ReRe

I've only done this on 2 little blocks that I did just for the purpose of testing it out and it is PERFECT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The only problems I had were Operator Headspace problems <BWG>. I can't wait to use it on a complete blanket. Maybe I'll just have to invent one to use it on.

k3n

Thanks ReRe, I'm glad it worked out for you. :-D

Oklahoma Suzie

this is going on my to do list

Newby0709

K3n, thank you for this tutorial. I tried it and loved the simplicity of the procedure and the outcome. I used glue instead of the way you recommended, just because I had never tried glue. I like that also. Today I went to Joann's and got the tiny tip for the glue bottle as has been recommended in other threads. For the backing piece, cut 1 1/2 inches, finished to 3/4 inch, I used a bias tape maker and it was so simple. I am excited to finish the project I am currently on and do a quilt in this method. Thanks for your detailed, simple instructions.

k3n

Excellent! I was hoping someone would try it with glue! I'm so pleased it worked. And a bias tape maker in that size makes it so much simpler too - I only have a 1/4" one for stained glass appliqué - might have to invest in a bigger one! :-D

athenagwis

Here's a pic of my QAYG blocks using your method, I also posted them in the pictures section here:

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-37889-1.htm

Thanks for the great tutorial!!

Rachel

sharon b

THANK YOU ! You make it seem doable even for me :thumbup: Of course now I just need to find the time to try it :roll: LOL

k3n

During Mare Stare? In the times when Terri isn't dancing maybe?! :mrgreen:

wendiq

This is the best pictorial tutorial I have ever seen. I bought a book several years ago in order to do this....your pictures are so much clearer. Wish I had know about this sooner.....LOL! You have done a lot of us a great service....Thank You!!!

k3n

Oh my! :oops: Thank you so much! :-D