This is just what I needed, especially the lost quilt you showed at the end. Thank you ❤

This may be 10 years old but it is very relabel to what I need to quilt now, especially the log cabin style because mine is rows without the side border and them I plan to add the side borders last so using the fusible batting should work wonderful for me (at least that is the plan). Thank you.

These videos are great!! Thank you

This is a great approach! (Column by column). I never considered this option, which allows you to quilt across the seam. TFS!

Thank you for doing this video. This way is much easier than the way I had been doing this.

Thank you so much for these videos. You explain well and slowly enough for me to follow you without getting lost. I have already shared these videos to several friends and quilters!

I love this method, and this is the best explanation, very understandable and clear. Please keep this one up! I refer people to it all the time. It doesn't need to be "Hollywood " to be great!

Can spray basting or fusible tape be used if no fusible batting is used to butt seams?

Thanks I have not seen this concept before. Will surely try it!

Wow my hubby just bought a Recoma

I am rewatching your videos on this. I am getting ready to try this on a quilt I am making for my best friend. Thanks so much for this!😊❤

I thought qayg was supposed to be easier then traditional quilting you just made it seem so difficult. Sorry this did not help me at all just confused me.

I watched this long ago when I was sewing on a 2x2 spot. I have seen many videos since, and made quilt tops. I only quilted one in small blocks and hand sewed them together. I have a new machine and a used executive desk these days and am ready to try your wonderful method! Thank you for your videos.

Lollipop Flowers is such a happy quilt. This tutorial was very helpful.

Very informative. Thank you. Susara Doncaster. Cape Town South Africa.

Thank you so much for this tutorial. Just what i was looking for and explained so well. Love from Australia.

Is this fusible on both side?

There is nowhere I can find Fusi-Boo?????

I am so grateful for this series! Thank you! This is the method I will use when I make a king sized quilt. So if I wanted to add borders I’m assuming I would use the same method. But if I want to add several borders, would I sew all border strips together then add them to one side, or sew each border strip separately? Just trying to figure out the best way to do that so my borders line up all around the quilt.

These videos are so helpful! I was trying to figure out how to QAYG a king sized quilt without sashing or hand sewing and this series has helped the most. Thank you so much!

Wish I had the room to do work like this. I've always loved your UTube demos and your quilting method for QAYG... one of my favs. I do love color, one of the things that drew me to Quilting in the first place. Very envious of your nice studio.

I just keep coming back to your four videos. Genius way to Quilt when you don’t have fancy equipment. Thank you Candy!!

I do my level best to never quilt as you go in rows and columns. This will give an accordion effect at first glance which can take time to go away. I break the piece into groups of 2-4 blocks and then attach them to each other 4x4 or 2×3 or 3x3. This way eliminates the accordion pleated look when you do it in straight rows and columns. And in fact, I can do panel quilts much the same way.

I'm going to try your idea and I'm excited about it. I don't know if you have tried to use a pool noodle to roll-up your quilt as it goes past your machine. It helps me. Is there a limit on the size of your quilt squares you put together to make a larger square to quilt as you go? I can't wait to try it. Your the best 🙂🧓God Bless.

Still loving this

Great technique. I'll definitely be using this method. I use only 100% cotton batting instead of the fusible batting.. what if I cut the first strip of batting 1/2 " wider than needed and could loose stitch the next strip by hand or even run through the machine with a zip zag stich ? Thank you for this tutorial. My wife talked me into making her a queen sized quilt. Piecing and sewing the top together was easy. I can't afford to have a long arm quilter quilt it so I'm hand quilting it. NEVER AGAIN!!! All my quilts from now on will be quilt as you go

Wonderful and really like the last logo cabin style. I may try this with t shirt quilts I am making. Thanks so much for sharing!

I love this😁

Getting ready to dye fabric with a friend. can't wait

Great information for machine quilting. I have a quilt I can try this with.

Yea! Just the method I need! Thank you thank you ! Genius!

Candy you are a life saver! Thank you. I love your unique technique. And I love your designs. You are brilliant. I too create all my own designs and am always developing new and easier ways to make quilts and art wall hangings. I appreciate the work you've done to produce these wonderful videos. You are clear and precise and so easy to to understand and follow. Well done!

I found this just in time before I quilt my top on my juki 98! Extremely informative videos !!!! Can you tell me what thread and needles you use . I am having thread gathering at needle base and thread breakage . Machine won't stay threaded more than 5 min 😕 it's threaded properly so it's gotta be tension,wrong needles. Please help if ya can ! Thanks in advance .😎

Thanks for the very clear videos and explanations! Made a t-shirt quilt using your method and it worked beautifully!

Please don’t ever take these down! It is the best method ever for those of us who don’t have fancy machines or long arms. And it’s great to teach brand new Quilters right from the beginning of their journey.

And three years later, still loving your method, and still recommending it to everybody that will listen. This allows people like me to quote all their own quilts if they choose to. Can save a lot of money

Belíssimo trabalho 👏👏👏

Clever. A real plus for fusible batting.

Very interesting take on QAYG. Thank you.

Thank you for this tutorial, just what I wanted. 🤗

Thank you for this wonderful series of instructional videos!

Thank you. Very clear and helpful.

Candy, just to let you know I have shared your video (#1 of 4) so many times for the no sashing method. Thank you for sharing this!

I know this is a very old video but it us exactly what I need today! Thank you very much. I think I will now be able to make a large quilt on a small domestic machine. I made the blocks years ago then was stuck!

Thank you Candy for doing these four videos. I am a beginner Quilter and was feeling overwhelmed about joining up my squares on my first Queen sized quilt. You have explained the steps so simply and straightforward, I have learnt a lot and I am now looking forward to moving on and finishing my quilt. Once again thank you and please keep your videos coming.

Your fabric is beautiful , love the gel technique!

7 years later and I'm very thankful for this ! You are amazing!!!

Thank you!

I am a beginner to the art of sewing and more specifically quilting. I am so grateful to those willing to give of their knowledge. I find sewing relaxing and truly appreciate the fact that I can learn from those far more able then myself. I can only say thank you to Candy and Jean Truelove.