Full quilt making tutorial

The resource I’ve found so far online that resembles a book the most is the tutorial at About.com, Quilting. The headlines can be a bit confusing so this is my roundup of the favourites:

• Learn how to make a quilt (aka Quiltmaking techniques)
• For my Chevron pillow practice project:
  • Quick & easy half square triangle units
  • Quick pieced quarter square triangle units (for comparison to half square triangles; my geometry isn’t what it used to be ten years ago)
  • Quick pieced half square triangle units on a long grid (I will make a square, not a long grid)
  • How to cut patchwork for quilts (nice roundup of most common patch shapes)

Tutorials online – Blocks

I can’t believe how much information people are sharing for free on how to do patchwork and quilting, it’s amazing! Here is a round-up on block tutorials that I’ve found so far:

• For the beginner:
  • Learning Classic Pieced Blocks | Sew, Mama, Sew!
  • Skill Builder Series | Grey Cat Quilts
  • Skill Builder Series | Piecemeal Quilts
  • Charm Squares 101 | Oh, Fransson!
  • Color Basics for Quilting and other articles on Quilt Making Basics | Oh, Fransson!
  • An Organizational Tip | Oh, Fransson!
• Ellison Lane Quilts:
  • Starflower block
  • Wonky log cabin block
• Oh, Fransson!:
  • Crazy nine-patch block
  • Dresden plate block (guest at Sew, Mama, Sew!)
  • Half-square triangle block (guest at Sew, Mama, Sew!)
  • Paintbox block
  • Spiderweb block (guest at Sew, Mama, Sew!)
  • Wonky cross block (guest at Sew, Mama, Sew!)
• Sew, Mama, Sew!:
  • Modern Block of the Month, a series introducing a new modern block each month July 2011-June 2012
• The Sometimes Crafter:
  • Faster hourglass block
  • Half square triangle (guest at whipup.net)
• The Quilter’s Cache is dedicated to blocks and seems to be an absolutely fantastic resource as far as information goes

There most likely will come parts 2, 3 and more, so I’ll end the first round-up here and will conclude that while these tutorials are wonderful, I also feel a bit overwhelmed. For my personality I think it is easier in the beginning to refer to one of my handful of books purchased so far, since there is more coherence within the two covers of one volume, if you know what I mean.