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Originally Posted by quiltlady1941
(Post 7338470)
Has anyone put a light weight batting in the 10 min table runner? I need a table runner in a hurry and found this one on the internet and thought I would try it, but I would like to do a little quilting on it and the patter does not call for batting..
What are your thoughts on this? Thanks Carol |
I quilt it too.
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I have done it with batting down the center and cut to a point on the ends, then quilted. It took me about 1 1/2 hours. I made another one with batting and binding, and liked the finished product a lot better.
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Those are both very nice! Thanks for the pics.
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love your runners...Really pretty.
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Love them, especially the second. Beautiful quilting.
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I have made these with a light weight batting so I could add some quilting,and they have turned out very nice. Hope you have fun with making yours!
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Originally Posted by Stashelf
(Post 7338488)
i have used light weight batting and flannel in placemats and quilted those without any problem.
Ditto the flannel. I left the ends straight and then put some trim on them. It worked out fine. froggyintexas |
wow your quilting is so pretty, can't wait till I can quilt like that.. but I am sure it will take some time , great job... thanks for your advice.. Carol
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Thanks everyone for your advice on putting batting in my table runner or not.. I did try putting the batting in and then cutting a point so the folded part didn't have any batting and was not so thick, but that was kind of hard to do so I think the next one will be just putting the batting in the body of the runner and not the points..Thanks again to everyone for there advice..Carol
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