Your tutorial rocks! I've been hunting for an easy to follow, and straight to the point video that would show me how to connect QAYG blocks, and a lot of the video tutorials out there were so sluggish and dragged on and on...I nearly fell asleep on them. But your video tutorial is exactly what I was looking for. So easy to follow, and painless to watch. Thank you for your help!
I can’t believe I found your video again after 7 years! I made one of these for my granddaughter and 7 years later I was beyond excited when I was visiting her to find that she still has it ❤️. I’m in the middle of a sewing funk and I’m going to dig out some Christmas fabric and make another one 😊
Thanks, from where I sit, a stash is a good thing! It doesn't go off, contains no sugar, fat or cholesterol and is full of fibre, it is positively good for you to have a stash!
My dear teacher, you are one of the people who make the world a better place! Thank you for sharing your wisdom in such a sweet kind manner. In every quilt I make I use some of your techniques. God bless!
I know that you have adoring fans world-wide. Now you have one more. I have been sewing all my life but am bran new to quilting. My first quilting attempt produced loads of mistakes and buckets of tears. Then I found you. Your videos have served both as information and inspiration. You are absolutely amazing! Your ability to teach, explain, show, and tell all at the same time is nothing short of awesome. Best of all, your real love for the art shows through in every frame. Thank you for your core mission of sharing the craft with those of us who need it most.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I carried 15 lap quilted squares around for about 25 years because I never knew how I was going to put them all together. When I saw your tutorial, the light bulb turned on and I successfully put together enough sampler quilt squares to make a quilt that graces the bottom of my guest bed...and it is something I'm proud of even though I was just learning. Is it perfect? Of course not...but it's a finished project and I'm proud to say it's mine and I have come so far since then. Again, I want to thank you for giving me the courage to put it all together. My husband always asked me why I continued to tote around a big bag full of quilt blocks...I always knew when the time was right, I'd know what to do. You provided that time! :)
LOL I almost have you beat I have been working on one for 30 years. I have the store receipt from when I bought the floss for the cross stitching part. Now hubby is gone I have so much time on my hands Was a joy to finish the stitching along with reliving the wonderful memories we had. Hoping it does not take me another 30 years now to finish the rest. I am using some of his shirts as the backing pieces.
Hola! Yo no he hecho mis bloques aún pero siempre me preguntaba ¿cómo unirlos? y eso me había detenido. Ahora sé como lo puedo hacer y al igual que usted estoy feliz!!!☺☺☺
Mil gracias!!! Una de mis dudas era como unir los bloques y gracias a usted ya puedo empezar mi colcha!!!👏👏👏👏💕💕💕 Excelente trabajo y me gusta la forma en que explica! Gracias por compartirlo.
@@shadesofidaho Only 30 years... I got 37 years - jeans and denim skirts I have been saving since the early 1980s to make a quilt, but how was I ever going to quilt the thing on my little, old 1970s Elna? I am now working my way through the stash and have quilted each piece to within a half-inch of its life and are used a red strip to bind it together and it looks amazing. This is a game changing, stash busting, frugal way to quilt! I am hooked. Oh, and the tutorial was really easy to follow! Thank you.
I have been sewing for over 55 years but I am now in the process of making my first big embroidery quilt. I could not have assembled the blocks ever without watching this video. And to be honest I had to watch it several times because the process seemed so complicated. Thank you very much for sharing your video and for your patient instructions. Now it seems like such a logical process. Many, many thanks!
I'm so glad I found you! As an 'older' quilter, who's fingers don't quite work like they used to, your tips and tricks have allowed me to keep going with my hobby! Thank you for all of your video's!
I have looked and looked and watched and watched but have done nothing but get more and more confused, UNTIL I found this video!! I knew there had to be an easier way than the overly complicated tutorials I was finding. This is THE way to join your blocks. You are the best Susan!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, it is very much appreciated. Your tutorials are so very well done and you explain things in a way that is simple to understand and straight forward.
Absolutely agree. I had given up hope after watching other tutes which were far from easily understood. Now that I have found this lady I can’t wait to see her other posts. But first; back to the Dresden Plates.
Thanks for the clear and concise instructions. Also, I love the vibrant and playful colors, as well as the originality you show in quilting the individual squares. Inspirational.
