Welcome to My Garden Confetti Quil Along Series!
I'm Vanessa The Crafty Gemini, and I'm excited to share my new quilt along series with you. In this series, we're going to be working with gorgeous fabrics that will take your quilting skills to the next level. Our first project is the garden confetti quilt, which is a versatile and fun design that doesn't require a lot of fabric.
For those who are new to my channel, I post weekly videos on my YouTube channel, and today's video tutorial is kicking off this exciting series. In this video, we're going to cover some essential information, including the PDF documents that you can download from the link in the description box below. This one just has the fabric requirements and the actual sewing numbers, so you know which print of my Dominicana collection you need and how much of it.
I've included three different layouts for you to choose from, each with a unique design. You'll have the option to create your own orientation for each layout, and once you've got it right, you can piece everything together to finish off the quilt top. I love that we only need to make the blocks, and then based on how we orient them, we get three totally different looking quilt designs. It's going to be so much fun!
Now, let's talk about the fabrics we're going to be using. For our fabric requirements, you'll need 1 1/4 yards of solid white and one yard of my white confetti print. These are our main background fabrics, and they make up half of every single block in an alternating design layout. The white with sprinkled confetti is a special one - it's the only two we need for each color. You'll also need 1/4 yard of all the other 15 fabrics, which include two solids and 13 prints from my Dominicana collection.
I know what you're thinking: "Vanessa, this isn't a lot of fabric!" And you're right! It's not. But trust me, it's enough to create a gorgeous quilt that will turn heads. Whether you choose the first layout, second layout, or third layout, you'll end up with a stunning result. So go ahead, gather your fabrics and materials - including a rotary cutting mat, some rulers, and any other essentials you need.
Next Friday, I'll be back to show you how to cut out some of the different units needed to create each individual quilt block. It's going to be a blast! In the meantime, make sure to hit that thumbs up button below if you enjoyed this video, share it across your social media sites, and don't forget to click that Subscribe button so you don't miss out on the next videos in this series.
Remember, I always include links for you in the description box below where you can learn more, get more information, and find any of the products mentioned in this video. Thanks again for watching, and I'll see you in the next video!
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey it's Vanessa The Crafty Gemini I post weekly videos right here on my YouTube channel and in this video tutorial we are kicking off my new Garden confetti Quil Al along Series where we're going to be working with the Gorgeous Fabrics that you see here all right so let's start off this Garden confetti quilt along with some information I've included a link for you in the description box below on where you can download these PDF documents this one here just has the fabric requirements and the uh actual skew numbers so that you know which print of my Dominicana collection you need uh and how much of it you can see that the majority of the prints only require a quarter yard so this is an amazing amazing project so versatile and doesn't require that much fabric to put it together okay here are uh layouts that I put together for you three different variations of the garden confetti quilt so basically we're going to be making the same blocks you can decide which one of these three layouts or more if you play around with the blocks for your own orientation uh you want to put together then once you have it oriented correctly for the specific design of your garden confetti quilt that you want then you'll piece it all together to finish off the quilt top but I love that we only need to make the blocks and then based on how we Orient them we get three totally different looking quilt designs so let's go over the Fabrics that we're going to be using all right so for our fabric requirements I have a lot more fabric here than I need for this Quil but let's briefly go over it you're going to need 1 and a/4 yards of solid white and of my white confetti print these are our main background of fabrics and I'll show you in the designs the ones that make up basically half of every single block in an alternating design layout but the White and the white that has the sprinkled in confetti is this one so one and a qu yards of each of these two and then just one4 yard of all the 15 other Fabrics we have two solids in here these are both solids from the collection and then the remaining ones are all prints from my Dominicana collection and all you need is one qu yard okay so it's not that much fabric and you'll end up with a gorgeous quilt no matter which design layout you choose all right so now you know just go out and gather up your Fabric and your materials basic things like a rotary cutting mat with some rulers and then I will meet you back here next Friday for the next video in my garden confetti quilt Alon where I'm going to show you how to cut out some of the different units you need to create each of the indiv idual quilt blocks and that's it for this first video in the video quilt along series for my garden confetti quilt I hope you enjoyed this video if you did make sure to hit it with the thumbs up below share it across the different social media sites and don't forget to click the Subscribe button so you don't miss out on the next videos that are coming in this series thanks again for watching remember I always include a link for you in the description box below on where you can learn more get more information and find any of the products that I mentioned in this video thanks again for watching and I'll see I'll see you in the next videohey it's Vanessa The Crafty Gemini I post weekly videos right here on my YouTube channel and in this video tutorial we are kicking off my new Garden confetti Quil Al along Series where we're going to be working with the Gorgeous Fabrics that you see here all right so let's start off this Garden confetti quilt along with some information I've included a link for you in the description box below on where you can download these PDF documents this one here just has the fabric requirements and the uh actual skew numbers so that you know which print of my Dominicana collection you need uh and how much of it you can see that the majority of the prints only require a quarter yard so this is an amazing amazing project so versatile and doesn't require that much fabric to put it together okay here are uh layouts that I put together for you three different variations of the garden confetti quilt so basically we're going to be making the same blocks you can decide which one of these three layouts or more if you play around with the blocks for your own orientation uh you want to put together then once you have it oriented correctly for the specific design of your garden confetti quilt that you want then you'll piece it all together to finish off the quilt top but I love that we only need to make the blocks and then based on how we Orient them we get three totally different looking quilt designs so let's go over the Fabrics that we're going to be using all right so for our fabric requirements I have a lot more fabric here than I need for this Quil but let's briefly go over it you're going to need 1 and a/4 yards of solid white and of my white confetti print these are our main background of fabrics and I'll show you in the designs the ones that make up basically half of every single block in an alternating design layout but the White and the white that has the sprinkled in confetti is this one so one and a qu yards of each of these two and then just one4 yard of all the 15 other Fabrics we have two solids in here these are both solids from the collection and then the remaining ones are all prints from my Dominicana collection and all you need is one qu yard okay so it's not that much fabric and you'll end up with a gorgeous quilt no matter which design layout you choose all right so now you know just go out and gather up your Fabric and your materials basic things like a rotary cutting mat with some rulers and then I will meet you back here next Friday for the next video in my garden confetti quilt Alon where I'm going to show you how to cut out some of the different units you need to create each of the indiv idual quilt blocks and that's it for this first video in the video quilt along series for my garden confetti quilt I hope you enjoyed this video if you did make sure to hit it with the thumbs up below share it across the different social media sites and don't forget to click the Subscribe button so you don't miss out on the next videos that are coming in this series thanks again for watching remember I always include a link for you in the description box below on where you can learn more get more information and find any of the products that I mentioned in this video thanks again for watching and I'll see I'll see you in the next video\n"
