Sunnye

Thanks in advance ladies and gents because I know you'll provide me with an answer; probably several solutions!

I bought a panel with squares with the ABC's on it for a quilted book. I've stitched the "pages" together with thin batting inbetween: A on one side, B on the other equaling one "page."
Now what?
How do I connect all the pages? It's two inches thick!

Thanks again!

TanyaL

The ones that I have liked best have had grommet holes put on one side and have had ribbons tied through the grommet holes. If you are afraid of the child strangling on the ribbons (in case they come untied) you can fasten with a shower curtain ring through the grommet holes.

Lormito

I laid A-B on top of C-D on top of E-F and sewed down the center making a "spine". My sister sews a spine on each group and laid them on top of each other and stitched all groups together. Does that make sense to you?

Sunnye

Your way makes sense but, unfortunately, I have already cut and sewed each one differently. Not sure about your sister's way. .

Sunnye

I like this idea but would have to buy a grommet thingy. The curtain ring is perfect; not metal.

nycquilter

make buttonholes instead of buying a grommet setter. Then you can string a really nice ribbon through the holes and tie it off.

applique

I use shoe laces.

Sunnye

That makes sense, thanks.

Sunnye

Wow, appliqué, those are so cute! I'll keep these in mind next time Thanks.