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Totally Awesome. Very professional

I would love the pattern for the New York Beauty! I have a partially completed quilt top in this pattern It is much simpler than most pictures I've seen. I would love to see a picture of this one The one I have is pink green and ivory Id really love to finish it!🎉

In all my years of quilting I have never heard it called a ragtime quilt I’ve only known it as a Rag quilt. I must have heard it wrong all these years sorry

Good experiment. If you look at the Accuquilt die for the rag die, they cut the corner squares out. That takes that BUNDLE away. I like the 3/4 or one inch. I like a middle of flannel cut the same size as the other two squares. Flannel frays so well. ❤

Thank you for an interesting history story.

I have heard of these and seen them, but randomly here and there. Fun presentation!

Great information. Thanks!

I love the clear containers! I just need another me to do it! 😂😂😂 Happy Quilting!🇺🇸🐝🌻🇺🇸🐝🌻

Great tutorial on rag quilts! What weight is the polyester thread? Thanks Michelle!🌻🐝🇺🇸🌻🐝🇺🇸

Thanks Michelle for a wonderful presentation of Mountain Mist patterns and quilts can't pick favorite! Love them all!❤🐝🌻🐝🌻

To mitigate the knot, when you're doing your snipping, trim a little notch out of the intersections. You won't see the notch gap once washed but the knot won't be so bad. Good experiment!

Is there a tutorial any where that we can follow for this pattern

Thanks for the tips, blessings

Oh my I haven’t thought about those for 30 years. My mom made them. Beautiful quilt patterns.

I make a lot of dog beds and I try to make them perfect. I use a heavy twill or denim because they hold up to scratching. Measure your dog to determine how big the bed should be and add a couple of inches(at least) to the width and length. You’d be surprised that if you give your dog a bigger bed than you think he needs, he’ll stretch out and fill it. I make pillow beds that aren’t overstuffed because dogs like to sink down and have the pillow come up some around them (like digging a shallow hole in the ground if the dog was in the wild). I make bolster beds for dogs that like a pillow for their head. Whatever bed you make, it’s important they don’t bottom out on the floor. Putting the bed on a dog cot is the best option. Also, it’s nice to have a zipper and have the fill in an inner bed (made of light weight fabric) so you just need to wash and dry the outer cover and only very occasionally the inner.

Dear laydy chubby thanks for ur video, this light where available ?

No need to repeat so much.

Thank you for this tutorial! I especially appreciate the layout options.

Michele I learned some very important tips for when I quilt my own quilt. Thank you! That quilter that used red thread should have called you.

I love them too!! Got a couple given to me and immediately bought enough for all my fat quarters and scraps!!

Thank you! This was so informative!

What batting do you use with minkie? I want my blankets to be cuddly.

Thank you, Michelle! Very interesting!

Fons & Porter magazine had an article and a moderized pattern based on an original mountain mist quilt in every issue for at one or two years. I'm not sure what issues they were. I've downsized my magazine collection. Im thinking it was in the 2010's.

Great tips from your darling men! I enjoy your channel Michelle.

Your dogwood quilt is so pretty, what a find. I used to have some of the wrappers but I think they are gone now.

That’s the batting my mom taught me to use many years ago

I still have a roll of Mountain Mist cotton batting. I'm a quilter. I recognize the Wedding Ring pattern on you wrapper. I never knew it was designed by Mountain Mist. I've seen so many old Wedding Rings. It was really popular.

Thank you so much for the information about the history of the Mountain Mist quilts. It was so interesting. What a wonderful presentation! Thank you again!

That was a fun video

Thank you for your video

This is exciting! I have a vintage Mountain Mist pattern unfolded and framed! I really want to make that red and white Burgoyne Surrounded quilt, so I bought the book with it in it, and 2 other LA Mountain Mist pattern books from eBay. Have a safe and happy 4th🤗

Just fabulous again!!!! My mouth hurts from smiling and laughing at your awesome men!! They sure love you!

Oh my gosh! This was fabulous and I loved it!!! You are a blessed woman with a hubby and son like them!!

Great video. Really informative. Thank you 😊

Great information. Loved this.

👋👋 I applaud anyone that does appliqué. Thanks Michelle for sharing these quilts

I remember seeing those paper wrappers in my Grammas sewing stash

Another excellent video and useful information!

Very interesting quilting history lesson. Really enjoyed it.

This is great new information. I have used mountain mist batting before I switched to warm and natural batting. but didn't know this history or about patterns.

Thanks for sharing the Mountain Mist history and quilts with us Michelle! Very pretty and interesting. Have a safe, happy Independence Day💕🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🏻

Thank you for this video. It's a very interesting look at a part of quilting history.

I never made a Mountain Mist Quilt, but I saw an exhibit of Mountain Mist Quilt at the International Quilt Museum, and that's how I learned about them. The exhibit was lovely.

The red and white quilt pattern is called Burgoyne Surrounded, a classic pattern. I’ve had a Burgoyne Surrounded on my list for years. Maybe next year? 😅 I had never heard about this, Michelle, this was fun! Loved the pictures!

Thank you for sharing.

I've made about half a dozen rag quilts and I love making them. I use flannel rather than batting in the middle. I would love to participate in the quilt-a-thon and even though I'm inside an air-conditioned house, it's going to be between 113-118 or even hotter in the next few weeks. The last thing I want to do is have a heavy, thick FLANNEL quilt on my lap as I snip the edges. Good luck with your project.

Love your new bag idea!! I learned about ideas of things to bring. Thanks 😊

Enjoyed your helpful tips!! Thanks.

Great tips thank you!