I butted the seams together and zig zagged with a large stitch. I am very pleased with the results, am quilting at the moment so after I am done will see if I can tell where this is in the quilt. I wanted to use up what I had, so gave it a try. This is good. No this is great, using what I have is a good thing. Thanks for all of the advice you's all share.
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I have been joining batting for a few years, especially in small projects...works great and saves money!
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You can also get some stuff that irons on to hold the two pieces together. That also works great!
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One of the best purchases I ever made was an edge stitching foot for my bernina. You can zigzag over the "edging" bit while butting the two pieces of batting up against it, and you get a *perfect* join every single time.
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Originally Posted by Nancy S.
You can also get some stuff that irons on to hold the two pieces together. That also works great!
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Originally Posted by ecmoore
One of the best purchases I ever made was an edge stitching foot for my bernina. You can zigzag over the "edging" bit while butting the two pieces of batting up against it, and you get a *perfect* join every single time.
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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
Originally Posted by ecmoore
One of the best purchases I ever made was an edge stitching foot for my bernina. You can zigzag over the "edging" bit while butting the two pieces of batting up against it, and you get a *perfect* join every single time.
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This may work great, BUT zigzaging togather is much cheaper, and only takes very little time
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I have recently been doing this myself. It does work great and saves some money to use for other items. Thanks for sharing.
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You can also get binding tape which irons on. Good size roll for about $5.99
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