Shifting layers when attaching binding....
01-18-2014, 08:14 PM
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Poly on poly is slippery, so that's probably causing the shifting. I don't know that machine basting around the quilt will solve the problem for you, as the batting can still shift during basting.
I think I'd heavily safety pin baste near the edges, then put the binding on. Elmers washable glue might also work to stableize the edges.
I think I'd heavily safety pin baste near the edges, then put the binding on. Elmers washable glue might also work to stableize the edges.
01-19-2014, 03:23 AM
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I serged my last quilt that I just made and then put it in the washer prior to putting on the binding. It was very easy to to put on the binding, no bulk. The only time I did not sew around my whole quilt prior to binding I had an issue with a tear - when sewing a round the edge it also gives you a second glance if any seams are coming undone Bettr to fix it before the quilt is done.
Originally Posted by Suze9395
Me too, except I put mine through the serger. People have told me this won't work because my binding will not be full. I have not had any issues with baggy binding.
Also, do you have a walking foot? Good to use for applying binding, whether you finish the edges some how or not.
Also, do you have a walking foot? Good to use for applying binding, whether you finish the edges some how or not.
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