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Old 06-18-2011, 10:58 PM
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Originally Posted by CAS49OR
I pieced together a quilt, and noticed a seam is coming apart in the middle of it! I glued it, thinking it was only an inch and now find it's continuing to come apart, about 10" worth.

It will be really hard to take it apart to re-sew it at this point as I've quilted over about 1/2 of the quilt.

I'm wondering, is there a glue that will stay soft and flexible I could use? The part I glued is hard and stiff, and not appropriate for a lap quilt.
Do you have any other ideas? I've thought of sewing over it with invisible thread. I can't really quilt in that spot without ruining the design.

I've thought of a patch of a caterpillar or spiderweb or something.

It's important it looks nice because I am making it for someone else.

I use liquid stitch , its not hard and stiff, also it don't wash out , so far ..
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