Quilt As You Go with No Sashing Part 4

[@margaretfox458]

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.

[@bsturkie3313]

Candy, Your QAYG 4 part series was very instructional and answer some of my questions about trying this method of rows vs. individual quilted blocks. Espeacially helpful was your including your lollipop quilt which you explained the sequence of pieces quilted,!!!! Thank you for your energy, patience, and clever hints that you incorporated in all of the 4 parts. Now I feel I may be successful in trying to quilt as you go my three piece quilt with some appliqués on it. 😊

[@katemorgan4346]

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!

[@kathiallen2858]

Really terrific instructions! I'm waiting for the fusible batting to arrive and in the meantime I'll continue assembling my Christmas quilt (for me!) and I'll practice free motion quilting too. Thank you so much; it is possible that you have 'rocked' my quilting world!

[@mdietz7]

Oh. My. Goodness. Thank you so much for taking the time to post these 4 tutorials. I previously did a quilt as you go quilt using sashing and it was my first time and quite disastrous. I have since made two other quilt tops, the first I quilted normally (which proved INCREDIBLY difficult in the small space I have to work in) and the second has been hanging in my closet because I've been so discouraged at how to quilt it. I'm excited to try this new technique this week!

[@marynotcontrary3]

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

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

Thank-you so much, you are a very clever lady, even if someone showed you how. I was glad to see how you got your squares pattern in part 3, it works so well with the modern look of this quilt. This makes such a lot of sense. All the best.

[@ksharpe8137]

Wow! My mind is racing with possibilities using this method! Until I got to the end of Part 4 I assumed the only way I could do it was with the large blocks all being one size. But, when I saw your flower quilt I realized there are many patterns I can use as long as I use your method of attaching each piece as I go. THANKS!!!!

[@leonemellows2124]

I've watched all 4 videos that you have and I've learned something new. I usually cut the backing and binding with the top once I've quilted the square or strip but I much prefer your method, leaving the batting and backing longer and butting the batting up to the previous piece and adding the backing with a seam that doesn't interfere with other seams. Thank you so much.

[@SharonBoseant]

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!

[@jackietucker8942]

I'm STILL loving this method. Makes my life much easier.

[@JulieOtt]

What a great tutorial! I have not found any method as perfect as this one (no way am I fitting a king sized quilt under my machine). Thank you so much!

[@dakin7612]

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

[@ossiningsue]

BIG THANK YOU! I had been quilting as I go for a long time, then suddenly found myself with no time to quilt at all. For the life of me, I could not recall how I did this. Your method is MY method. Thanks again for the refresher. Now I can finally finish my quilt

[@denisenavas965]

I just love the way you explain the quilt as you go patterns and love the colors of fabrics especially in the back. thank you very much.

[@terrymaffitt4012]

Thank you for taking the time to record how to use this method of quilt as you go. I really liked your quilting and the final appearance of your quilts!

[@susanchase7880]

I've been researching all these tutorials for the best method of quilting as you go.... You win the grand prize Candy. I'm about to finish my first quilt with this system. Thank you for posting these tutorials.

[@RebeccaTreeseed]

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.

[@lesleymorris6920]

I have seen MANY QAYG tutorials, this is the best method I have seen. While the tutorial is long, it's very worth watching. When we think of the Time we put into making a quilt, why not spend the time to watch how brilliantly this comes together! Thank you Candy for taking the time to do this for us.

[@sharonolson1962]

I have checked too many sites to learn how to do this. Yours is so great! Thank you for taking the time to do this video for us.

[@beezers4811]

Excellent tutorial. Learned a lot from all 4 parts. Thank you so much for making this tutorial. A lot of work and I appreciate it very much.

[@deneseswackhamer7767]

I've watched and done other methods of QAYGO, but I find this one the best I've seen. Can't wait to try it. Thank you!

[@deloresgerald7986]

Thank you so much! You have so made my quilt easy to finish. This is the first time I am making a king size quilt. This technique will ensure that I will finish it. Again, thank you so much!

