EasyPeezy

Hi Jenniky,

Enjoyed reading all your great tutorials on QAYG. I've been working on my first
quilting in sections using the last method you did. I started this around same time
you were starting your first tutorial and I'm still not done. LOL. Well the top is done
but I still need to add borders. I found this method very time consuming but it was
nice not to wrestle a big quilt through the machine. I think this method would work
well if you split your quilt in two or three sections then all the seams would be parallel.
I did mine in 9 sections (3 x 3) + borders. What was I thinking? I just hope it doesn't
come apart after doing all that work. I'll share a tip about trimming batting. Instead
of trying to trim both battings at the same time, I trimmed one side with a ruler then
put the other side underneath and marked with a Clover chalk then cut the other side.
Works really well with Warm and Natural batting. Don't worry about a little gap, batting
is quite forgiving. Have a good day.

Jenniky

The cold weather will soon be upon us

vickig626

Jenniky - glad you figured it out. Looking forward to trying this method. I just haven't felt like quilting much lately with all these house issues we're having.

JudyG

Here's a link to the Warm and Natural site where they tell you how to determine which side is the scrim side:
http://www.warmcompany.com/faq.html

gardnergal970

Thanks, Judy.

gramquilter2

Just ran across this QAYG Challenge. I have been in the process of making a string quilt using the QAYG method and wish I had found it sooner as you have many things here that I struggled with. So now I am in the process of reading 60 pages! LOL
Jenniky you are doing a great job on your tutorials.

craftymatt2

I have been wanting to try this doing a Log Cabin, thank you for sharing.

dublb

I said earlier that I'd post a pict o' this when I finished it. It's a kinda QAYG.
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gardnergal970

Great quilt, Dubib.

rwquilts

Nice quilts Dublb!