CajunQuilter2

I have seen this at several quilt shows over the last year and was really interested but was hesitant about getting it. Last week I got an email and this was featured with both the book and a video...and since I am more of a visual learner than reading I decided to get it. Can't wait to try it out....
Have any of you done this technique before??

missgigglewings

I just goggled it...sounds interesting, sorta like quilt as you go blocks. I may have to try this some day! Let us know how it goes for you...

GreatStarter

I have heard alot of positive things about it, but haven't tried it myself.

Kat

krabadan

I have made a lot of quilts using this technique. I love it too and the quilts are just stunning.

AliKat

Took a class just for this purpose and loved it .... except I am digitally challenged, so I didn't finish the project in class. It does take 'finger dexterity/power' and I don't have much of that anymore. Darn.

ali

Rose Marie

Ive heard it makes a stiff quilt.
I watched her videos on Sewing with Nancy but looked like alot of work to me.
The only quilt as you go that I have done is the Fun and Done and it is not to hard but your backing becomes your sashing and it can get wonky.

Cacklinghen

interesting-will have to check it out

Mom3

There are two things I am looking forward to getting and Cotton Theory 2 is one of them. Dang - living on a fixed income is the pits.

Shari

rjwilder

I took a class and I'm not really fond of the method. There are rulers, books and other gadgets you purchase for this method. My main complaint is that the quilt is heavy, stiff, and thick. There is a lot of folding over edges and sewing and then refolding and sewing again. My hands were hurting before the class was over. I like the Quilt As You Go Method, also know as Reversible Quilts by Sharon Pederson. I took a class for that method and it was fast and easy and no special rulers were needed.

Rhonda

jaciqltznok

they make great RUGS....definetly not for everyone!