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Happy Ten Year Anniversary Gudrun Erla!

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Today is my special day to help Gudrun Erla celebrate 10 years in the United States, the 10th anniversary of her quilt design company, GE Designs and the release of her newest book, Fast & Furious Home. Don’t miss the great give-aways below too.

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I’ve been trying to remember when I first came across Gudrun’s work, and I can’t remember if I met her at Quilt Market one year or if it was this adorable Sweet Trimmings wall hanging tutorial.

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Being last on this blog hop tour, meant I got to read all of the posts from the other bloggers and came across this great interview that our friends at the Fat Quarter Shop did with Gudrun at Spring Quilt Market:

Then I discovered that Gudrun used to be a physical education teacher, but what caught my attention and made me laugh was the Quiltmaker Shuffle that she organized:

Gudrun is famous for her quilt-as-you-go patterns. Let’s take a closer look at some of the projects in her new Fast & Furious Home book:

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The first on my list to make once my book arrives will be the Diamond Charmer Table Topper. I love the unique shape and the design.

Quick links to Gudrun’s homes on the Web:

Web site: gequiltdesigns.com
Blog: gudrun.typepad.com
FB: facebook.com/gequiltdesigns
Instragram and Twitter: @gedesignsgudrun

Give-Aways

I will be giving away a copy of Gudrun’s new book as well as these four patterns:

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I’ll select two winners randomly next Tuesday morning, August 20. To enter, leave a comment below answering, Have you made any quilts using the quilt-as-you-go method?

Also, be sure to leave a comment on any of the Gudrun’s party blog posts for a chance to win the cover quilt:

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Be sure to visit all of the sites on the blog tour for more fun, inspiration and give-aways!

Winners

The two winners have been selected and their email addresses forwarded to Gudrun who will contact the winners directly. Thanks to everyone that entered.

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250 responses to “Happy Ten Year Anniversary Gudrun Erla!”

  1. Joan Avatar
    Joan

    No, I haven’t made any quilts using the quilt-as-you-go method. I’ll certainly have to try it. Thank you for the lovely post on Gudrun. Her quilts are amazing.

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  2. Linda Perry Avatar
    Linda Perry

    just found out about this technique so no , but do love Gudrun’s designs.

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  3. barbara Avatar
    barbara

    I havent tried the quilt as yougo method, but am certainly willing to learn.
    babscorbitt@gmail.com

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  4. Sallee Avatar
    Sallee

    I love to use the quilt as you go method but it has been a while since I made a table runner or quilt with that technique. Thanks for the opportunity to win the new Fast and Furious Home book.

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  5. Melissa Avatar
    Melissa

    I’ve made a handful of QAYG quilts, would love to learn more.

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  6. Rebecca Avatar
    Rebecca

    I have not tried the quilt as you go method but am certainly looking forward to trying it. Thanks for taking part and a chance at these wonderful gifts.

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  7. Debi Horne Avatar
    Debi Horne

    I haven’t tried the QAYG method, I’ve been afraid that I would mess up my blocks. I normally just put it together in the normal fashion, but it sounds easy and I’ll have to try it. Thanks for the give away oppotunity.

    Debi Horne

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  8. stevii Avatar
    stevii

    I love quilt as you go because when you are done you are done. No unquilted tops laying around!

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  9. Mary Ellen Avatar
    Mary Ellen

    I have not tried the QAYG method, but I do have one of Gudrun’s table runner patterns. I like the idea of sewing/quilting as one. In her new book, I really like the Log Roll Table Runner and the Diamond Charmer Topper. Thank you for the giveaway and joining the celebration.

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  10. Linda Avatar
    Linda

    Hi, yes I have used QAYG for a bed size quilt and liked it due to limited space in my sewing space. Congrats to Gudrun! Thanks for sharing!

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  11. Anya King Avatar
    Anya King

    I haven’t, but I have been thinking about it lately. I love the affects that I have seen from people who use it.

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  12. Teri powers Avatar
    Teri powers

    I have not tried this yet but would love to!

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  13. Sandra Timmons Avatar
    Sandra Timmons

    I have not made any quilts as-you-go method. I would be interested in making a quilt this way. It has to be easy and quick to learn. Thank you for your fun blog. You do manage to keep us, your followers, busy with all your activities. Hoping to become one of your winners and to help celebrate the 10 year anniversary for Erla. She is so beautiful as well as talented.

    Sandi Timmons

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  14. sharon Avatar
    sharon

    I made a quilt as you go (georgia bonsteel??) about 20 years ago.
    It was fairly simple but, life got in the way and I stopped quilting for many years. I really love the table runners and I should make an abundance for thanksgiving and a slivers for christmas.

    thank you for the giveaway

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  15. Tiffany Avatar
    Tiffany

    I’ve made one table runner with the Quilt as you Go method. I really enjoyed it, but never made a quilt with it.

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  16. Kristal Avatar
    Kristal

    I haven’t but I am a new quilter and didn’t know you could make such amazing designs 🙂 thx for this opportunity!

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  17. Gill Avatar
    Gill

    I’ve never tried quilt as you go!
    I love Gudrun’s table topper!

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  18. Pauline Avatar
    Pauline

    Yes- I love using quilt as you go- when I am making very large machine embroidered quilts it works particularly well Love the post and the quilts in the book are lovely

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  19. Janet in ND Avatar
    Janet in ND

    I absolutely LOVE the Quilt-as-you-Go technique and I purchased GE Designs Braid Runner on a trip to PA. My favorite Fast & Furious book is the Home one and would love to win that or any of Gudrun’s patterns. The Sunburst and Well Rounded patterns would be my first to do in the F & F Home book. Hope I’m lucky!

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  20. Angele Avatar
    Angele

    I made a table runner a few years back with the quilt as you go method. It was lots of fun and I would love to try some of Gudrun’s patterns. I saw some great things that would fin perfectly on my new kitchen table.

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  21. Tina Short Avatar
    Tina Short

    No I havnt done anything QAYG but I have a quilt in mind – about 1/2 way down my ‘to do’ list.

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  22. Nami 11 Avatar
    Nami 11

    I have not tried the quilt as you go method, would love to try it some day. Thank you for being a part of the celelbration!

