This blanket will be made of 2 layers (you can make it 3 layers depending on the thickness you want, like traditional quilts are made) of fabric, sewn together with quilting stitches. You can use batting, or flannel as the inner layer – this will give you a warmer blanket. The top ...
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Starting from the corner, blind stitch the binding to the next side of the quilt This is how the corner looks on the front Continue in this way until you have stitched all your binding neatly in place. That’s it – you’re done! Time to start another project ...
Supplies needed: a charm pack, yard of coordinating material (for sides & lining), bias binding & cotton quilt batting. Includes a diagram for laying it all out. Source: sewdelicious.com.au Scrappy Here’s a creative twist on making a patchwork piece, straps are made with ribbon or fabric...
label made on my Janome 11000 embroidery machine Scrap Happy Little Wishes 2015 I think the stripe binding worked well and I love how it finished the quilt. Flannel back for a cozy quilt. I always like to “WASH” my quilts before gifting, especially when the top has been hanging around...
TUTORIAL KEY TAKEAWAYS Selvage quilt binding on Lucky Medallion quilt Start with a fat quarter of selvage fabric and straighten the cut edge made with a ruler. Turn the fabric selvage so the strips run horizontally. Cut the vertical raw edge to straighten it along the ruler. ...
That’s just 3 of the things I learned in the class to get the other 37 you’re going to have to click on over to Craftsy to take the class. Personally, I have to say that the interfacing and binding sections were the most useful to me. The class did cover several techniques that...
I choose a gold silk dupioni to line the vest. I finished off the armholes and the hem first, then layered the vest and the fabric, wrong sides together. I used a binding to finish off the remaining edges. The fabric I used was %100 Linen. ...