Reversible quilt as you go

Tutorials - Reversible Quilt As You Go - Part 1 Step 1: Join 2 white 8 squares and 2 dark squares to make a 4 patch as in photo. Step 2: Fold block in half with right sides together. Machine stitch along short edges. Step 3: Bring the stitched sides together as in photo making sure the centre seams match.

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!

Reversible Quilt As You Go Quilt With Sashing - Easy to put together. Free quilting pattern with step-by-step video and written tutorial.

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!

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Just recently, we have started creating a series of 'quilt as you go quilt' (QAYG) block tutorials. These are super fun to make and personally, it's one of my favourite ways to make a quilt. So since we started adding the QAYG blocks, we have been getting numerous questions on how to join them together. So here we are with a tutorial on just how to do that. Keep in mind, that there are a few different ways to piece them together but in this tutorial, we are going to show you how to join them…

Make a strip quilt and quilt it as you go (QAYG) so by the time the quilt top is done, the back and quilting are done too, and you are ready for binding! This is another version of the same strip qui

Learn the steps to make reversible quilts on your own by following along with these instructional quilting video.

1853 Yale Engine Company fundraising quilt Contrary to popular belief, the quilt as you go method isn't new. As a of 2019, it's at least 166 years old and seems to have been a common practice even then. The Yale Engine Company quilt pictured above is made up of individual blocks that were appliquéd, backed, quilted and bound before being sewn together into rows. Today, these are referred to as Pot Holder quilts. Quilt-As-You-Go frames were sold in quilting magazines. The one above is from a…

Learn a super simple quilt as you go strip quilt project in this video from National Quilters Circle today!