I made one 50 years ago! At that time panty hose were used, it was so heavy it wasn’t used. Very hard to sew as it grew. With this new way, I may try one again😘

I’ve made one puff quilt before and it was BRUTAL! This looks so much easier. A definite game changer!

You, friend, are a genius. I have been wanting to make a puff quilt for a while now, but the general method looked tedious. I made a baby one in an afternoon using your method. I then went a tad bigger, 13 x 10, and it took less than three days. I am now on a mission, an 18 x 15. Wish me luck and thank you so very much for sharing!

I can't wait to make this for my grandson for Christmas. I'll be adding pellets to the stuffing to make it a weighted puffy blanket with the minky on the back. ❤❤❤

I absolutely Love this idea. ❤

I have just followed your tutoitail for this puff quilt and made my first puff quilt. The tutorial made it very easy to do. I made mine 10 rows by 12 rows. So I would just Iike to say a huge thank you to you for sharing this fabulous tutorial. Xx❤

I've never made a quilt before, but I've been wanting to make a puff quilt for a while and this definitely looks like a method ill be able to use as a novice seamstress!

Wow! I wish you had done this last week. I am half way finished with my grandson's puff quilt. At least I know how to make them easier when his brothers start asking for one. Thanks Linda!

You are amazing! What a game changer this is, & what an excellent teacher you are. A puff quilt is something I have wanted to make for years now, but the regular method seemed so daunting that all I ever did was a couple of puffs. Now, with your wonderfully detailed expalantion & video, I am once again considering making a puff quilt. Thank you so very much for an incredible tutorial! 😊 🤗

I made two mini puffy quilts following your excellent tips. My kitty loves them. I washed them, dried them with dryer balls, and they came out great. I’ve watched many puffy quilt tutorials. Yours is the best. Thank you so much.

I like the fact that you didn't use a backing on the square and then put another backing with a quilting back. it's all really just 2 fabrics, the front and the back and no quilting really. I love watching and learning. Now I'm going to tackle my creation. Wish me luck.

I absolutely love your idea! 💕💕💕💕

Excellent tutorial. I love the fact you continue to try new things and then you share your ideas with the rest of us. You are truly a gem for the quilting world. Thank you so much.

It’s kind of similar to how my grandmother explained her mom and grandmother made quilts in Newfoundland in the early 1900s. They did rows instead of squares and filled them with roving wool instead of poly fill but I imagine it was pretty much like this 😊 very cool!

Just wanted to say a big thank you. I was able to keep the mini puff quilt that my grandma had made many decades ago and now that I have a grandaughter I wanted to make one for her. With your excellent tutorial it is now on my "to-do" list.

My granny had one in a purple satin, all the same fabric so Id make one like hers. One of m y few memories from when I was teeny was walking over that amazing landscape, it seemed like a massive. alien planet. When I stood beside the bed it was as tall as I was but somehow I managed to get up there. Wont it be so much easier to make it all one colour! All id need to do is draw a grid instead of cutting and piecing.

That looks so soft and comfy. I bet that would feel lovely to cuddle under on the couch on a winter day watching a movie. My granddaughter (who is 12), aunt is having a baby and she wants me to help her make some baby things. This quilt would be perfect. My granddaughters other grandmother just gave her her sewing machine and she's so excited to start sewing.😉👍

Omg, thank you so much for the tutorial. I’ve never in my life used a sewing machine but my hubby has been wanting to make a puffy quilt for the grandson and it was brutal to be honest. He wanted to do that old method you were explaining and oh my I was like sewing is not easy but seeing this video has made it so much fun! Your a life saver!

I’m almost done making this as my first quilt as an Ombre!! I watched a bunch of puffy quilt tutorials but yours seemed easiest. Thanks for making this video!!

I have never made a puffy quilt, but this method makes so much more sense than making individual squares, AND the results look more professional.