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  23. Shawn Avatar
    Shawn

    No, I have not done a quilt as you go but I sure would like to learn.
    (smjohns63 at yahoo dot com)

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  24. Lisa McGriff Avatar
    Lisa McGriff

    I have not made any yet but I am about ready to!

    Thanks.

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  25. Mary Porath Avatar
    Mary Porath

    I have not use GE Designs quilt as you go patterns, but have use others, but I have used some of her ‘stripped’ patterns. I love “Ring Around the Hexies” placemats.

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  26. Joy Avatar
    Joy

    I haven’t done a quilt but I did a tote bag and really liked the technique. I’ve seen several projects from this book so far that I’d love to try using this method. Thanks for the inspiration!

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  27. Marjorie Nath Avatar
    Marjorie Nath

    I have only done one quilt as you go and that was years ago. Getting ready for another go at it to make a larger quilt.

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  28. lee Avatar
    lee

    I have not made a quilt with the quilt as you go method, but I did a table runner! fabulous! Congrats to Gudrun and thank you for the giveaway!

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  29. Margaret Avatar
    Margaret

    I’ve enjoyed this blog tour very much, sorry it’s at an end. Yes, I made a QAYG table runner some years ago, reversible to boot!, and love the concept – NO pinning. Also a couple of totes, that worked out well. I enjoy different techniques very much.
    . Margaret

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  30. Ellie Avatar
    Ellie

    I did a quilt as you go quilt when I first started quilting about 30years ago but I haven’t used it since. I should try it again because I have seen some new designs that look like fun. It is an advantage to have it all done once it is together!

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  31. Lisa Marie Avatar
    Lisa Marie

    Many years ago I made a tree skirt that was quilt as you go, at least I think so. Now I make potholders that way. I would love to try some of Gudrun’s patterns as they are so pretty!

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  32. Vicki H Avatar
    Vicki H

    I haven’t made a quilt using QAYG method. Although I have made 2 mugs with the technique. Thanks for the giveaway and congrats to Gudrun on 10 great years.

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  33. Jan Avatar
    Jan

    No I haven’t made a quilt with the quilt as you go method. This intrigues me and I’m going to give it a try. Gudrun’s patterns look awesome!

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  34. Marie Chat Avatar
    Marie Chat

    I have done a strip block on the diagonal that was a quilt as you go. It was fun! I’d love to try it again with some of Gudrun’s new ideas! thanks for the giveaway.

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  35. bonnie Avatar
    bonnie

    have not tried a quilt as you go, but might have to in the future.

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  36. Trina Avatar
    Trina

    Happy blogaversary!! I haven’t made any quilt-as-you-go quilts *yet* but I have one planned in the not-so-distant future!

    Tgallop@mts.net
    http://www.willcookforshoes.ca

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  37. Shelley Slocum Avatar
    Shelley Slocum

    I have not but am interested in learning the technique.

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  38. Jacklynn Grimm Avatar
    Jacklynn Grimm

    I have never tried to “quilt as you go”, but these patterns are all wonderful – will give it a try and make one of these. Thanks for the give away!

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  39. Janet Avatar
    Janet

    Yes, I have made perhaps a dozen quilt as you go projects–mostly tablerunners made in a panic mode because I needed a gift in a hurry! Thank you for your blog. I am adding it to my daily morning coffee time!

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  40. Gale Avatar
    Gale

    My first ever quilt as you go was Gudrun’s Braided runner about 9 years ago. I also took part in the blog tour and made her sweet trimmings wall quilt. I own most of her books and have made several baby quilts, bed runner and tons of placemats using her method. I have not purchased this super book yet, so winning it would be awesome. Gudrun is certainly a talented lady.

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  41. Gunda Avatar
    Gunda

    Never used that , but I like to try it.

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  42. Laurie P Avatar
    Laurie P

    I have not made any of Gudrun’s patterns for quilt as you go yet. I did make last fall a quilt as you go minky quilt for my husband. My daughter and step son loved it so much I had to make each of them one too. They love them and use them all the time. What is funny is my daughter is 16 and still loves her blankets that mom makes.

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  43. Angelia L. Avatar
    Angelia L.

    No I haven’t tried the quilt-as-you-go method yet. I am a new quilter and I can’t wait to try. I have the fabrics needed for a Christmas table runner so now I can get started. Gudruns patterns are just so beautiful and there are several I would love to make…..Which Way, Slivers, Peek a Boo, Diamond Charmer, Birthday Bash. Oh my, I can keep going! Thank you!

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  44. barbe price Avatar
    barbe price

    i’m doing my first qayg now on a Skillbuilders Bom, each block is quilted then sewn together, love it, would love to try Gudrun’s method

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  45. lizzie Avatar
    lizzie

    I did make one of Gudrun’s quilt as you go table runners a few years back and it was so easy and fun! It isn’t one of the patterns you are giving away so it would be fun to try a different one!!

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  46. Thunder Avatar
    Thunder

    I have made two quilts using quilt as you go method. One was a queen size, I made for a friend. The other was for my son. Planning on doing another soon.
    Great give away. I would love to win. 🙂 thanks

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  47. Jean Blythe Avatar
    Jean Blythe

    I love Gudrun’s quilts and fabric. I have done a little QAYG with a couple of table runners. I’m also working on a quilt for my grandson quilting sections and joining them, still in progress!

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  48. Bonnie Larson Avatar
    Bonnie Larson

    i love her sense of pattern and style. it is so refreshing. Thanks so much for sharing

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  49. Susan S Avatar
    Susan S

    I love these patterns. I made a couple of QAYG table runners. One was a braid — red/white/blue for summer holidays like July 4th. It was fun to sew and quilt at the same time. Thanks for the opportunity!

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  50. Frances Avatar
    Frances

    Years ago I stitched a quilt as you go quilt. And after looking at her pretty place mats it might be time to try another one.

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  51. Pala Avatar
    Pala

    Many years ago I made one QAYG bed cover. Made applique blocks, then hand quilted each block before I sewed them together. Thanks so much for sharing and the opportunity!

