Help from Long Arm Quilters
#1
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Help from Long Arm Quilters
I need help. I have a small long arm business where I do computerized edge to edge quilting for customers. My problem is that I have one customer quilt that has small dots of batting coming out of the stitching on the back. I changed the needle, did several tests and a little internet research and found that the batting has a right side and a wrong side and hers was up side down. So.....I removed the quilt from the frame, removed all the stitches and reloaded with the right side down. I guess it's Murphy's law but, I still have small dots of batting coming out of the stitches on the back. I am at a loss. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
#2
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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Arkansas
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Only thing I might add is why aren't the providers of batting not marking the right/wrong side of their product??? Sure would help us quilters. I have not encountered your problem but have experienced bearding on dark fabric w light colored batting.....another whole different issue.
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I have experienced the bearding but only when I have the wrong side of the batting down. I now look for all those little seeds and put that on the top. I use Warm & Natural for almost everything I do.
I am wondering if it could be the quality of the fabric she pieced with. Some fabric has a lot less stitches per inch and, maybe, that could promote bearding. I don't know what you would do if that is the case.
I am wondering if it could be the quality of the fabric she pieced with. Some fabric has a lot less stitches per inch and, maybe, that could promote bearding. I don't know what you would do if that is the case.
#4
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Morris Plains, NJ
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I have experienced the bearding but only when I have the wrong side of the batting down. I now look for all those little seeds and put that on the top. I use Warm & Natural for almost everything I do.
I am wondering if it could be the quality of the fabric she pieced with. Some fabric has a lot less stitches per inch and, maybe, that could promote bearding. I don't know what you would do if that is the case.
I am wondering if it could be the quality of the fabric she pieced with. Some fabric has a lot less stitches per inch and, maybe, that could promote bearding. I don't know what you would do if that is the case.
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