The joining of the QAYG blocks is brilliant! It is by far the best QAYG tutorial I have seen. Most other QAYG only quilt the top with the batting/wadding. This is definitely the way to go if you are making a Queen size or larger quilt.
I watched your video twice, sat down and put it together without ever needing to look back...this is the simplest way to handle large-small quilts! Thank you so much for the video.
You have given the best demonstration of joining quilt as you go blocks I have ever seen! I have seen plenty of videos demonstrating this, and have just never got it until now. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I usually hand sew and quilt which takes a very long time and I do enjoy it, but I thought it could be fun to get a quilt done quickly using this method. I've been trying to learn from videos and I've finally found the right one, THANKS AGAIN!!!
You are such a great teacher. I’m designing a Christmas Dresden Plate lap quilt for my daughter and just connected the first two squares. Perfect. So much better than wrestling a big bulky quilt under my little sewing machine. Win-win: The contrasting connecting stripe adds a lot to the design. Can’t thank you enough.
I want to thank you how detailed and accurately you explained in detail how to put my quilted squares together. I looked and looked and couldn’t find a video that gave me the confidence to actually put the squares together. It’s been months and now I have done it with your excellent tutorial. Thank you for taking the time to show me and all the quilters out there. Janet from Oregon, USA
I'm another newbe who wondered how she was going to assemble a largish quilt. Thank you very much for clear and concise instructions, I am absolutely delighted that I can now finish my first quilt, thank you once more.
Thank goodness this is still up after nine years! Excellent tutorial. Thanks so much for the clear explanation. I was struggling with QAYG until I stumbled upon this.
back again, for a refresher to YOUR method. So many ideas from many quilters. I've used this technique for MANY QAYG string quilts. You do a GREAT job in your presentation. Thank you again, over the years, for clear demo.
Oh my goodness. I almost gave up on quilting as i dont have a specific quilting machine and i found working with very large items and trying to free motion any whole quilts impossible. NEVER AGAIN. QAYG just made sense. This method is a game changer for me so thank you so much.
OMG I absolutely love this technique and your fabric choices. I have been addicted to your channel ever since I discovered you. Your accent is very soothing as you sound just like me mum who passed away this summer. Thank you for all you do and for making these wonderful quilting videos.
I've watched several videos using the same technique, but for some reason, yours is the one that clicked for me. It just made sense. Thank you for posting it.
I was recently inspired by a reversible stained glass denim quilt that the only notes say was done quilt as you go. Now I can make one thanks to this outstanding video.
Thank you so much for this post. This is a genius way to join the blocks together. I used to get on the floor to put the layers of my quilt together but am no longer able to get back up. It has been so long since I have made anything. Now my thoughts are racing at with possibilities. Again, thank you!
Many thx. I love the way you demonstrated quilt as you go with strips. You made it look so uncomplicated. I tried it on a baby quilt about a year ago..was so proud of myself.. so thx to you again.. So talented. God Bless .
A huge THANK YOU Susan Claire, have just finished a quilt using your method of quilt as you go. This is an amazing way to put together a quilt particularly when there is limited work space. Thank you, Sue 💕
I am so excited by your video! I inherited about 20 gorgeous hand embroidered and quilted blocks a while back and had no idea what to do with them. The lady who made them is gone now but would be so happy to know that all of her hard work is indeed, going to result in a beautiful quilt, thanks to your video. Thank you so much.
Thank you so very much for this tutorial!!!!!! I am a beginner and I want to make my grands ( 4 weeks old and 1 due in June) each a quilt. This tutorial helps so much!!!!!!!!!!
I really enjoyed your description of joining the blocks together. I have seen other people but you made it mor e interesting and simplified the process
I think this is a very clever technique for joining QAYG blocks, I've always wondered how to get it to lay flat. I adore the brightly coloured fabrics you use in all of your tutorials Susan, they just add to the inspiration of it all. Thank you for all of your extra explanations, such as reversing the method of attaching the 'sashing' strips on top and bottom if you wish to finish the folded 'sash' by hand, to do it on the back of the quilt. Those extra tidbits show what an expert you truly are!
Wow!! Your video was concise and easy to follow. I have watched a number of them and there are different ways but this one was wonderful!! Thank you so much for explaining this in a no-nonsense way. I have 4 quilt tops I made YEARS ago and wanted to quilt them on my embroidery machine. It isn't big enough but I can quilt my blocks that I have made for a snowman quilt this way and I am thrilled that I can save this and watch it. Kudos!!!
