Thanks for sharing this info. Looks like a wonderful easy pattern to make.

Jenny is my hero. I took her Craftsy classes too Quilting Quickly 1 and 2. I got them 1/2 off on a special. Best class I ever took.

Do you have the link to this tute?

How cool, about the fabrics! So nice, to meet a kindred spirit! :) My fabric came from a JoAnn's and I remember studying the different greens, for the longest time, trying to get them all to go together. I fell in love with that dark green and the center fabric; so was working around those two. :)

Seriously, the double and triple are just as easy. It's just a matter of lining up and sewing your strips in the right order, then cutting them into blocks. It's really fun, to see it all come together. :thumbup:

It is here....just go back a couple pages.

Love Jenny!!!!!!!

I just received an order from Connecting Threads and was going to return a jelly roll of summer batiks. Very pretty, good quality, but I thought I really wouldn't use it. The next day I saw Jenny's Irish Chain tutorial using a jelly roll and the lightbulb went off in my head - my new jelly roll and a pattern I haven't done before. Thanks Jenny. And thanks to QB members who've posted pictures of some nice Irish Chains on this thread.

I'm making bags instead of quilts right now, but if I were making quilts, I would make an Irish Chain with blues and whites and one with colors and black. mmmmm

Neesie that is a very nice quilt label.

Double Irish Chain photo
 

I just love Jenny...I always pick up some trick from her ... This is my Double Irish Chain - took a class I think it was a Quilt in a Day the plain centers were one piece of fabric.

Judy in Phx, AZ

Oooooh! That's SOOO pretty!!!! Now I'm wanting to do another one!

Thanks! :)

Yes, Irish Chain really is that easy to do & I happen to love them. Here's one I made eons ago for my DH's boss' DD (her name is Kelly & she was born on St. Pat's so it's perfect that I just happened to make this out of shamrock fabric with quilted shamrocks)! They also are awesome for using us scraps! Eleanor Burns has a good pattern, too!

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I love the way Jenny makes everything look so easy. I've been looking at the Irish Chain. Will make a great wedding gift for my cousin. Thanks all for posting.

Jenny does do great job. It has gave me the importation to try one.Thanks for sharing.

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Another beautiful one! How can anyone resist the Irish Chains? :)

I saw it and can not wait to try it.

The single Irish chain has always been one of my favorite patterns. I learned from the E Burns TV show.

how do I find her site?

http://www.missouriquiltco.com/

you can also find her on youtube

I am wanting to know how do you get the pattern on the e-mail?? I would like to make one but I need the measurements to get started. Thanks quilt for fun Grandma G

Irish Chains are one of the easiest to make. And, once you master that, which doesn't take long, some who haven't figured it out yet, there are several blocks that can be made with sewing the strips together and then cut into squares. Saves some time instead of cutting up several tiny squares and sewing them together.

Hi guys!
i am not even a member of your board, but someone sent me a thread of LOVE! So I am writing to tell you all thank you so much for all your kind words!!!! You guys really made my day!
Thank you s much, Jenny from Missouri Star Quilt Company!

Wow! A message from the lady herself! I have also learned lots from Jenny. She has so many awesome tutorials.

Welcome Jenny, visit us here when you can. We love your tutes and your shop!

GrandmaNewt....love that Rooster quilt !! Im a Rooster fanatic ~

Nessie....your is truly awesome!
My very first quilt i learned to make was the double irish chain too! Loved it....hmmm, time for me to make another one in colors like Jenny showed us!!
I love Missouri Quilt too....they did the closed caption on the tute after I emailed them and asked for help! Wasnt that grand??

I agree. Jenny is a wonderful teacher. You can tell that she loves quilting and she loves teaching others to quilt. I have learned more from Jenny than any other source.

Missouri Star Quilt Co. Is the BEST!

Jenny,

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