for a while i have been checking QAYG methods so yours came at a good time for me but think I saw it in a "search"
Thankx

[quote=SundarKoyal]Could this method be used for example, doing a queen-sized quilt?[/quote

Sundar, yes you can use this method to do a queen size quilt. Check out in pictures, Wall hanging and some quilts. I made for my children last Christmas. The quilt is super queen size and is reversible. I did not use this exact method, but took my pattern from a book by Sharon Pederson. I am currently in the process of making a quilt for my brother that will be reversible. size 108x90 without border or binding. Gerbie

Thanks very much. I think I will try a small one, too.

Thanks! Thanks! Thanks! The main reason I disliked QAYG was all the hand sewing. You have made it really easy and now I know what to do with the Steam-a-Seam that I won at the fair year ago. I really apprecaite all the pics and time it took you to do this.

thanks for this. My first quilt as you go and brother I sure wish I had this tutorial then. I will bookmark this .
great looking heart there.

Finally a QAYG tutorial that explains everything clearly and concisely. I have been wanting to attempt one, but have been confused by other tutorials. Thanks!!

Great Teacher

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Wonderful tutorial.....The heart is ab-sewww-lutely BEAUTIFUL! Thank you sewww much for sharing.

A very well done tutorial. Thanks for sharing the info, I've done this a lonnnggg time ago, but didn't use steam a seam. This makes it easier, thanks again.