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  52. Pat D Avatar
    Pat D

    I love Gudrun’s QAYG books and made several projects from table toppers to bags. I especially like the round table placemats. Thanks for the opportunity!!!!

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  53. marjorie Avatar
    marjorie

    I have done quilt as you go. it was from a Quilt Sampler magazine and the project travelled from BC to Newfoundland to Ottawa, with the hand sewing of the blocks. Next time, more will be done on the machine..lol

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  54. Debbie H Avatar
    Debbie H

    I haven’t tried quilt as you go yet, but I want to learn!

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  55. Verna Avatar
    Verna

    I have made a table topper and a minkee quilt that were QAYG. I love all of Gudrun’s designs. Thanks for the chance to win!

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  56. Joyce Mitchell Avatar
    Joyce Mitchell

    I haven’t made any QAYG quilts yet, but it’s something I want to learn. Thanks.

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  57. Shirley J B Avatar
    Shirley J B

    Yes I made a quilt as you go table runner, one of Gudrun’s first patterns to come out! Thanks for the chance to win!

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  58. Maeve M Avatar
    Maeve M

    I am in the middle of making a king size quilt as you go quilt. So far it is going quite well. I have not been able to do much quilting the past 3 1/2 years since I broke my upper left arm in 5 pieces near the elbow. I was able to do two table runners with much difficulty in that time so quilt as you go has been much easier.

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  59. Melanie Avatar
    Melanie

    I learned a QAG at a retreat a few years back. I do like the quicker result!

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  60. Mary Avatar
    Mary

    I haven’t tried quilt as you go, but I really love machine quilting. It’s so fun!
    I love Gudrun’s patterns and think they could be made both ways.

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  61. Yvonne Avatar
    Yvonne

    I have my pieces cut out and ready to sew together for my first attempt at “quilt as you go”. Thanks for a great giveaway.

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  62. Sharon S Avatar
    Sharon S

    Yes, I have made several quilt-as-you-go projects. Fun! Thanks for doing this hop!

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  63. Mary Ann Avatar
    Mary Ann

    I have made a Log Cabin quilt as you go; blues and yellows that I gave to one of my sisters.

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  64. Kimberly Avatar
    Kimberly

    I tried my own version of a QAYG baby quilt when I had to quickly make a gift, but have never read any instructins as such.

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  65. Barbara Colvin Avatar
    Barbara Colvin

    I haven’t tried the quilt-as-you-go method yet, but I do want to give it a try. Happy #10 to Erla!

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  66. Nita Avatar
    Nita

    No, I never have – but I can think of lots of good reasons to give it a try, lol!

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  67. Cecilia Avatar
    Cecilia

    I have made a quilt using the qayg and it turned out great. I really like all of the projects you’ve shown, but the table runners are what catches my eye. Thanks for the chance to win.

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  68. Ranju Gandhi Avatar
    Ranju Gandhi

    I love QAYG…thanks for the chance .

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  69. Kathleen Avatar
    Kathleen

    I’m baaaack! I actually made one of her tablerunner patterns for Christmas gifts one year. So simple – and when you give something quilty to non-quilty people they have no idea how easy it was to do! Perfect-O!

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  70. Jane S. Avatar
    Jane S.

    I’ve never tried QAYG, but I should! I’m not in love with the process of machine quilting so maybe if I tried it much smaller chunks I’d like it more! Thank you for the chance to win. 🙂

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  71. Janice Avatar
    Janice

    I haven’t made any quilt as you go quilts but sure would give it a try..

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  72. Anita Avatar
    Anita

    No, I have never made any quilt with QAYG, but I want to do it sometime.

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  73. Lori Morton Avatar
    Lori Morton

    I’m so new to quilting still, that I am just trying FMQ now (am verrrry slow! lol)… Definitely want to try QAYG….looks easier too! 🙂

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  74. Diane Nave Avatar
    Diane Nave

    I love the brickhouse bed runner. I’ve never done the quilt as you go method but would love to try it sometime.

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  75. Brandy Pettit Avatar
    Brandy Pettit

    I have made some stockings with the quilt-as-you-go method, and they are super fun! It’s amazing how much quicker the process it, now I’m VERY excited about that Birthday Bash table runner you showed us! Thank you for the chance at the patterns, I’m also very interested in the Abundance pattern.
    ~Brandy

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  76. Carol C Avatar
    Carol C

    Yes I have. I made a gorgeous batik tablerunner – Gudrun’s pattern, in fact – and a quilt. The quilt is one of my very favourites that I’ve made. It’s reversible (from Sharon Pederson’s book) and both sides are really beautiful. It’s a great technique.

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  77. Yvonne Avatar
    Yvonne

    I think that Gudrun has some fabulous designs. Exciting and fresh. Keep up the great work!

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  78. ColleenM Avatar
    ColleenM

    I haven’t tried the quilt as you go method but it sounds like something I should learn as this way I might finish more than quilt tops and small wall hangings:) Thanks for participating and for the chance to win.

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  79. barbara woods Avatar
    barbara woods

    one that i have used on my bed but had a lot of trouble with it. thanks

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  80. Kerri Hunter Avatar
    Kerri Hunter

    I have started a QAG quilt and love how easy and quickly it comes together!! I would love to win a copy of Gudrun’s book her projects look great!

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  81. Donna Joy Avatar
    Donna Joy

    Do rag quilts count as quilt as you go? I am ready to make one of Gudrun’s quilts. Thanks for sharing.

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  82. nancy k Avatar
    nancy k

    Love the quilts!

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  83. Darlene F. Avatar
    Darlene F.

    I made a strip quilt years ago and last year I made two table toppers (a carrot and a watermelon) that were strips, QAYG and then cut into the correct shape), and one of Gudrun’s runners but since she started her 10 year celebration, I want to make others. Can’t wait for summer busyness to slow down a bit so I can get down to business!!!!! Thanks

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  84. Sandi Scarlett Avatar
    Sandi Scarlett

    About 18 years ago I made 2 Sunbonnet Sue quilts for my grandchildren and tried quilt as you go. I didn’t like the look of it as you could see where the batting ended. Now a days I think it is done differently and would love to learn how to do it. Thanks for the opportunity to win.

