Hello Everyone,
The tutorials for Bridle Path will remain on the blog for years to come, so don't be worried that they will go away before you get a chance to finish the quilt.
This is the tutorial for the Star blocks in the center of the quilt.
1 day ago
Thanks for doing the tutorial for Bridle Path, when will you be doing the rest of the blocks. I love that I can see it as I’m a visual learner. Thanks so muchL
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad the tutorials are helpful. I won't have time to do the rest of the blocks until after New Year's.
DeleteSo thankful for this tutorial, getting started today
ReplyDeleteHello, My friend and I are starting medio januari with de Bridel Path BOM in the Netherlands. Could you recommend witch aurufil color is the best choice to use?
ReplyDeleteI am using a neutral light gray thread for piecing
DeleteAs I’m just getting started on making your Bridle path quilt I was wondering if there has been any corrections to the pattern. I always like to check just in case. Thanks for such a beautiful pattern and fabrics.
ReplyDeleteHi, I’ve successfully sewed the first two stars, the third has a stripe fabric in the DFG, any special tips you can share regarding getting the stripes to come out the same as your sample block on page 3 of Month 1, Block 3? Thank you, Sadie Webb
ReplyDeleteThanks for this. Looking forward a new one!!!
ReplyDeletewhen new tutorials be available?
ReplyDeletewhere are all the tutorials for Bridal Path. What one are we doing? I am totally lost and do not get notifications.
ReplyDeleteDear Elizabeth. The last tutorial is posted here: https://sewnwildoaks.blogspot.com/2023/12/month-4-bridle-path-tutorial.html I'm working on the cabin tutorial this week.
DeleteElizabeth Taylor
DeleteThank you for responding. I have cut all my fabric for the next two months and now I can start sewing. But I do have a question. When cutting the out red triangles, it says to cut at 6 inches and the plaid with the stars measures 6 1/2. That does not work for
me. Should the red fabric be cut at 61/2"?
Hello Lynn. Will there be other tutorials for the Bridle Path Quilt. I found the tutorial for the Star Block very helpful. If there are others will they be posted on this Etsy site? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHi, I am wondering where I can find the story of the quilt. I thought I saw somewhere where you were posting the story of the traveling librarians. Also wondering if there will be a tutorial for the cabin blocks. Thanks
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the cabin blocks tutorial
ReplyDeleteLynn, I’m on the house blocks of your bridal path quilt. No matter how I sew this block, the roof section finishes at 10-3/4”, not the 10-1/2” unfinished size. Wondering if I’m doing something wrong or are we to trim the sides down after completing this section?
ReplyDeleteIs there a tutorial for the cabin blocks?
ReplyDeleteI reached out to Lyn via her Etsy page. The completion of the cabin blocks is easy so she will not be posting a tutorial for them
ReplyDeleteI have a question regarding applying the flange and the borders. Once the border is applied, is the flange sewn down to it to make is secure?
ReplyDeleteNo, it is not sewn down. It is very secure since it is in the seam, and it is just a hint of color. Your machine quilter may or may or may not quilt over it.
DeleteThis is just brilliant thank you for sharing your knowledge xxx
ReplyDeleteThank you for your tutorials and lovely creative designs!
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