Holy smokes. Great tut. Somebody got out of bed on the wrong side .. Just about every pattern has many names and many different ways to cut and assemble them. Jenny, however, does us a favor by using precuts and saves us time. This allows us the ability to make a quilt quicker by whatever name you want to give the quilt. Since I am a long arm quilter I spend most of my time quilting other people's quilts. I appreciate these tuts as they give me the opportunity to make a quilt once in a while.

Terrific! I don't care if it is "original" it is just how you make them go together that is magic.

It is so nice to watch someone who is left handed, I am too, so it doesn’t seem backwards to me! Love ALL your tutorials!

Jenny with every new tutorial you made simple for us, what use to be difficult, and now I'm enjoying quilting. We admire you and love you, so ignore the bitter comment and continue showing us your great new ideas!

As I see, this tutorial is 7 years old. I am a new quilter Doris Mays from Humboldt, TN. Jenny, thank you for this. I understood everything the first time watching this video. This will be one quilt for sure I will make by July. All of your tutorials are so exciting.

I love you Jenny! Your tutorials are just like sitting down to learn from a dear friend. I just watched this and I'm going downstairs right now to start sewing it!

Jenny, You are my hero! You have given me the freedom to quilt the way I see fit and not totally by the strict rules those that taught me insisted had to be followed. Your comment in this video reminded me of something one teacher once said to me:"if it's not quite right, Steam it into submission!"

Jenny love this pattern. Glad I ran across it. I have seen it on your wall in other videos. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us. Your awesome and so sweet. You inspire me.

Love it & have always wanted to do this. Thanks for mentioning this in the 2022 KZfaq!!

Love how quickly the final blocks go together and how big they get!

Thank you! I love your videos! Since I am a beginner quilter it helps to see these techniques demonstrated. Appreciate the time that you take to do this.

I'm doing a quilt with this pattern as we speak. I understood it was called modern wedding ring. Isn't it cool how so many of our patterns are derivatives from other patterns?😊

Great tutorial Jenny! Keep them coming! Another one to add to my bucket list of quilts of yours to make!

This will look great with the sport theme I want to do for my grandson. Thank you!!

LOVE your tutes...I'm a visual learner and really appreciate the time you have put into these tutorials...please don't let the negative comments that a pin head full of people make..the rest of us get it...You ROCK!!

Jenny, Thank you so much for this tutorial. I always get excited when I see that a new one is available. I also bought your magazine today, so I also have that to refer to, thank you.

Jenny, you should make t-shirts for your favorite saying, "checking is easier than picking"! LOL I totally agree and check frequently because I get twisted around like you do. LOL

Another fabulous, funny tutorial. I love how you, and your staff, come up with how to use all this wonderful precut fabric in a wide variety of colors and styles. This , too, is on my, ever growing, list of quilts to do. Thank you!

I just love this quilt. Can't wait to get started. Thanks,

i could not give a fig where the pattern originated or who first made it. I watch Jennies tutorials because she makes it crystal clear and I am a visual learner. I love her delivery, she is so professional that she makes it seem so easy and casual. Between Jenny, Eleanor and Bonnie I can access any information on any style that I want to. If anyone has a problem with the tutorials it is simple do not watch.

Another wonderful demonstration to make a quick and easy quilt top. Thank you for making these videos and sharing your ideas for our quilting pleasure. I look forward to your new videos and love looking over the previous videos as well.

Outstanding! Thank you for the inspirational tutorials.

This is a really cool pattern. Can't wait to use up my charms!

I love your videos. You're right to the point don't go on and on. Ty

I think this will be the next quilt I make and when I'm done I'll show it to you. Thanks again Jenny.

Loved this tutorial. I too wanted a written out pattern. So I did go and purchase from Tracy's site. But I love that I can watch Jenny show us how to make it. Great combo of the two.

This is a beautiful quilt. Thank you for making it look so easy. I can't wait to make it.

As always, I love this tute. You are so wonderful at taking a classic block and making the construction so easy using pre-cuts. I look forward to Fridays when you add another video to force me to buy more fabric and of course, see your smiling face!

Love these tutorials, have learned a lot! Thanks Missouri Quilt Company!!

Ai love how you make complex looking blocks easy. Thanks for another great tutorial.

really stunning and thank you , so much , Jenny.

Another fantastic tutorial, Jenny! I'm going to have to do this one. Even though I am a novice, you always inspire me and give the confidence to go forward with my quilt making. Thank you so much!