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  85. Nancy Avatar
    Nancy

    I have not yet made any quilts or other items using this method but am interested in learning about it. Maybe I could make inroads into my stash if I used this method, then again maybe not!

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  86. Anita Avatar
    Anita

    I used the quilt as you go to make a Dr Suess Quilt for my granddaughter, next project will be a purse!

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  87. Sandy Cooper Avatar
    Sandy Cooper

    I have not made any quilts using the quilt as you go method, but I need to do so. This make s it look so easy.

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  88. Karen Avatar
    Karen

    What a great giveaway! fingers crossed

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  89. Sonya Avatar
    Sonya

    I have not made any quilts using the quilt-as-you-go method, but I would love to give it a try! Thanks for the giveaway!

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  90. Cathy Remus Avatar
    Cathy Remus

    I am dying to try a quilt-as-you-go quilt! I hope I win!

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  91. Laura Avatar
    Laura

    Thanks for the wonderful journey this past few days!!! Have enjoyed all the inspiration from everyone:-)) May you be blessed with many more years. Beautiful work.

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  92. Sherri I Avatar
    Sherri I

    I haven’t tried to quilt as you go. This book would sure help me get started! Thanks for the chance.

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  93. Jennifer Avatar
    Jennifer

    Nope, never quilted as I go. Time to learn!

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  94. kathy pfaltzgraff Avatar
    kathy pfaltzgraff

    I liked the designs featured in the new book, so that is where I will start learning to do quilt as you go, seems like I am always doing a quilt on the go, as I am so far behind. Love those new designs, send them my way. Kathy

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  95. Sandy A in St. Louis Avatar
    Sandy A in St. Louis

    No, I haven’t made any QAYG quilts yet, but it is on my must do list! Thanks for the chance to win!

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  96. Iris Avatar
    Iris

    I have never tried to do a QAYG but after looking at these patterns it will be something I must try!
    Thanks for the chance to win.

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  97. Ginger Avatar
    Ginger

    I have not made any quilts using the quilt-as-you-go. But between owning one of Gudrun’s books and watching a Sewing with Nancy, I’m ready to give it a try.

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  98. Emily C Avatar
    Emily C

    So far I have not, although it is a quilting method I want to try for smaller (then bed size) projects.

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  99. Deb Avatar
    Deb

    No, I’ve never used that method. Sounds time-saving!

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  100. Maryellen Avatar
    Maryellen

    I’ve made one of Gudrun’s table runner patterns, which was a QAYG. I didn’t realize it was hers until this hop, though. Great design! Thanks.

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  101. Andresa Avatar
    Andresa

    I have not YET made a quilt-as-you-go project. But I’m planning to make Gudrun’s Sweet Trimmings to hang on my door this Christmas. This blog hop has been so fun; I’d never heard of Gudrun before this. I’ve fallen in love with what I’ve seen.

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  102. LoriL Avatar
    LoriL

    I have made the Braided Table Runner from the quilt as you go method. But unfortunately, I don’t remember seeing many of Gudrun’s patterns at my local quilt shops. Looks like I will have to do some internet pattern shopping if I don’t win.

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  103. jean Avatar
    jean

    My granddaughter has a quilt I made with a quilt as you go pattern. She’s 15 now but still takes it everywhere. It is quite disgusting with stains and all washed out, but she can’t live without it. I’ve made her a new quilt but it stays on her bed, all nice and pretty. The one everyone sees is an absolute disaster, she has literally loved it to pieces.

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  104. Laura G. Avatar
    Laura G.

    I haven’t made a quilt as you go yet but I think I have two in my que. One is Rose of Remembrance by Sharon Peterson.

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  105. Patricia Hurdle Avatar
    Patricia Hurdle

    I have heard a lot of nice things about this type of quilting so I would like to learn all about it.

    Pat

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  106. Ann in NC Avatar
    Ann in NC

    The very first quilt I started (note I didn’t say finished!) was a hand pieced sampler that is a quilt as you go quilt. More recently, I did a guild challenge with fusible applique that I quilted as part of the applique process. That actually was finished!!! I do have Gudrun’s Peek a Boo table runner pattern that I am anxious to try.

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  107. Terry Hammons Avatar
    Terry Hammons

    I haven’t done quilt as you the way Gudrun does and am looking forward to trying some of her patterns.. Even if I don’t win I will be looking for them in my local quilt shop.

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  108. usairdoll Avatar
    usairdoll

    Gudrun has so many great patterns! I can’t wait to get my hands on these. I have not made a quilt using the quilt as you go method but I did make a notebook cover, hehe. It was a small project to try out the method. I’d love to try it on a quilt though. I just need a pattern now *wink wink*.

    Thank you and GE Designs for a super giveaway and a chance to win.

    usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com

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  109. Tami Chaulk Avatar
    Tami Chaulk

    Happy Ten Year Anniversary Gudrun! I have made a couple of quilt as you go table runners. I would love to win Gudrun’s newest book! So many great things in it!

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  110. Wanda Avatar
    Wanda

    Yes I have made mug rugs and placemats using the quilt as you go method. I want to try it for a larger project.

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  111. Ms Lottie Avatar
    Ms Lottie

    Yes and it was an absolute disaster! I didn’t really know what I was doing and combined several methods that I’d read quick tutorials for. Not a good idea on a twin sized quilt (I don’t start small!). I managed to make it work but just don’t look at the back of the quilt!

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  112. Judy Avatar
    Judy

    I have not tried the quilt as you go method but it is something that I would like to try someday.

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  113. Annmarie Avatar
    Annmarie

    I must have 10 sites bookmarked on my computer teaching quilt as you go. Gudrun’s is one of them! One of these days I WILL try it! Doing so on one of her patterns would be perfect. This has been a great blog hop. Thanks for the chance.

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  114. Sue Bennett Avatar
    Sue Bennett

    This has been fun seeing all the different blogs. I love all the patterns.

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  115. isa13 Avatar
    isa13

    Hi from France! I have never used this method of “quilt as you go”. I’d like to learn especially when I sew large quilt.
    Thanks for the chance if it’s open to international readers.

