Freehand Quilting Flamenco Panel - Episode 2: Thread, Batting, and Fabric

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Join Corey over the next few weeks as he breaks down the Flamenco Panel by Northcott Fabrics. In this episode he will take you through the planning process of picking thread, batting, and fabric for this gorgeous piece.
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12 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 10

@jeannettasmith2825 Год назад

Great tip about starting the stitch-in-the-ditch process on the inner borders rather than from the edges. Thanks!

@sandan2358 Год назад

Great episode, love your backing color choice! Can’t wait to see the next steps.

@joycehart569 Год назад

Super info! Well done.

@angelinareed8690 Год назад

Thank you for sharing

@susanbraun698 Год назад

Sewing those borders first makes so much sense. I plan to try this. You mentioned in an earlier comment that you might do this or baste these on the entire quilt rolling it and then come back and quilt. Is that correct?

@LindasElectricQuilters Год назад

Thank you! That is correct. If it were a larger quilt. I would do stitch in the ditch and baste the entire quilt prior to heavy quilting it:)

@marylamm4254 Год назад

Do they make it with a white background? And how much would a kit cost?

@lauriedault5094 Год назад

Hi Corey: Great tips. Can you tell me, when you’re stitching in the ditch on the sides, do you go all the way down the length of the quilt, or just what you can do that is visible in the frame? I’m so unclear on this. It probably explains why my quilt edges are so horrible. Thanks.

@LindasElectricQuilters Год назад

Hi Laurie! On this size of a quilt, I went ahead a ditched borders for the whole panel prior to starting, but on a larger quilt I would ditch what is in my throat space and baste throughout the middle of the quilt to stabilize. Roll and repeat the steps until you are at the bottom. Then I would roll back, change threads and quilt away:) Corey

@lauriedault5094 Год назад

@@LindasElectricQuilters Thank-you so very much! I think you’ve addressed one of my biggest problems.