You stitch from the front either side of the sashing strips - the black strips on this example. Because the joining strips on the back are slightly wider, this means you'll stitch them in place at the same time. :-D

Knew it was my own thick head missing whatever. Thanks....have saved your tute.

beaytiful! Thank you

Like so many others here your tute has given me new hope for some of my projects - Love your heart but I was just thinking -- maybe continuing the diagionals to make the heart meet in the middle with one center line instead of having the vertical blocks - anxious to give it a try :)

That is the fun of this I think - you can get all sorts of different effects just by working with colour values and/or the orientation of the strips. :-D

Thanks for one of the best tutorials that I've seen, this was very well done, and thank you for sharing your techniques with us.

How to make bias tape the easy way.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPrFf...eature=related

I thought this was worth sharing with anyone who needs to make bias tape.

I cannot thank you enough for this tutorial. I have a bad back and cannot quilt large quilts. I have wanted to do QAYG for a long time but didn't want to hand sew. THANKS!!!! :thumbup: :P

Remember ladies, with this great tutorial, you could make your quilt reversible!!

Yes that's a good way. There is also a Clover bias tape maker that is an inch wide, or you could buy ready made tape or cotton ribbon if you wanted to. :-D