Gudrun is simply brilliant! I received an email from her company today explaining this new product. Read this and you will understand why everyone is so excited:
Quilt As You Go isn’t just a technique, it’s the heart of Gudrun’s quilting journey. Her first pattern was QAYG, and she’s been hooked ever since. That love for easy, beautiful finishes inspired these new QAYG Printed Batting Kits, designed to give you that same satisfying “I made this” feeling. They spent over two years developing these kits to make sure they’re not only fun and foolproof, but top quality too. They’re easy to use, printed for precision, and proudly printed and assembled right here in the USA.
Designed for quilters who love quick finishes and clear guidance, these kits include everything needed to complete a small project with ease, just add fabric. Each kit includes single-sided fusible, printed batting and a full-color pattern, guiding makers through a “sew-by-number” process that eliminates all the guesswork. With access to a detailed video class, quilters of all levels can complete these great projects quickly and confidently. Perfect for kitting or class projects
Take It Easy finishes at a generous 17″ x 40″.

The Braid Runner Midi finishes at 13″ x 40″.

Quilters are obsessed with these kits because printed guidelines show exactly where to sew. It feels like paint-by-number, but for fabric. The fusible printed batting is soft, durable, and 100% polyester so there is no shifting or stretching – just smooth, accurate sewing. And, don’t forget – there is a video tutorial to guide you every step of the way!
She has also released two new patterns which have been tested in GE sponsored sew alongs or retreats.
Jolee is made with half yards or fat quarters. It comes in 6 sizes, Crib, Lap, Twin, Full, Queen, King. Helpful tools recommended: Stripology XL or Squared Rulers, GEasy Ruler Stickers. Instructions for regular rulers are included.

Felicity is made with half yards or fat quarters. It comes in 5 sizes, Throw, Lap, Twin, Queen, King. The helpful tools are listed above.

The kits are due to arrive in stores in July. The patterns should be available next month so ask your local shop to order them for you!