Originally Posted by Ninnie
I just sew about 1/8 from the edge all the way around.
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Just do a 1/8" stay stitch around the outside. If you use the fray check, check with your LAer before you do it.
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They really shouldn't fray that much just unfolding them and holding them up for people to see. I sure wouldn't use fray check on them, that could get pricey. At the most I would do a stay stitch around the edge.
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I've never had problems with fray-check getting hard, but I use a thin line and move fast
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Another idea instead of fray check would be Elmers Glue. Dilute it 50% with water and paint a very thin fine amount right at the edge. You can sew through it easily and it will wash right out.
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Someone here told me to wrap the backing and the batting over the top and pin it down while you are quilting it. I will be doing that soon. I think it is a terrific tip.
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They really shouldn't fray that much just unfolding them and holding them up for people to see. Thanks for the great hints. |
I would just put some spray starch on them that should help and not be real time consuming....just a thought....good luck....:-)
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gcathie--good idea. I've never used the stuff--so would I just spray the back? Maybe outside? It can be handled fine afterwards? It'll hold those little threads in place?
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Originally Posted by amma
Another idea instead of fray check would be Elmers Glue. Dilute it 50% with water and paint a very thin fine amount right at the edge. You can sew through it easily and it will wash right out.
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