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jmoore 11-08-2014 05:02 AM
very interesting... I will have to research this a little further and play around with the idea. Thanks for posting.

Grannyh67 11-08-2014 07:09 AM
Originally Posted by gmcsewer (Post 6959514)
Me again. I found a tute on youtube by Kaye wood showing this method. it is Kay wood's 6 hour quilt. A really fast way of getting a finished quilt for babies or charity. I hope you can locate it.
I have attached the site for the quilt as you go, hope it wporks for you. It look simple enough to me. Joy

https://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=m...+ypou+go+quilt

dlsnaples 11-08-2014 10:13 AM
I would like to experiment with this process. What is the largest quilt anyone here has made with this method?

gmcsewer 11-08-2014 04:44 PM
Originally Posted by dlsnaples (Post 6960854)
I would like to experiment with this process. What is the largest quilt anyone here has made with this method?
My avatar picture which is queen size, was made using this process. I then stitched in the ditch along the border and corner stones. The medallion in the middle has some FMQ to hold it where necessary. This is my favorite way of doing quilts and saves the charge from a quilter to quilt them.

quilter711 11-08-2014 05:00 PM
Originally Posted by Daylesewblessed (Post 6959014)
I sew and flip blocks without batting and then sandwich each block proceed to quilt each of them. They are then attached with a "quilt as you go" method, but I don't quilt during the piecing step.
This is a great job on a flip and sew!!

MarleneC 11-08-2014 05:55 PM
Originally Posted by Grandma Bonnie (Post 6959636)
I made Kaye Woods' 6 hour quilt years ago. But it took me a lot longer than 6 hours. But it was easy and fun! Can also be done on the serger if you have one.
I also did this quilt and it took me longer than 6 hours--mostly cause I kept changing my mind about what fabrics to use. I used the serger--really works great.


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