Joining quilt as you go blocks without sashing

A quilt tutorial for you to sample quilt as you go, no sashing.

This week we’ll assemble the blocks into a quilt top. Follow the instructions on page 23 of Turnabout Patchwork. Simple quilts with a twist to assemble the quilt top. Assembling the quilt top This QAY

This video is my updated Quilt-As-You-Go Joining Method Tutorial - I'm calling it the Join & Flip Method. This is not the same as Stitch & Flip, this is a m...

In this tutorial:The Churn Dash and Ohio Star blocks are joined together using a QAYG technique that does not require sashing. This method is ideal for patchwork quilts where the blocks sit edge to edge, without the interruption of a sashing.We also take the quilting up a notch with some simple continuous straight-line quilting that anyone can achieve with their walking foot attached. The quilting is easy and manageable because with quilt as you go, you are working in small sections!The…

Log cabin blocks can't be sashed if you want to make a traditional pattern. I choose the straight furrows pattern for this one. Here's the finished block- I added a free motion maple leaf in the center of the block, and used my walking foot to stitch-in-the-ditch around the logs. IMPORTANT TIP--- don't trim the backing and batting yet. You will need a little extra for the joins since there is no sashing. Step one- Put the 2 blocks front sides together. On the top block, fold back the backing…

Just recently, we have started creating a series of 'quilt as you go quilt' (QAYG) block tutorials. These are super fun to make and personally, it's one of my favourite ways to make a quilt. So since we started adding the QAYG blocks, we have been getting numerous questions on how to join them together. So here we are with a tutorial on just how to do that. Keep in mind, that there are a few different ways to piece them together but in this tutorial, we are going to show you how to join them…

This video shows a method of joining together Quilt as you Go blocks and borders, with all those edges covered up!

Ok, time to start attaching the blocks together! Sashing is used to attach the blocks together. When I decided to make a Quilt As You Go scrap quilt, I choose the traditional log cabin block for the top because it...

The quilt as you go method is so easy and makes so much sense if you don't want to spend

Save this Easy How to "Quilt As You Go" with Any Block Tutorial! Jenny teaches you a simple way to use a quilt as you go method when using antique blocks. BUT! You could use this method to make quilt as you go blocks for just about any quilt project! Watch Jenny's quilt as you go YouTube tutorial to see just how fun and easy this technique can be! Follow Missouri Star Quilt Co. for more Quilting Tutorials!