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  116. Patricia Dawe Avatar
    Patricia Dawe

    I have many quilt tops that are waiting patiently for the final step—to be quilted.
    Therefore, the quilt-as you-go technique is becoming a better choice for me.
    It works well for smaller projects, with the only final step – to add the binding.
    I have used the quilt-as-you-go method with many of Gudrun’s designs, and have plans to do more.

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  117. Sherrye Avatar
    Sherrye

    I’ve never done a quilt as you go. I actually just discovered Gudrun during her 10th anniv blog hop!!! Can’t wait to try her patterns (already have 2 that are a MUST). Thanks for the giveaway!

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  118. Sandy Avatar
    Sandy

    I have made Sweet Trimmings for a Christmas gift. It was quick and easy plus fun to do. The prairie point detail in the corners add a lot to the design.

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  119. kay holm Avatar
    kay holm

    I have not yet made a quilt as you go, but really want to try Gudruns method. thanks for the chance to win a book or the patterns so I can give it a try!

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  120. Barbara Orozco Avatar
    Barbara Orozco

    I have tried Quilt-As-You-Go once, on the second quilt I ever made. I didn’t work, not at all, I ripped the quilt apart after a year of use and quilted it again the traditional way. Looking at all these awesome QAYG-projects I’m sure I just didn’t get the hang of the technique, and I was lacking quilting experience anyway. I think I’ll give it a try again.

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  121. Ullis Avatar
    Ullis

    No, I haven’t tried any of Gudrun’s pattern yet. I just orderred at couple of books and is curiouslu waiting by my mailbox to recieve them. Hugs Ullis in Sweden

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  122. Joan Rodriguez Avatar
    Joan Rodriguez

    I haven’t tried the Quilt-as-You-Go Method. I need to buy on of Gudrun’s patterns and get over the fear… 🙂

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  123. Carol Sc Avatar
    Carol Sc

    Many years ago, I made a “quilt as you go” block to block quilt. I wasn’t real happy with the method. I’m now ready to try quilting a row at a time and using a similar method with not as many joins. I think I’ve improved with my skills and there have been changes in the method, too.

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  124. Wanda Atwell Avatar
    Wanda Atwell

    I have not done a quilt as you go project yet. I took up piecing quilts rather late in life and I am still eager to learn any new tips and instructions. ( I am now 88 yrs. Young!!)
    I will be purchasing some of these lovely patterns!!

    Thanks, Wanda

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  125. Peggy Aronson Avatar
    Peggy Aronson

    The book looks amazing!
    I once made a quilt as you go quilt but it was kind of clumsy.
    I’d love to try a new method!

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  126. Maria Avatar
    Maria

    I have made quilt as you go placemats. They were fun to sew. I would like to try Gudrun’s method.

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  127. Debbie Rogowski Avatar
    Debbie Rogowski

    My first quilt was actually a king size ‘lap quilt’ where you quilt each block and THEN assemble it front and back. I havent’ done a quilt as you go as of yet. I did save the tree to do soon though and the book looks amazing!!

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  128. Jocelyn Avatar
    Jocelyn

    No I have never made a quilt as you go pattern before. But it sounds like fun 🙂

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  129. Mom C Avatar
    Mom C

    I have done “quilt as you go” but not Gudrun’s method. I loved meeting Gudrun and dancing at Spring Market. So fun. Thanks.

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  130. Barb@Witsend Avatar
    Barb@Witsend

    I made a quilt as you go years ago on my serger but it didn’t seem to hold together very well. Recently I made a lap quilt out of strip using the QAYG method and it worked wonderfully.
    Barb@Witsend

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  131. Judy Forkner Avatar
    Judy Forkner

    I have not made a quilt as you go project yet, but keep thinking I should, since I mostly end up with unquilted tops!

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  132. DebV Avatar
    DebV

    I did a “sort of” quilt and go. I had made a tee shirt quilt that was getting out of hand to ever quilt on a home machine. I framed the squares, layered them and quilted. I then connected with sashing following another book I have. It came out really well and would love to use the plan again. I would love to learn Gunrun’s method. Her patterns are so pretty.

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  133. LizA. Avatar
    LizA.

    I’ve made placemats and I also made Amy Butler’s Weekender Bag using the quilt as you go technique. As for actual quilts, no, I have made a quilt using this technique. I guess I’m a traditionalist when it comes to actual quilts.

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  134. Jane Avatar
    Jane

    I haven’t made a QAYG quilt but I recently made a throw pillow cover using random pieces and strips of fabric from recent sewing and craft projects. It’s a little low-volume (but not entirely) and I love it!
    I, too, want to make the Diamond Charmer table topper. It is fun! Should stretch my binding skills!

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  135. Anne Avatar
    Anne

    Yes, I actually have used Gudruns patterns from her first book. I have made several table runners with this method! Happy Anniversary Gudrun. Mice visiting with you here at the Quilting Gallery!

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  136. Christine H Avatar
    Christine H

    I’m just learning about quilt as you go and am very excited to give it a try in the next couple months. Thanks for all the give aways and Happy Birthday GE Designs!

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  137. A.J. Dub (Amy) Avatar
    A.J. Dub (Amy)

    I have made 3 quilts this way, but they were all strips quilts. I am very interested in learning how to do these with smaller pieces. I think this is the first time I have heard of Gudrun. Happy Anniversary to her!

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  138. Mary Spriet Avatar
    Mary Spriet

    I don’t do much quilt as you go, as I have a long-arm machine. But, sometimes even I can’t get my things on there if I’m busy with customers quilts. So this is a great way for me to make a project & finish it. So sad huh? Kind of like the shoemaker whose children have no shoes…..

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  139. Kristin Avatar
    Kristin

    I have only made one quilt, quilting as I go. Actually it was a table runner but I enjoyed the technique.

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  140. Phyllis Moynihan Avatar
    Phyllis Moynihan

    So far, I have not done a quilt or other project with the quilt as you go method. After seeing the video with the projects from Gudrum’s new book, I would love to give her designs a try with this method.

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  141. Katie Clark Avatar
    Katie Clark

    My all time favorite is a quilt as you go from the first fast and furious book. The Beach Bag. I have made at least 5 of them using a half of a jelly roll. They make fantastic gifts!!