Love this!! So easy and easy to understand!! I especially loved when she said if it were going to be hand quilting it would never get finished. HAND is a 4-letter word after all.
Thank you so much, I know this video is old but I keep watching it to remind me on how to join mym blocks, for me it does not get old, it's the best tutorial Iv'e seen.
A 10-year-old from my Sunday school class asked me to teach her some quilting methods. You inspire me to teach this method that you use. Thank you from Minnesota.
WOW! This is great! A friend asked me to enlarge a crib blanket to a twin size and I've been wondering how to put the pieces together. THis will work! THanks so much for taking the time to create this video and your willingness to teach others. Much appreciated!
I quit quilting a few years ago because it was to hard to finish my quilts thanks for giving me an alternative. Now I just need to get back to it!!! TFS
Thank you, so pleased you have got it now! Well done! I quilt right to the edge, because the edges are all covered it works well. I think the idea of leaving an inch or so unquilted is so that the layers can be joined separately etc, but this way it helps to have it quilted to the edges.
I've wanted to try quilt-as-you-go for years, but the joining-up videos I've seen go out of their way to make the process SOOOOO complicated! HOWEVER, your wonderful video demonstrates a no-nonsense/no-fuss process that is easy to understand, and hopefully easy to emulate! 😊 At long last, I may be able to try my hand at free-motion quilting on a small scale to get good practice, and still have a useable larger quilt to enjoy when all is said and done! Thank you so much, from Virginia USA! And oh, your quilt looks fabulous!!! 🇺🇸😺💕🐾
Wish I had seen this video before I started to put my quilt as you go quilt together and have struggled to make it look half way decent. Now I know what to do I will make another. By the way I love you quilt it is so colouful and cheery.
I finished that baby quilt to a twin sized quilt! You're techniques worked well! I just changed the back stripe to 1.25" and the top to 2.25 to go with my walking foot better. I first preshrunk all the material and I choose a poly batting. I Had to redo the first piece because it was thinner than the original... The clerk at the fabric store thought she reccommended the right batting... Oh well. I was able to fix it with another bag of batting and two more layers. I just used my walking foot to quilt the sections in a gentle wave pattern. Looks beautiful! Thanks so much for creating this video!
Just watched , so organised and clear , ( unlike some tutors who start filming with wrong glasses and needles) you have inspired me to start quilting again , many thanks , christine England , xxxx
Thank you so very much!!! I have tried different ways of doing quilt as you go, but your way is the best!!! I just tried it today for the first time and will only do it your way from now on. Thanks for sharing.
Hey Susan! Just wanted you to know how helpful your method of joining quilted squares together was for me. I made a Christmas quilt with 12 squares that were 14.5" finished. The blocks are hand applique with lots going on. I needed to quilt them individually and then the quilt was already large for any of my walls. This method allowed me to show separation of my blocks without adding size. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I am new to quilting and just finished a quilt-as-you-go baby blanket that turned out way too small. Your video was the best I could find on how to add panels to my project to make it larger. Appreciate you SO much!
I have watched many MANY QAYG tutorials....I have to say that yours is the very best....the easiest to understand and to follow!! Thank you for being so precise and not rushing.....this is perfect!
This a great video. I've used it to make a queen sized quilt and a lap quilt and am currently working on another queen sized one for my son's bed. Nce I got the technique down it went so fast. Thank you so much for doing this video. By the way, I rewatch it before starting another one so I get it right without guessing!
I do thank you so much for sharing your expertise on your videos. I want to make one of these... and I WOULD have never thought of this. You make quilting life better!!
Wow. I had this in segments mentally but could not think of how the whole thing came together. Thank you so much and yes the web is a grand informational place to have at our fingertips.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I've been searching for just the right method to join the blocks that I've made and you have provided it! Bless you!
I’m glad I found this tutorial. Now I can put my blocks together easily!!!
Your tutorial rocks! I've been hunting for an easy to follow, and straight to the point video that would show me how to connect QAYG blocks, and a lot of the video tutorials out there were so sluggish and dragged on and on...I nearly fell asleep on them. But your video tutorial is exactly what I was looking for. So easy to follow, and painless to watch. Thank you for your help!
