Cross hatch
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Cross hatch
I wanted to SITD between blocks before FMQ but didn't want a lot of ends to tie off. I decided to try the continuous cross hatch method with a little adjustment since I was working on a rectangle not a square. It worked really well and I only have the start and finish to tie off. I tried to get a picture of the back.[ATTACH=CONFIG]558770[/ATTACH]
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oh ok now i get it, thanks for the diagram nancy zeiman did something like this on a table runner and i tried it ,lol it didn't work very well for me i kept getting lost somehow, but now i see where i went wrong.........thanks
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I often cross hatch and decided a while ago that there had to be a better way than just going from side to side and tying off all the ends so gave it some thought. It then came to me that I could keep on going with a minimum of pulling threads through and tying them off - which is the most boring part of quilting.
I have just finished a runner for the top of a piano and used this method.
I have just finished a runner for the top of a piano and used this method.
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