How to make a Quilt as you Go block with strips - Quilting Tips & Techniques 071
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มี.ค. 2013
- This videos shows a method of making a Quilt as you Go block using a variety of widths of fabric strips, great for using up strips and batting.
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Nice production of my favorite type of scrap or string quilts. Thank you again.
I really enjoy your method of teaching! I have been searching for a good QAYG tutorial that is no nonsense, and this is it! No hand sewing!
Thanks so much. There is a playlist of the whole quilt process here if it interests you: th-cam.com/play/PLKD3aI6slff-7QIng3U3Nn8Ikmr7dQvWU.html
@@GourmetQuilter thank you!
I’m a novice sewer and can’t take any classes since I live in the boonies. Your videos are the only ones that really come across well to me. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you for sharing your time.
I love all your tutorials.
I was watching different videos for beginning quilters and found yours..I find watching you calming and the fear of quilting is beggining to fade! Thank you so much. Can't wait for the next step!
There is nothing I don't like about your method. I love to listen to you talk, I love to see you sew, cut, just everything. I have learned so much from you. Thank you so very much. Your accent is just superb!!! ♥
Lovely explanation! Love your tutorials!
That was beautifully shown, clearly and straight forward. You have inspired me and I will definitely be making one. ⭐️
You made my day I couldnt figure out what to do with pieces of batting and also wanted to do this. So thank you
Love this technique of using left over strips, sewing and quilting all at the same time! What a time saver! (I did a strip quilt block, sewed them all together and now I still have to sandwich, quilt and bind.) I can't wait to get some more left over strips and try this method.
Thanks for watching....patience!!! the joining up info is coming in another video soon!
Out of all the QAYG tutorials I have watched (and I’ve watched a lot) I find yours looks the easiest. Thank you Susan, you make it sound/look so easy. I’ve made one QAYG cot quilt for my granddaughter without sashing and have one ready to put together and will use your sashing joining method for this one. Thanks again 😊🤩💗
Thanks so much, am looking forward to seeing what people are doing with this information sometime!
Such a great way to make a quilt when you put the borders on and realise you have already quilted it!!
Thank you for this video! I just got tapped for a quilt for a raffle. Someone told me about these strip, quilt as you go pieces, but I couldn't visualize it. Now it's perfectly clear. I think I can create something fun, adorable, QUICK, and inexpensive as heaven knows my "strip scraps" bin is overflowing!
I am enjoying your series of quilt as you go. I have not done any yet, but you give such great directions, I am hoping to get some done shortly. Thank you!
Hello, and thank you! So pleased the videos are helping you, nothing to be afraid of, quilting is sooo delicius!
Thanks for watching, and so pleased you love the accent, makes it easier for you to watch!! Yes, it is always a good idea to use what you have, sometimes with a little addition here and there!!
Thank you again. I am having a uTube class with you this Saturday morning.
Thanks for this quick and easy little block. I appreciate your videos. Your directions are very clear. I also have used the one about joining QAYG blocks. I just made this one out of scraps. Great idea!
I just found your videos. Thank you for posting your methods on "quilt as you go" - I was trying to figure it out, but it just did not click. You videos are wonderful! I look forward to your future tutorials.
I just found you also. Love your teaching method. Very precise and you make it all seem possible for me to accomplish a lot of different quilts using up the material that I already have in my stash. Thank you. oh I love your accent
Hola hermosos trabajos me encantaron estoy tratando de de aprender ya e echo alguno en agarra ollas saludos desde Colombia 🙋
I love this quilt and love your fabric choice! Thanks!
I just finished my first quilt as you go, following your video, it was so helpful, thank you
Thank you for your tutorial. It's very clearly explained & video is excellent. Love your quilt, it's beautiful & bright.
Love your videos , I finally made this ( one block ) and I love the look of it! thanks
You are going to be soooo busy! Thanks.
Wonderful video. Cannot wait to get my scaps out and try this. Thank you
i just found you! you explain things so clearly, impressive quilt as you go technique
Thanks for watching. The batting I have used in the video is a synthetic lightweight batting, but any batting can be used although fairly flat batting is helpful as the fabric will sit better as you sew it.
Will be looking forward to it!!!! Thank You!
great idea! would have never thought to do it that way! great video! thank you! :)
Thanks for watching, glad to be able to help!
Thanks for watching, hope your project is coming along nicely by now!
Thanks for watching. Rotary mats that size are readily available as far as I know. I am in New Zealand.
I will show you a way to join the blocks soon in another video, no raw edges! Thanks for watching.
Thank you I did one it was great thank you
All your videos are excellent. You have been a big help to me!! Thank you :-)
ty love the videos
You're welcome, thanks for watching.
great tutorial!! But one question, how do you join the blocks together so hat their isn't a seam showing on the back like a rag quilt??
I really want to do this because I want to quilt my quilts and I've not yet had the nerves to quilt a big one all at once. is there any differences between the way they wear or feel?
My granddaughter wants a flannel backing. Should I prewash the flannel before cutting into squares?
My mother made her quilts with a thick batting and then it was sewn by hand. It must have been a lot of work. Do you think that it can be done with a thick batting and then hand sewn these days? Does it take a special sewing machine foot to stitch the batting in place? I have never made a quilt, but I would like to try it.
I was wondering if we need to alternate direction when sewing the strips on so that it does not distort the square? I don't have a dual-feed foot.
Love this technique. done it several times
Those blocks are nice... now that you have them... how do you join them together???
Spyder Quilt There are a total of four videos in this little Quilt As You Go “series” that answer your question and many others.
do u keep pieces that u cut off
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Hi Clare, I made a bag using your 'Quilt as you Go' block method, and I'm very pleased with it. I'd like to send you a photo of it. Please let me know how I could do it, 'cos I really would like you to see!! I tried to send you by email, but failed.
Thanks a lot for ALL your videos.
what kind of batting you use?
Where did you get a rotary mat that large ?! I noticed your accent, where are you from ?
Do you wash fabrics before quilting?
Pam Shafer I don’’t believe that she does, and I know the quilt fabric manufacturers do NOT recommend pre-washing.
Has anyone tried this with a large quilt, like a queen size?
Dear,I just LOVE your videos, but that ring look painfully tight. :(