I would like to thank The Sewing Channel because I just finished making my 1st Puff Quilt and I did it the easy way!!! Thank You!!!😊🎉❤

OMG! After several others vid's & groaning to myself...I come across yours...THANK YOU.. THANK YOU for thinking outside the box! I'll be starting my pouf quilt very soon, without the moan & groan.

This method looks sooo easy!! Everything is done on the machine and that last row of stitching which closes the puffy quilt means the quilt is finished. Another item now added to my " to-sew" list!! Thanks, Tracy!!!! HUUUUUGGGGS🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

Love puff quilts! I will continue to make the traditional way, it is not hard

Warning. ... I have no training... lol I watched your tutorial, several times and thought... why not. So I dug out all my scraps (from non sewing projects) and started cutting and praying. I made a crib size. After I finished, I sat back and realized I did it! I added a ruffle to the edge, it sort of worked.. lol Thank you, my first grandbaby thanks you.

Wow. That quilt looks more professional than the 'traditional' puffy quilts. That's a keeper!

Dang, this is ingenious. I have always wanted to make one of these. I’m glad I put it off. Thank you

Me encantó lo fácil que hizo ese trabajo, y lo aprendí muy rápido, ahora como necesito uno de esos lo voy a hacer para mi uso personal, muchas gracias por su enseñanza ❤❤

Thank you for tutorial, I’m a quilter and have had two daughters request the “puffy” quilt which I did not know how to do. Thank you for east instructions ❤

This is the second video I've see of this type of quilt. I'm making one as a floor pad.

Thanks a lot! I think this is the most successful way to sew such a blanket.

I like this method way better

This looks much easier than another video I just watched, and your seams look a lot more accurate, especially on the back.

Finished a little trial Puff Quilt. It fits our kitty’s carrier. Thanks for a fun n quick technique. I shared this with my two sewing groups. Now they’re making Puffies too! Thanks, Tracy

Very clever way to do a puff quilt!

Genius!! I was never going to mess with making a puff quilt…but NOW I can’t wait! So many littles in my family that will love this. THANK YOU!! Great tutorial!

Just rewatched this to refresh my memory banks. Love your method, Tracy. It’s genius! BTW, using 5” charm squares at 3 x 4, fits purrfectly in a standard Kitty Carrier. Now using 6” squares (at 8x8 - playpen size) for an I Spy Puffy Quilt for great-grand son! Thanks again for sharing your brilliant technique. ❤

Wow you could do seat pads the same way for chairs. Thank you for sharing! It’s brilliant 🥰

This is something I can do as a newby to quilting. Thank you for the excellent tutorial.

Several years ago I made a couple of puffy baby quilts from watching a you tube video. They came out great but each puff was sewn, stuffed, & then assembled. Your method is so much easier. Thank you for sharing

I watched about 3 minutes of a traditional puff quilt tutorial and immediately knew it wasn’t going to happen. Fortunately, I found your tutorial next! So now, I believe it IS going to happen...soon! Lol! Thank you Tracy!!

Wow 🤩 I’m convinced! This is so much quicker! I need to make a lap sized one for my grandson by the time his baby sister arrives in July and I’m still working full time and we have busy weekends so I wasn’t sure I could get it done. With your expedited method, I’m confident that I can do so easily!!! Fantastic video. Thank you!!!🙏 🎉😅😊

This is genius!!! I tried to make a puff quilt the traditional way, it never got finished. I have always wanted to make a puff quilt, but after trying it, I gave up on the idea of ever making one. Now that I've seen your video, I know I can finally make a puff quilt. Thank You, Thank You, Thank You

OMG I'm new to quilting,have made 2 small puff quilts but this method is a game changer.

Love this. Going to make first one Kitty Size, then a baby size puffy for new GGrandson. Thanks, Tracy!❤

This would make a lovely little cushion for a garden chair.