This quilt is so cute. Thanks for sharing

That's so awesome

Love this...you make quilting easy for me...thank you so much!!!!

love the tutorial..what a great way and fast way to make a quilt..thank u...love all your videos...

Love this quilt, Jenny! I have to make this one! Thanks!

Love this quilt! I think I need to give it a try

thank you this is so much easier than the old fashioned snowball quilt I read in book

How pretty! Thank you for sharing :)

Love this I got the ironing machine for my birthday last week. Love it thinking xmas for this new quilt.

great quilt and so nice and easy to sew. Thanks

i just love your tutorials. they are easy well explained and you are so organized. Just wish you were here in canada :-)

I made this pattern a while back. I enjoyed working with it. I made a body pillow case of it.

I would make this, but not the scrappy look...i want the "circles" to match like other Celtic Twist and Amish Snowball patterns I have seen. will need to re-figure the supplies to that configuration. Love your methods....almost always much more logical, efficient and simple than other "tutes"! Also love to get my supplies from Missouri Star.....almost always a bonus free item in the box! Yes, I'd rather check than pick!!

Thank you. In all my youtube searches, none of her videos have ever come up. I've subscribed and will be checking out her videos and website.

I was looking in my patterns for Project Linus and came across one published in Quiltmaker in their September /October 2011 called Linkin' Logs. The Jenny way to do it is much easier. I cut most of my fabric into 5" strips. I can make charm packs or jelly rolls. Your easy way of doing things is really appreciated. Thanks for another great tutorial.

I am so happy to find this tutorial and this pattern. I have a very similar pattern that is called the modern wedding ring and another called contemporary wedding ring. You version is so much easier.

Otra vez un lindo block. Gracias!!!

Another wonderful tutorial. I wish I had enough time to sew all you quilt tops :-) I'll this one to my list.

Great quilt will make for the quilt of valor.Just love your site,

Jenny - I love your quilt tops!!! Please, please, please make some videos on borders, sandwiching, machine (and hand) quilting and binding!! I am sure you are just as geniusly creative with those steps.

Hey Everyone, just so you know, almost no tutorials you will see here are 'original'. Quilting has been around for hundreds of years, there are thousands of quilt blocks out there, we just put our spin on things. If you're worried about this one in particular, google "Celtic Twist Block" and you'll see what I mean. This block is an old block and has been made new several times. Drop an email if you have any concerns, happy to discuss!

This will be my next quilt after I finish my Plus Quilt from another tutorial from you. I just wanted to know what size this one is. Love all of your tutorials.

I made a quilt called "Alaska with a twist". Same design but a little different. I'm happy to see that I can make the same quilt - but easier! Thank you!

HELP Jenny! I've been wanting to do the chain reaction quilt. The National Quilt Circle has done one and its the only one I can find. However, it's so hard to follow, especially for a beginner. Could you PLEASE PLEASE do a tutorial on this quilt? Your instructions are always so easy to follow. Thank You so very much. Cindy

These tutorials are so addicting :) Wish I didn't have to wait till morning to hit the fabric store. ooh, maybe suggest some sashing yardages to go with you daily deal charm packs/pre-cuts.

I am going to try this when I get a few UFOs completed. This looks challenging but fun. Thank you for your video's & don't waste your time listening to rude ignorant behavior that post here sometimes; Keep up the good work! We love ya!

love that you gave the measurements and yardage to make the quilt makes it so much easier to get material together for it. one thing how large is the whole quilt. i love it i think i may even go for a queen size its soooo cute .

MUY HERMOSO, LA TECNICA ES SUPER

Thank you Jenny, I love all of your tutorials. This one comes just in time for the new bed cover for my mom. Instead of 5x5 charm, I'll go for 2.5 inch strip since I'll cut it from the yardage. In the middle of the block, is it 4.5 x 4.5?

this is so neat...thanks

thanks again for a increidable block hope you are having a great wked

Thanks again for this quilt its so tempting cant wait to make one,I will try one definately love you

I'm hand quilting a queen size quilt as we speak with this pattern. The version I'm using is called modern wedding ring. Very easy to do!

I was thinking the same about using a jelly roll instead. I can't think why it wouldn't work just as well, although with a bit more sewing and less cutting. I have a French General Jelly Roll waiting that I planned to make an Irish Chain with but I think this will be the pattern instead. Although - if it only takes one printed Charm Pack there would be loads of left overs of the Jelly Roll - so maybe I can make both.

