How to piece your backings
Thought these websites would help other people get an idea of how to piece there backings.
http://www.sewmamasew.com/2014/09/8-modern-quilt-backs/ http://www.victorianaquiltdesigns.co...ckingIdeas.htm |
Thanks for posting this.
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I piece my backings to use up left over yardage if appropriate. When seaming my pieces together, I use the factory edges as a guide to keep my seam straight but I also sew with a smaller stitch lenghth and a 1/2 to 5/8 inch seam allowance. After seam is sewn, I trim off the the selvages and them press open. It is much easieer to longarm this way.
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great ideas... I often get locked in on the idea that the backing should all be one fabric....
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Awhile back someone mentioned to have most of your seams going horizontal as when they're going vertical you end up with a bump as you advance your quilt (if using a frame). I was always having trouble keeping my quilt straight due to this reason so this last time while using all my scraps (mostly full width) I seamed across. Now will be the test to see if it helps.
Thanks for all the great info received on this site from you'all. |
Great ideas!
Here's a link to a FREE Craftsy class on pieced backings: http://www.craftsy.com/class/creativ...eho-dum&_ctp=1 |
Thanks for the info. Everyone is so sharing on this site - it's just great:)
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What an interesting video!
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Thanks for sharing...
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