Love your quilt ! Such an amazing complementary colour palette ! I make my quilts similar to you ie I finish 5 top strips complete with block borders. My big difference is I keep the backing in one piece. I start by placing the centre strip (your strip 3) and it's batting in it's correct location then safety pin it down. I use my walking foot, then blanket stitch stitches on the largest setting and sew several undulating snake like sweeping lines longways across my long quilt top from short edge to short edge to join my "sandwich" ensuring I don't sew within an inch of the long side edges at this stage. When I'm happy Row 3 is suitably sewn down, I lay out the batting for my next row No 4 (usually work towards the right). Then place face down row 4 on top of the row you have quilted (No 3), using your existing row edge as a guide (no need to pin yet), using straight stitches sew quarter in Row 4 along the edge ensuring the batting overlaps neatly underneath so that these joining seams secure the batting and the quilt top edges. Then flip Row 4 over to the correct side, smooth, flattern and pin, but only snake sew about 4 inches from this joining seam to ensure you can completely flatten as you go all the parts of your sandwich as yet not sew down, getting no tucks or creases on the backing. Only smooth and pin the space between your length-wise rows to ensure you always have acess to the betting and backing to smooth and flattern as you go all the time; keep quilting pattern rows about 4 inches apart (about a palm width, which is what I would use to guide my fabric anyway). Snake sew several more seams down the length. Again not sewing right to the edge. Join section 5 in the same way. As you now have half the quilt sandwich stitched down you can do the same snake across-ways. I also use the same snake wavy seams to criss-cross and make double-helix shapes (you could use your favourite pattern). Then turn the quilt and finish joining the remaining strip rows away from your centre strip across the rest of the backing ie sewing Row No 2, then Row No 1. You only have to get half a quilt into the sewing machine throat at any time max. All my quilts are on my FB in my same name as YT. I have tried all the methods, and for me this works best, is easiest and most enjoyable to do for excellent results with a home sewing machine (a nice Janome semi computerized/semi industrial I have to say). I'm nearly 66, I've made 78 quilts in 2 years and am just about to make No 79. This method probably has a name, but I don't know it, and discovered it through trial and error.
@@ScrapFabricLove I already cut out many orange peels ready to make your quilt ! Quick guide to my quilt 1. Make the quilt top just like you did in 5 strips/rows. 2. Cut each row of batting slightly larger than it's row. 3. Place the middle row only (Row 3) across the centre of the uncut backing. I start my quilting stitches straight away along the long centre line of the row in a snaking undulating blanket stitch to secure my sandwich. You are a smart cookie, so feel sure you will have no difficulty doing it once you can fathom my method. Good luck! Be interested to see if you do a vid about it. Best wishes
The most wonderful thing about this video is that you spent heaps of your time to actually show how you achieved this, making it easy for others to know anything is doable. You were informative as you went along and it was amazing to watch you bring it all together. Well done you. So many qayg tutorials and many just show a block or two and say.... And you just repeat this process joining as you go. But my oh my when it comes to an enormous quilt its not that simple. Great to see unedited real life peoples doing real life sewing. Fabulous darling fabulous. London lass.
I use the qayg method in a lot of different ways and have done for years before it actually became a thing, I have dyslexia and find it extremely difficult to process information and used to beat myself up why I can't do a great deal of things even when watching. For me it's like trying to do it in a mirror kack handed tbh. I just wing it mostly and my daughter says it's always the best work. I've always used claped out machines that are on the way to sewing machine heaven and it's called vintage apparently. I think if I got caught by the quilting police I'd be shot. Lol. I can't explain most of what and how I do what I do but it turns out well and has lots of complements. I go out of my way to find an alternative to the complicated. Lol again. Keep up the good work and failures to show us all how things go wrong because they do to all of so often. .
@debzl8990 I like your style! Finding your own way is a skill that often isn’t appreciated. I’m not dyslexic but I often don’t gel with the way others do things. Sometimes it probably looks like I’m taking the long way around to things but it makes more sense to me if not to everyone else. I love that you can make the best of worn out machines and find your own way to get things done. Happy Quilting!
I did a similar quilt as you go for my first large quilt, except I went along the length if the columns with wavy lines, leaving two inches all the way around each column that was not quilted and I did quilt with the backing on. Then I carefully stitched the front of two columns together, then joined the batting and then folded the backing under carefully and hand stocked the backing together followed up by stitch in the ditch. I decided I liked the look of the two inches all The way round without any quilting. It turned out pretty well and would do it again if the quilt would allow me do so. I ended up choosing this method as I had an old sewing machine on its last legs with little throat space to maneuver a queen size quilt through. Needs must and it worked.