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  142. Katie Nelson Avatar
    Katie Nelson

    I have made one quilt as you go runner that was a fun project. I would like to try making a quilt with that method someday, too. Thanks for the fun giveaway of some great patterns!

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  143. Bobbie Kastel Avatar
    Bobbie Kastel

    Did a baby blanket in strips.
    It was beautiful.
    I hope I win.

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  144. Carla G Avatar
    Carla G

    No I haven’t tried the quilt-as-you-go method yet. Thanks for a chance to win! 🙂

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  145. Shirley Jones Avatar
    Shirley Jones

    I’ve only tried small quilt-as-you-go projects, such as pot holders and small table mats. It is something I would love to master!

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  146. Laura Avatar
    Laura

    I am working on a quilt as you go quilt now!!! Thanks for the chance to win!!!

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  147. Jennifer Avatar
    Jennifer

    Only one

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  148. Ruanne Avatar
    Ruanne

    Love making table runners and toppers. Sure hope I am a winner!

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  149. Gene Black Avatar
    Gene Black

    I have made things using quilt as you go. I would love to have this book!

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  150. Brenda Branscome Avatar
    Brenda Branscome

    I haven’t but have always wanted to try one.

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  151. Kathy Gentry Avatar
    Kathy Gentry

    I made a stained glass window quilt and a McKenna Ryan quilt that were both quilt as you go. I have really enjoyed looking at Gudrun’s work this week.

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  152. WyoDi Avatar
    WyoDi

    I made a table runner as a member of a small guild in Pinedale WY and loved to have a project “nearly” finished by the quilt as you go method!

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  153. Pat O Avatar
    Pat O

    I have not used the quilt as you go method … but I sure am interested in Gundrun’s beautiful book and patterns! Thanks for the opportunity!

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  154. Carolyn Taylor Buzzard Avatar
    Carolyn Taylor Buzzard

    I haven’t had the opportunity to use the quilt as you go method, but I would love to try it on my next quilt. I’m hand quilting a queen size now and it will soon be finished. I would be thrilled to try some of Gundrun’s patterns. Thank you and I’m keeping my fingers crossed!

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  155. Carolyn Taylor Buzzard Avatar
    Carolyn Taylor Buzzard

    Sorry about the error on the spelling……*Gudrun.

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  156. Delia Hardcastle Avatar
    Delia Hardcastle

    Quilt as you go is fantastic for home sewing machines. I learned the method last year and use it often for larger projects or work I want to keep in pieces for hand sewing and then join up afterwards. It also works well for travelling. Happy Quilting!

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  157. Cynthia Crady Avatar
    Cynthia Crady

    I have never done the quilt as you go method. I would love to learn. It certainly seems like it would be so much easier than trying to quilt an entire King size quilt on my home sewing machine..which I have done!

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  158. Mania Hatziioannidi Avatar
    Mania Hatziioannidi

    I have not yet tried quilting as you go technique. Winning the book would be an excellent opportunity for me to try it on

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  159. Rockgranny Avatar
    Rockgranny

    I have not used the quilt as you go method, but I sure want to learn it.

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  160. Annelise Avatar
    Annelise

    Congratulations to your 10th aniversary!

    I never tried to use this method – but I would love to learn it!

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  161. nancy k Avatar
    nancy k

    I made a quilt as you go a long time ago and can’t remember how. Love the quilt shuffle dance!

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  162. Kathy Avatar
    Kathy

    I have not used the quilt as you go, but I am always interested in learning new techniques!

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  163. Dwynette Valenti Avatar
    Dwynette Valenti

    Ooooooo! I would love to win!

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  164. Cathy D Avatar
    Cathy D

    I’ve made several QAYG bed-size quilts and I LOVE the method!! I’m always interesting in finding new patterns using the QAYG technique. My fingers are crossed!!!

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  165. Jill Hagemeier Avatar
    Jill Hagemeier

    I haven’t done quilt as you go but would sure love to learn. I love these projects! Happy Anniversary!

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  166. Cheryl B Avatar
    Cheryl B

    I made a quilt-as-you-go lap quilt a couple of years ago and really enjoyed the process. Thanks for reminding me – I need to start another one!

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  167. Donna Shannon Avatar
    Donna Shannon

    I haven’t tried quilt as you go yet, but plan to real soon

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  168. Carla Finley Avatar
    Carla Finley

    I’ve been wanting to but haven’t yet. Our LQS is going to have a class on it soon.

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  169. Barbara Avatar
    Barbara

    I’ve made bags using the quilt-as-you-go method. Fun!

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  170. Joyce O. Avatar
    Joyce O.

    I have not used the quilt as you go method … but I am interested in Gudrun’s book and patterns!

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  171. Cathy C Avatar
    Cathy C

    I have not tried the quilt as you go. I have always intended to but just not yet.

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  172. Sarah Nickel Ellis Avatar
    Sarah Nickel Ellis

    I have never made a quilt-as-you-go, and have always wanted to learn. My mother had made two and I loved how they turned out.

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  173. Paula Avatar
    Paula

    Nope. I am a newbie & am about 80% finished with my first string quilt.
    🙂

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  174. barbara woods Avatar
    barbara woods

    Working on 2 quilts

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  175. Bethany Martini Avatar
    Bethany Martini

    I haven’t tried a quilt as you go quilt yet, but I would love to try!

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  176. Pat F. Avatar
    Pat F.

    I have not made any quilts using the quilt as you go method but I would like to try. I just purchased a pattern to make placemats using this method. Thanks for a chance at the giveaway….feeling lucky!

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  177. Mary on Lake Pulaski Avatar
    Mary on Lake Pulaski

    I have made one quilt as you go and it turned out very nice. I’d love to try another or ten!

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  178. lindawwww Avatar
    lindawwww

    I haven’t made a quilt using the quilt-as-you-go method but I’ll definitely use the technique in the future. I love Gudrun’s patterns.

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  179. GeoMama Avatar
    GeoMama

    I am definitely interested in doing a quilt as you project. I am tired of trying to quilt big quilts on my little domestic machine.

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  180. Joanie C. Avatar
    Joanie C.