I can’t believe I found your video again after 7 years! I made one of these for my granddaughter and 7 years later I was beyond excited when I was visiting her to find that she still has it ❤️.
I’m in the middle of a sewing funk and I’m going to dig out some Christmas fabric and make another one 😊
Hi, so pleased you found it again! I look forward to seeing your Christmas fabric quilt.
Thanks, from where I sit, a stash is a good thing! It doesn't go off, contains no sugar, fat or cholesterol and is full of fibre, it is positively good for you to have a stash!
My dear teacher, you are one of the people who make the world a better place! Thank you for sharing your wisdom in such a sweet kind manner. In every quilt I make I use some of your techniques. God bless!
I know that you have adoring fans world-wide. Now you have one more. I have been sewing all my life but am bran new to quilting. My first quilting attempt produced loads of mistakes and buckets of tears. Then I found you. Your videos have served both as information and inspiration. You are absolutely amazing! Your ability to teach, explain, show, and tell all at the same time is nothing short of awesome. Best of all, your real love for the art shows through in every frame. Thank you for your core mission of sharing the craft with those of us who need it most.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I carried 15 lap quilted squares around for about 25 years because I never knew how I was going to put them all together. When I saw your tutorial, the light bulb turned on and I successfully put together enough sampler quilt squares to make a quilt that graces the bottom of my guest bed...and it is something I'm proud of even though I was just learning. Is it perfect? Of course not...but it's a finished project and I'm proud to say it's mine and I have come so far since then. Again, I want to thank you for giving me the courage to put it all together. My husband always asked me why I continued to tote around a big bag full of quilt blocks...I always knew when the time was right, I'd know what to do. You provided that time! :)
LOL I almost have you beat I have been working on one for 30 years. I have the store receipt from when I bought the floss for the cross stitching part. Now hubby is gone I have so much time on my hands Was a joy to finish the stitching along with reliving the wonderful memories we had. Hoping it does not take me another 30 years now to finish the rest. I am using some of his shirts as the backing pieces.
Hola! Yo no he hecho mis bloques aún pero siempre me preguntaba ¿cómo unirlos? y eso me había detenido. Ahora sé como lo puedo hacer y al igual que usted estoy feliz!!!☺☺☺
Mil gracias!!! Una de mis dudas era como unir los bloques y gracias a usted ya puedo empezar mi colcha!!!👏👏👏👏💕💕💕 Excelente trabajo y me gusta la forma en que explica! Gracias por compartirlo.
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@@shadesofidaho Only 30 years... I got 37 years - jeans and denim skirts I have been saving since the early 1980s to make a quilt, but how was I ever going to quilt the thing on my little, old 1970s Elna? I am now working my way through the stash and have quilted each piece to within a half-inch of its life and are used a red strip to bind it together and it looks amazing. This is a game changing, stash busting, frugal way to quilt! I am hooked. Oh, and the tutorial was really easy to follow! Thank you.
You have an artist's eye when it comes to selecting colors that look beautiful together. Excellent instructions.
I have been sewing for over 55 years but I am now in the process of making my first big embroidery quilt. I could not have assembled the blocks ever without watching this video. And to be honest I had to watch it several times because the process seemed so complicated. Thank you very much for sharing your video and for your patient instructions. Now it seems like such a logical process. Many, many thanks!
I'm so glad I found you! As an 'older' quilter, who's fingers don't quite work like they used to, your tips and tricks have allowed me to keep going with my hobby! Thank you for all of your video's!
THANK YOU I tried it, works great
Did use a walking foot. Looks great. You are a great teacher enjoy watching.👍🙂
I have looked and looked and watched and watched but have done nothing but get more and more confused, UNTIL I found this video!! I knew there had to be an easier way than the overly complicated tutorials I was finding. This is THE way to join your blocks. You are the best Susan!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, it is very much appreciated. Your tutorials are so very well done and you explain things in a way that is simple to understand and straight forward.
I felt the same way looked and looked and confused till I watched this video. Your the best Susan..
Thank you Thank you Susan
A mí me pasaba lo mismo!!! Estoy feliz!!!🎶🎶🎶🙌
Absolutely agree. I had given up hope after watching other tutes which were far from easily understood. Now that I have found this lady I can’t wait to see her other posts.
But first; back to the Dresden Plates.
