Collage Quilts
For those of you who make collage quilts, do you use regular steam a seam 2 or lite steam a seam 2 and why?
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I just took a class today and we were told to skip the Steam-a-Seam and use a glue stick or a quick spray of 505 or a product like that. Its less stiff to sew through. Interesting class and I'm looking forward to trying this.
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I’ve used Elmer’s washable school glue, wonder under and misty fuse. I just use them to tack the pieces down long enough to get them to my machine and then I stitch them in place.
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I use a washable glue stick. tack and sew.....
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I use Steam a Seam Lite 2 as it is thinner and easier to sew through if you get layers built up. I like SAS because you can stick the piece on and re-position until you get it right before you iron it down.
I've never had a problem sewing through SAS. Watson |
Would like to see some pictures of some of your collage quilts.
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A collage quilt is on my bucket list. Hopefully soon. I would love to see everyones quilts
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I am loving what I am seeing with the interest in Collage Quilts!! Lots of ideas out there that are very tempting. I need to suggest that my local quilt shop have some classes. I am a sucker for classes. Love the group input and social aspect as much as a definite time and place to get cracking rather than just ponder what I want to make. Yes, show us some pics. We love to see everyone's work!!!
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This was a collage class?
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Originally Posted by speters54
(Post 8053602)
This was a collage class?
College (kol'-ij): A school of higher learning. But we certainly can have class in collage in college. I had to look them up to see the difference. |
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