I’ve been making strip quilts for years, but never like this! Such a great idea for all my scrap fabric! Love the double orange peel design! It’s beautiful! 😊❤😊
I absolutely love this quilt. It’s so bright and happy, and the crumb petals really give it that extra spark. Honestly, this is one of my favorite quilts I’ve seen in a very long time. I may have to start collecting denim scraps.
Fantastic. This is what I call REAL quilty. Not everybody including me has fancy sewing rooms with large tables to use. I've used the floor too to spread out the layers. And not everybody has a longarm either.
Oh I know! I have a lot of fancy stuff now but I totally get not everybody does! Also I’ve now crammed so much into my sewing room I struggle for the floor space to lay anything out properly 😂!
Like so many of the comments, I agree this is stunning, now on a to-do list.. which just keeps getting longer!! Thankyou so much for your neat video. Really enjoying watching while I quilt..
❤ I can’t stop making these blocks, but now I need to stop! Looking forward to putting mine together. If my quilt top is too big I will maybe make placemats, or a runner or a table topper, whose knows.
This is sewwww pretty, I'm not a fan of orange peels BUT I love this and definitely adding to my list of many🤭🤭🤭 I'm a scrappy girl and the scrappy peels are awesome! Thanks for sharing this😊.
Wow really love how colorful and patchy you've made your db orange peels and how care free you always do things its refreshing in the land of the usual quilt police😂......you make it fun and your projects turn out really nice!!! LOVE this one!!!
Thanks so much! That means a lot to me - quilting should be fun! The quilt police have discouraged enough potential quilters - we don’t need that kind of judgement.
Love the way you did QAYG . I m going to try it on the table runner ( making Double Orange Peel design). Also like the same color crumb blocks. My crumb are all different fabric. I used my crumbs for the petals, but I'm going to switch and start making stacks greens, pinks etc like you did. Have a wonderful day/
I love your quilt, I may give it a go, especially if I don't have to cram it through the throat of my sewing machine, It's beautiful!! I loved your method, much less tugging around.
Thanks! Yes I don’t miss having to roll and tug the whole thing - my shoulders didn’t hurt at all doing it this way and they used to be mega sore when I basted whole quilts and quilted them on a domestic.
Do you know how many unassembled quilts I have, of course you don't, however this may have saved them. Thank you! Ive been subbed for a while and rarely have time to watch since I have children and a disabled mother in law that I tend to all day. I'm so excited that I had some time to relax that I didnt fall asleep and watched this instead. ❤
Aw thanks for taking the time to watch with all that going on. I have two little kids too - 4 & 6 years old. I often have to fit things in late at night…thus the pyjamas in some of that video 😂. Not surprised you haven’t been sewing if you also have your mother to tend to, hope you can find a few minutes here and there to do a little of what makes you happy. Even 5 minutes every few days will eventually add up to an hour and you can get a lot done in an hour! Thanks again for watching!
I think I saw Terry Roland (another fellow Canadian) use this method on a kawandi quilt she made. Definitely going to try this method! Beautiful quilt, Kristin 🌟🌟🌟. I love denim quilts 😃
@@ScrapFabricLove i looked up the video. It's literally called, 'Quilt as you go Kantha Technique by Terry Rowland' Who woulda guessed?! 😂 Take care, Kristen. Can't wait to see your next project ideas ❤
I just found your channel. Looking at this tutorial first I am very intrigued and looking forward to exploring your channel further. That quilt looks amazing.
I am so glad I have found your page. I really like your qayg technique in this tutorial and plan give it a try. Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
Thanks! Long time until then - I might have something else to show by then 🤷♀️ or my kids might have spilled ketchup all over this one…😂. We’ll see I guess!
Thanks! My husband is very literal it may have just been because the seam was up the middle that he was thinking football 😂 but it was enough to put me off!
What a lovely quilt!! I love this method, I also found it a bit hard to match seams perfectly but you can't see it after it was washed :) And I did go closer to 1/2 inch versus the 1/4 on the seams. My mistake was to layer the quilt on a bed not the floor or a table. It was much easier when I used a table as everything was super flat.
