Today I’m posting a compilation of QAYG techniques I’ve used.
Some QAYG is done using sashing, some doesn’t use sashing. Some techniques involve hand sewing, others don’t.
Which one is your favourite?
Would you like to try these techniques with some beautiful projects?
I used QAYG techniques in the following quilts:
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Wow Teresa, you put a lot of work into this one……I’ve used a few of these methods,..look forward to trying others. Thanks so much! Cheers, Elizabeth.
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So sad as I love your videos. But I can understanding. Hope to see you back in the future.
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I will miss your postings as I am a new quilter trying to find my way. QAYG had intimidated me but thanks to you I am going to have a go at it. I understand your frustrations with YouTube as they don’t have any idea of how popular you are and that being instructional videos often need many views to follow along. I will wait for you to hopefully return as this platform is the only social media I will follow. No FB for me.
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