Quilt As-You-Go for Scrap Lovers

“Turn that scrap fabric mountain into unique quilts with Judy Gauthier’s quilt-as-you-go method. There are 12 new quilt projects, each using the timesaving method of quilting as you piece. Use up every last scrap in your stash -even the ugly ones you never thought you’d use - to create unique and beautiful quilts that you’ll treasure. Judy is an expert in using scraps and teaches readers how to use odd-shaped pieces, colour placement and techniques. The projects are easy to follow, suitable for all skill levels and will change the way you think about your scrap box.”– “The Quilter Magazine”
The actual act of quilting as-you-go uses the same technique as quilting a large intact quilt; you’re just working in smaller sections, then assembling the sections after the quilting is done. This exciting contribution by Judy Gauthier to the quilt-as-you-go concept is packed with helpful tips, includes clear photos and illustrations throughout, and inspires with a wide variety of 12 colorful scrap quilt projects. The section on color selection for scrap quilts helps you make a cohesive plan for your chosen project. An old technique is new again–give it a try!– “Love of Quilting Magazine”
Turn that scrap fabric mountain into unique quilts with Judy Gauthier’s quilt-as-you-go method. There are 12 new quilt projects, each using the time- saving method of quilting as you piece. Use up every last scrap in your stash -even the ugly ones you never thought you’d use - to create unique and beautiful quilts that you’ll treasure. Judy is an expert in using scraps and teaches readers how to use odd-shaped pieces, colour placement and techniques. The projects are easy to follow, suitable for all skill levels and will change the way you think about your scrap box.– “The Quilter Magazine”
We don’t always want or can afford to send our finished quilt top to a longarm quilter. This book is the answer. Judy explains all you need to know about this quilt-as-you-go technique. The ultimate DIY technique, quilt-as-you-go means you control the whole process from the first stitch to the last. Quilting your quilt in small sections, means any household-sized machine can handle it easily and you’re not troubled by trying to stuff your whole quilt through a small machine throat. Advice on how to section your quilt, where to sew on those sections and then how to join them to make a complete quilt are well explained with clear pictures and diagrams. These 12 lovely projects are very interesting and combine Q A Y G techniques with using lots of scraps.– “Online Quilt Magazine”

Judy Gauthier is a wife, mother, and Certified Critical Care Nurse. She began sewing at a young age and is the owner of Bungalow Quilting & Yarn, a modern quilt shop. She lives in Ripon, Wisconsin, USA with her family and her poodle, Leroy.

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