Has anyone tried this I have 2 king size quilts to do before June!
I always quilt on home sewing mec. I though it would be the easy was if there is a easy way!

I'm just starting my first big quilt, and am also wondering how on earth I'm going to quilt it. I've done a lot of searching on this subject, and out of all the different possible solutions (quilt as you go, making the quilt in sections, etc), the one that appeals to me the most and that I think I'm going to try is to make the top all one piece, like normal, same with the back, but divide up the batting only, since that is the bulky part. As an example, divide it in thirds, sandwich the quilt with just the middle third, and quilt that third, up to maybe an inch from the edge of the batting. Hand stitch another section of batting to the first one, and then quilt that one. Then the last one. This way, you only ever have 1/3 of the bulk to the right of the needle at a time. I was thinking of even doing it in fourths.

I've never tried Quilt As You Go, but there are others that have and enjoy it.
I'm sure if you start now, you can get them done.

here is what I have seen an think I am going to try
http://www.graspr.com/videos/Quilt-a...other-Method-1

Before following that method, watch the tutorial on this board on the QAYG. It is so much easier. This is the one I plan to try for my QAYG project.

how do i fine QAYG. I don't know what your talking about??

Go to the top of this page, click on home, scroll down until you find tutorials.

It is the fourth one down QAYG No Hand Sewing

Ok got it thanks I had seen it an just didn't realize it.
Thank you for your time!

yes, this looks pretty easy.