littlehud

I just zig zag them together and that worked just fine for me.

Oklahoma Suzie

this is what I do too.

amma

I am a zigzagger too :D:D:D

maryb119

I use the three step zig-zag stitch. There in no "bump" in the joined peices.

quiltingbee12

What I did, is I used a straight stitch on my machine, and then ironed the seam flat. I don't have a zig zag machine(all of my machines are straigth stitch)

blzzrdqueen

Thank you all so much for your tips! I just butted the edges together and did the zigzag stitch and it worked like a charm!!

wishiwerequilting

if you are using cotton batting, place one piece on top of the other so the edges overlap slightly. have your cutting mat underneath the pieces. Using your rotary cutter, cut a *wavy* line. This creates an edge which is very easy to keep together. Take the very edge pieces off and you will have 2 main pieces that fit together like a jigsaw puzzle. Take them to your machine and use a 3 stitch zig zag. you can set your machine so that it is very loose, rather than a tight stitch. It will go together without lumps and will be fine to use.
Hope this helps.
Lisa

patsyo56721

I butt the two pieces together and use the zigzag stick on my machine.

jojo47

I'm a zigzagger as well...I pieced enough batting remnants a friend gave me to do a full-size bed quilt. It'a a good thing the remnants were all good lengths and at least 12 inches (or more) wide!

jljack

Totally agree with this. It works great.