Thanks a BIG bunch! I started a QAYG quilt about 10 years ago. But...life has a way of detouring efforts from time to time & it ended up as a WIP! 😂 I'm retired now and have just found the project...sadly I forgot how it went together. I was THRILLED to find your video this morning! My, soon to be born, new great grandson will be the recipient of this project... THANKS TO YOU!

Thank you. From California USA, you have great sewing skills, & organized presentations in your tutorials. So many excellent ideas!

I know you made this video a long time ago but I really enjoyed it. Also I learnt a lot watching you do it step by step. It’s now on my todo list so thank you.

A wonderful quilt delicious colours and a super way to join the quilters parts - thank you so much or in my language "Danke".

You are my absolutely favorite KZfaq quilt tutorial. Everything is so easy to understand. Thank You

This is a great technique! I never knew you could quilt as you go with individual blocks and join them together later! Brilliant! Thank you

You make this look so easy, your directions are so clear. Thank you Susan

I love your tutorials. Your lovely, calm demeanor makes me feel as if I can do anything at the sewing machine! Thank you!

Love this. Thanks for posting this

I so appreciate your approach. You are one of my top "go to" sewing and quilting resources.

As always your directions and methods are Chrystal clear

Fantastic idea Susan, thank you for sharing 💕

She makes it look so easy. I like her tutorials .

Very helpful videos with clear explanations. Never leaves me with unanswered questions. Best quilting tip videos on KZfaq, in my opinion, and I have looked at soooo many. Nothing irritating about the presentation either, which is not the case with most others. Thank you for these. Much appreciated.

I love watching your work, you do some a lovely job. I have watched others that joke around too much and it takes so long for them to do any thing I for get half of what they were doing. Your really inspire me! Thank you so much.

Hi Susan thank you for your plain uncomplicated demos it's all so nice and easy to understand I'm making the reversable quilt from your video and it great to be able to replay to check what I'm doing not up to your standard but I'm getting there I'm now looking for the smashing video

Thank you. Nice to see stitch and flip QAYG. Log cabin version too!

Tks for this. Also, love the panel?/quilt? With the monkey in the background. Fun

It is very pleasant to watch you wrangle the fiddly bits so expertly and calmly, all the while providing the most helpful commentary. Well done! Can't wait to try this, and will look for the binding tutorial. Thank you!

this is ingenious. not bad at all . I am brand new to quilting but not new to sewing , I used to sew garments and household ( ie tablecloths ,curtains ,table runners ect ) things. this is just brilliant . thank you 5 years later lol =)

Thanks so much my day is not complete without watching a video from you.

Lovely, I will attempt this when I've got more experience!!!!! Thank you once again for your hard work and know how.

Thx man.well demonstrated. I made a lovely quilt as you go from one of your videos..i made it for a baby. Turned out perfect..thx sooo much. Real good teacher.

Wow, I just thought, if you piece the 61/2" strips... ...you could do a completely scrappy quilt on one side (and hold the opposite side strips away while quilting in the ditch between the squares,) and a more plain version on the other. You could also alternate with picture panels or plain blocks or both. Such mind-blowing possibilities. Once when a relative was in hospital, someone in there had been given a quilt with hidden pockets on it, used for get-well cards. I was thinking you could have a hidden chocolate stash in the outside of your quilt so it wasn't too warm, for movie watching purposes, snuggle in, and then bring them out, to blow the minds of the little ones watching with you. All the best.

I've never done a quilt as you go quilt before so was looking for help with videos & yours are the best! You make it easy to follow with simple directions, so thank you!

Better control glad you talked about little problems that pop up🙂

Thank you for your videos . I learn so much from you . You make it so easy to learn how to quit as you go .

This is a great technique and tutorial. Thank you!!! I finished my first block and it looks really good. I did have a slight problem with my first blocks being just a little off level from each other - see through batting would have saved me - by the time I got to the second row I had a problem but I was able to work through it and my block looks terrific!!! I will be looking for other tutorials from you!!!

You are amazing, I just love watching your tutorials they get me so motivated you make it look so easy and calm if you take your time you. You explain things very well. Thank you so much

I really enjoy all of your video's very much and have learn so much from you. Thank You so very much for taking the time to do them. You have an amazing sweet personality and explain everything so nicely. I have seen them all several times and look forward to any new one you may do. Thank you again from a beginner in South Dakota, USA

Отличная идея! С удовольствием смотрю ваши видео.

I love watching you. You are such an expert and are very good at showing exactly what needs to be done and why.

Oh my goodness!! so pleased you are enjoying them.

Great class. You make the block stable and easy. Thank you.

Thank you for posting this - it is inspirational! Definitely on my 'to do' list. PS love the colours too.

