Helen S

Thanks for the link.
Did you check out that iron? WOW!

Neesie

The Irish Chain is very easy! Here are some pics of my very first attempt, at a "real quilt" - a Triple Irish Chain. It's far from perfect but so far, it's held together. It was a birthday gift, for my mom, in 2009. I've been sewing for over 50 years but up until that quilt, had only pieced/quilted craft items. It's backed, with a blanket and the quilting is SITD.
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nannyrick

Me too Bellaboo. She makes things so we can understand. Great site.

sdeaaz

Have you siged up for Jenny's deal of the day. You get an email everyday with a fantastic bargin. I love Jenny. She is so generous to share her tutorials for free.

captlynhall

I don't think I would have had the courage to attempt my first quilt if it had not been for Jenny. I had checked books out of the library, and surfed the web for information, but when I found Missouri Star Quilt Co. on you tube, she took the anxiety right out. Actually watching as she made cuts, and sewed pieces together with her easy manner and straightforward explanations made it all seem doable. I got to where I was looking forward to that little jingle and QUACK!

Jingle

I made a triple Irish Chain years ago and still have it, it is put away. I made a lickety split in 2010 for my Son and it looks alot like the irish chain. I need to make more of them. Neither one was hard.

maryellen2u

Yes the Irish Chain is a beautiful and very easy quilt. It was also one of my first and continues to be a favorite!

Sewbeeit2

What a grea guilt and the borders really pop everything out. So happy you have the signatures to make it priceless.

Caswews

Jenny doesw an awesome job of explaining patterns for sure

danece

I made a double Irish Chain for my daughter in about three nights, yes it really is that easy, you should try one, the variations are unbelievable