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OK, now I get it. love this idea, will make one for sure. Thanks for the tute
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I get it! Great great job with the tutorial! That is so neat! I am thinking a bath rug too!
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Wow, that sounds much easier than I thought it would be. Thanks for the tute!
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Originally Posted by hudgoddess
Draw a diagonal line with your marker on the top layer. I don't trust my ability to keep it straight, so I marked mine every half inch all the way across. You absolutely MUST stitch on the bias. This is not the time to be creative and use a different angle-it won't fluff out right. USE YOUR WALKING FOOT!!! Stitch on the lines all the way across the quilt, starting with the middle line. Stitch up one line and down the next-that helps keeps things from shifting a bit. |
Pinkiris, I marked my quilt because I just didn't trust myself to sew straight enough over this size. If you do, then just go with marking the center diagonal and just sew. On a smaller one I might not mark all the way.
Quilter in the making: yes a half inch all the way across. Still the fastest baby quilt I've ever made! I think I'll try three layers, slash 2, and sew every quarter inch to see what that looks like next! |
Sounds doable. Thank you for posting. I am thinking of trying this on a smaller scale, like 20" x 20", just so I can learn the technique first. :-D
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That is SEW pretty. Thanks for taking time to do the tute!
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WOW you did an awesome job. I love it.
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Does it matter if the fabric has been prewashed?
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Originally Posted by stichinluvr
Does it matter if the fabric has been prewashed?
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