gale

I agree. That isn't really the 'quilt as you go' I have seen. It's still neat and cute though. And I've done it with some wall hangings I made a long time ago.

tjradj

You can use "quilt as you go" for any quilt that you have the backing and the batting together and then sew the top right onto that sandwich.
Most are done so that you place two pieces of fabric, right sides together onto the batting/backing sandwich and sew a seam down one side. Then flip the top piece over and finger press. Place the next piece on top of that, face down and sew it down the same way. Flip it over and finger press.
This can be quite beautiful by using strips, or triangles or just random"crazy quilt" pieces. Once you have the whole top filled in, you just have to bind the edges because the quilting is all done.

gale

I think most people think of quilt as you go as block by block-in other words you make a block, quilt it, and then make another, quilt it, etc. Then you somehow assemble the quilted blocks together into a large quilt. Personally I don't have much trouble machine quilting a small wall hanging or baby size quilt. My issue is with a twin, queen, etc and I want to make them in sections or quilt individual blocks before I assemble.

Albujudy

Check Missouri Star Quilt Company website. They have a new tutorial about quilting as you go. Great web site for other things too. Enjoy!

gale

LOL. Someone already posted the link to the Missouri Star tutorial. Unless they have more than one. Someone on youtube left info for these videos in a comment (these links are in order of the videos from 1 to 4)
http://www.hgtv.com/video/divided-qu...deo/index.html
http://www.hgtv.com/video/divided-qu...deo/index.html
http://www.hgtv.com/video/divided-qu...deo/index.html
http://www.hgtv.com/video/divided-qu...deo/index.html

SueDor

Kay Woode has quilt as you go pattern.