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Actually, I don't worry about it. I but them up together and be sure when pinning that pins get placed on both sides here and there and it all comes out good.
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Originally Posted by Tartan
I use my rotary cutter on the two batting edges to get them perfectly straight. Then I machine zigzag them together. Works great.
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Originally Posted by purplefiend
I put the walking foot on my machine and use a long/wide zig zag and sew the pieces together.
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Coincidentally, I just found this link this morning:
http://chasingcottons.blogspot.com/2...-tutorial.html |
I just hand stitch a whip stitch. But I use a spray baste to sandwich it.
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I use the edge joining foot that came with my machine.
Just butt the edge of each batting up against the center guide of the foot and zig zag together easily. Chris |
I use the triple zigzag stitch used for sewing elastic onto garments at its widest and it has never come apart as yet.
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Originally Posted by ghostrider
I layer two pieces of batting, cut a curvy line through both, then join the matching curves with a fairly loose hand zig-zag stitching. No hard straight lines or packed down grooves that way and the quilting holds everything together perfectly.
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