Readjusting and sewing slow is the only way I can keep things straight myself. I could have unpicked and rematched my seams on that one row but who has the patience for that….well not me obviously 😂
I absolutely LOVE this quilt! ❤ I have been using a different QAYG method for years. I might try your method on the next one. Stitching on either side of the join seam is a great idea to keep that seam a little flatter.
Your colorful petal denim quilt is beautiful 😍. I didn't follow along previously due to illness. I'm going to try QAYG one of these days. I have a small Brother machine, so my choices are limited. You are doing a great job. Thanks for the video 😊
fantastic! I showed a quilt I made using your NFQAYG method to my quilting group and many were quite intrigued. So I shared your youtube info. There is some very light weight batting available that would be good to use with denim to reduce thickness oh and LOL '...it looks like a football..."
That turned out great! I'm glad you went with the plain border. I used a similar quilt as you go method on some of my first quilts many years ago, only I quilted through all three layers - but it was easier to manipulate them than it would be for your denim quilt! Love watching and listening to your process.
Thanks for watching! If I was doing straight line quilting on a cotton quilt I would definitely go through all 3 layers. But yes the denim quilts are a bit heavier! Makes them nicer to snuggle under when they are done though!
I have a pile of denim squares that have been waiting for the right project. Your use of denim in several great quilts has brought them to front of mind so maybe I will finally use them soon.
Wow, this quilt is gorgeous. Like most of your creations, I'm wondering, where is she going with this? Then all is revealed and it's a whole lotta wonderful
😂 fab! Love that I keep you guessing. If you saw the mess in my sewing room most of the time you would truly be amazed that anything decent can ever emerge 😂. Guess my videos are a bit like that too!
This is gorgeous! You did a great job. I am going to go and look at your earlier video. So that I can start from the beginning. Your style and presentation are very appealing to me.❤
This is even lovelier than I expected & now I want to make one! 😊 Also this looks like a really.good process for me as I'm a wheelchair user and basting quilt tops is quite the hassle 😂 Thank you for sharing a how to and all the extra options
This is awesome!! I love the color of the orange blocks because I like bright colors. The QAYG method I love and going to do my queen quilt like this. Thank you so much for this video and all the preparation and work it takes to do it.
Your quilt is awesome!!! Makes me want to get an acuquilt. I have to wonder though: would all of your points matched if you had used your IDT? How much does it weigh? It won't be flying away at the beach, will it!! Another entry for a quilt show??? I love it!!🧡
Yeah I’ll never know the answer about the IDT - can’t believe I didn’t notice it wasn’t clicked in 😂…. Surprised I remember my own name sometimes…. Haven’t weighed the quilt. It’s heavier than cotton but not ridiculously heavy or anything like that. It was blowing over in the breeze when I was trying to take photos!
Love this quilt. I keep wanting to get the Accuqilt orange peel die now despite my MANY unused dies and other projects, lol! I love how the back turned out too. Great ideas. ❤
I am not a quilter - I've made a few, but my real love is garment sewing - anyway ... I love your attitude on your sewing/quilting. You just jump in there and go! This quilt turned out really nice and will be so useable for your family. It's nice to see quilts that get used. Yes, I love seeing "art" quilts too, but it's equally enjoyable to see quilts that will be used as quilts. I hope that came out as the compliment I intended. 🙂 I haven't watched your other videos in this series so I apologize if you already answered, but is there a reason you didn't just do the quilting on your long arm?
Thanks very much. And yes there is a reason - the last few times I’ve tried a denim quilt on the long arm I’ve had issues with stretching and puckering. Probably a trick to it as I know other folk do denim quilts on a long arm but I haven’t figured it out yet!
Such a great idea for construction! Thank you! I had done some qayg a little while ago but it was block by block and it seemed to end up a LOT of work and looked lumpy. I like your method. Thanks again.
Love this quilt! Your stitching is so neat. Haven’t done QAYG in years I may need to give this a go. But will first need to do work on some crumb piecing. Thanks so much for sharing!
OMG thanks so much for this tutorial!! I've been doing other methods of quilt as you go and struggling to keep all the seams lined up. This will be so much easier for me as I have a Juki TL2010Q and not much throat space. Can't wait to try this!
I love the finished quilt! You've inspired me! I've decided to put mine on cut up squares of a wide ombre Grunge backing that I never used, because I don't have the denim available. This was really an inspired idea that you had!
Thanks for showing this! I love how real you are. We do a lot of things the same! I wonder if this method helps the quilt be more flowy/drapy while still showing a lot of quilting lines? that's been one of the things I'm learning is that less quilting/hand tied quilts are cozier than the quilts with a lot of quilting if that makes sense?!