[@barbaragardner4857]

Yes, I'm going to try it soon! You made it all seem so much more doable than other videos I've watched. I liked your column quilting idea, and the way you used a version of the log cabin theme. Thank you, Candy.

[@trishl1741]

Thanks so much for the 4 part series, you explained very well and now I have confidence to do a traditional bargello using the QAYG method shown here. I have my first column of the top finished and will piece the next column and put them together. the column FMQing method will work great. I have used the fusible batting for two vertical wall hangings in the past and it works great. Ignore the other negative comments, they are just 'addituding' as I tell my 4 year old granddaughter when she is in a mood. You did very well, thanks gain.

[@lesleygilbert1945]

I just finished watching this series of 4 video's - I loved your Lollipop quilt at the end and the order in which you pieced it. Many thanks for all the tips :)

[@shirleymcderment1229]

I too have look at so many sites about quilting as u go but yours is the best. I am not a quilter but I like the idea about the fusible batting. Can't wait to try it out.

[@kirsty2565]

Thanks for your great tutorials. This is the best QAYG method I've seen. I'll definitely be trying it out!

[@kathavalon19]

I shall be trying the iron on batting now I have watched all 3 of your vids, which show the entire process from start to finish. Very helpful and well done, thanks. I have a huge Irish chain quilt to tackle, wish me luck :-)

[@kimhanson6233]

I appreciate your tutorial and tips. Thanks for taking the time to produce the video-just what this visual learner needs!

[@WALLYANDTINA]

Hi Candy! Lollipop Flowers is STUNNING!! As a wanna be quilter, I am gobsmacked! Circles? Oh my my!! So beautiful! Your method makes it crystal clear to me that I could probably tackle a king-sized quilt using the quilt-as-you-go method. Thank you so much for your attention to detail and all the helpful insights. For now, I only need to discover how to drop the feed dogs of my 25+ year old 2nd hand Brother machine... Wish me luck!

[@CandyGlendening]

Thanks Tina! I hope you got the feed dogs dropped - you can find manuals for most things online.

[@tarandondesigns6956]

This is awesome. I can't wait to try it. This takes the fear out of free motion quilting.

[@kymmbo1597]

Great tutorial series. I have been looking for a technique without sashing and that may suit a log cabin. I think I just found it. Thank you

[@monicajohnson9704]

Loved watching this set of tutorials. Thank you for all your efforts.

[@fruitsalad08]

Thank you so much for these videos. I really appreciate all the time, effort and skill you have put into quilting and teaching us how to do this. I can't wait to try it tomorrow!

[@jaceek2030]

I'm thrilled I found your tutorial! Thank you so much for making these videos and sharing them. My seam ripper, back, neck, and disposition thank you as well! ;-)

[@janisp4205]

THANK YOU so much! I have been looking at every QAYG video and blog, and this method will work for me. I just finished an appliqued baby quilt top, and I will use this method tomorrow. I especially love the Lollipop quilt method!

[@lindaparedez9760]

I think your technique is just what I was looking for! Thank you so much for the tutorials!!!! I'm ready to give it a go!

[@jbowerdel]

thanks so much-loved your demo of this technique-it's so much easier to see it done than just reading about it. i'm a visual learner so get it when i can see it! love love the lollipop flower quilt as well. want to make a diagonal string quilt by doing qayg method but didn't want sashing to interrupt the diamonds you create-this will be perfect!! also great demo of your machine quilting method-gives me the courage to try it myself!! thanks again!!

[@janbeaton6951]

Thank you for such a clear and amazing video; I have not been able to free motion quilt with my domestic machine to any degree of acceptance because of the awkwardness of the quilt, but I think your idea will make it much more doable. It is so kind of you to give your time to help others!

[@janinesears2529]

Thank you for such a fantastic tutorial on this technique! I cannot wait to try it.

[@jackietucker8942]

Your method is a great way to do large quilts when one doesn't have a fancy machine with a large throat. Not to mention the money saved by not sending out to a LA. Thank You!

