1 Completed quilt top, any size. 2  Batting that is slightly larger all around than your quilt top (we suggest 3-4 larger all around). 3  Any batting weight will work for this. 4  If you like a fluffier/loftier quilt, we suggest Hobbs PolyDown.
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Here is some information on the most common threads used for quilting by machine to help you navigate through the thread mine field. Cotton Thread: Also known as spun thread. It’s called this because you spin lengths of fiber called staples into plies then the plies are twisted together. Spun threads have a fuzzy surface which is what makes it soft to the touch and gives it a more matte finish.
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Nine Patch Lesson 3. There are many ways to quilt your quilt. By quilt, we mean how all three layers are secured together. We define a quilt as a top, a batting and a backing, joined together in some way to make the layers hold together without wearing.
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You can often find cotton thread pre-wound in bobbins that is great for use in your machines but can also give you a sampling of colors to use for applique. Polyester Thread: Polyester thread can be spun or continuous filament.
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The edges of your quilt layers should look like this: Time to pin baste. Using the basting or safety pins, place a pin through all three layers, keeping the bottom layer taped. If you did not use the adhesive spray, place the pins very regularly, following your batting instructions.
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1 Batting that is slightly larger all around than your quilt top (we suggest 3-4 larger all around). 2  Any batting weight will work for this. 3  If you like a fluffier/loftier quilt, we suggest Hobbs PolyDown. 4  If you like a more traditional, flatter appearance, try Hobbs Heirloom Natural 100% Cotton.
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Hand Quilting thread is generally 40/3 which is thicker than machine sewing thread although this can also be used for machine quilting. You can also buy extra thin specialty thread that is for your bobbin which is 60/2. The higher the first number the thinner the thread.
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what is quilt used for
The quilt is used to help you navigate through the thread mine field. A quilt is used to help you navigate through the thread mine field.