Hello--
I'm hauling all my projects, completed and tops, to an assisted living place next month for a mini quilt show. I'll have several quilt tops to take; I'm delaying taking them to the quilter's until after my little show. I'm worried about the edges fraying more than they are... any suggestions? Thanks. |
Karla, can you serge the edges, or sew around them with a zig-sag stitch? That would help keep the fraying to a minimum, and would be covered by the binding if it were narrow enough.
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Could you staystitch the edges? :? Just run a tight stitch along the edges? Just a thought!
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Fray-check - I use it all the time for applique and anchoring threads at the edges of blocks.. For large areas, I'd baste, too.
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Originally Posted by Moonpi
Fray-check - I use it all the time for applique and anchoring threads at the edges of blocks.. For large areas, I'd baste, too.
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Is that stuff at Joanne's?
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I'd do a baste stitch all around the quilt.
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If you use Fray-Check, make sure it is on the very edge and not into the seam allowance - it can get very hard, and I wouldn't want to sew through it. :wink:
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Thanks for all the help!
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I just sew about 1/8 from the edge all th way around.
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