Ultra Sateen??
07-30-2011, 05:59 PM
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I want to handquilt a wholecloth quilt for a baby's christening. Has anyone handquilted with Robert Kaufman's ultra sateen? If you have, is it easy to needle?
I appreciate any and all advice.
I appreciate any and all advice.
07-31-2011, 03:47 AM
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when using sateen fabrics a fine sharp needle is important-
i used a needle specified for silks-and did dull & have to change needles twice doing a full size quilt (but that could have been because of the batting/backing as much as because of the sateen.
a good sharp needle is the key though.
i would (did) make a small sandwich and do some experimenting-
before i started mine i changed batts 4 times before i found the one that i liked- was working along with my sateen top & batik back.
i used a needle specified for silks-and did dull & have to change needles twice doing a full size quilt (but that could have been because of the batting/backing as much as because of the sateen.
a good sharp needle is the key though.
i would (did) make a small sandwich and do some experimenting-
before i started mine i changed batts 4 times before i found the one that i liked- was working along with my sateen top & batik back.
07-31-2011, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by ckcowl
when using sateen fabrics a fine sharp needle is important-
i used a needle specified for silks-and did dull & have to change needles twice doing a full size quilt (but that could have been because of the batting/backing as much as because of the sateen.
a good sharp needle is the key though.
i would (did) make a small sandwich and do some experimenting-
before i started mine i changed batts 4 times before i found the one that i liked- was working along with my sateen top & batik back.
i used a needle specified for silks-and did dull & have to change needles twice doing a full size quilt (but that could have been because of the batting/backing as much as because of the sateen.
a good sharp needle is the key though.
i would (did) make a small sandwich and do some experimenting-
before i started mine i changed batts 4 times before i found the one that i liked- was working along with my sateen top & batik back.
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