butterflywing

http://welshquilter.blogspot.com/200...as-you-go.html

this is the method that uses strips of fabric between the squares.

very good pictures.

muffins

Thanks for the info, checked the site and did not know the quilt as you go pattern. This site is fun, informative. Great bunch of quilters.

MaryAnna

Thanks for such a wonderful website and clear instructions. And you are right, there is at least 1 person that didn't know how to do this!
Thanks so much! And I am just like you...I too dream of the next project, and I love those fabrics that you picked up- it's hard to stay focused on the current projects when you find new fabric!
MaryAnna

LucyInTheSky

Thanks :mrgreen:

SulaBug

Great tutorial!! :D I just printed
it for future reference. It is similar
to the Fun & Done pattern, but yet
different. Thank you for the post.
:D :D :D :D :D

Lisa_wanna_b_quilter

Here is another site that explains it just a bit differently. Some days my brain needs 2 or 3 looks at things to get it going.

http://creativeribbons.blogspot.com/...as-you-go.html

I think my practice quilt is going to get done with instructions from one of these sites.

k3n

That is great! I might use it when I come to join my Baltimore blocks. Thanks BW! :D

stitchinMamaw

Thanks for all the tutorials !!!! I wish I had these when I started my reversible 9 patch ! Need to say it still isn't finished :( . The only instructions I had said to cut the seam covering strips 1.25 " . Well the front was ok but the back just wasn't quite wide enough .

The first problem I had was : crappy fabric from walmart that ravelled so bad I had to rip out what I had already sewed . 2nd problem grrr was it said to zigzag the 2 eges of blocks together [ more ravelling ] . I soon gave up on it , it is still hanging on my design wall . Maybe now I can work on it again .

Annie