Finished my sons reversible quilt
10-22-2012, 01:53 PM
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I FMQ'd it on my sewing machine. I made the back 3 inches larger all a way around once I FMQ'ed it I then cut it all to the same size. I sanwiched it on the floor. I used blue tape to mark when the front ended and then more tape to meaure out 3 inches so that worked out great to center. I did put the front of the quilt down on the floor first, then the batting then the backing.
Love, love, love your quilt. Great job.
May I pick your brain a bit? I am in the process of making a reversible quilt for my daughter also.
1. Did you quilt it with a LA? 2. If you quilted it on a DSM, did you make the quilts the same exact sizes?
I will be quilting mine on my DSM and keep going back and forth on my question as to size. Don't have a lot of extra fabric and as of this moment decided to make them the same size. So unsure of myself am I that I am not finishing the piecing.
Thank you for your input. Yolanda Wood River
May I pick your brain a bit? I am in the process of making a reversible quilt for my daughter also.
1. Did you quilt it with a LA? 2. If you quilted it on a DSM, did you make the quilts the same exact sizes?
I will be quilting mine on my DSM and keep going back and forth on my question as to size. Don't have a lot of extra fabric and as of this moment decided to make them the same size. So unsure of myself am I that I am not finishing the piecing.
Thank you for your input. Yolanda Wood River
10-22-2012, 01:58 PM
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Thank-you....Tumblers are so easy to make. just a straight seam stitch. I get addicted to them...I have to remind myself that there are other quilts to make.
10-23-2012, 12:47 PM
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I FMQ'd it on my sewing machine. I made the back 3 inches larger all a way around once I FMQ'ed it I then cut it all to the same size. I sanwiched it on the floor. I used blue tape to mark when the front ended and then more tape to meaure out 3 inches so that worked out great to center. I did put the front of the quilt down on the floor first, then the batting then the backing.
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