My new favorite Quilt-As-You-Go Method Part 2: Joining Blocks & Rows

--Timestamps--
00:00 Quilt-As-You-Go Blocks and Rows
00:51 Row by Row QAYG method
08:46 Block by Block QAYG method

This is a follow up video to my New Favorite Quilt-As-You-Go video that was posted a few weeks ago.

I got loads of comments and suggestions on that video the most common of which was could I do a video that showed more clearly how to use this technique for blocks and row quilts. So this is for those people who asked for that!

Just like the first video, this quilt-as-you-go method which is based on a serger quilt method (but done on a domestic sewing machine) uses no hand sewing, no sashing, and no joining strips which is why I think it is possibly the easiest quilt-as-you-go-method I have seen so far - and I've tried a few!

—QAYG on a Serger Reference Videos—

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[ScrapFabricLove]

Would you use this method for block based quilts or do you have another favorite that works for blocks?

[patienceboggis]

This is by far the BEST ever quilt as you go method, i cant believe no one else seems to use this method! It mimics a traditionally pieced and quilted blanket the most and manageable on a domestic! Thank you for sharing this!!

[ОльгаПогуляева-дт]

Thanks for the interesting method! Warm greetings from Bulgaria!

[sallypalmer]

Great! I used this technique when I did potholders, but was unsure how it would work for a quilt. I’m doing my Granddaughters Grad quilts (2) this year, so I’ll give this a try. Thanks again. Your directions a simple and clear! 💖

[jmbaus]

This video was very helpful, gave me some new ideas on joining my quilt blocks easily. Thank you.

[elmyra.jackson]

Kristen, I want you to know that of all the quilt content creators here on YT, you are my absolute favorite!! Your presentations and instruction are top notch! You speak my quilt language. Thank you dear💙💙

[lizryan]

This is liberating. I trimmed the batting as close as I could after sewing a row. Works beautifully. Thanks.

[chrislittebrant]

Oh My Goodness Kristen, I Love The Way You Have Made This Job Simple! I am thanking God that I found your channel. I have been doing everything the long hard way and I’ve never done quilt as you go. After seeing your simplicity, this is my new way! Thank You So Much 👏👏👏
(you will probably get sick of me saying that 🤣🤣🤣). Have a Great Week, 🥰👍👏 Chris

[morgangilmore]

Kristen- thank you so much for all your videos. I think since you started quilting some what recently you know all the right videos and all the details to help beginners. Most videos assume viewers know so much already or just blaze through the info. Keep up all the details and great work and commitment to helping your viewers!!! 💙

[rosepaul]

This is so clever. It seems much clearer to me now. Love your mini blocks. I don't think the seam looks bumpy. I really like this and will try it on a row quilt I have in progress.

[sjones]

Thank you so very much. I am a visual learner and this tutorial is AWESOME!!!

[sewterie]

Thank you Kristin for another very helpful video. I love QAYG and self binding quilts. Keep them coming.

[AudreyAL]

Love the video. You do a great job of teaching

[karenherndon]

The best and easiest I’ve seen!! Thanks again!

[bethperrine]

“just to be inconsistent” 😂😂😂 thanks, about to do row by row on my scrapfabriclove sew along!

[grandymommy]

I am glad I came across your channel. My biggest problem with sewing is I get stuck in the details and end up with a lot of unfinished projects. Thank you for doing all the work for finding simpler ways to do complicated stuff!

[susangregg]

Years ago I used this same method to expand a quilt that was too small for my bed. I removed the binding and added a 10" border on all sides using these same steps as your row-by-row. It worked like a charm and you'd never know I added to the quilt after it was finished. Very cool! Thanks for this great video.

[NolaTheAlamoChiliQueen]

I can’t wait to try this qayg method.
Sending prayers for everyone in the UK over the loss of your Queen. As I watched all the activity and services in Edinburgh, I thought of you, wondering if you were in the crowd.

[RobinSampsonMcCarthy]

Thank you! You are amazing. Love to learn from you. I don't think most people realize how many steps you save us.

[kathytowe]

Thanks so much for clarifying this meathod. I have been struggling so much and was discouraged frankly.Trying to quilt on my machine was like wrestling an alligator!! Now I am going to give this method a try.
Fingers crossed!