Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Step by step on how to put your crazy quilt squares together with a backing and batting. How to add your sashings and corner stones. How to quilt it all together and add your bindings. Lots of tips and tricks along the way.
Links to:
Part 1 - how to sew a crazy quilt square
youtu.be/Y3O_i_b-I48
Part 2 - how to do embroidery work for your square and finishing a pillow
youtu.be/4nUNAJVaCts
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AMAZON PAID LINKS:
Cutting mat 36"
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Omnigrid 12/5" square quilting ruler
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Omnigrid 24" quilters ruler
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Long Metal ruler
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Olaf Rotary cutter
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Alex Anderson 4-in-1 tool
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Warm & Natural batting
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Polyester quilt batting
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Magic Clips
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Large Clip
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Fabric Marking pen
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Soapstone marking pencil
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Curved safety pins
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Quilting gloves
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Iron on label
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SUPPLY LIST:
- 2 fold away tables to work on your quilt
- masking tape for centre of tables if desired
- 2 metres of pre-washed backing fabric. I used white flannel
A piece of polyester or warm and natural batting that will fit your size of quilt. Mine was 40x60” (102x152cm) then I cut it down to fit.
9 14” crazy quilt squares
Your choice of material for sashings and bindings. Depends on the size of quilt for how much you will need. I had 6 sashings at 2.5”x13” (6.4x33cm) 2 sashings 2.5x40” (6.4x102cm) or the width of your quilt. Binding was 2.5”x5.1yds (6.4cm x 4.6m) for my quilt
Tape measure
Cutting mat
Omnigrid 12.5” quilting square
Omnigrid long ruler
Olaf rotary cutter
Sewing scissors
Sewing machine
Walking foot for non quilting machines
Matching polyester, all purpose or cotton thread
Sewing pins
Magic clips
1 large clip to hold quilt together when doing end binding
Fabric marking pen
Soapstone marking pen if you have dark fabrics
Sewing quilting gauge
Iron and ironing board
Long ruler
1.5” (38mm) curved safety pins
Quilting gloves
Alex Anderson 4 in 1 tool
Iron on label, made by grandma
Donate to my Crafty Patti Channel
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Music: Stepping out medium, iMovie music library
Time stamps
0:00 Intro
1:28 Touching story
3:22 Set up work area
3:56 Prepare backing
4:40 Batting
5:58 Calculating size of squares
6:13 Diagram of measurements
7:15 Squaring up quilting squares
9:37 Cutting sashings
10:16 Arrange your squares
10:46 Correcting my side measurements
11:38 Sewing on sashings
11:49 Magic clips
12:04 1/2” seam allowances
12:34 Iron seams toward sashings
14:10 Sewing your rows together
14:48 How to add corner stones
18:20 Cutting down quilt top to fit batting size
20:06 How to quilt layers together
20:45 Quilting with abstract lines
24:01 Pinning layers together
25:00 Remove tape and cut off excess fabric
25:27 What thread to use
25:55 What sewing machine
26:06 Walking foot
26:22 Phaff Quilt Expression 720
27:03 Quilt from middle out
27:48 Quilting gloves
30:00 Stitch length
30:52 Removing fabric pen lines
31:05 Remove pins
31:12 Cut all sides evenly through all layers
32:26 Calculating binding measurement
33:53 Joining binding strips together
34:55 Iron binding in half lengthwise
35:16 Pinning binding to back side of quilt
36:42 How to sew a mitred corner
37:47 Joining binding at end
42:19 Pin binding to front and sew in place
44:23 Alex Anderson 4 in one tool
45:13 Finish
Step by step on how to put your crazy quilt squares together with a backing and batting. How to add your sashings and corner stones. How to quilt it all together and add your bindings. Lots of tips and tricks along the way.
Links to:
Part 1 - how to sew a crazy quilt square
youtu.be/Y3O_i_b-I48
Part 2 - how to do embroidery work for your square and finishing a pillow
youtu.be/4nUNAJVaCts
I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
This video and description contains links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission. This helps support my channel and allows me to continue to make videos like this. Thank you for the support!
AMAZON PAID LINKS:
Cutting mat 36"
amzn.to/3kdS69y
Omnigrid 12/5" square quilting ruler
amzn.to/3xzKT6F
Omnigrid 24" quilters ruler
amzn.to/3YIcrmj
Long Metal ruler
amzn.to/42mkXcX
Olaf Rotary cutter
amzn.to/3KmRhFY
Alex Anderson 4-in-1 tool
amzn.to/3YPMgdC
Warm & Natural batting
amzn.to/3IDhi2k
Polyester quilt batting
amzn.to/3XH9Ho0
Magic Clips
amzn.to/3YMEQb0
Large Clip
amzn.to/41k8LJg
Fabric Marking pen
amzn.to/3EmfY1w
Soapstone marking pencil
amzn.to/3Z0WhE9
Curved safety pins
amzn.to/3YHnADH
Quilting gloves
amzn.to/3IDS2JG
Iron on label
amzn.to/3XL4xqO
SUPPLY LIST:
- 2 fold away tables to work on your quilt
- masking tape for centre of tables if desired
- 2 metres of pre-washed backing fabric. I used white flannel
A piece of polyester or warm and natural batting that will fit your size of quilt. Mine was 40x60” (102x152cm) then I cut it down to fit.
