What! the top in an afternoon?
she speaks my "language", but I like piecing :)
http://www.junetailor.com/quilttopexpvideo.htm

Wow! an afternoon! I could go for that.

Wow!!!!

I watched that video...I want some of that stuff. I did a search on Quilt Top Express and nothing came up. :( So where do we get some of that at? Any ideas?

I found two sources:
http://sewwithlaura.com/shop/june-ta...t-top-express/ and http://www.sewshop.com/June_Tailor_Q...-4136-614.html (for $ 11.75)

I also found a listing for Joann's, but it said "it's no longer available."

Thank you

you're welcome. I just found an earlier discussion on this board by chance. Some people tried it & actually liked it. I was wondering if the stuff made it too stiff, but one of the quilters who used it said it didn't. Good luck & let us know how you like it.

Same idea as this I used it a few years ago on a wall hanging not stiff at all
http://www.quiltsmart.com/
Gale

I guess this would be ok for a quick quilt but I enjoy the process of taking the small pieces and slowly building into something bigger.

I doubt I would ever use this.

I sorta changed this a bit ,,,,,,,i laid very thin interfacing over gridded paper ,then taped them down , then did adding the squares thing ,this makes it very soft and much easier to sew and quilt

It is not as easy as it looks.

Thanks for sharing. I have a kit that's about 6 yrs. old and haven't do it. This video makes it look easy. :lol:

Interesting. Very interesting...

I wonder if this stuff is expensive. I have a lot of time and not much money.

Wow

wow that is cool , thank you

can you please explain the hard parts of it before i run out and buy it , to keep me from getting flustered?

i wonder if you can get it in a larger size or maybe piece the grid and cut it to the size you want? any one know if that would work?

yes you can piece it on the printed lines
her`es info
http://www.quiltsmart.com/Pages/SOFI_method.htm
Gale

I have seen it on the June Tailor web site. There's a video on how to use it.

Have used gridded fuseable for years. It is great for just squares, also very good for water-color technique.

I enjoy the process

Ok I am impressed. Had to book mark this one. I'm sure it looks easier but a nice concept. Thanks for sharing.

Also try crookednickel.com. She has lots of options and it's great for t-shirt quilts.

Thank you

Wow, that looks great! I bet it would help with fraying fabrics also!

You can also buy Pellon Quilter's Grid at Joanns for around $3 a yard (maybe cheaper?)
Add in a sale or coupon and you have yourself a deal!

It comes in regular grid and a grid "on point" as well.

I bought a bolt of it awhile back but still haven't figured out what to make with it!

hey ho