Thanks for the clear and concise instructions. Also, I love the vibrant and playful colors, as well as the originality you show in quilting the individual squares. Inspirational.
What a wonderful tutorial. Precise, clear instructions. Everything I needed to know in one easy lesson. Thank you.
The joining of the QAYG blocks is brilliant! It is by far the best QAYG tutorial I have seen. Most other QAYG only quilt the top with the batting/wadding. This is definitely the way to go if you are making a Queen size or larger quilt.
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I can not believe I see people who unlike this. I am in love with this quite. You have done beautiful job with it. Thank you so much for sharing!
I watched your video twice, sat down and put it together without ever needing to look back...this is the simplest way to handle large-small quilts! Thank you so much for the video.
Thanks so much. I could not imagine how to do this, and you have explained it with demonstrations that make perfect sense!
This is the simplest video I have seen for showing how to do this technique.I think it’s time for me to try it.Thank you for showing this so simply.
You have given the best demonstration of joining quilt as you go blocks I have ever seen! I have seen plenty of videos demonstrating this, and have just never got it until now. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I usually hand sew and quilt which takes a very long time and I do enjoy it, but I thought it could be fun to get a quilt done quickly using this method. I've been trying to learn from videos and I've finally found the right one, THANKS AGAIN!!!
You are such a great teacher.
I’m designing a Christmas Dresden Plate lap quilt for my daughter and just connected the first two squares. Perfect.
So much better than wrestling a big bulky quilt under my little sewing machine. Win-win: The contrasting connecting stripe adds a lot to the design.
Can’t thank you enough.
I want to thank you how detailed and accurately you explained in detail how to put my quilted squares together. I looked and looked and couldn’t find a video that gave me the confidence to actually put the squares together. It’s been months and now I have done it with your excellent tutorial. Thank you for taking the time to show me and all the quilters out there.
Janet from Oregon, USA
I'm another newbe who wondered how she was going to assemble a largish quilt. Thank you very much for clear and concise instructions, I am absolutely delighted that I can now finish my first quilt, thank you once more.
It's lovely! So cozy looking - I really like the backing, that little stripe adds even MORE to it.
Thank goodness this is still up after nine years! Excellent tutorial. Thanks so much for the clear explanation. I was struggling with QAYG until I stumbled upon this.
Thank you...you are a wonderful teacher! I am a very visual learner and your videos are helping me tremendously!
I’ve watched this several times & your tutorial to join QAYG is my favorite!!! Thank you!!!
This is SOOOO helpful and well explained to help me finish the quilt I'm making for my granddaughter's double-digit birthday!! Thank you so, so much!!
back again, for a refresher to YOUR method. So many ideas from many quilters. I've used this technique for MANY QAYG string quilts. You do a GREAT job in your presentation. Thank you again, over the years, for clear demo.
Prelep pacvork i sada pokusavam da naucim od vas. Hvala vam puno na ovom bloku. Patchwork team.
Oh my goodness. I almost gave up on quilting as i dont have a specific quilting machine and i found working with very large items and trying to free motion any whole quilts impossible. NEVER AGAIN. QAYG just made sense. This method is a game changer for me so thank you so much.
Great instructions! Concise, no-nonsense, clear… Thanks!
Never tried this method of quilting before but thank you for such a good, clear video showing how to join my blocks.
OMG I absolutely love this technique and your fabric choices. I have been addicted to your channel ever since I discovered you. Your accent is very soothing as you sound just like me mum who passed away this summer. Thank you for all you do and for making these wonderful quilting videos.
Just rewatched this video. You are a great teacher, nice & clear and well illustrated. Think this will save my dodgy arms and hands 😉
I've watched several videos using the same technique, but for some reason, yours is the one that clicked for me. It just made sense. Thank you for posting it.
I was recently inspired by a reversible stained glass denim quilt that the only notes say was done quilt as you go. Now I can make one thanks to this outstanding video.
Thank you so much for this post. This is a genius way to join the blocks together. I used to get on the floor to put the layers of my quilt together but am no longer able to get back up. It has been so long since I have made anything. Now my thoughts are racing at with possibilities. Again, thank you!
I love this quilting method. I made a queen sized one and it turned out great. Thank you.
Many thx. I love the way you demonstrated quilt as you go with strips. You made it look so uncomplicated. I tried it on a baby quilt about a year ago..was so proud of myself.. so thx to you again..
