Quilt as you go without sashing tutorial

I came across this technique recently and I decided to give it a go. I have to say it’s probably the easiest QAYG technique I’ve tried so far. And it has lots of potential too. Learn QA…

This week we’ll assemble the blocks into a quilt top. Follow the instructions on page 23 of Turnabout Patchwork. Simple quilts with a twist to assemble the quilt top. Assembling the quilt top This QAY

Log cabin blocks can't be sashed if you want to make a traditional pattern. I choose the straight furrows pattern for this one. Here's the finished block- I added a free motion maple leaf in the center of the block, and used my walking foot to stitch-in-the-ditch around the logs. IMPORTANT TIP--- don't trim the backing and batting yet. You will need a little extra for the joins since there is no sashing. Step one- Put the 2 blocks front sides together. On the top block, fold back the backing…

I am posting a copy of the guest post I did with Marci on Lily's Quilts blog today: Today Leanne from she can quilt and Marci from Marci...

Welcome back to Pattern Poole TV! In this tutorial learn how to:1. TRIM YOUR BLOCKS TO FIT QUILT AS YOU GO SECTIONS!2. HOW TO DO THE 1 TO 3 METHOD OF QUILT A...

There are many ways to do quilt-as-you-go (QAYG). Many of the techniques use sashing to join the blocks. Learn quilt as you go without sashing This tutorial demonstrates how to join two blocks with…

This is my truly first QAYG tutorial to assemble a quilt without sashing. And I’ve tested it with my latest quilt and it works great! The video demonstrates block by block but you can do it s…

Learn how to quilt as you go (QAYG) with wide sashing. QAYG is a better way to quilt your sandwich on a small sewing machine. For this tutorial, sashing is 2...

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…

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…