    I have made a quilt-as-you-go table runner. So much fun, and very easy. Love looking at all the beautiful designs of Gudrun’s!

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  181. Liz Avatar
    Liz

    I have yet to try the quilt as you go method. Definitely need to give it a try in the future. I love seeing all the beautiful things all these ladies created using that technique!

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  182. Martina Avatar
    Martina

    Yes I did on . A tabletopper in hexagonal shape and it it is from Gudrun’s pattern.

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  183. Tina Marie Avatar
    Tina Marie

    I have made a few strip table runners using the quilt as you go method, but it would be great to one for the larger bed quilts. Thanks for the chance to win!

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  184. Mary Avatar
    Mary

    I have not, but would like to.

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  185. CindyM Avatar
    CindyM

    No. I haven’t, but sure would like to try.

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  186. Vicki in MN Avatar
    Vicki in MN

    I have done a quilt as you go a long time ago, but not since getting my longarm so it would be fun to do one again. Love Gudrun’s designs.

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  187. Eileen Avatar
    Eileen

    Yes I have made a quilt as you go quilt. It was made of blocks that I hand embroidered as a child. I just followed directions but didn’t take a class for learning the method. I would like to take a class. Thank you

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  188. Nancy Avatar
    Nancy

    I have never tried this technique, but I have admired Gudrun’s designs for some time now.

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  189. Cynthia Brunz Designs Avatar
    Cynthia Brunz Designs

    Haven’t tried a QAYG project. I have a few small projects pinned to maybe try someday however.

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  190. Oddbjørg Avatar
    Oddbjørg

    I have never tried to quilt-as-you-go, but have thought of it now and then.

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  191. Karen Propes Avatar
    Karen Propes

    I have never tried the quilt as you go method. I have been looking into it. I have MS and have a hard time sometimes with the larger quilts, so I want to try this method. Thanks for all the info you shared, can’t wait to try. Thanks for the giveaway also.
    ncjeepster@aol.com

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  192. Cristina Avatar
    Cristina

    Yes, I have made a couple and I like very much this method.

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  193. Mark M Avatar
    Mark M

    I actually have a quilt as you go quilt started but have yet to assemble it…..any new Ideas always appreciated.

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  194. Peggy Avatar
    Peggy

    Yes, I’ve made a few table runners using the quilt as you go method – it’s a great method.

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  195. Sally Manke Avatar
    Sally Manke

    I have used quilt as you go for table runners. It’s great to have the project ready to bind when the piecing is complete!

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  196. Andree Faubert Avatar
    Andree Faubert

    I’ve made two sets of 8 placemats with a quilt-as-you-go technique. I could never have gotten through 16 placemats otherwise!

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  197. Dolores Avatar
    Dolores

    I have never made any quilts using the quilt-as-you-go method. I really do like Gudrun’s designs and wish her a very happy 10th anniversary.

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  198. Teri powers Avatar
    Teri powers

    I have not tried yet but want to

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  199. Sara Avatar
    Sara

    I have never done the quilt as you go method. Would love learn how

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  200. MoeWest Avatar
    MoeWest

    I haven’t tried the QAYG method yet, but I do plan to give it a try.

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  201. apple blossom Avatar
    apple blossom

    I haven’t used quilt as you go method but seen it on videos another project to put on my list

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  202. Mary Avatar
    Mary

    Yes i made a Sundrop Designs quilt with a western theme that had Applique i did the Quilt as you go even for the borders.

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  203. Shirley Swenson Avatar
    Shirley Swenson

    Yes, I’ve made many quilt-as-you-go projects, including a great placemat pattern.

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  204. Susan Napiany Avatar
    Susan Napiany

    I used quilt as you go when I have made Christmas tree skirts, table runners, placemats and baby quilts.
    Thanks for the drawings!

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  205. Jessica Avatar
    Jessica

    I haven’t yet but I’ve been reading about it. So many pretty things to make. Saw some neat bags online and love the patterns in this book. Guess it’s time to make one.

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  206. Lois Jones Avatar
    Lois Jones

    No I haven’t made any quilts using the quilt-as-you-go method. I have wanted to and just have not gotten around to it. I’m gonna have to start soon!!
    mrsloisannjones@aol.com

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  207. Sharon Sehorn Avatar
    Sharon Sehorn

    I have not made any quilts using that method. I have seen them and it looks easy. Maybe I should consider it for my next one.
    ssehorn123@gmail.com

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  208. Kim Avatar
    Kim

    No I have never tried this method but I’d like to.
    Thanks so much for the chance to win, I especially love ” Abundance” how divine.

    Happy Sewing

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  209. Sallie Avatar
    Sallie

    No, I haven’t.

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  210. Trudy Avatar
    Trudy

    I love quilts as you go!

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  211. Terry Avatar
    Terry

    I’ve only used this method for a few small projects but want to make a quilt with it as well. Thanks for the sweet giveaway!

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  212. Richard Healey Avatar
    Richard Healey

    I have never done quilt as you go but a guild member showed me a quilt they were making that way and wow was it fantastic. I do want to give it a try.

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  213. Brenda Martin Avatar
    Brenda Martin

    Our Quilt Guild has been making the quilt as you go lap quilts for about 3 years now that we give to the children in our county who are in CPS custody. We have their names put on the quilt and make them a matching pillowcase. We have made over a 100 quilts like this.

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  214. leanne Avatar
    leanne

    what a fabulous giveaway – thanks – I haven’t made any quilt as you go but I do have a kit for one that my mum gave me but I can’t seem to get my head around how it works – maybe Gudrun’s book will help me !

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  215. Margaret Avatar
    Margaret

    I’m very new to quilting so have not tried quilt as you go as yet but what a great start this would be for me if I won this book. x

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  216. sandy Avatar
    sandy

    I have never done a quilt as you go project but I think I may have to try one. Thanks for the chance to win.

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  217. Susan Avatar
    Susan

    I have not done any quilt as you go projects. I have watched videos and looked at a few tutorials, but they all seem to leave something out which I can’t figure out on my own.

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  218. Nesta Avatar
    Nesta

    I haven’t tried this method yet but have just read about it on a friend’s blog and am very tempted to try. Would love some detailed instructions on how it works exactly.

