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ckcowl 09-15-2011 03:53 PM

a wide zigzag with the pieces side by side- or the new batting tape works great- and yes it works on poly- and dream green= all kinds of batts==not just cotton

Cybrarian 09-15-2011 04:03 PM

I've read about the tape but haven't looked for it yet. Does Joanns carry it? Expensive? Worth the cost?

pattypurple 09-15-2011 04:22 PM

Haven't seen the tape in Joanns. I think you could use lightweight fusible interfacing since that is basically what the tape is. If you use it on poly batting I would use a very low heat.

prairiequeen 09-15-2011 04:27 PM

I have used it on poly with my little bity iron on a low heat.Lot cheaper to make your own.

Bobbielinks 09-15-2011 05:00 PM

I butt the edges together, use a basting needle and whipstitch the pieces together. If I need to piece the batting I always stitch it; however, I have been told that some longarmers will lay the batting together when they have quilted to the area where the batting would need to be pieced and just quilt over it without stitching it together. But I would be afraid it would shift before I had it quilted securely.

Ms Grace 09-15-2011 05:02 PM


Originally Posted by Tartan
I make sure the pieces to join have a straight edge by rotary cutting them. Then I use the mending or zigzag wide stitch to connect the two pieces.

This is what I do. It works great! :thumbup:

quiltyfeelings 09-15-2011 07:11 PM


Originally Posted by Tartan
I make sure the pieces to join have a straight edge by rotary cutting them. Then I use the mending or zigzag wide stitch to connect the two pieces.

ditto!

jme 09-15-2011 07:13 PM


Originally Posted by MIJul
I use a basting needle and whip stitch the pieces together.

That's what I do too.

jitkaau 09-16-2011 03:10 AM

I but them together and use a faggoting stitch.

whinnytoo 09-16-2011 03:21 AM

I use strips of thin fusible interfacing.... on all types of batting and it works great! makes a nice smooth bond


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