noahscats7

Thanks so much for sharing. I have a full sized quilt my
m-i-l made and I have wanted to enlarge it to a king for a long time. This is what I needed to get it done as I didn't have a clue. Glenda

Delbra

wow.... :thumbup:

tatavw01

thanks good one :thumbup:

ladyshuffler

Great video...........she explains it so well easy to follow-Thank you for sharing!!

grammypatty7

Great tip. This is basically how I do my quilt as you quilts but I don't stitch the batting in place but that is an excellent way to do it. People can't seem to ever comprehend what and how I am doing my quilts but this works. I assemble 2 or 3 rows and quilt them. While quilting I'm also piecing and assembling the next "panel" to add as shown in this tutorial. Instead of adding just a border, I'm adding panels and later border out with this technique. It makes quilting a queen sized quilt possible for me. Have to share this tutorial with my friends but bet they still won't fathom how I go from a 2 inch border to a full sized quilt but it works.

connie d

I really enjoyed this. I have wonder how that could be done. So this will be a help to me. Thank you for sharing. :):):)

TacoMama

Thanks for the info!

janetter

That is so helpful. Thanks What a great idea

erinezavala

Wow! Thank you for the wonderful link! I am quilting a very small lap/crib sized quilt and would like to increase it's size as a surprise for my daughter. This is exactly the technique I was looking for