Yes I often find denim quilts in particular need some unquilted areas - that’s where they feel soft and coziest. My other denim and scraps quilt that I did square by square and added the false back is very lovely and drapey. This one is to but slightly less so because of the poly batting. The other one was 80/20 or straight cotton I think.
Thank you for a great tutorial It was easy to follow along and your results speak for themselves The Orangepeel quilt is a wonderful design I have made before, but it’s too late to do this method on it as I’ve got the top all sewn together .
I apologize for hitting the thumbs down. It was an accident. Sorry. I love this quilt so I will try to find the other two videos. You are fun to watch and you let me know mistakes are inevitable and okay. Thanks.
Gorgeous, I’m definitely going to try this. Is there a “rule” as to not quilting a heavy denim quilt on a Longarm? I suppose you could always use a “Denim” needle in the Longarm… I may try a placemat sized option and Longarm quilt it 🤷🏻♀️
No no rule - I have just had some issues with stretching of the denim resulting in puckers when I have quilted denim quilts on the long arm. Probably just a trick to it I haven’t learned yet!
What tricks do you use to make finishing your quilts easier for you? They don't have to be qayg tips!
I almost always use batting that allows quilting to be 8-10" apart so I can do less quilting.
Good tip! I wish I had kept the label for mine so I at least knew what the distance was supposed to be 😂
Love your quilt ! Such an amazing complementary colour palette ! I make my quilts similar to you ie I finish 5 top strips complete with block borders. My big difference is I keep the backing in one piece. I start by placing the centre strip (your strip 3) and it's batting in it's correct location then safety pin it down. I use my walking foot, then blanket stitch stitches on the largest setting and sew several undulating snake like sweeping lines longways across my long quilt top from short edge to short edge to join my "sandwich" ensuring I don't sew within an inch of the long side edges at this stage. When I'm happy Row 3 is suitably sewn down, I lay out the batting for my next row No 4 (usually work towards the right). Then place face down row 4 on top of the row you have quilted (No 3), using your existing row edge as a guide (no need to pin yet), using straight stitches sew quarter in Row 4 along the edge ensuring the batting overlaps neatly underneath so that these joining seams secure the batting and the quilt top edges. Then flip Row 4 over to the correct side, smooth, flattern and pin, but only snake sew about 4 inches from this joining seam to ensure you can completely flatten as you go all the parts of your sandwich as yet not sew down, getting no tucks or creases on the backing. Only smooth and pin the space between your length-wise rows to ensure you always have acess to the betting and backing to smooth and flattern as you go all the time; keep quilting pattern rows about 4 inches apart (about a palm width, which is what I would use to guide my fabric anyway). Snake sew several more seams down the length. Again not sewing right to the edge. Join section 5 in the same way. As you now have half the quilt sandwich stitched down you can do the same snake across-ways. I also use the same snake wavy seams to criss-cross and make double-helix shapes (you could use your favourite pattern). Then turn the quilt and finish joining the remaining strip rows away from your centre strip across the rest of the backing ie sewing Row No 2, then Row No 1. You only have to get half a quilt into the sewing machine throat at any time max. All my quilts are on my FB in my same name as YT. I have tried all the methods, and for me this works best, is easiest and most enjoyable to do for excellent results with a home sewing machine (a nice Janome semi computerized/semi industrial I have to say). I'm nearly 66, I've made 78 quilts in 2 years and am just about to make No 79. This method probably has a name, but I don't know it, and discovered it through trial and error.
@anotherblonde think I’ll need to read this a few more times to totally understand but it definitely sounds interesting! Thanks for sharing!
@@ScrapFabricLove I already cut out many orange peels ready to make your quilt ! Quick guide to my quilt 1. Make the quilt top just like you did in 5 strips/rows. 2. Cut each row of batting slightly larger than it's row. 3. Place the middle row only (Row 3) across the centre of the uncut backing. I start my quilting stitches straight away along the long centre line of the row in a snaking undulating blanket stitch to secure my sandwich. You are a smart cookie, so feel sure you will have no difficulty doing it once you can fathom my method. Good luck! Be interested to see if you do a vid about it. Best wishes
Great quilt ❤
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Your quilt is beautiful for sure!!
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Sew fantastic!! What a wonderful quilt!
