😇👍 .. Ty! I knew this had to be possible! I peiced all my tiny scraps using a foundation - like a foundation crumb quilt - about 12inch by 12 inch sections - I put 2 sections together and quilted the new 12x24. Leaving about 2 inches of the backing in place- after collecting these sections for 3 & 1/2 years. I keep putting them together- I used ugly fabric I didn’t like, all the messed up stars, misshapen units- I now have a nice very very warm king sized bed quilt- I am almost done- it is a hodgepodge Of all different seasons- the back is all different ways to quilt as you go- “”practice”””-the ugliest quilt yet we all love this!! I put some play elements -fuzzy thing on the cute animals- little cloth buttons - flying kites, children playing- it’s unique!!👍👍👍I WILL keep trying and I appreciate all of your videos! Have a blessed year!!

I'm an experienced quilter, but STILL enjoy watching all you do for your audience. Thank you.

I just found your tutorials, and they are awesome! Strait to the point. Very clear, and easy to follow. So much crafty inspiration! Thank you so much for posting all these quilt blocks!

The perfect video for what I'm doing right now! You nailed it! Thank you SO much! I've already watched it twice and I'm going to watch it several more times. This is my new go-to video for QAYG!

This is a nice overview of QAYG techniques. I have found that it is helpful when sewing through so many layers to use a walking foot on my sewing machine, particularly if the top layer being sewn is batting or wadding. Thanks for your videos!

I love the quilt as you go tutorials. Actually I love all the tutorials. Thank you!

Treasure trove of knowledge in 7 minutes. I have seen hours of video just to get to all this. Well done.

Thank you! I had never seen your way of doing quilted sashing between the blocks! Brilliant!

Obrigada por compartilhar seus conhecimentos... 😍👏👏👏👏❤

I’m just at the point of trying qayg for the first time on a lap quilt for my mums birthday, this is a lovely clear tutorial for a newbie like me. Thank you!

Best quilting channel, you make everything so easy to follow. Thank you so much 😊

I absolute love step one, I use this quite often Nr 3 is also my favorite. Thank you

Awesome., Teresa. You've bestowed so much knowledge on us all within one video!! It's like an entire quilting lesson in one, from start to finish, including stippling. Appreciate the new and different methods and techniques for QAYG. I am so glad I subscribe to your informative video tutorials.

You are so gracious to share your knowledge and skills with your viewers ✂️✂️✂️😘😘

Thank you so much. I just started quilting and these techniques will make it easier for me.

Hello! Teresa. I learn a lot from your videos. Three wonderful endings with all the secrets. Thank you! For sharing your knowledge. I'm from Brazil.😚🌹🌹🌹

Thank you for this video! It has completely changed my mojd on quilt as you go technique. I tried it for the first time by watching your video and i love the results! Thank you for doing such a great job on the tutorial it really helped me.

Great video. I’ve used 2 of those methods. But haven’t done any sewing for a year or so, so this is motivating me to get back into it, and finish theUFOs. Thanks so much. Music isn’t a problem..it’s actually quite relaxing😊🇦🇺

Thank you EVER SO MUCH! I just love your tutorials- you must have a kind heart ❣️

Amei seus trabalhos, parabens!!

Love this technique, thank you for sharing the narrow sashing one

I followed your instructions for the second way and the results were great! Thank you.

Thank you so much for this. I really appreciate your videos. They are so helpful.

Thank you so much for sharing how too quilt as you go it's a blessing. I will use it all fall and winter long.

Love this! I used this method for my first "quilt as you go" because you actually considered adding BATTING to your connecting sash - no one else did. I used flannel and was concerned it would be cold for my elderly father. Again - LOVED this!

Excellent video! Thanks for all your great quilting advice!

Очень хороший и показательный мастер класс. Спасибо

Brilliant tutorial - Thank you, Theresa🤩A Blessed New Year to You and all Quilters out there💕 May 2019 be a year to complete all our UFO's 🧚‍♀️

Congrats! Your job is perfect! Love U! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️

Thank you so much 😍😍😍😍. Turkmenistan🇹🇲🇹🇲🇹🇲🤗🤗🤗.

fantastic tutorial, love it, easy to follow, thank you Teresa down under

Love this!!!! You are my hero!

Very neat and clear instructions.Thank you very much.

Love your videos! I now have your book. Thank you for sharing.

I’ll be using your last technique on my granddaughters quilt. I’m super excited to try this method!! Thank you for a great tutorial 🤗

Thank you, your videos are so informative!

Learned a way to quilt as you go watching Nancy Zieman. I've made 3 quilts that way. No wasting or cutting away any batting. It's called a column quilt. Need to start another one

Acabamento perfeito obrigado

Благодарю. Для меня очень полезное видео. Как раз думаю как сшить блоки без заморачивания.

