Quilt as you go quilt
#31
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Your quilt is lovely.
I've done a dozen QAYG quilts, using many different techniques.
But I'm trying to figure out your particular method of QAYG.
Am I right that you took the backing fabric and brought it to the front to make those nice little borders/bindings around each square on the front?
And then ....how did you join those squares? ZigZag them? I can't get see the detail.
I've done a dozen QAYG quilts, using many different techniques.
But I'm trying to figure out your particular method of QAYG.
Am I right that you took the backing fabric and brought it to the front to make those nice little borders/bindings around each square on the front?
And then ....how did you join those squares? ZigZag them? I can't get see the detail.
#36
Originally Posted by Maggiemay
This is the 2nd quilt I've looked at of yours that you said you prefer the back! I think you are much too hard on yourself- they are both really pretty!
#37
Originally Posted by MTS
Your quilt is lovely.
I've done a dozen QAYG quilts, using many different techniques.
But I'm trying to figure out your particular method of QAYG.
Am I right that you took the backing fabric and brought it to the front to make those nice little borders/bindings around each square on the front?
And then ....how did you join those squares? ZigZag them? I can't get see the detail.
I've done a dozen QAYG quilts, using many different techniques.
But I'm trying to figure out your particular method of QAYG.
Am I right that you took the backing fabric and brought it to the front to make those nice little borders/bindings around each square on the front?
And then ....how did you join those squares? ZigZag them? I can't get see the detail.
#38
Originally Posted by raptureready
The colors you chose may not cause the blocks to "pop" but they certainly create some unique color trends and flows. I think it's absolutely beautiful. Not everything needs to pop, sometimes quiet beauty is better.
Have you ever seen sisters--one strikingly beautiful and the other very pretty in a classic sort of way but not striking? Ever see them when they age? The striking beauty fades but the classic beauty remains beautiful forever.
Have you ever seen sisters--one strikingly beautiful and the other very pretty in a classic sort of way but not striking? Ever see them when they age? The striking beauty fades but the classic beauty remains beautiful forever.
Thanks so much
#39
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Originally Posted by sharone
Originally Posted by MTS
Your quilt is lovely.
I've done a dozen QAYG quilts, using many different techniques.
But I'm trying to figure out your particular method of QAYG.
Am I right that you took the backing fabric and brought it to the front to make those nice little borders/bindings around each square on the front?
And then ....how did you join those squares? ZigZag them? I can't get see the detail.
I've done a dozen QAYG quilts, using many different techniques.
But I'm trying to figure out your particular method of QAYG.
Am I right that you took the backing fabric and brought it to the front to make those nice little borders/bindings around each square on the front?
And then ....how did you join those squares? ZigZag them? I can't get see the detail.
If you don't mind, here are another couple of questions:
Typically, before joining the quilted blocks they are trimmed down to size. I always start out with oversized blocks. I don't see how you could have done this. So I'm guessing you had to be pretty accurate when adding the strips, right?
How did you join the blocks? Did you zig-zag through the little bindings on each block? Did you slip-stitch it by hand?
Thanks.
#40
Originally Posted by MTS
Originally Posted by sharone
Originally Posted by MTS
Your quilt is lovely.
I've done a dozen QAYG quilts, using many different techniques.
But I'm trying to figure out your particular method of QAYG.
Am I right that you took the backing fabric and brought it to the front to make those nice little borders/bindings around each square on the front?
And then ....how did you join those squares? ZigZag them? I can't get see the detail.
I've done a dozen QAYG quilts, using many different techniques.
But I'm trying to figure out your particular method of QAYG.
Am I right that you took the backing fabric and brought it to the front to make those nice little borders/bindings around each square on the front?
And then ....how did you join those squares? ZigZag them? I can't get see the detail.
If you don't mind, here are another couple of questions:
Typically, before joining the quilted blocks they are trimmed down to size. I always start out with oversized blocks. I don't see how you could have done this. So I'm guessing you had to be pretty accurate when adding the strips, right?
How did you join the blocks? Did you zig-zag through the little bindings on each block? Did you slip-stitch it by hand?
Thanks.
Yes, I had to be very accurate when joining the strips. I used a paper template for the middle block and then used a 1/4 seam for the rest of the strips.
I have typed the instructions on joining the blocks - hope this helps
"To join two blocks, place them backing sides together. Pin along the stitiching line as shown, placing the blocks together so the batting edges match. make sure that the batting on both blocks will not be caught in the stitching line. Stitch entire length of backing fabric, close to the edge of the batting. The stitching line should "snug up" to the batting so that the finished quilt will hang like one continuous piece of batting. Changing your presser foot to an open-toe applique or zipper foot may make this easier to stitch.
Sashing:
Press seam allowances open. Fo form sashing pieces, turn under each raw edge to the stitching line. Pin the folded edge in place. Topstitch the folded edge on both sides of seam, using an open-toe, applique or walking foot. Stitching could also be done with a blanket, feather, or invisible stitch".
Hope this helps!!
Failing this the pattern is available from Prairie Sky Quilting. Pattern is called Woven Wonder Quilt.
http://www.prairieskyquilting.com/fun_n_done_main.htm
Happy Quilting
Sharon
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