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The most wonderful thing about this video is that you spent heaps of your time to actually show how you achieved this, making it easy for others to know anything is doable. You were informative as you went along and it was amazing to watch you bring it all together. Well done you. So many qayg tutorials and many just show a block or two and say.... And you just repeat this process joining as you go. But my oh my when it comes to an enormous quilt its not that simple. Great to see unedited real life peoples doing real life sewing. Fabulous darling fabulous.
London lass.
Thanks so much! So glad you enjoyed it. Definitely aiming to make it all feel doable and approachable so glad that came through for you!
I use the qayg method in a lot of different ways and have done for years before it actually became a thing, I have dyslexia and find it extremely difficult to process information and used to beat myself up why I can't do a great deal of things even when watching. For me it's like trying to do it in a mirror kack handed tbh. I just wing it mostly and my daughter says it's always the best work. I've always used claped out machines that are on the way to sewing machine heaven and it's called vintage apparently. I think if I got caught by the quilting police I'd be shot. Lol. I can't explain most of what and how I do what I do but it turns out well and has lots of complements. I go out of my way to find an alternative to the complicated. Lol again. Keep up the good work and failures to show us all how things go wrong because they do to all of so often.
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@debzl8990 I like your style! Finding your own way is a skill that often isn’t appreciated. I’m not dyslexic but I often don’t gel with the way others do things. Sometimes it probably looks like I’m taking the long way around to things but it makes more sense to me if not to everyone else. I love that you can make the best of worn out machines and find your own way to get things done. Happy Quilting!
I did a similar quilt as you go for my first large quilt, except I went along the length if the columns with wavy lines, leaving two inches all the way around each column that was not quilted and I did quilt with the backing on. Then I carefully stitched the front of two columns together, then joined the batting and then folded the backing under carefully and hand stocked the backing together followed up by stitch in the ditch. I decided I liked the look of the two inches all
The way round without any quilting. It turned out pretty well and would do it again if the quilt would allow me do so. I ended up choosing this method as I had an old sewing machine on its last legs with little throat space to maneuver a queen size quilt through. Needs must and it worked.
Gorgeous! Thanks, Kristen :)
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Absolutely love the double orange peel! I struggled with the way you joined it, but as long as it works for you, go for it.
😂 yes no need to use the joining method if it doesn’t speak to you!
Love the quilt, and really like the process you used. I will be using this quilting method on my next quilt. Thanks for your video.❤
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I have been watching you from the beginning. You have really grew in your adventure of quilting.
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I’ve been making strip quilts for years, but never like this! Such a great idea for all my scrap fabric! Love the double orange peel design! It’s beautiful! 😊❤😊
Thanks! So glad you like it!
I'm truly amazed at the end result. Denim would would not have crossed my mind. BEAUTIFUL work😊
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Your finished quilt is beautiful. Congratulations!
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Absolutely stunning! I'm putting this in my quilts to make list!
Glad you liked it! Thanks!
The quilt is so beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much! 💕
I absolutely love this quilt. It’s so bright and happy, and the crumb petals really give it that extra spark. Honestly, this is one of my favorite quilts I’ve seen in a very long time. I may have to start collecting denim scraps.
Thanks! That’s very kind of you! Glad you liked it. I’m a sucker for denim mixed with quilting scraps!
Fantastic. This is what I call REAL quilty. Not everybody including me has fancy sewing rooms with large tables to use. I've used the floor too to spread out the layers. And not everybody has a longarm either.
Oh I know! I have a lot of fancy stuff now but I totally get not everybody does! Also I’ve now crammed so much into my sewing room I struggle for the floor space to lay anything out properly 😂!
I love your sense of color! Beautiful palette.
Thank you!
Great idea!
I wanted to make a "colorful" jean quilt, but not add another layer fabric to the seams!
This method is perfect!
The quilt is soooo beautiful. The QAYG method is excellent. I really enjoy all your videos. 👏❤️
Thanks so much! 💕
This turned out great, Kristen!!
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Absolutely gorgeous!!! Thank you for sharing your talents with us!!!
You are very kind! Thanks so much for watching!
Fabulous thank you. I hate pining a quilt and fighting with it under my domestic; I will have to try this method.
Hope it works for you!
Like so many of the comments, I agree this is stunning, now on a to-do list.. which just keeps getting longer!! Thankyou so much for your neat video. Really enjoying watching while I quilt..
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❤ I can’t stop making these blocks, but now I need to stop! Looking forward to putting mine together. If my quilt top is too big I will maybe make placemats, or a runner or a table topper, whose knows.
