Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 5651721)
When she sews her finished squares together, wouldn't it be 4 then? Each square has backing fabric, batting, top fabric. That's 2 layers of fabric. Then when she sews 2 blocks together (to assemble the quilt) she would have 4 layers of fabric.
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This is so frustrating. Maybe a visual will help. Here are 2 assembled blocks. Now we sew them together. Would this not be 4 layers of fabric?
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but no batting in the seam area. it's cut the "finished" square size to fit inside the seams.
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Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 5651721)
When she sews her finished squares together, wouldn't it be 4 then? Each square has backing fabric, batting, top fabric. That's 2 layers of fabric. Then when she sews 2 blocks together (to assemble the quilt) she would have 4 layers of fabric.
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Thanks everyone for all the helpful notes - I am just about to start my first rag quilt!
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i used a zig zag stitch for my X!
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