Thanks, good tutorial.

Great tute - thanks for sharing.

Thank you so much for posting this. I don't do anything more than lap quilts because I don't have the room. I would love to make a quilt for our bed and this will allow me to do that.

Yes, I love her tutorials - they are so thorough.

Marysewfun

OH I Love Rose's site ..even subscribe to her . she has some great ideas there for sure !!

Thanks! I'm just to the point of piecing together a quilt as you quilt.

Thank you! I have just found the most amazing "Quilt as You Go" "Drunkards Path" but the different videos that make up the Tut is all in a foreign language!!!! It makes me crazy but I can get the way it's made.

Thanks for sharing. This is a perfect explanation. I do have one question.

When you sew the rows together - where the seam lines meet: Do you trim the overhanging pieces from where the blocks are sewn together? It seems that the fold-over would be too thick and bulky whithout it being trimmed.

Thank you for sharing. Great site.

If I am understanding you right... The batting is not sewed together just the backing. The double fold, in the front, gives it a bit more substance since it will receive more wear than the block. There will be no bulk. Is that what you were referring to?