Question for today, I am reading that many of you use sheets for backing. Hand quilting is advised against. What about tying a quilt, has anyone ever done this and what results did you achieve?
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A good sharp, sturdy needle and you should be a set to go :D:D:D
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I use sheets a lot and tie a lot, particularly for my donation quilts.
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Tying would be the only way I would use a sheet. Too hard to stich through it.
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I do both and I am very happy with the results.
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I use sheets all the time and it works fine for me.
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There is no reason that you can't use a sheet for backing and tie it. I've often used either cottton or flannel sheets and both produce good results. Sometimes I do a mixture of machine quilting (stitch in the ditch) and tying. It's your quilt, so experiement to get the result you like. I do find that if a quilt gets a lot of hard use that the ties eventually pull a little and shift during washing and may eventually tear out which is why I do some machine quilting to keep it a little more secure.
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Originally Posted by EagarBeez
Question for today, I am reading that many of you use sheets for backing. Hand quilting is advised against. What about tying a quilt, has anyone ever done this and what results did you achieve?
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