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  219. Helen Marasco Avatar
    Helen Marasco

    I haven’t made any quilt as you go but would love to try. The patterns look awesome and I would love to win the book or a pattern to have a go. Thanks for the chance. Helen Marasco

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  220. Dian Avatar
    Dian

    Quilt as you go worked great on my first attempt on a baby quilt. Would love to learn more about doing larger quilts but I’m new to quilting and have so many things to learn. Congrats on 10 years!

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  221. Lia Avatar
    Lia

    Have not used the Quilt as you go technique yet, but there’s a swap coming up soon where it’ll probably be used and I really wanna be part of that to try it out.

    Thanks for this giveaway! 🙂

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  222. Jaime Avatar
    Jaime

    I haven’t tried it yet, but I’ve always wanted to try QAYG. It looks so neat and I love the idea of assembling the quilt and then just being done (or pretty close!). Thanks for the great giveaway!

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  223. Stephanie Avatar
    Stephanie

    I’ve only done a few small quilt as you go projects. I’d like to tackle a bigger one this year!

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  224. Judi Avatar
    Judi

    Would love to win a pattern I’m always looking for new ideas and patterns

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  225. sue kershaw Avatar
    sue kershaw

    Yes look hard to find good instruction for a quilt as you go quilt. Made a quilt for my grand daughter, Got quite good at the end.
    Gudruns book looks very inviting.

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  226. Judy Cooper Avatar
    Judy Cooper

    No, I have not used this method of quilt as you go but sounds good!

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  227. Frances Avatar
    Frances

    Would love to win her book. A long tome ago I did a quilt as you go. Might be time to try again. Thank you for the chance.

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  228. Vivien Tan Avatar
    Vivien Tan

    I’ve not tried Quilt As You Go pattern but its on my wish list for my next quilting project.

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  229. kathy h Avatar
    kathy h

    Happy Anniversary to Gudrun. I have made one table runner with the quilt as you go method and want to make more. Her patterns are very pretty and finishing up faster is always a plus.

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  230. Laurie B Avatar
    Laurie B

    I’ve never used the Quilt as You Go Method – but would love to learn!!

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  231. Colleen Avatar
    Colleen

    I have made a very simple QAYG quilt, just using strips. It was much easier than trying to shove the whole thing in my machine!

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  232. melissah Avatar
    melissah

    I have made some of Gudrun’s quilt as you go….shortly after I met that sweet girl when she came to Thief River Falls Minnesota for a quilt college that was put on….she is definitely a favorite of mine.

    Happy anniversary.

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  233. Becca Avatar
    Becca

    Have you made any quilts using the quilt-as-you-go method? Yes! Some of my very first quilts were made with this method. I only have a couple of the quilts left but they are well-loved. They will likely stick around until there is a grandchild to give them to since they did belong to my son and he didn’t wear out the love, yet.

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  234. Sandra Avatar
    Sandra

    Yes, several years ago, I discovered the quilt as you go method and had the idea to make a log cabin baby quilt of pinks and beiges. I had a new sewing machine that would do little embroidery pictures, so i put little bears in the center blocks. Squares are 18 ” , but being a fairly new quilter, i didn’t know how to join them correctly, so they are my first UFO, still in my sewing room. Maybe Gudrun’s book would help me finally finish it. Thank you for the chance to win. Her work is amazing.

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  235. Jeanette Avatar
    Jeanette

    I have not done any quilting as you go but have wanted to! I just bought the Slivers pattern and I LOVE the book – would love to win that. WOW!

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  236. Jennifer in Indy Avatar
    Jennifer in Indy

    Love the book and new patterns. I have done one table runner with the quilt as you go method – it was a great way to finish up a project quickly!

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  237. Mary Avatar
    Mary

    I’ve made mug rugs using the QAYG method,,,and am making a QAYG bag right now,,,but haven’t tried a full quilt yet. Thanks for the chance to win.

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  238. Lee Ann L. Avatar
    Lee Ann L.

    I have never made a quilt-as-you-go quilt due to the fact that I don’t quite understand it (the method). Thank you for a chance to win.

    Reply
  239. Sheri G Avatar
    Sheri G

    I did a quilt as you go technique on a table topper, I thought it would be easier & it was not. I need to try one of Gudrens patterns for sure!

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  240. Trinity Huffman Avatar
    Trinity Huffman

    I have not tried it, but I’ve always wanted to! Thanks!

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  241. Janet Best Avatar
    Janet Best

    I have not tried the quilt as you go method, but I really do want to. It just kind of makes sense to me. Thanks for this great giveaway!

    Reply
  242. Lyn from NZ Avatar
    Lyn from NZ

    I haven’t made anything yet..I have only seen string pieced blocks and they don’t compare to the ones you have highlighted in this post..just lovely

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  243. Chris Avatar
    Chris

    I’ve only made one quilt with the Quilt as you go method. I can’t wait to see the book, looks like some good patterns in there.

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  244. Jo Avatar
    Jo

    No quilts but I have made a bag.

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  245. Rosemary Miller Avatar
    Rosemary Miller

    I haven’t used the quilt as you go before. I have made quite a few quilts for my nieces and nephews making up my own patterns, and have made bags also using my own designs and patterns. Love quilt books and magazines.

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  246. Nickels Avatar
    Nickels

    I love the book and the new patterns. I make my DJ quilt with a quilt as you go method – but it was not very quick (but this is up to me, not to the technic ;))))

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  247. Carolyn Avatar
    Carolyn

    I have not as yet done a quilt as you go yet, but would love to try. Thanks for a chance to win you lovely give-away!

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  248. Tammy Hempel Avatar
    Tammy Hempel

    I have not made any quilt as you go yet. This is something that is on my to do list.

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  249. quilary Avatar
    quilary

    The first quilt I finished was a techniques Block of the Month quilt as you go… so I learnt lots of different block the bonus of the QAYG method.

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  250. Hedy Avatar
    Hedy

    Yes, I have made several table runners and I love doing it the quilt-as-you-go way. I have in mind to make a Christmas lap quilt just to see if I could do it and then go on to full size quilts. I have been assured that it’s not too hard at all.

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