Quilt As You Go in Sections

I completed this queen sized quilt using the quilt as you go method in sections!

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In order to be able to quilt it on my domestic sewing machine, I knew I had to do this one quilt-as-you-go style.

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This wasn’t the sort of quilt as you go follow method but piecing it together was more of a quilt and join as you go method!

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I basted the backing, batting and column of blocks the same way as you would a whole quilt – so I didn’t get out of the kneeling on the floor using this method.

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Quilting Choices

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Joining the Sections

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Once the top sections were joined I placed the two sections on the floor and ironed open the seam down the middle.

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Sectional Quilting - Queen Sized Quilt - Video Tutorial

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Quilt As You Go in Sections

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I completed this queen sized quilt using the quilt as you go method in sections!

In order to be able to quilt it on my domestic sewing machine, I knew I had to do this one quilt-as-you-go style.

Sectional Quilting

This wasn’t the sort of quilt as you go follow method but piecing it together was more of a quilt and join as you go method!

Piecing my blocks

I basted the backing, batting and column of blocks the same way as you would a whole quilt – so I didn’t get out of the kneeling on the floor using this method.

Batting Choices

Quilting Choices

Joining the Sections

Once the top sections were joined I placed the two sections on the floor and ironed open the seam down the middle.

Swipe Up To Learn More!

Sectional Quilting - Queen Sized Quilt - Video Tutorial

Watch video tutorial

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