So talented. God Bless
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Brilliant. I love your choice of colors, front and back.
Absolutely love this idea to do each square as you go
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Best "Quilt as you Go" tutorial I've seen yet. Thank you.
A huge THANK YOU Susan Claire, have just finished a quilt using your method of quilt as you go. This is an amazing way to put together a quilt particularly when there is limited work space. Thank you, Sue 💕
What a wonderful way to you up those small amounts of left over batting, thanks for tip!
I am so excited by your video! I inherited about 20 gorgeous hand embroidered and quilted blocks a while back and had no idea what to do with them. The lady who made them is gone now but would be so happy to know that all of her hard work is indeed, going to result in a beautiful quilt, thanks to your video. Thank you so much.
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Thank you so very much for this tutorial!!!!!! I am a beginner and I want to make my grands ( 4 weeks old and 1 due in June) each a quilt. This tutorial helps so much!!!!!!!!!!
I really enjoyed your description of joining the blocks together. I have seen other people but you made it mor e interesting and simplified the process
I love this video. I come back to it every time I need to put my block together. 💜
I think this is a very clever technique for joining QAYG blocks, I've always wondered how to get it to lay flat. I adore the brightly coloured fabrics you use in all of your tutorials Susan, they just add to the inspiration of it all. Thank you for all of your extra explanations, such as reversing the method of attaching the 'sashing' strips on top and bottom if you wish to finish the folded 'sash' by hand, to do it on the back of the quilt. Those extra tidbits show what an expert you truly are!
I admire you! All you do is so perfect. I love you and wish you stay a long time with us on youtube!
Hi Nicole
Such a beautiful, colourful quilt!!
I LOVE IT I REFER TO YOUR VIDEOS OVER AND OVER AGAIN
Your tutorials are the best I've seen on how to join quilt as you go squares. I have become a great fan of yours. Hi from SW Florida!
Wow!! Your video was concise and easy to follow. I have watched a number of them and there are different ways but this one was wonderful!! Thank you so much for explaining this in a no-nonsense way. I have 4 quilt tops I made YEARS ago and wanted to quilt them on my embroidery machine. It isn't big enough but I can quilt my blocks that I have made for a snowman quilt this way and I am thrilled that I can save this and watch it. Kudos!!!
I have my blocks made and quilted. So happy to see how to put it together. Thank you for explaining to make it easier to finish my quilt.
Well-explained! Great job of graphically describing how to put the "quilt as you go" squares together! Thanks!
I keep watching over and over. Thank you so much
Love this!! So easy and easy to understand!! I especially loved when she said if it were going to be hand quilting it would never get finished. HAND is a 4-letter word after all.
Lovely quilt and great tutorial. Very well explained. Very helpful. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much, I know this video is old but I keep watching it to remind me on how to join mym blocks, for me it does not get old, it's the best tutorial Iv'e seen.
Finally a quyg block attachment I believe I can do! Very new to quilting so thank you
Absolutely love this quilt! By far the best demo I've seen. Thank you.
I'm with you about hand sewing would never get done! Thank you for this tutorial!
A 10-year-old from my Sunday school class asked me to teach her some quilting methods. You inspire me to teach this method that you use. Thank you from Minnesota.
Hi Nancy
I have never been able to quilt a quilt as easy as this!! Thank you so uch for making this. I just love you for it🥰
WOW! This is great! A friend asked me to enlarge a crib blanket to a twin size and I've been wondering how to put the pieces together. THis will work! THanks so much for taking the time to create this video and your willingness to teach others. Much appreciated!
Great video! I've always been overwhelmed by the thought of quilting a big quilt, but now I can quilt as I go!
I quit quilting a few years ago because it was to hard to finish my quilts thanks for giving me an alternative. Now I just need to get back to it!!! TFS
Hi how are you doing my friend
This is still one of the best quilt as you go examples, tutorial, and techniques I've seen. Thanks so much for sharing it with us:-)
Thank you, so pleased you have got it now! Well done! I quilt right to the edge, because the edges are all covered it works well. I think the idea of leaving an inch or so unquilted is so that the layers can be joined separately etc, but this way it helps to have it quilted to the edges.
