Here's a recap of some of the various QAYG tutorials on this board.
THere are many, I haven't read them all, but these struck me as very well written and presented.
The Fun and Done - where you bring the backing to the front as a border/binding for each block, tutorial by DebWatkins.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-52698-1.htm
QAYG with sashing:
Kimberly's tutorial (also noted in my previous post)
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-115627-1.htm
Similar to Kimberly's but another variation of dealing with the sashing - and NO hand sewing.
Tutorial by k3n.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-36303-1.htm
If you're looking for some books, the best are:
Judy Turner - Awash with Color
http://www.amazon.com/Awash-Color-Wa.../dp/1561483737
It's also a great book if you want to learn about value. I highly recommend it.
The other is Reversible Quilts by Sharon Pederson.
http://www.amazon.com/Reversible-Qui...9785498&sr=1-1
All the above methods have to do with joining blocks that are already quilted. My advise is to read them ALL, go to youtube and watch videos - just search on QAYG.
Then pick a method, or pieces of different ones, that will work for you. It's a fabulous technique to know.
Sometimes the QAYG moniker is also used for methods that help deal with quilting a large finished top on a domestic machine. This is where you would only use 1/3 of the batting at a time, so you're not struggling with a huge queen size quilt for the entire time.
The two books that come to mind are:
Divide and Conquer by Nancy Milligan
http://www.amazon.com/Divide-Conquer...9785709&sr=1-2
And this one by Marti Michel (which pretty much has the same info as D&C).
http://www.amazon.com/Machine-Quilti...9785782&sr=1-2