Hi Tracey, I'm going to try your method. I've made a couple puff quilts, 4 probably. I just wanted to mention, I also did a test first. But I made it into a pillow for my grandson. He uses it every night on top of his regular pillow. Since he uses it every night, my daughter in law asked if I could make him another. So being his Mom mom I made about 5 of them😊 just thought I'd mention in case any of your little people would enjoy. I themed it to Mickey and other interests. Have a Great day

The puff quilt looks unique and CUTE!!!!🙌

I love this. Thinking some Christmas fabric would make cute puffy quilt pillows for the grands.

Thank you for this excellent tutorial! Years ago, I made a puffy quilt for my daughter, mixing in fabric from sundresses she and I wore. She adored it, even bringing it with her when she went away to college. Now, it's falling apart and she asked if I could repair it. I cringed, remembering how "brutal" it was to put together the first time. Your method offers a much easier alternative, so now I'm encouraged to get it done. I know she'll be thrilled!

Wow, what a miracle!!! I just started a bubblequilt to make a cover for a pillow for my grandson's birthday. And I was not very pleased, because I have to make 81 bubbles! I finished 2 x 9 in rows together - to see what it looks like. 😊😉 I was thinking about getting it done easierly and quicker, as I have to make 3 pillows for my 3 grandsons - they all will have birthday in 1 month!!! So when I looked in the internet I found your video!!! Thank's for sharing it!!! It will take me less time this way than the other way!!! I'm thrilled!!! Many, many thank's!!! Ela from Moers, Germany 🤗💛

Genius! I’ve been wanting to make a puff quilt for my granddaughter but really sort of dreading it with all those individual little puffs. What a relief when I found your video. You are my hero!

I have a suggestion if you want to use a stretchy minky. Iron on a light weight fabric stabilizer like Pelion sf 101. Be sure not to use a very hot iron because the minky may melt. I have some really cute minky in my stash so I will use this method. Thanks for reinventing the bubble quilt!

You explain every step so clearly. It was really nice to find a tutorial that was enjoyable and easy to understand. I love how smooth your sewing is. Thanks for taking the time to make such a great tutorial

Hello. My first time to watch and listen to you making a Puff Quilt. Oh my days, isn't it totally delightful, and yes I will be attempting go make one asap for my baby grandaughter. I'm going off to rummage through all my materials, that I have been hoarding. Lots of love from Julie, Oxfordshire UK xx

Thank you so much for showing how to make this!! I make puff blankets....but the OLD way!! I am going to try your method. thank you so much for sharing ! I think I'll make my squares 6 inches...but I'll make a smaller version, to see how it looks first.

Missed seeing this first time around. I'm so glad you made this into a short to bring me back here!

Omg you are a lifesaver!!! My sister suggested I do this quilt and I kept watching videos that just kept telling me-NO! Then I stumbled onto this video and all I can say is THANK YOU!!

After watching your video. I gave it a try. I love the way it came out. It is not perfect. I'm not sure how to correct for the next one. But I will keep practicing. Thank you for the great technique. I would add a picture but couldn't figure out . How too.

My great-granddaughter turns 3 next month, and wanting to make her a puff quilt, I started looking at all the YT tutorials. This is my first bubble quilt, and your method seems to be the easiest by far. I made the top yesterday (10x10 of 5" squares), now to make the tucks. Thanks so much for a great process!

Oh Thank You!! I have made two years ago and they were so hard!! With this method I will make some for my Great Granddaughters!!

I love your method!

I've never seen a puffy quilt. I love it.!

I started a puff quilt by adding the squares years ago and never finished it. I like your version much better.

I just came across your video as I want to make a puff quilt, this is the best method, you explained it perfectly...Thank You :)

Too smart! You amaze me!

Never wanted to try a puff quilt because it looked too cumbersome. Now I think it will actually be fun! Thanks - great video!

I'm convinced you're a sewing genius. 💗

Thanks for sharing your time and effort! I have been wanting to do this quilt for a long time. My cat, that I had years ago, loved the store bought one I brought home. He love walking on top of it.

I can’t wait to make cat beds for my fur babies! Thank you!

