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chergram 11-25-2013 04:34 AM

how to tie a quilt
 
hello all is there a site that tell you how to tie or is there something on here thanks

Stitchnripper 11-25-2013 04:53 AM

Have you tried Google? I just did and there are many tutorials and videos on how to do this. Good luck with it.

DOTTYMO 11-25-2013 04:57 AM

Yes try this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YK20gl3Amvo
But try tying a quilt with yarn search find plenty.

Tartan 11-25-2013 05:42 AM

​Today you can find just about anything on youtube.

jlm5419 11-25-2013 05:54 AM

I used to tie with yarn, until my hands complained. Then I decided to let a machine do the work by adding bar tacks in place of ties.

GrannieAnnie 11-25-2013 06:14 AM


Originally Posted by DOTTYMO (Post 6423258)
Yes try this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YK20gl3Amvo
But try tying a quilt with yarn search find plenty.

Personally, I hate using yarn. I'll use embrodery floss, thin nylon twine, (CRS) the heavier enbrodery stuff. BUT NOT YARN. I think it looks nasty after a few washes.

QltrSue 11-25-2013 07:44 AM

When I first started, I tied my items with crochet cotton, I think it was called Knit-crosheen. It was cotton, so the ties didn't slip, it came in colors to blend with the design, and the look was subtler than yarn. It worked well and held up till I had practiced enough to hand quilt. I think I used it double with a square knot for extra security.

mighty 11-25-2013 07:45 AM

I also think yotube would be the place.

KalamaQuilts 11-25-2013 07:49 AM

http://www.quiltingboard.com/links-r...g-t212952.html

cute options from Karen Griska

the key to tying is doing it close enough together because when washed and used the layers shift a lot more than when quilted. So they tear at the tie.

Jingle 11-25-2013 08:37 AM

I used doubled crochet thread when I tied comforters. Just take a couple of stitches about every 3-4".


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