Qayg dwr
 

I need pictures please so I can comprehend. I just made a dwr block that Katiedid2 digitized and gave away, I don't know how to put the 4 blocks together so there is not a ragged edge on the backside. Has anyone else done this and can you please show me how to sew this together. I have googled it and can not come up with anything close to this, nothing that has the 4 blocks needing to be sewn together. I would appreciate any and all help with this. I really want to make this quilt but its no use if I can't sew the blocks together. As you can tell I have never done a QAYG.

thank you everyone
verna2197

try this youtube for gourmet quilter join qayg blocks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji8BLS2rNHA

hope this helps

Thank you for pdcakm for the link but doesn't help I am looking for something without sashing.

I would send Katie a pm (private message) and ask how she did it. I remember her postings as she perfected the design, but don't remember if she did the embroidery on a sandwich or just the fabric & added batting & backing after. You can always sew the blocks together and add another backing fabric.

in her tut, on step 12, she adds the backing square, then does the quilting step. http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...r-t238746.html so i guess we'd have to ask her how she joins her squares. however, when i do mine, i think i'd skip adding the backing square and just do the quilting step with the front and batting. then i'd sew the squares together and then add a full backing. i'd probably just tie or machine tack the backing. maybe, i'll change my mind after i hear katydid's answer. :)

i have pm'd her to ask if she would answer our questions here. on her picture here, she does not use sashing http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...d-t238706.html

Here is my message I sent to her yesterday and her answer. I know what she is saying about put them in rows but that still does not explain the back to me.
I did send her another message yesterday about the back but have not received an answer yet on that. I did go and search and found pictures of the front of the quilt but none on the back.

Hi Katie you gave me your design awhile back and I am just now starting to do it. I love it, but am not sure how to put the 4 blocks together? Can you help me with this please? I am trying to do the rings all in 1930 Aunt Grace Material and trying to do each block a different material. Am hoping I can do this without using the same material twice. I would appreciate any help in sewing the small blocks together to make a large one.

Thank you
verna2197

Katiedid2 answer,
lay blocks out in rows...then sew rows together .... I did not sew 4 blocks together at a time, but laid blocks in rows . You can lay 4 blocks out but still I would sew in rows of single blocks . Let me know if this helps.... Go to pictures and search dwr and maybe my photo will help

What a fun quilt and a very clear instruction on how to do it. Thanks for posting.

Here's a discussion of how to put QAYG blocks together without sashing. http://www.ludlowquiltandsew.co.uk/a...go-no-sashing/

Thanks dunster bookmarked this, hopefully it will help

This is exactly how I do mine except I attach the backing with additional quilting using invisible thread.

Someone posted this website recently that shows how to do Quilt-As-You-Go in rows, and without sashing. She has a photo tutorial and a Youtube type tutorial. Not sure how it would work for a Double Wedding Ring, but .......

http://www.candiedfabrics.com/2013/0...ing-as-you-go/

Edit: Just wanted to add that this method requires no hand sewing. It's all done on the machine.

[QUOTE=Prism99;6705636]Someone posted this website recently that shows how to do Quilt-As-You-Go in rows, an

http://www.candiedfabrics.com/2013/0...ing-as-you-go/

thanks for sharing that site, makes it look ez, maybe I will try it on all my WIPs...LOL

The joining of rows is pretty standard for QAYG. Either hand stitch the fold for it to be invisible are machine stitch through top and back. Goorgia Bonesteel has the best QAYG books for learning the how and why of how it all works.

I'm a little late on this. Is there a link to purchase this design?

katiedid2 gave this away you might want to contact her and see if its still available this is for an embroidery machine.

I'm doing a QAYG and I'm reading how Georgia Bonesteel does it. Seems to be a good way to do it.

That new video added, helps a lot. Thanks for posting the www.candiedfabrics.com spot, and the other.
Marcia in TX

dunster, thank you for the website, printed it out for future reference.