Scallops
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Originally Posted by Pinecone Quilts
What is your favorite way to create a scalloped edge on a quilt? Any binding tips?
The one thing about scallops is you don't need to have a ton of them to make an impact, IMHO less is more in this situation.
On scallops I always used a bias binding, much easier to go around curves with.
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I've only made one - my Dear Jane. My scallops were as many as the triangles on the edge, but I made them deeper than the original, and I used a narrow bias edge.
I did make it double, to make it easier to stitch down on the back, and I tucked a crease at the junction of each scallop, which I stitched down, just as I would the mitre on the corners of ordinary quilts.
I did make it double, to make it easier to stitch down on the back, and I tucked a crease at the junction of each scallop, which I stitched down, just as I would the mitre on the corners of ordinary quilts.
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Originally Posted by Pinecone Quilts
What is your favorite way to create a scalloped edge on a quilt? Any binding tips?
Please have a look at this tutorial i hope it helps you. I have not done it, but i found it very information. Good luck :wink:
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