9 14” crazy quilt squares
Your choice of material for sashings and bindings. Depends on the size of quilt for how much you will need. I had 6 sashings at 2.5”x13” (6.4x33cm) 2 sashings 2.5x40” (6.4x102cm) or the width of your quilt. Binding was 2.5”x5.1yds (6.4cm x 4.6m) for my quilt
Tape measure
Cutting mat
Omnigrid 12.5” quilting square
Omnigrid long ruler
Olaf rotary cutter
Sewing scissors
Sewing machine
Walking foot for non quilting machines
Matching polyester, all purpose or cotton thread
Sewing pins
Magic clips
1 large clip to hold quilt together when doing end binding
Fabric marking pen
Soapstone marking pen if you have dark fabrics
Sewing quilting gauge
Iron and ironing board
Long ruler
1.5” (38mm) curved safety pins
Quilting gloves
Alex Anderson 4 in 1 tool
Iron on label, made by grandma
Donate to my Crafty Patti Channel
If you would like to support me so I can continue to publish more fun videos, then you can make a donation by clicking on the link below. Your kind donation will be sent to my business PayPal account. Thank you so much!
Donate to my channel
paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=7ZUH5VGQH38WS&source=url
Follow me on:
YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCWThSqSZojlTjokx_M-nVPA
Facebook: facebook.com/craftypatti
Pinterest: pinterest.com/craftypatti0438/pins
Email: craftypatti60@gmail.com
Music: Stepping out medium, iMovie music library
Time stamps
0:00 Intro
1:28 Touching story
3:22 Set up work area
3:56 Prepare backing
4:40 Batting
5:58 Calculating size of squares
6:13 Diagram of measurements
7:15 Squaring up quilting squares
9:37 Cutting sashings
10:16 Arrange your squares
10:46 Correcting my side measurements
11:38 Sewing on sashings
11:49 Magic clips
12:04 1/2” seam allowances
12:34 Iron seams toward sashings
14:10 Sewing your rows together
14:48 How to add corner stones
18:20 Cutting down quilt top to fit batting size
20:06 How to quilt layers together
20:45 Quilting with abstract lines
24:01 Pinning layers together
25:00 Remove tape and cut off excess fabric
25:27 What thread to use
25:55 What sewing machine
26:06 Walking foot
26:22 Phaff Quilt Expression 720
27:03 Quilt from middle out
27:48 Quilting gloves
30:00 Stitch length
30:52 Removing fabric pen lines
31:05 Remove pins
31:12 Cut all sides evenly through all layers
32:26 Calculating binding measurement
33:53 Joining binding strips together
34:55 Iron binding in half lengthwise
35:16 Pinning binding to back side of quilt
36:42 How to sew a mitred corner
37:47 Joining binding at end
42:19 Pin binding to front and sew in place
44:23 Alex Anderson 4 in one tool
45:13 Finish









![How to make Turks Head Knot Trivet and Coaster | Flat Turks Head Knot Tutorial | Crafty Patti
In this video: How to make Turks Head Knot Trivet and Coaster | Flat Turks Head Knot Tutorial | Crafty Patti
🧶 How to Make Turks Head Coasters & Trivets | Crafty Patti 🧶
Looking for a stylish and functional DIY project? In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to make Turk’s Head Coasters & Trivets using rope or cord! 🏡✨ These woven coasters and trivets add a nautical, rustic touch to any home and make for great handmade gifts.
🔹 What You’ll Need:
✔️ Rope or cord of your choice 🧵
✔️ Tape or pins for securing 🔹
✔️ Scissors ✂️
✔️ Lighter (for sealing rope ends, if needed) 🔥
🌀 Step-by-Step Guide:
I’ll walk you through the process of weaving the Turk’s Head Knot, shaping it into a coaster or trivet, and securing it properly for long-lasting use. This traditional knotting technique is fun, creative, and practical!
✅ Perfect for:
✔️ Home decor 🏠
✔️ Handmade gifts 🎁
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✔️ Craft lovers ✂️
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Learn how to make this Turks Head knot to create coasters and trivets. Perfect for your coastal decor. You can paint them in the colours you like too!
Easy follow-along instructions. Make them the size you want.
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As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
This video and description contain links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission. This helps support my channel and allows me to continue making videos like this. Thank you for the support!
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Aleenes Fabric Fusion: https://amzn.to/3AyGbLh
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2 oz glass jars with lids: https://amzn.to/46R4q3j
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Liquitex gloss varnish: https://amzn.to/4dOremD
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Supply List:
1/4 sash cord or rope. 7 to 11 yds (6 to10m) depending on the size of the coaster or trivet
.31 (.8cm) cord from Temu. Contains 11 yds (10.6m)
Tape
Scissors
Ruler or measuring tape
Aleenes fabric fusion glue
Acrylic craft paint
White glue
Water
A container to mix up paint solution
Stiff flat brushes or foam brush
Liquitex gloss or matte varnish if desired
Folkart outdoor satin finish if desired
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Music: Dance of the Fireflies by Nathan Moore - YouTube Audio Library
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