6 Hour Quilt By Kaye Wood

Get this best selling pattern here: http://www.kayewood.com/item/6_Hour_Quilt_Book/214
16 pages

The quilting is done as it grows from the center. When the quilt is the size you want, just add the binding using Kaye's Perfect Mitered corners - and you're done. Finishing techniques include serged edges with Pearl Cotton and bindings. A great pattern for charity projects, baby quilts, lap quilts, or any "quilt as you go" technique. Instructions included for serger or sewing machine. This is the pattern that Kaye uses for her LoveQuilt Connection©.

Sizes: Small 27" x 37" to X-Large 60" x 70"

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[kayewood]

Warm n Natural is not a thick batting. A thick batting for this quilt would be a high loft polyester.

[brokahontis]

This is amazing! I can't wait to try it myself! Brilliant use of a serger for a really fast quilt! This same joining technique would work whether doing squares or strips? Fastest reversible quilt I've ever seen! Thank you Kaye!!!

[Dredworld]

I love this technique and also the way Miss Kaye explains each step. What an inspiration!

[KarenQuiltsTexas]

All this speed ant then a hand stitched binding? Why not speed that process too. I use a fine line of basting glue (elmers' Washable School Glue or Roxannes) to fix the binding to the back side, just covering the stitching.Press carefully, then, from the front side, I stitch in the ditch, usually with a nice blanket stitch tiny zig zag or other decorative stitch... finishes pronto!

[KarenQuiltsTexas]

Great - one question... Would you consider "Warm N Natural to be a "thick" batting, and therefore need those larger seam allowances? There are so many different types of batting out there! Thanks again for the great youtube video!