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Originally Posted by megs0863
One thing I do instead of "tying" is to drop the feed dogs on my sewing machine and set it on zig zag, the widest setting then pull the thread to the back. Seems to go fast.
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Originally Posted by megs0863
One thing I do instead of "tying" is to drop the feed dogs on my sewing machine and set it on zig zag, the widest setting then pull the thread to the back. Seems to go fast.
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Originally Posted by Brandi
How do you tie it, mind always came untied?
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Originally Posted by svenskaflicka1
i've gone back to yarn or floss. i tried ribbon for the "pretty" factor, but it tends to come untied unless you aggressively knot it-and then it's not so "pretty".
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I always use 4-ply worsted yarn, tie 2 knots, and use a steel yarn needle. Good luck. I've tied many quilts.
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I love tied quilts esp with 4oz wadding, very comforting, have used "wool",mixed fibres and crochet pearle.
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Originally Posted by SewSewGal
I recently was told that you should never tie quilts anymore that this very old fashioned an all quilts should be stitiched. Your opionion please.
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I tye with yarn. Althou my quilting group ties with crochet cotton and does a surgeons knot.
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I am making some quilts using double knit; for nursing homes and vet's. I need to tie them, I don't like how yarn fuzzes up after washing. I couldn't find Perle cotton , so got crochet thread. Hope this will work better than yarn when done.
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