Fab! Glad you are enjoying making the blocks!
I think it turned out lovely. It looks like it will be a wonderful picnic quilt
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Thanks for sharing what great idea
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Another great quilt
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Like your quilt very much.
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Thank you for this demonstration. I am looking forward to trying this since quilting is my least favorite part of the process.
Hope this way makes it a bit easier for you! Good luck!
gorgeous! Those colors pop.
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Great idea! I will try on my queen quilt in the making!
Good luck with your quilt!
This is sewwww pretty, I'm not a fan of orange peels BUT I love this and definitely adding to my list of many🤭🤭🤭
I'm a scrappy girl and the scrappy peels are awesome! Thanks for sharing this😊.
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Wow really love how colorful and patchy you've made your db orange peels and how care free you always do things its refreshing in the land of the usual quilt police😂......you make it fun and your projects turn out really nice!!! LOVE this one!!!
Thanks so much! That means a lot to me - quilting should be fun! The quilt police have discouraged enough potential quilters - we don’t need that kind of judgement.
Brilliant and beautiful!
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Lovely!
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Love the quilt
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Very nice!❤
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It’s a beautiful quilt
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I love making blocks but I haven’t really gotten into putting it together ❤ thank you 🙏 for every video you post helps me a lot!
Glad you are enjoying making the blocks! Having fun with it is the whole point - when you feel like putting it together I hope you enjoy that too. 💕
Your quilt is gorgeous!
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Very pretty quilt, against the backdrop of the park all of the different colors just look like flower pedals.
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Ahh this is beautiful 🎉❤😊
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Oooooh and aaaaaahhh!!! I can't love this whole thing enough!!!
Aw thanks so much! Glad you liked it!
Love the way you did QAYG . I m going to try it on the table runner ( making Double Orange Peel design). Also like the same color crumb blocks. My crumb are all different fabric. I used my crumbs for the petals, but I'm going to switch and start making stacks greens, pinks etc like you did. Have a wonderful day/
Glad you liked it! Good luck with your table runner - I’m sure it will be lovely!
Thankyou ❤️. This method so works for my brain too. You did an awesome job, very helpful
Thanks! So glad you liked it!
It is beautiful!
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Stunning. I hope that you get chance to exhibit this denim quilt.
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I love it!!!!!!
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Beautiful quilt, you are sew talented.
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I really liked the blue jean quilt. I'm not big on blue jeans; but, this turned out great...very pretty.
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Stunning!
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What a beautiful quilt! Thanks for explaining your method of quilting everything together. ❤ 👍from Somerset
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This quilt is beautiful and you have inspired me to make one
Fab! Have fun with making yours!
I love your quilt, I may give it a go, especially if I don't have to cram it through the throat of my sewing machine, It's beautiful!! I loved your method, much less tugging around.
Thanks! Yes I don’t miss having to roll and tug the whole thing - my shoulders didn’t hurt at all doing it this way and they used to be mega sore when I basted whole quilts and quilted them on a domestic.
Great idea. I plan to try it
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This is just soooooo beautiful !!!!! Love love love it 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍👏👏👏👏👏👏
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Excellent job! I like this method.
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Love the look of this with the denim with wadding and backing will be heavy and warm nice job😊thanks Kristen
Yes I do prefer my quilts with some weight to them!
Love it. I think this QAYG method looks easier. I will try it on my next QAYG quilt.
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
This is beautiful!!! You are such an artist! I love everything you make!
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Do you know how many unassembled quilts I have, of course you don't, however this may have saved them. Thank you! Ive been subbed for a while and rarely have time to watch since I have children and a disabled mother in law that I tend to all day. I'm so excited that I had some time to relax that I didnt fall asleep and watched this instead. ❤
Aw thanks for taking the time to watch with all that going on. I have two little kids too - 4 & 6 years old. I often have to fit things in late at night…thus the pyjamas in some of that video 😂. Not surprised you haven’t been sewing if you also have your mother to tend to, hope you can find a few minutes here and there to do a little of what makes you happy. Even 5 minutes every few days will eventually add up to an hour and you can get a lot done in an hour! Thanks again for watching!
I absolutely LOVE this quilt. I can’t wait to start mine and I have A LOT of jeans just waiting!!🤗🤗. Thank you for this beautiful pattern!
Glad you like it!
Really enjoyed this! thanks for sharing, I'm going to try this sometime very soon!
