Originally Posted by Betty Ruth

It is hard to describe the Fun & done system in words, but I'll try. Basically, One cuts the batting the same size as the quilt block and the backing 2 inches larger. Center the block with the batting under it in the absolute center of the wrong side of the backing square and quilt it. Make as many blocks as you need for your quilt. Top sew the blocks, Place them back to back and stitch close to the edge of the quilted block. Attach as many blocks together as needed for the width of the quilt. Then, press open the seams where the backing pieces are sewed together. Then each edge should be folded under over the edge of the quilt block and stitched down. This like a flat felled seam except that the seam is pressed open. Make as many rows as needed. Then sew the rows together in the same manner. When the quilt is as large as desired, turn the raw edge up over the blocks and stitch down. Your quilt is completed. What I like about it is that it is all done on the sewing machine.