I've wanted to try quilt-as-you-go for years, but the joining-up videos I've seen go out of their way to make the process SOOOOO complicated! HOWEVER, your wonderful video demonstrates a no-nonsense/no-fuss process that is easy to understand, and hopefully easy to emulate! 😊 At long last, I may be able to try my hand at free-motion quilting on a small scale to get good practice, and still have a useable larger quilt to enjoy when all is said and done! Thank you so much, from Virginia USA! And oh, your quilt looks fabulous!!! 🇺🇸😺💕🐾
My quilt center is done - looks great, and next I am preparing for the border. So far, so good! Thank you, Susan.
I love this idea! GREAT way to join the blocks as you go, and beautiful too!
Always a pleasure watching you and listening to your tutorials. Thanks so much
Wish I had seen this video before I started to put my quilt as you go quilt together and have struggled to make it look half way decent. Now I know what to do I will make another. By the way I love you quilt it is so colouful and cheery.
Brilliant! This is the cure for me since the throat of my machine is too small for a half a quilt to fit in! I love your videos!
I just finished my first quilt as you go quilt. I am hooked!! Love everything about the process verses the traditional way. Thanks for the video.
I love making quilts...I HATE PUTTING THE BACKS ON......THIS IDEA IS GENIUS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You're welcome, look forward to seeing some of your projects!
Brilliant! Thank you so much. This is exactly what I hoped to find when I set out to make a very special blanket!
Thank you very much. Now i understood and will try. I have 20 blocks to quilt as i go. Have a nice weekend Ms Susan Clair
I've been worrying how to join my squares, the tutorial explains it very clearly and now I can't wait to try it!
I finished that baby quilt to a twin sized quilt! You're techniques worked well! I just changed the back stripe to 1.25" and the top to 2.25 to go with my walking foot better. I first preshrunk all the material and I choose a poly batting. I Had to redo the first piece because it was thinner than the original... The clerk at the fabric store thought she reccommended the right batting... Oh well. I was able to fix it with another bag of batting and two more layers. I just used my walking foot to quilt the sections in a gentle wave pattern. Looks beautiful!
Thanks so much for creating this video!
Just watched , so organised and clear , ( unlike some tutors who start filming with wrong glasses and needles) you have inspired me to start quilting again , many thanks , christine England , xxxx
I LOVE this!!!!!!!!!! I like this method with the strips much better than using the backing to join. And I love the fabric choices!!!!!
Thank you so very much!!! I have tried different ways of doing quilt as you go, but your way is the best!!! I just tried it today for the first time and will only do it your way from now on. Thanks for sharing.
I always wondered how to finish a quilt as you go quilt! Thank you...wonderful video with clear instructions! I can't wait to try it!
I love watching your demonstrations. There is always something to learn!
Hey Susan! Just wanted you to know how helpful your method of joining quilted squares together was for me. I made a Christmas quilt with 12 squares that were 14.5" finished. The blocks are hand applique with lots going on. I needed to quilt them individually and then the quilt was already large for any of my walls. This method allowed me to show separation of my blocks without adding size. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I am new to quilting and just finished a quilt-as-you-go baby blanket that turned out way too small. Your video was the best I could find on how to add panels to my project to make it larger. Appreciate you SO much!
JUST WHAT I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR! GOD BLESS YOU! YOU ARE GREAT!
I have watched many MANY QAYG tutorials....I have to say that yours is the very best....the easiest to understand and to follow!! Thank you for being so precise and not rushing.....this is perfect!
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What a lovely idea, and so bright and cheerful!!!!! Love your tutorials, thank so very much.
Thank you so much for sharing this. This is the best tutorial on joining QAYG squares that I've seen.
This a great video. I've used it to make a queen sized quilt and a lap quilt and am currently working on another queen sized one for my son's bed. Nce I got the technique down it went so fast. Thank you so much for doing this video. By the way, I rewatch it before starting another one so I get it right without guessing!
I do thank you so much for sharing your expertise on your videos. I want to make one of these... and I WOULD have never thought of this. You make quilting life better!!
I have watched several quilt as you go videos and yours was by far the easiest one for me to understand. thank you so much!
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Wow. I had this in segments mentally but could not think of how the whole thing came together. Thank you so much and yes the web is a grand informational place to have at our fingertips.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I've been searching for just the right method to join the blocks that I've made and you have provided it! Bless you!