I think I saw Terry Roland (another fellow Canadian) use this method on a kawandi quilt she made. Definitely going to try this method! Beautiful quilt, Kristin 🌟🌟🌟. I love denim quilts 😃
Thanks! I’ll have to try to find her video. Love the selvedge stuff she’s done.
@@ScrapFabricLove i looked up the video. It's literally called, 'Quilt as you go Kantha Technique by Terry Rowland' Who woulda guessed?! 😂 Take care, Kristen. Can't wait to see your next project ideas ❤
@Ellie-zq4ks fab!
I just found your channel. Looking at this tutorial first I am very intrigued and looking forward to exploring your channel further. That quilt looks amazing.
Hi! Welcome to the channel! Hope you enjoy and do feel free to ask any questions in the comments or pop me an email.
I am so glad I have found your page. I really like your qayg technique in this tutorial and plan give it a try. Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
Thanks for watching! Hope it works for you!
I hope you submit this quilt for the next Birmingham quilt show! It is stunning!
Thanks! Long time until then - I might have something else to show by then 🤷♀️ or my kids might have spilled ketchup all over this one…😂. We’ll see I guess!
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
I love the look of this quilt!
Thanks!
What a wonderful quilt ❤️
Thanks!
Lovely result ❤ I liked the embroidery that you trialled on the scrap petals.
Thanks! My husband is very literal it may have just been because the seam was up the middle that he was thinking football 😂 but it was enough to put me off!
What a lovely quilt!! I love this method, I also found it a bit hard to match seams perfectly but you can't see it after it was washed :) And I did go closer to 1/2 inch versus the 1/4 on the seams. My mistake was to layer the quilt on a bed not the floor or a table. It was much easier when I used a table as everything was super flat.
Readjusting and sewing slow is the only way I can keep things straight myself. I could have unpicked and rematched my seams on that one row but who has the patience for that….well not me obviously 😂
Same for me :) Once I get to the quilting part I just want to be done!
Beautiful- I love this. I sew on a vintage Singer 401. Definitely will try this method.
Fab! Hope it works for you!
I absolutely LOVE this quilt! ❤ I have been using a different QAYG method for years. I might try your method on the next one. Stitching on either side of the join seam is a great idea to keep that seam a little flatter.
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Your colorful petal denim quilt is beautiful 😍. I didn't follow along previously due to illness. I'm going to try QAYG one of these days. I have a small Brother machine, so my choices are limited. You are doing a great job. Thanks for the video 😊
Sorry you’ve been unwell. Hope you can get back to sewing soon!
fantastic! I showed a quilt I made using your NFQAYG method to my quilting group and many were quite intrigued. So I shared your youtube info. There is some very light weight batting available that would be good to use with denim to reduce thickness
oh and LOL '...it looks like a football..."
Fab! So glad you liked it!
That turned out great! I'm glad you went with the plain border. I used a similar quilt as you go method on some of my first quilts many years ago, only I quilted through all three layers - but it was easier to manipulate them than it would be for your denim quilt! Love watching and listening to your process.
Thanks for watching! If I was doing straight line quilting on a cotton quilt I would definitely go through all 3 layers. But yes the denim quilts are a bit heavier! Makes them nicer to snuggle under when they are done though!
I have a pile of denim squares that have been waiting for the right project. Your use of denim in several great quilts has brought them to front of mind so maybe I will finally use them soon.
Wow, this quilt is gorgeous. Like most of your creations, I'm wondering, where is she going with this?
Then all is revealed and it's a whole lotta wonderful
😂 fab! Love that I keep you guessing. If you saw the mess in my sewing room most of the time you would truly be amazed that anything decent can ever emerge 😂. Guess my videos are a bit like that too!
This is gorgeous! You did a great job. I am going to go and look at your earlier video. So that I can start from the beginning. Your style and presentation are very appealing to me.❤
Thanks so much! So glad you liked it!!
This is even lovelier than I expected & now I want to make one! 😊
Also this looks like a really.good process for me as I'm a wheelchair user and basting quilt tops is quite the hassle 😂
Thank you for sharing a how to and all the extra options
Thanks! Glad it was useful for you!
This is awesome!! I love the color of the orange blocks because I like bright colors. The QAYG method I love and going to do my queen quilt like this. Thank you so much for this video and all the preparation and work it takes to do it.
Thanks so much!! I hope your quilt turns out fab - good luck with it!
Absolutely beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing your technique….I will definitely be trying this!
