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Odette Quilt Lessons

Join award-winning quilter, designer, author, teacher, and musician Ricky Tims for a special FREE four-part class to create The Odette Quilt — a stunning 48" x 48" project designed by Kaye England.

In this four-part class, Ricky will be sharing Kaye’s methods and inspiration. He will be your guide through the quilt making journey — from cutting and constructing the Odette blocks to assembling the top with sashing and borders. He will top it all off with his original quilt patterns and teach you an amazing marking technique for free-motion quilting. These will include a look at the custom OESD quilting designs he created exclusively for this project.

Kits and patterns are available in The Quilt Show store to make the Countryside and True Blue colorway versions of The Odette Quilt. Click here.

Finish your Odette Quilt Top and you could win an unforgettable prize—your quilt professionally quilted by Ricky Tims using his exclusive OESD designs created just for this project! Click here for more information.

Fabric requirements are available under Patterns/Documents in the Odette Quilt Lessons area. 

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The Odette Quilt Project - Class 1 of 4

The Odette Quilt Project - Class 1 of 4

Today's lesson is about the story of the Odette Quilt, along with supply ideas and what you will learn.

The Odette Quilt Project - Class 2 of 4

The Odette Quilt Project - Class 2 of 4

It's time to really get started on the Odette Quilt, and Ricky is digging into the details. He'll talk about Kaye England's techniques and give you some advice to make it easy for you. Ricky is a great teacher, so even if you aren't making the quilt, you'll learn something new.

The Odette Quilt Project - Class 3 of 4

The Odette Quilt Project - Class 3 of 4

lesson is how to assemble the blocks using the sashing and borders. You will also find out about a special contest where Ricky will quilt your Odette quilt if you win. (Contest through 9/30/2025)

The Odette Quilt Project - Class 4 of 4

The Odette Quilt Project - Class 4 of 4

Ricky shows you his unique way of quilt marking and his use of special supplies to achieve a fantastic result for The Odette Quilt. Don't miss adding his techniques to your quilting tool belt.

The Odette Quilt Project - Class 1 of 4

Odette Quilt Fabric Requirements

The Odette Quilt Project - Class 1 of 4

Odette Traditional Cutting

The Odette Quilt Project - Class 1 of 4

Odette Sashing Border Set

The Odette Quilt Project - Class 1 of 4

Odette Traditional Cutting Countryside

The Odette Quilt Project - Class 1 of 4

Odette Quilting Designs

susan hilsenbeck
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I took a look at the 'Traditional Cutting' instructions and there appear to be mistakes in C1, F, FR and the G's -- which have the asterisks that are probably supposed to be on F and FR.

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Kathy
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Question - how do you baste your quilt? Thanks for letting me know. Beautiful project - many thanks.

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Giuliana Nakashima
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Just curious, but no mention has been made about the AccuQuilt Bob (block on board) die of the Odette block. I’m curious if it is the SAME size as these. Or if there is something different about it. No matter I’m enjoying watching how it’s put...

Just curious, but no mention has been made about the AccuQuilt Bob (block on board) die of the Odette block. I’m curious if it is the SAME size as these. Or if there is something different about it. No matter I’m enjoying watching how it’s put together.

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Kay Ahr
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Confused and cross-eyed here. I do have the book. Bought it in an LQS. Glad I drew the block into EQ. I'm making a test block by FPP. But first a nap!

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Carol Richards
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For those of us making the Countryside quilt kit, I just noticed that the center block is different than the other 4 blocks. The green and red fabrics have been switched. So only 16 red Gs will need to be cut (not 20), and you will need to cut 4...

For those of us making the Countryside quilt kit, I just noticed that the center block is different than the other 4 blocks. The green and red fabrics have been switched. So only 16 red Gs will need to be cut (not 20), and you will need to cut 4 green Gs for the center block. The B, F, D, and C1 will also need to be changed to the opposite fabrics found on the outer blocks.

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Jane Palmer
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I am an advanced quilter but I have to say, these directions are so confusing!!! Why can't there be templates included in the pattern so we can use peaky and spike rulers? I tried making one block and it just so frustrating!! So I'm giving up...

I am an advanced quilter but I have to say, these directions are so confusing!!! Why can't there be templates included in the pattern so we can use peaky and spike rulers? I tried making one block and it just so frustrating!! So I'm giving up and moving on. But c'mon, you could have made this so straight forward!! We all have a drawer full of rulers that will work on the project if we just had templates or exact directions. Moving onto something else...

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Marian Pierce    Jane Palmer
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I understand your frustration Jane. Not possessing the sold out Odette book for template pattern ((and using my own RT fabric) I tried numerous times to devise a template G that when sewn together would match the colors on the center block…kept...

I understand your frustration Jane. Not possessing the sold out Odette book for template pattern ((and using my own RT fabric) I tried numerous times to devise a template G that when sewn together would match the colors on the center block…kept failing with the template size, and the matching was always off or triangle points cut off!!! Fortunately today, (8/5) the Odette books are back in stock,??????, so thank you TQS for prompt attention! Maybe soon there will be a jpeg template G available with the 1”square so one will know if printers produce a perfect template!!!??

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Marian Pierce    Marian Pierce
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Btw, TQS comments don’s use emojis, as the ???? In my comment were hands clapping and fingers crossed….LOL

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geribear
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Is there a template for Pattern Piece G? Ricky refers to using a 3 1/2 inch strip to cut Peice G using the template.

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Carol Richards    geribear
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The template is on page 19 of the booklet, "Odette's Journey". We are using the 12"-G triangle as the template.

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Kay Ahr
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Great video! Thank you! I decided to draw the block into my quilt design software. Looks like I might be able to easily Foundation Paper Piece the block. (FPP is my favorite block construction method!) I can also audition fabrics. I'm...

Great video! Thank you! I decided to draw the block into my quilt design software. Looks like I might be able to easily Foundation Paper Piece the block. (FPP is my favorite block construction method!) I can also audition fabrics. I'm lovin' all the quilt options in the book too. This might be the perfect day to make a practice block!

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Jana Pratt
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Thank you for providing these lessons. I enjoyed today's presentation and I'm looking forward to Monday!

I am confused by the Traditional Cutting Instructions for the F and F(R). It says to cut the F and FR pieces 2 1/8" x 4 1/4".

But the...

Thank you for providing these lessons. I enjoyed today's presentation and I'm looking forward to Monday!

I am confused by the Traditional Cutting Instructions for the F and F(R). It says to cut the F and FR pieces 2 1/8" x 4 1/4".

But the asterisk states that 3 1/8" x 6 1/2" cut on the diagonal will yield two Fs and 2 FRs.

I will go back and cut my pieces while watching your instruction - but I remember being confused by this at the time.

Thanks for any enlightenment you can give me.

Jana

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