Batik reversible QAYG in AZ colors
06-07-2012, 05:59 AM
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Great looking quilt on both sides.
Did you know you could machine stitch the whole binding? You sew the binding onto the back of the quilt and bring it forward to the front and machine stitch it down. I use this method for quilts for kids and use a zig zag stitch on the front. Just passing along a hint to another "Jersey Girl", I'm nearby in Monmouth County and my son lives in Brick. May in Jersey
Did you know you could machine stitch the whole binding? You sew the binding onto the back of the quilt and bring it forward to the front and machine stitch it down. I use this method for quilts for kids and use a zig zag stitch on the front. Just passing along a hint to another "Jersey Girl", I'm nearby in Monmouth County and my son lives in Brick. May in Jersey
06-10-2012, 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by May in Jersey
Great looking quilt on both sides.
Did you know you could machine stitch the whole binding? You sew the binding onto the back of the quilt and bring it forward to the front and machine stitch it down. I use this method for quilts for kids and use a zig zag stitch on the front. Just passing along a hint to another "Jersey Girl", I'm nearby in Monmouth County and my son lives in Brick. May in Jersey
Did you know you could machine stitch the whole binding? You sew the binding onto the back of the quilt and bring it forward to the front and machine stitch it down. I use this method for quilts for kids and use a zig zag stitch on the front. Just passing along a hint to another "Jersey Girl", I'm nearby in Monmouth County and my son lives in Brick. May in Jersey
Hmmm...Monmouth County! Are you a member of Rebecca Reels?
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