Thank you for using such beautiful music!

Hi from South Africa 🇿🇦 Tracey, thanks for a wonderful tutorial. I too had the same thought on the other ways to do a puff quilt... way too much work. You're a star for not just coming up with this marvelous way but Also for showing us how to. It looks amazing and much easier. God bless you.

Wow wow! New and improved method! I love it. Thank you.

You're a genius. Thank you. Always wanted to make one.

great tutorial. thanks ❤

WOW!!! Love the way you made this so easy!! I was so not impressed with the old method.... I have to finally make one!!

Your video is the easiest and best tutorial I have seen! Thank you so much for sharing!

Nice! I’m going to try this. Maybe even putting a ruffle around it . I will see how ambitious I feel.

Beautiful puffy quilt. Thank you for sharing. Blessings to you and your family 🙏🙏🙏

YEEESSSS!!! I have not made a puffy quilt until now because I thought the process atrocious. TY for posting this!!!

What a fantastic tutorial! Very easy to understand and follow - thank you!

I didn't think you could come up with an easy way to make one but you did!! Thanks for sharing!!

You could make four baby size and connect them for a super sized one

Glad I saw this. I had been contemplating how to do a puffy quilt. Mine involved a similar front to yours but stuffing from the back then sewing up the holes. Glad I didn't get around to making it. Will be making it your way. Genius

I can’t wait to try this. SO much easier this way. Thanks for posting.

you are a genius!!!!! I've thought of putting squares together like a rag quilt but this is so much easier, thank you

Thanks so much for this method of making a puffy quilt. Seems faster than the individual squares then sewing. I'm willing to try this method. I've wanted a puffy quilt for a long time. Thanks for the tutorial.

I am so happy to have stumble onto you. You have made my quilting a puffy quilt so easy. t hank you so much! I made two samples like the one you sewed on the video , your instructions' were perfect! I am a quilter now

wow, really liked this. hope to try to make one soon. thanks for sharing

Wonderful. I usually don't like Christmas quilts; but, I love this one. Thank you for this video.

Thank you sew much. I have always wanted to make a puffy quilt but knew I would not have the patience to do each of those individual blocks. This I am definitely going to try. Thank you!!!!

I've watched a few videos and this is by far the easiest method I've seen. THANK YOU!!!🙏🏻

Love this “shortcut.”

What a great method to do it! I have to try it, soon!! Thanks!

Thanks for the video. You always after researching find the best way. Thanks

Hi, I just watched your video, and being deaf I appreciated the subtitles so much and the simple, no-nonsense approach. I have a few questions that I did not pick up on. Question #1: When you showed how to do the 9 square piece, did you do them all that size then sew them together to make a bigger quilt? Question #2: How do I find the backing? What exactly is it called that I'd be looking for in a fabric shop? I've never done a quilt before. Question #3: Why safety pins and not straight pins? I'm sure I missed words because I can't watch a demonstration and read the words at the same time. Question #4: Where do I find those little clips at? Are they called something else? Thank you so much! I'm almost 65 yrs old and have yet to make my first sewing quilt. I can't wait!

Thanked you when you first posted your easy Puff Quilt. I’ve done a few using the traditional way over the years-,boring! Tedious! Finalize pulled out a pile of 5” squares and tried your way using Minkee. My grandson gave it 2thumbs up and so do I!!

Very interesting! This will be my first puff quilt and the first thing I noticed when watching videos was that all of the videos showed each puff with two pieces of fabric PLUS an additional backing fabric. Looked hard and wasteful! So I was glad to see this. Would you want to add binding, I wonder?

Wish I saw this before I tried. Swear to myself never again. Now looks like a breeze. THANK YOU......

Oh my word I'm so glad I ran across this!!! I was planning on making a puff quilt the way they normally tell you to make them - I'm waiting for my charm pack delivery. So glad my order hasn't arrived yet or I would have missed your video!! Thank you so much!