Learned soooo much .i'm new.thx thx

Thank you so much. I am going to make my pieced quilt like the fold over sashing method. This is a great tutorial.

Я Вас люблю!

I prefer the number 1 😂😂. I love all your work ❤️❤️💕💕

Thank you so VERY much for this extremely well done video!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Gracias Teresa!

Чудесно! Спасибо!

wow, clever. I'm going to try this method. thanks.

I love the wide sashing, Thank you for sharing

you have just given me hope!!!!!!

I like your style, easy for me to follow😎

Thanks for making the video. I really want to get a long arm quilting machine... But until then QAG will have to be how I do ish quilts. I will be trying theses techniques soon.

Love your videos!!!!!!

I love this technique thanks so much.

Excellent instruction.

Teresa, this is nice to have all three ideas together😁😁 Thank you! I use the third method...

Fantastic...so easy to follow

Wow! I want to try! 🧡

These are really good ideas

Im using the first one now for my first quilt and I LOVE IT. I was scared to wrestle with a huge sandwich and this is perfect thank you

Thank you 👏👏👏👏🇧🇷

👍👏СПАСИБО!

Veriy good Süper 👍👏👍🙋

Excellent. You might like to know that in the US, "stitch in the ditch" means quilt in "the well of the seam", as you did on the individual blocks in method #1, not stitching a bit away from the seam.

Спасибо, очень полезное для меня видео. Гораздо легче таким спасобом сшить большое одеяло, либо покрывало!

So easy and clever

Very helpful!

I love it thank you 👍🏻

Love those blocks

Спасибо.😚😚😚😚😚

These are some Awesome steps I never this Thank You for sharing this great tutorial with us

Having a quilt machine quilted is becoming very expensive so this method will be cheaper and easier.

Beautiful thanks for sharing

Thanks to share.Congratulations

I’ve got to start quilting my quilts this way. I don’t have a big enough space to lay quilts out to sandwich them anymore, so I need to learn several methods of “quilt as you go.” And then decide which one I like the best. Could you please make more videos like this, with more methods? Thanks.

excellent et merci :)

Great tips

Been trying to figure out how to quilt bigger quilts on my domestic machine. I think you just gave me the answer!! Thank you. I'm assuming that once you have your individual rows together, you just do the same technique to attach the rows to each other?

Awesome video!! TYCM for sharing girl!! Just wondering about the last tutorial where you showed to hand sash, hand sewing is very hard for me as I have a bad hand(CP) wondering could I machine sew it?

Thank You

Yess!

Çok güzel.

Grazie

I have never seen anything crazy as this

Good video. Lots of options. i would use a walking foot or fabric moves and you can get puckers. . Stitch in the ditch means stitch in join seam not next to it. Looking forward to your other videos

Genial

Your videos are amazing. You are very kind, smart and thank you for sharing. What kind of sewing machine do you have ? ❤🙏🌺🌻🍁

What else can I use for batting? I’m on a tight budget. Iol thank you for sharing your tips on seeing as you go💗

Your videos are always fantastic and so was this one. I'm curious about the first example. I understood that stitch in the ditch was done where the seams joined but it looked as if you sewed a quarter inch each side of the seam. Thank you for a great tutorial!

thank you!! How would you calculate the amount of fabric needed for method # 2 for both vertical sashing and then to join rows....

👍👍👍🌼🌼🌼Super!

Would this technique work as well using flannel squares for backing? What tips can you offer to make it easy? Thnx. Love your videos!

This is awesome techniques for a beginner which should i do first not beginner in sewing been sewing for awhile watched lots of videos on this cool I think i like it without the sashing in between right now what do you think i love your videos from Newfoundland Canada i have that cheap batting where you can not iron it wondering what to do with it i also have cotton batting the bamboo so you can free motion each square interesting very good can you visited me lol

I have Georgia Bonesteel's original book Lap Quilting and I think method #2 most resembles her method. I'm always looking for faster and easier ways to do things. We cant all afford a great big quilting machine.

I love that presser foot! What is it called? I see it has a guide on it.

I need to try QAYG as I struggle even with small quilts so thanks for the great tutorial. How do you line up backing fabric and front if the batting is bigger? Also do you find cutting batting with your rotary cutter blunts it? Many thanks

I love your fabric selection and the pattern . Is there a name for that pattern. I have watched your quilt as you go video and I am going to attempt to do one. Thanks so much for the video.

Question - do you have a tutorial that shows putting different size blocks and then rows together? I am subscribbed

Great video! What music is this? My mom find it so relaxing and wants to listen to more like it! Thanks.

Great tutorial, Teresa. What would you recommend for stitch length and tension for QAYG please? Any adjustments? Thanks.

I am in the process of sewing the first method with my scraps, but am wondering how to sew the rows together when each backing block is sewn down.