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Yes & it works great. Do just like the table runners. It is a fast way of getting a small quilt done.
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Done it several times and it turns out nicely.
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I always call that "turn and topstitch" because of using it in apparel and purse construction :)
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I have done that with many quilts, all sizes and another thing I do is round the corners so I don't have to worry about points when I turn them. Eleanor Burns does it all the time on her program, or she did years ago.
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Yes, I have done this many times. This is how you
make a comforter. You can use two layers of polyester batting to make it extra fluffy and warm. King sized comforters are easily made this way. |
If you have a serger for the edge...it lays flat...But even with reg sewing I've never had a problem with that....
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As you can tell I am very new to sewing...too funny I never thought of this before.
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This look Wonderful!!
Originally Posted by hobbykat1955
When I began quilting I didn't know how to do a binding so I did all my quilts this way and for a quick and easy quilt still do....I have done up to Queen size and I put 3 inch strips a faux border all the way around the top. When I turn inside out I then do stitch in ditch within the quilt design and then around the faux border....then just hand sew my opening at the base.
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Yes it works great! I've even done it on large sized quilts.
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I do it for the hospital quilts sometimes. It is called the pillowcase turn.
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