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    Old 02-14-2011, 03:09 PM
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    Thank's campion i think i will try that.
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    Old 02-14-2011, 03:16 PM
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    Vanuata Jill -what i ment was i keep making quilt tops and don't get them backed, because i'm not sure how you all get those pretty backs quilted. Do you all use some kind of stencils to follow? I really don't what to tie it. Thanks
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    Old 02-14-2011, 03:23 PM
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    Thanks every one for the ideas i will get it done .I don't think i will be doing anymore like that. Thanks again
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    Old 02-14-2011, 03:28 PM
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    Originally Posted by gmloves2quilt
    Vanuata Jill -what i ment was i keep making quilt tops and don't get them backed, because i'm not sure how you all get those pretty backs quilted. Do you all use some kind of stencils to follow? I really don't what to tie it. Thanks
    After piecing the tops, you take your backing, lay it face DOWN against a table or the floor (if your able to get down!) and tape it down. Next, lay your batting on it and tape it down. Then, after pressing your quilt top, lay it down on the batting FACE UP and tape it. Next, baste the three layers together so they don't shift. Use pins, or thread-baste. There are LOTS of Tutorials on this. Now your ready to quilt thru the three layers. The simplest way is to stitch in the ditch-meaning, following along the seam lines where you stitched your blocks-it's simple straight sewing. I have never done a QAYG quilt-but it looks like you already have the muslin backing on it. If unsure, try it on a small sample with the three layers together-maybe using spare quilt blocks.
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    Old 02-14-2011, 04:38 PM
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    I think your questions have been answered very well by the others so I won't go there. I just wanted to say your quilt looks really lovely. Be brave and take the next step. Happy quilting.
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