Fun and done quilt as you go

Fun & Done Quilting is an easy quilt-as-you-go technique. Use the Batting Buddy for best results. Street Smart is one of 25 quilt patterns that can be made in Runner, Crib, Lap or Twin sizes.

Looking for an easy quilt-as-you-go joining method? This quilt as you go technique for joining rows or blocks is so easy and there's no sashing or hand sewing required! You can do this on a domestic machine, and it's a great QAYG technique to learn. Use this quilt as you go joining method to join jumbo log cabin quilts or large row or column based quilts. For this easy rainbow baby quilt pattern (no measuring required!) and to learn how to quilt as you go, head to scrapfabriclove.com now!

Do you love the idea of quilt-as-you-go but don't want to add strips between each block. Then this direct joining technique is for you! There are 3 key points to remember to make this easy to achieve 1. Several blocks can be joined into a strip of manageable size before quilting 2. Cut the backing & wadding at least 1" larger than the piece you are quilting i.e. 9 1/2" square block requires minimum of 10 1/2" squares of backing & wadding 3. When quilting you leave at least a 1" margin…

A beginner guide for starting with quilt-as-you-go. There are five FREE quilt-as-you-go tutorials as well as a FREE quilt-as-you-go pattern. This is the perfect blog post to learn what Quilt as You Go is and how to get started with the Quilt as You Go today!

Quilt as you go in sections to join a queen-sized quilt with no hand-sewing. Clever quilting means you can do this all on your machine.

OK, here I am and I'll try to make a little tutorial to show you how I asseble my finished blocks with the QAYG method. 1. Step Take two blocks. Be sure they are 5". 2. Step Cut two sashing strips, one 1" and one 1 1/4". 3. Step Add the 1 1/4" sashing to the back of your block pinning in place, then add the 1" sashing to the front of your block and pin in place. 4. Step Sew all this sandwich together using a 1/4" seam allowance. 5. Step Flip the front sashing and press, put the second block…

Funnily enough I have had 3 requests for help with quilt-as-you-go techniques via email & twitter this week! So I thought I would do a quick post outlining two different methods. This enables you to quilt blocks as you go along, and then put them all together at the end. It avoids the need to cram great big quilts through your sewing machine! The method you choose can be determined by the result you want to achieve: do you want sashing as part of the design or not! Whichever method you…

Step #behindtheseams with me and let’s make a flange binding on my new Home Town Holiday table runner! As many of you know I am all self taught, so I...

Feel like getting creative? Got a stash of fabric and some left over pieces of batting? Let’s face it: if you’re a quilter, who hasn’t? Well, it’s time to get those bits and pieces out of the cupboard and turn them into a fun, reversible quilt as you go scrap quilt!

The Quilt as You Go technique is a lot of fun. Whether you are trying it out for the first time or becoming pretty good at the method, it's something everyone can do.