Great job sweetheart, as always. Thank you, that was very helpful. keep them coming❤

You are good at teaching quilting. Your knowledge and gentle manner are soothing to listen to. You know what you are talking about. I look forward to viewing each new tutorial.

Interesting. I like cutting the fabric tube apart rather than pulling out stitches the way everyone else does it. Great presentation!

Great video! Thanks! (Seeing this 5 years later! I just found your channel!)💖

I love Bargello and have made a few. I love how you did both sides at once! I’ve never done that. I will try it on next Bargello. Really cute

Love this quilt Can use all my charm packs Thank you Easy and fun

Great job. I love watching you on TV, fons & porter!

Sara is such a joy. Thank you all

Sarah beautiful video Thank you for sharing this with us Blessings to you and your family 🙏🙏🙏

I really like how easy you made it look I’ve never made one but after seeing this I think I’m going to try it thanks for sharing! 💕💕

So cute! Thank you!

I really enjoyed your video I’m going to try this one, you made it look so simple and I understood how it worked. I like the material you used as well. Thank you, and please keep making your video. Thank you 😊

Love how you explain things thank you

Thanks for sharing from Atlanta Ga USA beautiful fabric design helpful awesome first time here 👀 next time

I really enjoyed your tutorial on this quilt I think I would like to try one and see how I go, a baby quilt is a good start.

Great tutorial. Thanks!

I really like this. Thank You 😊

You really made this look simple. Think I’ll give it a try today!

Great teacher!!👏👏👏

Thank you for sharing! This is an easier quilt idea for me to try :)

Love your videos. Would you please show a shot of your finished project first before you start so we can see what we’re making.

very nice n easy way to make

I just came across this video from 5 years ago. I was not able to use the link in the description box to access the pattern for this quilt. Actually I was not able to use any of the links. I only saw a message “DYNAMIC LINK NOT FOUND” with no links popping up. I have not made a Bargello quilt yet, but it is on my list of “want to make” and I like this method better than some of the others I have seen. It seems less confusing and more simple as one to try first maybe. Thanks Sara for sharing this. Do you have other videos? I would definitely love to see more of you!😅

I don't have the pattern, and won't pay money for something that is described as "vague" and "poorly written" - but I studied the pattern picture, because I think it's a lovely look for a baby quilt, and have read the below comments. What I found that helped: 1. Took what she says in the video with a grain of salt - a loose guide, if you will. 2. Researched "staggered seam" bargello quilts 3. Noticed that not all seams on this quilt are staggered 4. Those that are, are not staggered traditionally/consistently (with the seams of the even numbered and odd numbered rows matching) 5. What really give this quilt its look are the smaller "stripe" strip - working in row pairs, moving the 2nd row of the pair to the opposite end - and then flipping that 2nd row of the pair upside down. ~ The Mrs.

Great video

Thanks I think it’s time I try one

Hi Sara, You are so easy to understand thank you so much for your videos. What kind of Baby Lock are you using?

Thanks

How big would the fabric be on back? How big would squares be before sewn together? I love how it was pieced together 😇

I looked for the pattern for this quilt and the "dynamic link" couldn't be found. :'(

Did you mention how many fat quarters or yardage you need. I'm making baby quilt.

Where is the pattern with fabric requirements, cutting and etc?

Hi. Thank you for sharing your knowledge..great video. I was wondering which machine you are using in this video. Thank you very much.

disappointing -- none of the above links work for me :-(

Do you have to do anything special to deal with one way prints? I couldn't tell from the video if the giraffes went all the same direction.

Do you have a lemoyne star demo?

Thank you 🙏 How big are each rectangle?

What did you put on the back of this quilt? Was, it batting ?

Besides a sewing machine, what are 5 - 10 must have items to begin quilting?

how and where can I purchase a copy of this quilt pattern? I attempted to open the links above without success. The links aren't active any longer.

links won't open

The links do not work.

Why can't this sewn in strip rows then cut apart and set off to make this pattern?

You said you need 3 strips sets. What do you do/lay out the 3rd strip set??? Do you cut it the same as the other 2???

Bought the pattern. There only 2 @ 4 1/2 and 5 1/2 strips. 6 @ 2 1/2 and 4 @ 3 1/2. I continued to cut all the strips as done in this video......I ended up with matching ends of the 5 1/2 piece. Can't see on this quilt if it is the same. The picture on the pattern is way different....and does not give clear cutting instructions. Disappointed.

Please adjust your speaker, it's so low we have to read your lips and this quilt is awesome!

Great video. It would be nice to actually be able to get a free pattern once in awhile. I agree with others. Video and patterns do not match.

That is a tad complicated for me, a new to quilting….but interesting.

incomplete instructions what did she do with the 5 and 1/2 strip and the 3rd tube?

Hi, I don't want to sound negative, just like to point out a few things...First of all, you mentioned cutting out different sizes - incl. 5 1/2" strips, but you didn't cut that size at all. Next, you showed how to match seams for easier, more accurate sewing. However, you didn't mention (or show) how to 'NEST' seams. Very important step if you want seams to match up properly. Oh, isn't it wonderful to have a long-armer do some lovely quilting to finish it off for you...Happy binding!

I'm confused. At the beginning, before she starts cutting, she says you need to cut 4 different sizes if strips -5.5", 4.5", 3.5", and 2.5". But when she actually cuts the strips, she cuts only 4 different sizes of strips, cutting two strips at 2.5" and none at 5.5".

Would have been helpful to me to see the WHOLE quilt hanging up, or from above for a minute...

no clear instuctions. Much too quick, zip, zip.

Is it just me or are these measurements that she is giving out. Wrong. Especially the little strip at the end

I’m confused. You stated to make 3 of the same but in your demo, you had only 2. Am I misunderstanding this tutorial?

Is there a pattern?