Thanks Ed..I'll probably buy 4yds just to be sure..wish me luck....

Thank you Eddie for this tutorial, it is so much clearer here than on paper. Like the idea of machining pieces together instead of hand sewing!

How do we make the colored center? There is not enough information here to make a row. Please help, I like your quilt.

That was an excellent tutorial! Thanks! I want to try that as soon as I get some experience under my belt.

Starting at step 25, Eddie explains everything for the center. Take a look at the second page of the tutorial.

Mercy Eddie, you are an angle. I have started a CW quilt aboyt 5 years ago, but all that folding and HAND sewing was just so time consuming and I have so many quitls to make and so little time to do them! This tutorial of your will make it SOOOOOOO much easier and quicker. Thanks so much!!

Thanks so much for this tute! When I was in my late teens, I started a CW quilt but did not like the way it was coming out, so I never got very far. Does anyone remember Kettle Cloth? I was going to use muslin, and Kettle Cloth prints for the windows. Now I see that I can do one of these!!! TY, TY, TY!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Very good instructions! Thanks you make it look so easy

Great info but, I'll just send you my address and you can make the quilt, I'll put this on my list of things to do. Thanks

I wanted to make a Cathedral Window Quilt and in the chat room was told to check the tutorials..I found you. This is such a easy way to do this quilt. With no hand stitching. Thanks for your great tutorial Eddie! I love the dark background you have done here. It makes the window colors pop beautifully.