.com/2023/10/the-honey-quilt-along.html
The pattern is written for one side quilt. It finishes at 72 3/8" x 72 3/8" and makes a great large throw. Here are the fabric requirements-. Honey Quilt Fabric Requirements: 36- 10" x 10" squares. 3/4 yard low volume print fabric (for the centers of the 'X's') 2 5/8 yards background fabric. 5/8 yard of binding fabric.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP2n8emLdOM
Good Morning, I'm Jessica! This week (week 2) in the Honey quilt along we are assembling rows 1-7! In this video, I show you all my tips for laying out the

https://beeinmybonnetco.blogspot.com/2018/08/autumn-love-sew-along-week-one.html
The crows legs are. 1/4" wide and 2 1/2". No need to press the ends under. as top ends will be under. the crow and sunflower a little and. the bottom ends will be sewn into. the seam allowance at the bottom. when the block is sewn into the quilt. Okay...now for the tutorial!

https://beeinmybonnetco.blogspot.com/2020/08/prim-sew-along-bee-prepared.html
Looking forward to this new sew along. During the Covid-19 pandemic, I am staying at home almost all the time, so a new quilt is something to look forward to! Love the new fabrics, but will have to use my stash for this one. This is my 4th sew along (Bloom, Farm sweet Farm, and Bee Happy). Thanks. August 7, 2020 at 8:09 AM Maria Wells said

https://www.modafabrics.com/inspiration-resources/honey-bun-quilt-along
Use 1 Honey Bun to make 20 blocks. Set 4 x 5, the finished quilt will measure 24" x 32". With 1" sashing and a 2.5" border, the quilt will finish at 32" x 41". Use 2 Honey Buns to make 40 blocks. Set 6 x 6, the quilt will measure 48" x 48". With 1" sashing and a 2.5" border, the quilt will finish at 58" x 58". Use 3 Honey Buns to make 56 blocks.

https://homemadeemilyjane.com/how-to-cut-fabric-quilt/
Step 4: Cutting your Fabric Strips. Now it's time to start cutting! Hold the rotary cutter firmly and place it against the edge of the ruler. Slowly and steadily, press down on the cutter and move it along the edge of the ruler. Make sure to keep the blade of the cutter in contact with the ruler as you cut.

https://www.missouriquiltco.com/blogs/missouri-star-quilting-tutorials/honey-buns-quilting-tutorial
Productsfrom this Tutorial. $18.95. $19.00. What is a quilting honey bun? Honey bun is a term for 1.5" precut fabric strips, which is popular with quilters for binding and finishing quilts. These 1.5-inch quilting strip honey buns are typically solid colors and come in a variety of tones from darks to lights.

https://beeinmybonnetco.blogspot.com/2019/08/grannys-garden-sew-along-week-one.html
Such a darling quilt. Will get going on my blocks today. August 26, 2019 at 12:21 PM Nanasneedles said... Loved the guide and PDF instructions. Video super clear. TU Lori. Templates arrived today from FQS. Ready to Sew Along after getting my fabric cutting started. Hazel. August 26, 2019 at 3:02 PM Anorina @SameliasMum said

https://www.aquiltinglife.com/honeybun-quilts-tips/
To remove lint, use a lint roller on both sides of the honeybun before unrolling it. The edges have a narrow pinking on both sides. Test sew a couple of strips together to make sure you have an accurate ¼″ seam when sewing. Two strips sewn together should measure 2 ½″ after pressing the seam allowance.

https://diyjoy.com/easy-honey-do-quilt-tutorial/
How to Make a Honey Do Quilt: Image credit: Missouri Star via YouTube. Step 1. Get a print square and fold it in half, then place the ruler on top, and cut it out. Cut the background piece as well, then cut it in half, and again in half until the shape is as shown in the video. Step 2.

https://www.missouriquiltco.com/blogs/missouri-star-quilting-tutorials/honey-do-quilt
buy now. $99.95. $100.00. Missouri Star Wooly Betty Board - 17.25" x 25.5" Orange Border. buy now. The Half Hexagon—like all the best templates—is a multi-talented treasure. We've used it to make braids, hexis, gems, and even Christmas trees. (Peep our Half Hexi playlist for dozens of project ideas.) This week, the Doan girls are making a

https://www.aquiltinglife.com/scrappy-honeybun-quilt-block-tutorial/
Honeybun Quilt Block Video. You can get all of the information for making these blocks from the Moda blog here. For a step by step tutorial you can also watch the Honeybun Quilt Block Video above or go here to watch it on my YouTube channel. My first batch of scrappy Honeybun blocks using a variety of our fabrics.

