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Old 08-21-2013, 08:35 PM
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GrannieAnnie
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Originally Posted by KerryK
The only thing I know is that it is the way some women quilted years ago when they were making a true utility quilt. They hand quilted it, but not in the teeny stitches we like to achieve. Apparently, the stitches were about 1/4" apart, and they were not quilted with a fine thread, but something larger. There is a book called Utility Stitching, and it apparently has been out of print for quite some time. You can find them, but they are $$$$expensive$$$$! So, I'm trying to find out more. Guess this will be educational for several of us!
I've heard the big, heavier stitches called something else. But my CRS is acting up. I think it was as simple as "long stitches"
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