[@lizryan8506]

I just found you. I did a quick look at your tutorial. This is a magnificent method for me as I have had shoulder surgery 2 years ago and must be careful. I will need to look at it in depth, but I can see this method is what I need to do. I will look for the fusible batting. Thank you for sharing this method, Candy. I will subscribe to your channel.

[@SAlex-tr4md]

OH MY GOSH !! Awesome ! I was wondering how could i quilt a large twin size myself ... have had large blocks done for months , thought i would end up having to pay a large amount to have this finished, but after finding your videos i think i can do it your way !!! yay !!! Thank you for sharing !!

[@darlingbrooke]

I was starting to think I would have to send all my quilts out to be quilted by others.... Thank you for teaching me this technique!

[@susanedwards5930]

What a lovely and so generous lady. Thank you !

[@Namaerica]

Candy, I have osteoarthritis in my hands and was feeling stressed about quilting a quilt for my youngest grand daughter. Thank you SO much for your tutorial. I am not using fusible batting but am sure the quilt will look fabulous when finished without my hands suffering from fighting the whole thing as I quilt it. Bless you!

[@CandyGlendening]

I'm so happy to hear this is helpful for you!

[@carlenenightingale1212]

This looks like a great way to machine quilt a large quilt. I will try it! Thank you!

[@arthena33]

Love your method, and love that you took the time to share your idea..The quilt is beautiful. Thank you

[@careless2429]

Thank you so much for you 4 tutorial videos quilting as you go. I am just about to put a quilt together for my grandson and want to try your technique. Looks pretty straight forward....other than I didn't buy iron on batting so will have to do the zigzag idea.

[@annettebussell2199]

Thank you so much for these QAYG videos. I done one quilt with a QAYG technique that turned out ok but I really loved your version. I'll be giving it a try. It does look pretty easy. I have quilted a lot of quilts with a big struggle so hopefully no more struggle.

[@Catwomanmn]

This was a great tutorial! Your quilting was fantastic and it was good to know how to do this without fusible batting too.

[@IvyRosethebus]

This is a GREAT technique! Brilliant! Truly! Thank you for your time in teaching me this. P. S. I loved hearing your child practicing in the first video.

[@koob1949]

Now this is a really good tutorial. I can now see how to tackle larger quilts. Thank you very much. I have taken the liberty of sharing your tutorial on Bonnie Hunter's Quiltville facebook site, where people have loved it. I hope you don't mind.

[@judymiller5165]

Thank you. I am encourage to quilt a king size quilt now. Can't wait to get started.

[@barbaradelarwelle7280]

Thank you Candy. I just have to try your way of quilt as you go!! It looks so fun!!

[@sdeaazdea9617]

Candy, Excellent tutorial. I have always leaned away from qayg because of the sashing... You have given it a whole new light. I really love the little quilt at the end (log cabin style).. How clever is that? Sorry for the negative comments you received... people are people... not always kind when you are being so generous with your knowledge. I am sure I will be referring to your videos again soon. Thank you again.

[@joycej9415]

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!

[@sharonlatour6230]

Thank you Candy, I watched all 4! Good tutorial!

[@michelechele2744]

Thank you I just started my first king and queen quilt this was right on time

[@gerrygasson8114]

Great way to do it, better than the sashing that I’ve done between quilt as you go blocks. Love they easy free motion pattern too x

[@deedeefoley7495]

thanks for sharing this, Candy! You are a very talented lady!

[@YooperGranny]

Love this quilt!!! Thanks for sharing your method.

[@tnredrose]

Thank you I loved the videos. I'm making a log cabin quilt & quilting all the squares as I go. This is a great option for putting all the squares together.

[@paradismom7260]

I all ready to try this technique now. It will be a new one for me.

[@lisalauziere1505]

Thank you for sharing your skills and time. I am very encouraged to try your method. Thank you!!! I'll also check out your store.

[@agpthng]

Thank you so much for posting the 4 tutorials. I'm making a log cabin quilt, (3rd one) and this one I want to "fmq". But It's going to be a queen size and will be really bulky on my domestic machine. This gives me ideas! and maybe with an overall pattern back so the columns aren't noticeable! Wish me luck!

