Quilting a Grid
#11
Originally Posted by craftybear
Hi,
I did a search online and found this link, for us to enjoy.
http://www.ideas-for-quilting.com/cr...hquilting.html
I did a search online and found this link, for us to enjoy.
http://www.ideas-for-quilting.com/cr...hquilting.html
#14
Originally Posted by sewjoyce
Yes, still start in the middle of your quilt and go to one end. Go back to the middle and go to the other end.
I usually mark my grid with a wash out blue pen and a long ruler... :D
I usually mark my grid with a wash out blue pen and a long ruler... :D
#16
Originally Posted by midwifehc
I actually start in one corner, then go in the opposite direction on the next row, but always corner to corner, or edge to edge. The 1st row is always across the middle of the quilt, but it starts at the end, if that makes sense. Then there's no need to pull up the bobbin thread and tie and bury it(it's buried in the binding) nor worry about exactly matching the stitch in the middle.
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Originally Posted by sewjoyce
Yes, still start in the middle of your quilt and go to one end. Go back to the middle and go to the other end.
I usually mark my grid with a wash out blue pen and a long ruler... :D
I usually mark my grid with a wash out blue pen and a long ruler... :D
#18
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Originally Posted by samroberts01
would masking tape work instead of painters tape? I have that and do you still start from the middle if you are doing grid lines or do you start in the corner?
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