How to Quilt as you go: Make a quick table runner

Quilt-as-you-go is a super simple method to create quick and simple quilts. You quilt your project at the same time that you piece it together. Learn the quilt as you go technique as we make a simple table runner together.
If you've ever wondered how to quilt as you go when making a quilt, you'll learn all that you need in this video.
To make this quilt as you go table runner, you'll need 1/2 yard of backing fabric, assorted fabric strips (I used 4 fabrics, cutting two 2 1/2" strips and one 3 1/2" strip from each), an 18" x 40" piece of batting, and basting spray.
If you would like to learn how to bind this quilt as you go table runner, you can watch my binding video here: • Quilted Ornaments - Mi...
Here are affiliate links to the items that I use in my sewing room:
Creative Grids Rulers - shrsl.com/354lk
Baby Lock Jubilant - shrsl.com/354lh
Baby Lock Aria Dealer List - babylock.com/retail-locator
Art Gallery Fabrics - shrsl.com/354lg
Oliso Iron - www.oliso.com?aff=17

[@fmjfrazier]

My favorite designer is Maureen Cracknell, thank you for this video.

[@CarolinaMoore]

I have such a hard time picking a favorite from all the fabulous Art Gallery Fabrics designers ... but Maureen is one of them for sure! 🥰

[@bethmacaw]

Thanks for this video - this is a great place to use some of the 1/2 yard fabric sets I've bought because I liked the fabric, but didn't have something specific in mind. Table runners are perfect! And this technique will be quick to do.

[@CarolinaMoore]

Yay!! Glad you liked it! ❤️

[@elizabethbohannon7461]

I am new to quilting, I enjoyed how easy you were to follow along. I enjoyed the tutorial very much, excited to make one. Thank you.

[@CarolinaMoore]

I hope you'll send me a photo when yours is finished! 🥰

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Such a beautiful table runner! Thanks for sharing!

[@CarolinaMoore]

Thanks!! Quilt as you Go is such a fun technique! 🥰

[@vickyls8132]

love these colors!

[@CarolinaMoore]

Thanks!! And... same. 🥰

[@clombard7134]

Love your detailed instructions. Thanks!! What Sashiko projects do you do?

[@CarolinaMoore]

I have quilted several quilts (working on finishing one up right now). Have also added quilting to a bag. And I have a video on using the sashiko machine to add binding. 🥰

[@clombard7134]

@@CarolinaMoore Thank you so much!

[@CarolinaMoore]

You're welcome! 🥰

[@theresaconner7173]

Im interested in the batting roll. Can you tell me what it is please? New to your channel and love it!! Thank you!

[@CarolinaMoore]

Batting rolls like this are often sold for doing machine embroidery. Check with a quilt shop that does machine embroidery, and they should have some. 🥰

[@sallymuller5128]

Where do you get your batting? I've looked online and can't find it, so I thought I'd ask you. Hopefully you can send me the info. Thanks!

[@kimw4324]

One more question, if I was getting batting from JoAnn's what would you recommend?

[@CarolinaMoore]

Batting is really personal - do you want the quilt to be warm? Fluffy? Do you have allergies? Will it be on a bed, a wall, or entered into shows? A good batting for general use is 80/20 (80% cotton, 20% polyester). It isn't to thick or too warm, doesn't shrink too much, and lays nicely.

[@ashhomedecorandmore1344]

Where can I find the next video of you binding?

[@CarolinaMoore]

It turns out that I didn't have a video just on binding. I've done binding as part of projects, but never a video just on binding! I fixed that. Just got this one uploaded today. Hopefully it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m52ppXlqqayqjqM

[@Stitchinandbitchin]

Can this method be done on a large quilt

[@CarolinaMoore]

Absolutely! ♥️

[@darlenepon6074]

Which Babylock foot are you using? Does it have a letter name or a description?

[@CarolinaMoore]

This is the Baby Lock Jubilant. ❤️

[@SheilaMcDonaldbeingme]

@@CarolinaMoore but which foot are you using? is it a J?

[@CarolinaMoore]

Good eye! I do believe this was the J foot! 🥰 You can also use a walking foot.

[@kimw4324]

How hard would it be to do a quilt large enough for a bed using this method or do you have another suggestion for us beginners?

[@CarolinaMoore]

It is totally do-able! I'd practice with something smaller like this table runner first. A bed-sized quilt-as-you-go would be a lot of bulk to fit under the sewing machine, so you may want a machine with a larger throat space to fit all that batting.

[@kimw4324]

Maybe Table runners for Christmas presents this year!😃

[@CarolinaMoore]

Yes!! 🥰

[@isabelduarte7641]

alo can find the batting roll

[@CarolinaMoore]

I think it is kept with the machine embroidery supplies?

[@luanneedwards8846]

There is a purple square with a red circle in over half of this

[@CarolinaMoore]

Thanks for letting me know! I just checked and it looks fine on my end? Is there maybe an ad on the bottom third? Just press the little "x" on the ad to get rid of it.

[@fmjfrazier]

Why would you spray so close to your machine.

[@CarolinaMoore]

Valid question! I usually don't, but trying to set up cameras elsewhere to show the process is a *huge* hassle, and people like to see all the steps. I don't have much overspray, so it shouldn't be a big deal ... but it for sure isn't a good idea to spray near the machine on a regular basis. I should have mentioned that in the video. 🥰

[@vickyls8132]

I’ve heard it’s not good to inhale that spray. Be careful!

[@CarolinaMoore]

Agreed. You want to be careful with any spray! 🥰

[@dianehuntley2493]

Now why would you talk through a tutorial? People can be unnecessarily rude! Thanks for talking and explaining😊

[@CarolinaMoore]

Right?? I guess I can't please everyone ... so I'll just keep being me. 🥰

[@XxDoctorWhoxX1]

Oh my gosh, you talk too much

[@CarolinaMoore]

My kids think so too! But, usually they are stuck in the car with me, so there is nothing they can do about it. You had the option to scroll past, but instead went with door number 2 of leaving this comment. Interesting choice. 🤷‍♀️