Quilt As You Go with No Sashing Part 3

[@jackietucker8942]

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

[@CandyGlendening]

You are most welcome! I'm glad you find these useful!

[@donnadeloach9195]

I found all four of these tutorials to be most enlightening. Thank you Candy for taking the time to explain each step. For us beginners, taking it slowly is just fine.

[@CandyGlendening]

You are most welcome! I'm glad you find these useful!

[@darlingbrooke]

I cant tell you how happy I was to find you and this quilt as you go sewing. Thank you for sharing

[@CandyGlendening]

You are most welcome! I'm glad you find these useful!

[@russellcrawford4809]

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

[@CandyGlendening]

You are most welcome! I'm glad you find these useful!

[@StitchscapeUk1]

I've now watched all three of these videos and they're very helpful. I am very jealous of the speed at which you quilt too! I'm going to see if I can get fusible wadding here in the U.K as it is definitely well suited to this technique. Thanks!

[@dawnwarren3181]

These videos are great!! Thank you

[@CandyGlendening]

You are most welcome!

[@susaradoncaster6758]

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

[@CandyGlendening]

You are most welcome! I'm glad you find these useful!

[@sdeaazdea9617]

excellant. Thank you so much. You explain it all very well. Just can't afford to always have my large quilts professionally quilted. Can't wait to try this.

[@CandyGlendening]

You are most welcome! I'm glad you find these useful!

[@ScrapYourStory]

You are so kind to share your knowledge with us. Thank you.

[@CandyGlendening]

You are most welcome! I'm glad you find these useful!

[@tammy.becker]

Thank you very much for demonstrating this QAYG process. I am relatively new to quilting and the ditch stitching is getting old. You have made the whole process less intimidating and do-able.

[@dawnrockwell3628]

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

[@CandyGlendening]

You are most welcome! I'm glad you find these useful!

[@annespendiff2866]

Thank you. Very clear and helpful.

[@CandyGlendening]

You are most welcome! I'm glad you find these useful!

[@chareast9997]

love your technique for quilting, very professional

[@debbiekimberly8876]

Thank you for these videos!🥰

[@CandyGlendening]

You are most welcome! I'm glad you find these useful!

[@ksharpe8137]

Brilliant Method of QAYG! Thanks so much!

[@trinapenno323]

I do this technique also on very large quilts. I like doing all the quilt myself. I surround myself with tables and coffee tables to make a large area to hold mu quilts. I sew in rows or start in the middle and work my way around the edges

[@hollygaudet9107]

Thank you so much for sharing this process! It will help me greatly!!

[@Saucyakld]

Great technique, am going to get some sticky batting and give it a go. Many thanks for the demo!

[@corrytarbox9790]

Thank you, planning on doing this method! I will let you know how I do. I am very confident right now!

[@lance3665]

Thank you for the information it was helpful.

[@janetteaguirre-terry2986]

Love your set up n juki. I hve the HZL F600. I plan to buy the one you have. Its a work horse. I wonder if they make ruler foot for our jukis n stitch regulator. TFS💛

[@marshasteeds]

I, too, have a Juki and love it. You are using a free motion foot but it looks different than mine. Can you tell me about it?

[@galememeeof6688]

What a clever way to quilt as you go! Do you like that Fusiboo? I saw some when I was trying to get a 80/20 bolt of regular batting for a reasonable price. (I didn't find any yet). I was wondering how it felt when it was in a quilt.

[@gerrygasson8114]

I tried a sample size of this joining method, it’s great. I just need to learn free motion quilting now

[@ellegroover]

Hello Candy! I am about to finish my VERY FIRST QUILT!! I'm very excited about it, however, I don't have a longArm machine so I'm researching other ways...and I found you!! Yay! Anyway.. I'm so glad you showed us a great way to quilt ourselves!! Woohoo!! I do have a question for you...my sewing machine sits on my table in my sewing room, it doesn't sit IN the table FLUSH with my table. Did you make or buy your table? I'm nervous about it not being flush as yours is. Do you have any suggestions for what I should do or how I can get the proper table as you have? I'd appreciate any help at all. But thank you so much for the series you made so we can enjoy this technique too!! 👍👍💕💕😄😄🙋 PLEASE TRY TO ANSWER MY QUESTION THATS IN MY COMMENT AREA!! Thanks!! 🙋

[@CandyGlendening]

Hi Elle! Hubby made me my sewing table, there are 2 holes sized for my 2 machines in it, I've got a blog post with lots of pix on how he did it here: www.candiedfabrics.com/2008/07/23/my-new-sewing-table/ Indeed, the sewing machine being flush is VERY helpful, but totally dealable if you don't have one. You want to make sure that ALL of the bulk of the quilt being quilted is up on a table so it doesn't drag on what you're moving, or on your lap. Depending upon your setup, you may want to set up a folding table or ironing board to your left, and possibly one in front of your main sewing table (if it isn't pushed up against a wall) to make this possible. Also, you want your chair really high, maybe even sitting on a couple of pillows and putting your machine pedal on a box so that your arms are at a comfortable 90 degree angle when you're quilting. Take it slow, stop whenever you feel something pulling you off course to readjust and have fun!!! Candy

[@dennyr989]

Thank for your tutorial! Do find the harp space of your Juki adequate for your larger quits? DR

[@deloresgerald7986]

thanks so much for this I tutorial. I am now NOT intimidated by making and quilting a large quilt.

[@seeshellslife7273]

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 .😎

[@itsmyparty4637]

are you threading with the presser foot lifted? it must be lifted up or else the tensions are all wrong. New needle?

[@seeshellslife7273]

@@itsmyparty4637 hello. As soon as I got the right quilting needle , wow! What a difference that makes ! And then the right thread , I got it all figured out now ! Thank you 🙏 have a super day .

[@itsmyparty4637]

@@seeshellslife7273 so glad you figured it out. End of my day here, looking for a book to read in bed ( South Africa ) I loved this girls way of joining the blocks and I have 5 quilts to finish this way, so very excited! Im into crumb quilting now and improv blocks. Just so addicted. YOu have a good day too. ! Christina

[@louisemelton1788]

What machine table do you have your juki on I have that same machine but it’s sitting on a table would be nice for it to be set in the table I have my Janome in a sit in table but it’s not as big as yours thanks for he help

[@dwh751]

You blew right by what I need to learn. How do you add the next row? You add the next row and then quit it? How do you add the next row?

[@rmartin8887]

She has a part two that you missed where she explains how she adds the next column together and batting.

[@dwh751]

Can't seem to find part 2

[@CandyGlendening]

Bling Thing Here it is: Quilt As You Go with No Sashing Part 2

[@dwh751]

Thanks!

[@petmomful2260]

Do you ever rotate the quilt? I noticed that Leah Day starts in the middle, and rotates the quilt so she is always sewing towards herself.

[@donnarichey144]

You are sewing top row and then the second row across is that correct?

[@LottieSue]

How do you add each new column?

[@rmartin8887]

She has a part two that you missed where she explains how she adds the next column together and batting.

[@catherineknoth8288]

Thank you for the tutorial. Very helpful....but your constant Um Um Um drives me crazy!

[@gailfrappier2430]

I am sorry but although I learned what to do, you take way too much time getting to the point. Maybe in the future you could skip all the um's and just show how to do the steps