I see you've been getting some sun - nice tan!

Good tutorial, love the fabric in this quilt. I hope that the people criticizing you in this post don't discourage you from making videos. Famous quilters such as Eleanor Burns and Fons & Porter do the exact same thing. They demonstrate how to make patterns. Which is all you're doing, in my view. Just because you didn't call your quilt the actual name of the pattern doesn't mean you're claiming it as your original. Love your tutorials and MSQC! I also do indeed love ironing machines, HAHAHA!

You always make sewing these quilts sew easy. Another great job. I noticed that nice tan too. Did you move the sewing machine to the deck?

Nice points Dee. and you're right about the replica stuff. What's old is new. Hard to believe no one has ever made the block before.

I have never quilted before and would love to try. I got all my supplies, I bought a (2) 42 sqaure charm packs, backing fabric, and batting (cotton). I do want to ask a couple questions before I start, should I wash the charm pack before quilting them or can I quilt them as is? My other question is, is polyester batting bad to as oppose to cotton. I hear many people say choose cotton and not polyester, does it matter?

Nice quilt as always. Thanks once again. When is your new Fall Quilting Quickly coming out ? Love it.

love this quilt I wish you had a link so the pattern could be printed

Thank you, Catherine, because you are so right. I have seen this quilt design many times! Jenny's tutorial;s just make it easy with the precuts. It is generous of Jenny to let you advertise Ms. Jay's web address so as topurchase the $9.00 pattern she sells..

Is this pattern featured in your block magazine?

very sweet of you Jenny to show us you are human.. having fun with another quick quilt top. BUT why not use a JR of Bella solids or Kona surf with the white? strip sets cut into squares?

also where can i buy the pattern? i did not see it in your "store"

can you tell me how big the block is? I have fabric but I will be cutting my own, and I need to know how much I will need .thanks

Do you think this block could be done with jelly rolls and charms?

Love this quilt! I may want to match the prints in the sashing blocks to the snowballed ones, just to have continuity to make it really look like it's weaving over and under like a chain link fence. I may need to use more than one charm pack, but I'm okay with that! Anyone who wants this design in a table runner version, can get it in BLOCK Magazine 2022, Vol 9 Issue 1 (There they call it "Lots O' Luck Table Runner").

Thank you for including the yardage requirements for this quilt. I would like to see you also include the yardage requirements for the complete quilt along with the finished size. I think that would be helpful.

When I first saw this quilt, it made me thing of chicken wire. The reason it made me think of chicken wire is I've been wanting to do quilt using rooster and hen applique but have no idea how I want to set it together. Do you think this would work to applique in the center? By the way, I love all your videos.

Jenny, you are so adorable! Love your tutorials! Is this pattern featured in one of your new magazine's publications?

My little brain is twirling now with this pattern. I just love it and now I have the itch!! LOL! My question is though, could you use a Jelly roll instead of charm packs?

Such an elegant yet simple quilt. Any yardage measurements for queen size quilt?

Bonnie Hunter of Quiltville's Quips & Snips. She got me hooked on Scrappy in a big way.

I wish you would qualify how many of each material we need to complete the quilt please

My charm pack square is 6 inches. How/what adjustments need to made?

Is this pattern written out anywhere? I just love it!

Do you know how many charm packs it would take to make each ring a different color?

I was so inspired by this tutorial that I changed gears on the baby quilt I was making and used this pattern instead.

Love the quilt & the video! What are the dimensions of the finished quilt?

disculpe podria decirme cuanto miden en centimetros los cuadrados pequeños,con los que se forman los bloques grandes

Do you have a pattern for this quilt? I have made the fons and porter on that was interlocking chains but yours seem easier,

good point, Carylanne. I think it would work and I happen to have one..

What kind of iron do you use? I see that it lifts up

I was thinking the same thing, so how many charm packs would you need for a queen?

Love your tutorials: I would really like to see you do a wedding ring quilt block using the acrylic template set or any other way. I would like to make one and I see one hanging in the background on some tutorials. I love Craftsy!!!!!! I tell everyone about it.

I'm thinking the JR is a good idea...sew the two strips together and cut into the smaller squares. I have a jelly roll I can try it with!!

i was thinking about using this as a wedding quilt since the rings look like they are connected like wedding rings.. i have a grandson getting married in 2 years going to do this one for them