[ATTACH=CONFIG]309496[/ATTACH]This is the one I machine embridered.

Donna - Your picture didn't show up?

[ATTACH=CONFIG]309497[/ATTACH]Hmm will it work this time? It is folded to show both the front and the back.

When I was first learning to quilt, I used to watch Georgia Bonesteel on PBS. She had a lap quilting method which involved working one block at a time and then joining them together when they were finished and working the backing by turning in and sewing flat. I never did finish a quilt like this but it was an interesting idea. This is a more aadvanced method and the quilts pictures are charming.

Donna, Your quilt is stunning!

It is quilt as you go but watch out. I Googled it and saw her first book being sold for $97.00, used $36 or $37. A DVD is also available for $25. It's on my long list of things to do.

Sewing with Nancy has had them on several times. Check her old shows.

Beautiful quilts!

Beautiful quilt! I saw a great display of this technique at the Buttonhole quilt shop in MacPherson KS while visiting my DD there. Bought a pattern and tried some, but would need a step-by-step demo, class and/or DVD to do it. Funny, nobody in my area seems to have it. Guess we Vermonters go for more traditional methods.
Love your pansy fabric and colors, too.

There are several tutorials on the quilt as you go method on this board,or there were before the change.I think Amma posted one.