pre-quilted fabric
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First think I would do with it would be to baste the edges together so the quilting/stitching does not come undone.
Then - after you decide to cut it - stay stitch the edges of the pieces so the quilting stitching does not come out.
(Ask me why I am suggesting that this should be done!)
Then - after you decide to cut it - stay stitch the edges of the pieces so the quilting stitching does not come out.
(Ask me why I am suggesting that this should be done!)
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Is the fabric on both sides good quality? The quilting threads are very easy to clip and remove and you have 2 pieces of fabric to use.
I have used it for backing pieced table runners and placemats and just added more quilting to them on the pieced side. Do you have covers for your sewing machines? Do you have big bags for carrying quilts in? Do you need casserole carriers? Tons of things to do with it.
I have used it for backing pieced table runners and placemats and just added more quilting to them on the pieced side. Do you have covers for your sewing machines? Do you have big bags for carrying quilts in? Do you need casserole carriers? Tons of things to do with it.
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If it is pretty good quality it will make great beach bags. I have used this pattern several times and my DILs love the bags I made for them. Here is the link for the free pattern: http://reannalilydesigns.com/2011/05...bag-pattern-2/
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