As far as you want. Japanese quilts are made by this method all of the time.The largest I have done is double.
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Is there a tutorial on qayg. I am not sure how to put it all together.
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I am presently doing a queen size qayg. Love doing it.
as far as a tutorial....Ditter has one....just "search" for it in the box above |
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For the QAYG I made, the back is in one piece. I will try to find the directions. This was a class I took 2 years ago.
Christmas QAYG [ATTACH=CONFIG]255868[/ATTACH] Little girl & doll quilts QAYG [ATTACH=CONFIG]255869[/ATTACH] |
I made one that was about 62" x 77.5". It's the one in my avatar.
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I've done several and am now working on the group sew along, Affairs of the Heart which is also being done QAYG.
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I have made four King-Size and one crib-size on one of my regular Brother machines..............works great, just keep the bulk of the project to the left as you work.
One has a Blue Ribbon from the County Fair.......My kids entered it without me knowing. I bought the Fun & Done templet and discovered that I could do the concept on a much larger basis. I designed all of the on graph paper and went "to town". Katrina |
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My first quilt was done in horizontal strips and then joined. The front was joined by machine and the batting and backing by hand on my kitchen counter. It is 80" x 100."
I don't think I'll ever do that again. The Cross [ATTACH=CONFIG]255878[/ATTACH] |
I've used the Fun & Done method for a king size quilt. It certainly makes it easy to quilt and it's quite fast, too.
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I am just finishing a king size quilt as you go.
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