Thank you for the quilt as you go video I have almost finished my first quilt and it was fun to make - also I used my odd bits of fabric - didn't buy anything and it looks great!

I love watching you make quilts..

You are such a wonderful teacher! I am going to try this!

Thankyou so much i am new to sewing and i just love to watch you your great what you do xxxxxxx

I love this idea. Will have to try it. Thank you.

What an awesome block! Thank you once again for sharing.👵🏻

you make it look so easy and beautiful at the same time!

I enjoy your videos so much! Thanks so much for sharing your expertise.

great video! love the reversible aspect!!

Awesome demo!

A great idea, look forward to seeing what you do!

Fabulous! I can't wait to get started on this idea.

شكرا .. انا اتعلم منك .. I do not know english .. I am translating with google .. Thank you .. I am learning from you

I really like this technique. thank you!!

As I'm new to quilting this technique makes it easier. I might combine it with a half triangle square in the centre and strips around it. Love your videos, thank you.

Thank you, beautiful pattern

Great, look forward to seeing what you make!

Very cool technique. Will have to try it soon. Love your videos.

maravillosa idea , la pondre en practica

Esta señora definitivamente hace magia al coser, lástima que solo hablo español y no colocan las medidas en números en pantalla, pero trataré de hacer uno, a ver como me va. 🙈 Muchas gracias y ojalá como sugerencia, colocaran las medidas de los cuadros en números. 👍♥️

Thanks, I shall look forward to seeing something you have made!

I just added a bit but it didn't stay. A relly in hospital saw another patient with a quilt, multi-pockets sewn on to put get-well cards into. You could use pockets outside a quilt for a choccie stash, and half-way through a movie, bring them out of hiding, to blow the minds of the little ones with you.

Beautiful !

Wow! Excellent Thanks for the wonderful videos and I learnt a lot

I love this!!!!

Thanks for watching, enjoy!

this was so interesting!

Loving this idea! I would love to see the finished quilt!

Thanks very much iam just learning how to sew

Thank you tor the information it was an excellent job

Amazing? You make it look so easy.

Thanks for watching

Thanks, would love to see what you make.

Hi, yes, this works well for a reversible log cabin, enjoy!

I think that will be my next project!

It is amazing. Thanks

you are a good teacher^^

great tutorial!

Hi, my machine has a built in dual feed, like a walking foot, which I am using. Yes, it would be a good idea to use a walking foot for this.

You're welcome, thank you.

This one is quick and easy. using your scrap pieces from home.

All is so great! Thank you so much. Best reagards, Ev

adoro os trabalhos dela sao lindos,parabens

Thank you!

Thank you so much.

Wonderfull, thanks!

Thank you enjoyed and must say very good

esta es una idea muy buena! 👏👍

I was hoping you could give me some advice on completing my quilt. I made the top half of my patchwotk quilt cover (10ft x 11ft) not realizing that I would need floor space to lay the finished item down to make a sandwich of the wadding and backing. As most people have done before me, I put it away to work on it later when I had solved the problem. That was 4 years ago just before I became a full time carer to my son. Now today 25 July 2017 watching Quilting Tips & Techniques 111 I realized that if I could use this method of quilt-and-go using the backing and wadding only -then once this is sewn to size the patchwork top could be smoothed over and tacked before sewing. Hoping you are still able to repy as video was made 4years ago

Brilliant!

Very nice, thank you for the tutorial.

Thank you ❤

Very helpful!!!

When ever i see this lady, I always think about my sweet Grand ma!

So funny you said that, about not doing top and bottom sections at one go. I was already thinking that would be a short cut. I'll take your advice, however, and go a bit at a time.

how to I find the next step to put the blocks together ??

Great idea! I think it would look nice with a pieced square in the middle. As long as it is the same size. What do you think? I am so happy I found you. You are a super teacher. Thank you.

thank you so much....

I was wondering, if we were to use iron on batting (like fusible cotton batting), would that help to keep everything inline as we are doing this reverse block?

Another great video from Susan. Niki I would love to see what you made. Have you gotten the picture up yet?

Your QAYG blocks are so Neet! Thank you for these lessons. Now, I need to know how to put them together. You said you did it earlier, but I can't find it. Would you Please lead me to that video? What is the name of it? Ty

Love this block! My "to make" list grows longer! Ha! Ha! Thanks for another great idea! Would this be a good technique for a reversible log cabin?

Thank you:)

Interesting technique, can't wait to try it. Now tell me about the wall hanging of the giraffe and the monkey in the background. That is lovely. Is it a painting or fabric applique?

For someone making their first quilt, would you recommend something like this, or would it be better to do the traditional kind where you piece the blocks, make the quilt top, make the quilt sandwich, and then quilt?