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Gladys 03-13-2013 10:04 AM


Originally Posted by helou (Post 5925320)
wow lots of info here Thank you. the quilt I am working on is for a un-sashed QAYG and I was trying to find how to do it. Lots of reading and video watching for me now. Thanks alot!

I totally agree. Lots of wonderful information here!

zzaped 03-13-2013 10:51 AM

Please forgive my ignorance, I am pretty new to quilting, although I am completely addicted to it. What is the cotton method?

Carol Wilson 03-13-2013 10:51 AM

I have almost finished a "quit as you go" quilt using the method on a Craftsy video, will post a picture when it is finished. I am very happy with it. If you don't have a long arm and don't want to "wrestle" with a large quilt on a small machine it is the way to go.

patdesign 03-13-2013 10:53 AM


Originally Posted by Misty's Mom (Post 5923123)
OK, I've made 2 quilts in the QAYG methods and wouldn't do it again. One was the Jenny join from Jenny Haskins, very bad choice IMO, the other was bringing the larger back up, make a seam then fold on top of the block forming sashing and stitching down. What am I doing wrong? Or have I not found the right method?

You have not found the fight method yet, it is the only kind of quiltilng I do, the Jenn join I do not know, but the 2nd one is not something I am fond of.
Pat

PaperPrincess 03-13-2013 01:03 PM


Originally Posted by zzaped (Post 5925963)
Please forgive my ignorance, I am pretty new to quilting, although I am completely addicted to it. What is the cotton method?

The Cotton method is named for Betty Cotton who developed it. A lot of folks don't like it because the joins are thick and stiff. My sister took her class. I can see using it for a runner, but not a quilt. Not cuddly at all.
here's a video. I had to laugh at the title... "Learn the original quilt first then assemble quilting method"
Don't really think this was the first.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_uDhKTSQB0

marcias 03-13-2013 02:44 PM


Originally Posted by patdesign (Post 5925969)
You have not found the fight method yet, it is the only kind of quiltilng I do, the Jenn join I do not know, but the 2nd one is not something I am fond of.
Pat

Which method do you use?

solstice3 03-13-2013 04:27 PM

Did a DWR ways...never again

patdesign 03-13-2013 04:53 PM


Originally Posted by marcias (Post 5926349)
Which method do you use?

It is a combination of several methods, but most closely resembles marti michells method although hers is not qayg
Pat

mengler 03-13-2013 05:15 PM

I really like this one. Not too complicated. using wash away stabilizer keeps it soft after washing. Super cute. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWKVNQTG-74 (Linda Goodall's method.

squires1042 03-13-2013 05:19 PM

There is a book called crazy shortcut quilts by Marguerite Mcmanus, that is worth taking a look at, this author was a longarm quilter who decided that she needed to come up with another way to do it. Like all the other methods this is not for everyone, I believe that she has some tutorials on U tube as well you might check out.


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