To make the batting trimming a little easier, just overlap the left and right batting pieces, then carefully cut through both layers (making sure you're only cutting batting). Lift away the excess batting you just cut off (from top and bottom pieces) and the cut edges should line up perfectly no matter how not-quite-straight there were cut. Not even a little extra bulk that way. :)

I am SO HAPPY to have discovered your system...I prefer all over the place hand stitching, and a whole quilt on my lap is just too much. I am very grateful for your tutorial.

That's the way I was taught a long time ago but I hand sewed everything. Your tutorial is great & shows everything in detail. Beautiful!

This is great!!!! I love guilt-as-you-go but don't always like sashing in my quilts; can be distracting. Have a project just waiting for these instructions. Bravo!!! Thanks a lots, Teresa, for sharing.

Love the printed blocks you used to show the birds and the beautiful colors. What a way to use scraps.

I've watched this video multiple times. Love how simple you make it look, and yet it's very detailed showing each step "easy peasy". Sometimes sashing just doesn't look right on a quilt - in such that it breaks up the flow of the blocks. This makes it so much easier to quilt on our domestic machines (which usually have such a small throat).

Clever! Have done quilt as you go before & sometimes it seems labor intensive. What I like about quilt as you go it, once all the pieces are together the quilt is done!!

Excellently well demonstrated tutorial without all the long drawn chatter. 👍👏

I LOVE IT! Thank you! I watched another video with sashing . I lost hope for the quilt as you go technique until I watched your video. Brilliant.

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have always wanted to try quilt as you go but never saw a well explained video. You have really shown how to do it well. By the way, I love your book and enjoy looking through it for inspiration.

Thanks so much! I just finished my first free motion quilt with a home sewing machine and it was just so hard to control...and even see as I quilted! Looking for a way to do small chunks at a time and your video is perfect advice!! Can’t wait to get these samplers done with the QAYG recipe. I LOVE the smooth backing effect here, too.

Thank you! I do not have a large machine and I find sandwiching and quilting the whole thing difficult. I have followed your tutorial for quilting as you go with sashing already. I cannot wait to give this method a try!

You’re videos are always the best! Love this idea. Great hand sewing project!

Thank you so very much for your generous instructional offerings

Just the video I've been looking for. Thank you so much. Beautiful blocks!

Thank you. I have seen similar videos with NO hand sewing, but they didn’t explain how to leave the edges unquilted and sew the front of the blocks together. I think I would combine their method and yours, plus zigzag the trimmed batting together after butting up the edges.

Haces , lo que creemos difícil , fácil ( yo , entre ellas ) , nos aportas ideas y la música tan dinámica y positiva , hacen de tu vídeo , un aporte didáctico estupendo. Me encantas!

Thank you for a great tutorial! I’ve been looking for a way to put my blocks together and quilt but my machine is small and I don’t have a large sewing space so this will be more manageable.

WOW! I’ll never do it another way!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️Thank you tons, gobs, oodles!xo

I have a project that has been sitting, waiting for directions to finish...just what I've been looking for....thank you!!!

Thank you. I've been wanting to do a quilt-as-you-go for a while now but the joining of the blocks was always so complicated. Your demo took the difficulty away for me.

Excelente. Siempre hermosos sus trabajos. Y fácil de aprender. Bendiciones.

Very interesting tutorial. I might just try this method!

Hola Teresa, otra manera muy practica para unir los bloques. Gracias eres genial!!

Hola, Sra. Bonita, gracias por mostrarnos una manera fácil de acolchar y unir los bloques para formar lo que sea. Saludos de Chihuahua, México.

Wonderful explanation! Thank you. 💜

Excellent tutorial!

Thankyou for this tutorial. I have gorgeous blocks to join together and sashing was just going to ruin the look of the quilt. This method will work perfectly.

Спасибо большое за идею! У вас красиво получилось!

Instead of hand sewing the batting together, why couldn't you use fusible batting tape? That would at least eliminate part of the hand sewing which I really dislike. Thanks for the video.

Excelente idea de acolchado en forma individual,ideal para las que no tenemos máquinas de coser con brazo largo, ya que es muy difícil hacer un acolchado para cama,por ejemplo. Un alivio para la columna. Gracias por tan buena idea. Desde Argentina, felices fiestas en paz.

Einfach Spitze, habe so eine Vorlage schon Klänge gesucht Danke😍😘😘

BEAUTIFUL

This is a great video, thank you, but can you tell me if it matters what kind of batting you use, I like wool, but not sure if it would work with that, is a fusible batting better?

This is a great idea. I'm thinking this method would go well with your Holland Tulip paper piecing pattern, which I love.

Hi. So far like this way of joining my(havent made one yet but getting ready to) QAYG But is ther a way to avoid he stitching. Arthritis in my hands makes it too hard to do. I do like the no strips dividing the blocks. Help.

Can we just sew it with a machine?

Teresa, muito obrigada pela generosidade da sua partilha ! Bem haja!

Just wondering how this would work with backing that has a pattern - I really want to try this but don't want to lose my pattern, might complicate things! Suggestions as to how to manage this?

BY ANY CHANCE DO YOU HAVE A VIDEO LIKE THIS ONE BUT WITH HEXIE BLOCKS??? TYI BLESSINGS & BE HOPE FILLED FRANKI

How will it look like if I sew the filling as well with the machine? I'm trying to avoid bumps in it

Awesome

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Can I machine sew instead of the hand sewing, I have problems with my hands and I want it to be a quilt that can be used and used. Thanks.

Wow!

Excellent video minus the music. Too much. Softer better. But you are great. Like this technique so much.

Every one shows joining part one to part but its the first time i have seen joining bottom row top row, that was so confusing to me, they all said just do the same as first row when joining to second row. But i was confused when joined the 4 together what happened at + center what part do cut. In this video you show it very clearly so thank you now i can finish my quilt

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I’m doing this in queensize. 110 squares. The first row is completed. I’ve got the other 10 rows stitched together, batting done and about ready to start sewing the backing down on each row. I did this on first row already. Now after reviewing, if I put the first two rows together, the backing is sewed all the way to the edge. I can not attach the rows together without ripping out from the front fabric thru all layers from edge to start of the inch on front fabric so I can attach each row. Now I’m stuck. Not sure how to do the other 10 rows snd then connect rows.

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Ok that's fine

There is always one in the crowd but I wish you had gone slower. Yes I know I can just replay the video but I just wanted to express my sentiments. I will try again and just slow it down. Thanks.

please show how WITHOUT the dreaded hand sewing !!! I would quit sewing altogether before I EVER sew by hand

Оригинально

I SURE🌺APPRECIATE ALL YOUR TIME AND EFFORT FOR EVERYONE😃. Sadly, I'll not be trying this. There is so much waste and that kicks me right or the game. Plus all the hand sewing for each. For me, to much. But, I like that it's only quilted inside the pic frame. A really cool different look to quilt!

Why cant you piece your sections first, do all the sewing on the machine then add the backing and batting. In sections..it seems like the hand sewing and some of the cutting could be eliminated.

no, Im not into sewing by hand so forget this

I like most of the technique, but not the hand sewing, otherwise, good ideas!

Showing too quickly

its too fast and no explaining

Hand stitching ugh