Joining Quilt as You Go Blocks

A basic overview of how I join quilt as you go blocks.

[bajoobiecuzican]

I’ve watched about 50 videos on how to do this. Yours is by far the most comprehensive. Hope you make more videos.

[janettenhove]

I loved your explanation...I could follow it nicely and I loved the kiddo laughing in the background!

[susanchase]

I have 3 quilts all ready to be joined... been scouring Youtube for as many QAYG methods that I can find for the easiest method. Your method is the best one I have run across in a year. Thank you so much for this tutorial. I will look forward to viewing many more from you.

[WhateverHunterLiz]

Great job explaining quilt as you go! I would like to see more of your videos and sewing!

[chevydude]

I like that the kiddo is laughing in the background. It just made it more for real for some reason. I don't know why. You do a great job with these.

[annesummers]

Best video for joining I've seen so far. Watched it many times. Thanks.

[seamseb]

YOu did a fine job, explaining the different methods. I've tried them all, and still working on making the back close to perfect. Thanks!

[BonnieLeah]

wow this is awesome.. I have been planning on making a quilt for a LONG time and so I have been watching tons of sewing videos and I have also WORRIED about the quilting portion of the project. Wondering how in this world I was gonna quilt it on a regular sewing machine.. YOU HAVE SOLVED THIS PROBLEM FOR ME.... THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU... I haven't tried this yet, but I am going to as soon as I can... I am saving this video to my favorites on my computer and I am subscribing to your channel.. Thank you so much for your AWESOME video... God bless you...

[eunitataylor]

Alisha, your video is excellent!!! I love your organization and explanations. I was very disappointed to see that you only have one video. Please consider making more! Your channel would do very well! Thank you for a clear and concise video without the rambling.

[murphzmom]

Finally, a video that I understand!! Please make more 🙂

[cwfan]

Fold the top strip in half before you sew it onto the front. Then when you fold it over to attach the second block it's already folded.

[anneyhorlacher]

I really like this tutorial! Thank you for sharing your method. I think I will give this a try 😉!!

[quiltingjen]

If you cut a 2” piece folded on the front, raw edges to the edges and put a 1”piece on the back and add you next block to the wrong side piece both seams are covered when you fold over the front piece and sew down with a decorative stitch both.

[maryzweers]

Thankyou very much 😃 your great to understand and it’s a good method too 👍 I’d be very interested to see your other tutorials, I love how you don’t waffle on 😃 I’m a Aussie ha ha I mean don’t talk to much
Oops I just saw this is the only one you have done, please do some more of quilting and Thankyou to the cute giggles for being so well behaved 🙂

[aliciavalcarce]

Hi I like your blocks. I've been doing QAYG for a while and learned to do the 2 strip method with one strip folded in half, like binding then you don't have to struggle with foldding that narrow piece of fabric.

[sherrys]

If you iron one strip in half and sew the raw edges to the quilt square, you have a finished edge to sew down. Saves lots of time and looks nice.

[Kate]

my QUILT AS YOU GO SUGGESTION....I made a queen size quilt using quilt as you, i found as it got bigger i had to switch to sewing by hanf but that didn't look great with two methods, this was a gift, so i took the hand stitching out and just wrestled with the helped is i made one of the strips wider so it was easy to fold over, not a 1/4" next time i think i would make the 2nd strip like a binding, completely folded so i sew both raw edges and only have a folded edge to stitch down....and i profess to never make a queen size quilt again. 😂. thanks for the video.

[cmaurer]

That was awesome....your video was short sweet and to the point. Great examples, great explanation. I liked your samples--ready to go and easily seen! Thanks!

[mickyroman]

Very nice technique. Thanks for sharing.

[carmenvictoria]

This is fabulous, I can deal with this better than quilting a whole quilt. I have always said I would never quilt by hand but if I had to do the hand part for this I would not mind. Thank you so much !