CarolinePaj

Okay Guys,

Information needed yet again.

I saw a wonderful red puff/biscuit quilt on the board recently and it inspired me to try and make one.

I have looked up how to make the puffs (I don't want them too padded) and I seem to understand that but how do I sew them together without having loads of seams down the back?????

Or should there be seams down the back... and if there is...... how do I cover them???

All information gratefully received!

Hugs

AlwaysQuilting

I'd like to know too. I'll be reading the answers you get. .

kathy

the one i made you added another back at the very last step and then just tacked it here and there thru all thicknesses and i'll tell you even with a little stuffing like i used that rascal gets heavy to handle so plan to have a large table to your left and behing the machine. but they are sooo pretty.
i was newly divorced and made mine just for ME

clem55

the puff quilt I made was two squares sewed together, turned, opening left to stuff ,closed, and then the side seams were closely zig-zagged together. So, it is puzzling to me why you think there would be seams in the back. You must be doing it a different way.

ckcowl

you could make your puffs then stitch them to a whole cloth backing

Willa

I put batting then a sheet on the bottom and had no problem with the seams showing.

Prism99

The traditional method is to sew the puffs together, then cover all the seams on the back with a backing fabric. Tack the backing fabric to the puffs at regular intersections.

CarolinePaj

Thanks Guys,

I love this place..... there is always help out there no matter what!

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