PAULINE ROGERS · QUILT AS YOU GO
A full quilt, one manageable block at a time.
Love piecing a quilt, but find quilting the whole thing a struggle? Pauline Rogers’ Quilt As You Go Handbook explains a more manageable approach: quilt smaller sections first, then join them. Keep a practical, illustrated reference beside your domestic sewing machine as you learn.
Colour photographs and step-by-step explanations you can revisit as you sew.
Explore Pauline’s Between the Blocks and Back to Back techniques.
Understand the process before choosing your templates and project supplies.
Inside the handbook
- You receive
- One printed Quilt As You Go Handbook
- Author
- Pauline Rogers, Pauline’s Quilters World
- Length
- 62 pages
- Focus
- Quilting and joining individual blocks on a domestic sewing machine
Who is this handbook for?
A useful choice if you are new to QAYG, returning to quilting, or comfortable piecing blocks but less confident managing a large quilt under the machine.
The benefit is the smaller working area. You can concentrate on one section at a time, rather than repeatedly moving the full weight and bulk of the quilt.
Plan the joining method first
Read through your chosen technique before cutting. Block preparation, batting and sashing need to work together; deciding how the sections will join at the start helps avoid unnecessary rework. Practise a small joined sample using your actual fabric and batting before committing to a larger project.
Before you choose
Is this a kit or a digital download?
This listing is for the printed handbook. Fabric, batting, thread, templates and other sewing tools are separate.
Do I need a longarm quilting machine?
No. The handbook is designed around working on a standard domestic sewing machine. Follow its instructions and your machine manual for the appropriate sewing setup.