Quilt as you go
#14
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Join Date: Aug 2013
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I have made many quilts using the QAYG method. For large quilts, it is much easier than trying to squeeze the quilt through the DSM harp. This is basically the method I use: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji8BLS2rNHA
#19
Quilt as you go
I love QAYG for large quilts such as king or queen. The main thing to remember while you are quilting is to leave enough space on the outer edges of your squares so you will have enough seam allowance to join the squares. I don't use sashes. I sew the fronts together and then I hand finish the backing.
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#20
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: south central USA
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Think out of the block. I have quilted as I go many times and have never been disappointed in do so. Some of my prettiest designs have come from them. Sashing is no problem; don't do as you make the blocks, but after all blocks are finished. This way you'll be able to see the "picture" more clearly. If you have to fill in any places before sashing best to do it this way - that's my suggestion. Like I said in the beginning, "Think out of the block" - be your own quilter, not copying someone else's design. Enjoy. God gave you the talent to quilt - use it. In fact, the Holy Spirit has designed the quilts I make. He is more talented than us all put together. God bless, and may this Christmas be filled with the Fruits of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23).
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