HOW TO DO MEANDERING ON A BLOCK ONE AT A TIME AND THEN HOW WOULD YOU PUT ALL FINISHED BLOCKS TOGETHER. I AM NEW AT THIS ALL HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED. THANKS
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Are you thinking Quilt as you go?
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yes i guess you callit quilt as you go
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Just quilt as usual, but leave space to have your seam joined . I left 1/2 inch from the edge of the block unstitched and that gave me room to sew my seam and not be noticeable that the quilting had stopped.
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thanks
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yes i think that is what i am trying to do
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Barb, do a search here on the QB for either quilt as you go or QAYG. There are lots of threads here with info on it. Someone did a tutorial on it recently that is really good (with pictures).
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thanks so much all you guys are so helpful
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I used sashing strips between the blocks when I made one that way. I saw a lady on Simply Quilts do it that way. Only draw back was hand-sewing all the strips on the back side but it is definitely do-able.
I'll upload the picture of the one I did. I was a newbie at the time and should have made the sashing wider. The sashing strips are double thickness, front & back to make up for the lack of batting between the blocks. Star Sampler--Quilted block by block before assembling [ATTACH=CONFIG]47305[/ATTACH] |
Thanks for that info BK, I always wondered about that, it is so simple once you know how and I didn't even think of it! Thankyou so much! I am saying this as I have a project in mind but didn't want to cut it out and start as I couldn't work out how to make the sashing the same thickness without batting, how dumb am I?!* The fabric is furnishing offcuts, too thick to regular quilt.
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