[@jackielee9843]

thanks for the lesson I have been looking for a quilt as you go for a long time now I have found one I really like I'll be trying it soon and I really love the lollipop flower quilt..I didn't mind the umms at all

[@MSMAGNOLIA1961]

Thanks so much for teaching this. I liked the idea of quilt as you go but didn't like the sashes. This is more like I would want to do. It turned out very nice!

[@vnjc6370]

Exactly how I wanted to learn how to QAYG my first quilt not using a long arm. Thank you!

[@majo9355]

Thank you so much. I appreciate your thoughtful presentation.

[@chantalida53]

Thank you so much Candy, this was a GREAT tutorial, very useful for me.

[@beckygreen142]

Thank you for sharing! Your quilts are beautiful.

[@b.bailey8244]

Loved your 4 part tutorial - Beautiful work; I wish only one thing - that you would re-record the part in the first part where the camera was off your hands in the crucial part where you were showing us how to join the 2nd column (before you inserted the fusible batting). that's the one part that was most important to see in order to "get" the technique you were showing. Loved the 2nd quilt at the end and your explanation of how you put that together and quilted it. Thanks so much!

[@debbiehataley7554]

Thank you very much Candy, this is so very helpful. I am definitely going to I’ve this a try.

[@kathrynpatton2095]

This is exactly what I was looking for thank you so much. Sending a quilt out to have it quilted is way to expensive for me

[@1preciouswoman]

Thanks so much for taking time to make this tutorial!

[@jimmys60ny]

Thank you so much, your tutorial is SO helpful!

[@lisamey3468]

Great quilt design. Thanks for the information. Very helpful.

[@JuneDodge]

Thank you so much! I will be trying your technique I'm sure. I appreciate your preparing this video and sharing your idea for how to do this!

[@saraharrell1768]

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.

[@CandyGlendening]

Glad you found it helpful! Fusible batting is SO useful!

[@chareast9997]

thank you for finishing all 4 parts of your tutorial. i learned a few new techniques. and i loved the little quilt you showed at the end of this segment. i think i might make something along that theme for my next project.

[@luciannecyr1674]

Vraiment facile et les explications sont très claires. Merci Candy!

[@nelliehoward8222]

Thank you, very helpful. I like the way yours turned out

[@dandyquilter585]

I will have to try this!!! Love the lollipop flower quilt ..i really want to try making a quilt as you go....I hate trying to shove all that quilt under my needle on my domestic!! thank you. PS your Umms did not bother me at all!!! Lol

[@beemerwingedbunny3168]

Thanks for some good tips. In the example, it would seem that starting with the 2 middle columns would eliminate having to butt the backing the 3rd time. You would then only have to butt the backing twice instead of 3 times. Just a thought. Thanks again and happy quilting.

[@thomasmiller9850]

Yes yes yes this was very helpful. I will try this method for sure. Thank you!!!!

[@yvonnegarrone3169]

Thank you for the QAYG video. It was great.

[@CandyGlendening]

You are welcome! I hope this helps you get more quilts quilted!

[@chrisfritz3834]

Such lovely colors! - Johanna Fritz

[@Saucyakld]

Wonderful job! Am impressed!

[@sharonkimber8220]

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

[@annegregbridgman1937]

Thank you. Nice technique. Very clear how to do it.

[@GrammyLuvs]

Great instructions. Thank you I can’t wait to get started

[@hanifahibrahim7451]

Thank you for the video, can't wait to try this method!

[@sunseekerrs3087]

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.

[@janicesilverstein5294]

I just found you. Great tutorial.

[@juliewessman6312]

Thank you! I think I have a solution to my quilting challenge now :)

[@09lilkaty]

I am doing this with the next quilt I love this technique

[@sorryNOTsorry11]

Thank You!!!! Couldn't figure out how to join my quilt,is to big to fit in my machine.I'm going to use this method and hope all goes well lol . Your way of explaining is great for us new quilters and will use this often . Again thank you by making these videos you make quilting so much more enjoyable and less frustrating.😄😄😄

[@grandmav]

Good videos. Can't wait to do one.