?? on making a landscape quilt
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I am making a baby quilt in landscape form...a scene with a boy fishing. I am laying out design on a white piece of fabric...that I think is cotton poly. My other material in design is mostly cotton.
I plan to glue it all on and then applique stitch the pieces down on white and...my question is put a backing on as I applique or later?
If this process is wrong in any way please offer advise direction or instruction....thanks.
can't wait to hear from you all.
I plan to glue it all on and then applique stitch the pieces down on white and...my question is put a backing on as I applique or later?
If this process is wrong in any way please offer advise direction or instruction....thanks.
can't wait to hear from you all.
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You will finish your applique then put the batting and backing on and quilt it.When you say glue do you mean use a product like heat and bond to hold it in place.When you are appliqueing it is good to use a product like stitch and tear behind your piece to keep it flat for stitching then you remove that after the applique is finished
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Originally Posted by christina d
You will finish your applique then put the batting and backing on and quilt it.When you say glue do you mean use a product like heat and bond to hold it in place.When you are appliqueing it is good to use a product like stitch and tear behind your piece to keep it flat for stitching then you remove that after the applique is finished
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