Quilt As You Go

I finished the Racoon Quilt yesterday, it’s a Project Linus quilt created using the Quilt As You Go method

as well as I used it for my Walking Foot Quilting Class I’m taking online.

I had never used a walking foot before, I have a Pfaff sewing machine that has IDT, kind of a built in walking

foot. I learned that they really aren’t the same. The walking foot was pretty impressive on my 60 year old

Singer Fashion Mate sewing machine and I’m happy to have both options. I’m excited to get back to my

online class but have a few other unfinished projects I’d like to work on too!

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2025/1/8 Edited to

... Read moreThe Quilt As You Go (QAYG) method is gaining popularity among quilters for its versatility and ease of use. This technique allows crafters to piece and quilt simultaneously, making it ideal for those who want to save time and effort. As you embark on this quilting journey, it’s essential to choose the right tools. A walking foot is invaluable, especially for those working with multiple layers of fabric. This special sewing machine attachment ensures even feeding of fabric while sewing, preventing shifting and puckering. Engaging in online sewing classes can significantly enhance your skills and knowledge. Many platforms offer comprehensive quilting courses that cater to various skill levels, allowing you to learn at your own pace. Exploring community forums can also offer additional support and inspiration from fellow quilters who share your interests. Embracing the QAYG technique can open up new opportunities for creativity in your quilting projects, enabling you to experiment with different fabrics, colors, and patterns while creating stunning, unique quilts that are truly your own.

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I love the green borders, it looks like the raccoons are hiding in shrubbery 🥰

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