https://www.facebook.com/QuiltingDeals/videos/honey-do-quilt-tutorial-with-jenny-and-natalie/898645372271662/
The Half Hexagon—like all good templates—is a multi-talented treasure. (We've used it to make braids, hexis, gems, and even Christmas trees. Peep our

https://weallsew.com/simple-strips-quilt-along-part-1-materials-list-fabric-cutting/
Quilt Along Schedule. Part 1 - selecting fabrics and cutting the fabric pieces. Part 2 - sewing the blocks and quilt top. Part 3 - piecing the backing, basting the quilt. Part 4 - machine quilting using the integrated Dual Feed. Part 5 - binding by machine. Above is a closeup of the machine quilting we will accomplish in week 4.

https://melaniekham.com/quilting-series-part-1-fabric-selection-and-cutting/
Part 1 of my quilting series is live! This has been in the works for many weeks, so its nice to finally have the first video up for you to see. I designed this series for you to feel like you are in the studio with me, it's a slow pace and jam packed with information and value - and great for beginners or experienced quilters alike. If you

https://blog.fatquartershop.com/try-our-top-5-honey-bun-quilt-patterns/
Visit our Pre-Cut Quilt Fabric Guide for more information on Honey Buns and other specialty cuts. 1.Rugby by Lella Boutique. Rugby by Lella Boutique features strong lines playing across a field of patterned fabric perfect for showing off your favorite prints. This pattern is excellent for beginners who like a modern look.

https://hopefulhomemaker.com/2013/04/01/lone-star-block-tutorial/
Keep in mind that the fabric you choose for #3 will be the most prominent fabric, with #1 in the very center and #5 on the outer tips of the star. Cut 1 - 1.5 inch wide x width of fabric strip from fabrics 1, 2, 4 and 5. Cut two strips of fabric #3. You should have a total of 6 strips of fabric that are 1.5 inches wide and 42 inches long.

https://beeinmybonnetco.blogspot.com/2020/08/prim-sew-along-block-one.html
PRIM QUILT. 72" x 90". The quilt consists of. Twelve - 16" applique blocks and a pieced border. This is going to be fun!! The quilt is made with my newest fabric. collection called PRIM of course... along with 2 new Bee Backgrounds and my latest. SHABBY fabric called Latte.

https://christaquilts.com/2018/01/15/squiggles-quilt-along-week-1-fabrics-and-cutting/
Two - 5″ charm packs of background solid or tonal fabric (or a total of 77 squares) Four - 5″ charm packs of print fabric (or a total of 154 squares) (Note - you can also substitute one 10″ square pack if needed, and cut to size) 1/2 yard of fabric for binding. 3 1/4 yards of fabric for backing. 56″ x 70″ piece of batting (I

https://www.honeybearlane.com/2010/07/puff-quilt-tutorial-part-1.html
This tutorial is very comprehensive. It includes tips on picking fabrics, cutting fabric, and a page to calculate larger quilt dimensions. It is 50 steps and 57 pages total. You can make a puff quilt on a sewing machine even if you a brand-new to sewing! Follow this blog for updates, promotions, and giveaways for the Puff Quilt Tutorial!!

https://craftingagreenworld.modafabrics.com/inspiration-resources/honey-bun-quilt-along
Use 1 Honey Bun to make 20 blocks. Set 4 x 5, the finished quilt will measure 24" x 32". With 1" sashing and a 2.5" border, the quilt will finish at 32" x 41". Use 2 Honey Buns to make 40 blocks. Set 6 x 6, the quilt will measure 48" x 48". With 1" sashing and a 2.5" border, the quilt will finish at 58" x 58".

https://www.freshlypieced.com/blog/chandelier-quilt-along-week-1-fabric-requirements-and-cutting-instructions
Week 1 - Fabric requirements and cutting. Week 2 - Making the blocks. Week 3 - Assemble the top, baste and quilt. I've got a fun, easy way to get the scallop quilting you see here, using a decorative stitch on your machine and the walking foot or even-feed foot. If you can straight-line quilt, you can do this scallop quilting!