Kaye Wood’s 6 Hour Quilt
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I think you are okay without additional quilting. I feel the roll poly batting will be stable enough for this project. Scrap pieces of batting would also work.
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I was thinking that you could use this pattern as QAYG with large backing and batting pieces. Start in the center with 2 of the 18" pieces RST on top of batting and backing. Stitch through all 4 layers. Then flip the one piece right side up. Go to the other side of the center piece and with RST stitch though all 4 layers, then flip. Next add the top, then the bottom strip in the same manner. Building out with additional "rounds". Then bind when last round is finished. What do you think?
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I was thinking that you could use this pattern as QAYG with large backing and batting pieces. Start in the center with 2 of the 18" pieces RST on top of batting and backing. Stitch through all 4 layers. Then flip the one piece right side up. Go to the other side of the center piece and with RST stitch though all 4 layers, then flip. Next add the top, then the bottom strip in the same manner. Building out with additional "rounds". Then bind when last round is finished. What do you think?
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If you can ask the shop who the maker of the batting is, you can then perhaps Google it and find information about how close it should be quilted and other hints. I do that whenever I use a different batting.
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I've made her 6 hour quilt several times and I used my usual Soft & Bright poly batting and did no extra quilting. They are all in heavy use and no issues. (one adult and several kids) I serge around the final edge and then do a plain coordinating french binding. It's a great pattern for showing off large bright prints and panels too, you can start with a panel of almost any size and then start adding strips around it.
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I made a couple of those a few years ago. You can use whatever size strips you have.
Don't remember what size these were but some strips were wider than others. I think I was using what I had on hand that matched, and they were made out of flannel.
I did do a quick serpentine type stitch down the centre of each strip and also did a binding.
Don't remember what size these were but some strips were wider than others. I think I was using what I had on hand that matched, and they were made out of flannel.
I did do a quick serpentine type stitch down the centre of each strip and also did a binding.
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I made a couple of those a few years ago. You can use whatever size strips you have.
Don't remember what size these were but some strips were wider than others. I think I was using what I had on hand that matched, and they were made out of flannel.
I did do a quick serpentine type stitch down the centre of each strip and also did a binding.
Don't remember what size these were but some strips were wider than others. I think I was using what I had on hand that matched, and they were made out of flannel.
I did do a quick serpentine type stitch down the centre of each strip and also did a binding.
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