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Old 09-17-2015, 10:59 AM
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Terricat
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Originally Posted by ManiacQuilter2 View Post
Love the look of crosshatching. You might tell her to cut out the large portions of the applique. You only need about 3/8" around the edges. I haven't had time to start working on these flip flops but this photo will show you the heat n bond fusible. F&P taught me this.
Correct, especially if you're doing several pieces with Heat 'N Bond, it will make the quilt stiffer. And if there are 2-3 layers of parts on top of parts --- it's great for doing the blanket stitch because it all works as stabilizer, but it gets very stiff in certain areas. It's perfectly fine for table runners or wall hangings, but for a bed quilt, I'd try to minimize the size of the Heat 'N Bond for the larger pieces, exactly as you showed on the flip-flop.
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