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Your quilt is awesome!!! Makes me want to get an acuquilt. I have to wonder though: would all of your points matched if you had used your IDT? How much does it weigh? It won't be flying away at the beach, will it!! Another entry for a quilt show??? I love it!!🧡
Yeah I’ll never know the answer about the IDT - can’t believe I didn’t notice it wasn’t clicked in 😂…. Surprised I remember my own name sometimes…. Haven’t weighed the quilt. It’s heavier than cotton but not ridiculously heavy or anything like that. It was blowing over in the breeze when I was trying to take photos!
This was wonderful!
Thanks!
I love this, am ready to join my rows together. Thanks for another great scrap idea.
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Love this quilt. I keep wanting to get the Accuqilt orange peel die now despite my MANY unused dies and other projects, lol! I love how the back turned out too. Great ideas. ❤
Thank you!
That is fabulous! ❤ I'm going to have to try this. Thanks 😊
Thanks! Have fun with it!
I am not a quilter - I've made a few, but my real love is garment sewing - anyway ... I love your attitude on your sewing/quilting. You just jump in there and go! This quilt turned out really nice and will be so useable for your family. It's nice to see quilts that get used. Yes, I love seeing "art" quilts too, but it's equally enjoyable to see quilts that will be used as quilts. I hope that came out as the compliment I intended. 🙂 I haven't watched your other videos in this series so I apologize if you already answered, but is there a reason you didn't just do the quilting on your long arm?
Thanks very much. And yes there is a reason - the last few times I’ve tried a denim quilt on the long arm I’ve had issues with stretching and puckering. Probably a trick to it as I know other folk do denim quilts on a long arm but I haven’t figured it out yet!
@@ScrapFabricLove Ah, I understand then. Thanks for answering. I'm sure you'll figure it out eventually. You seem to be a good problem-solver.
Such a great idea for construction! Thank you! I had done some qayg a little while ago but it was block by block and it seemed to end up a LOT of work and looked lumpy. I like your method. Thanks again.
Glad you liked it! There are literally sooo many QAYG methods - it’s definitely worth shopping around to see what you prefer!
Love this quilt! Your stitching is so neat. Haven’t done QAYG in years I may need to give this a go. But will first need to do work on some crumb piecing. Thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks so much! Have fun with the crumb piecing!
This is my favorite project that you have shared with us! Well done!
Thanks so much!
OMG thanks so much for this tutorial!! I've been doing other methods of quilt as you go and struggling to keep all the seams lined up. This will be so much easier for me as I have a Juki TL2010Q and not much throat space. Can't wait to try this!
Hope it works for you! I am planning a Q& A video on this method soon so do let me know if you have any questions when you try it! Good luck!
I love the finished quilt! You've inspired me! I've decided to put mine on cut up squares of a wide ombre Grunge backing that I never used, because I don't have the denim available. This was really an inspired idea that you had!
Thanks so much! Glad you liked it- and have fun making yours!
Thanks for showing this! I love how real you are. We do a lot of things the same! I wonder if this method helps the quilt be more flowy/drapy while still showing a lot of quilting lines? that's been one of the things I'm learning is that less quilting/hand tied quilts are cozier than the quilts with a lot of quilting if that makes sense?!
Yes I often find denim quilts in particular need some unquilted areas - that’s where they feel soft and coziest. My other denim and scraps quilt that I did square by square and added the false back is very lovely and drapey. This one is to but slightly less so because of the poly batting. The other one was 80/20 or straight cotton I think.
Thank you for a great tutorial
It was easy to follow along and your results speak for themselves
The Orangepeel quilt is a wonderful design I have made before, but it’s too late to do this method on it as I’ve got the top all sewn together .
Thanks! Maybe the joining method will work for your next quilt.
I apologize for hitting the thumbs down. It was an accident. Sorry. I love this quilt so I will try to find the other two videos. You are fun to watch and you let me know mistakes are inevitable and okay. Thanks.
No worries! We all hit buttons by mistake sometimes. Glad you liked it really!
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Gorgeous, I’m definitely going to try this. Is there a “rule” as to not quilting a heavy denim quilt on a Longarm? I suppose you could always use a “Denim” needle in the Longarm… I may try a placemat sized option and Longarm quilt it 🤷🏻♀️
No no rule - I have just had some issues with stretching of the denim resulting in puckers when I have quilted denim quilts on the long arm. Probably just a trick to it I haven’t learned yet!
This is my favorite project that you have shared with us! Great work!
Ficou lindo!!!