Old 05-16-2015, 07:13 AM
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tessagin
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I agree with her. If you do the birthing method I would start some stretching exercises because birthing a quilt is no easy task. A large one would probably be like preparing for the Olympics.
Originally Posted by bearisgray View Post
I would layer it and tie it at 4-6 inch intervals - and then bind it the usual way. If really heavy, then skip the batting.

I would also consider quilting the pieced top to a piece of flannel like you mentioned.

I think it would be easier than trying to wrestle it using the birthing method. Another reason I would not use this method would be because of the bulk in the corners.

Then I would put a binding on it that would finish at about 1/2 inch (I would cut the binding fabric about three inches wide) - I would sew it on the curly side first, and top stitch it down on the front.
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