Sorry my bad- I do that to my husband constantly and it drives him nuts. My biggest concern is that it isn't straight- it would have to be curved- LOTS of curves in fact.

Looking forward to it, Jenni. I haven't been able to sew for a while, but hope to begin again soon. I finished my first QAYG using your method and it worked out great. I have another one ready to assemble...looking forward to your new method, also. Thank you for doing this for us.

your DWR would be done in blocks so rows would work. You will just have to be careful to pin to make sure it stays straight and your rings match.

I believe Jenniky taught a technique in our last session with this method.

Thanks! I am still wading through all the information on this thread...and exploring other options too! I will let you guys know what I figure out!

Jen, so glad that you are going to do another one. I have one that I will be starting on and want to do the QAYG method, because it's going to be bigger than I usually do.

Have a great day!!!

Heya my friend! So good to hear from you. :) This tutorial will be excellent for quilting large quilts on domestic machines. :thumbup:

Looking forward to this tute, also. I really enjoyed the last one.

I'm frantically working on my GS graduation quilt (queen size T-shirt using the BQ pattern--so can't do the QAYG as in the first tutorial we did, but figured I'd do it in thirds QAYG)....need to have it done by the end of April or sooner. So, I will watch this for that part...hopefully it will come along in time. Otherwise, I think I learned enough on that first one to do it in thirds.

As I was reading new items on the board I came across this QAYG method in the Tutorial section. http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...ml#post5945600

Thought I would post it over here if anyone is interested and had not come across it. Im still working on piecing the top I will be sharing with the next method of quilting large quilts on a standard machine. Have a great day everyone. :thumbup: