When you have a big quilt to bind, wind your binding on an empty spool of thread - easier to manage that way.
Rosa
*binding a client's quilt*
Monday, December 3, 2012
Tips 'n Tricks - 1
Saw this in a magazine, once.
When you have a big quilt to bind, wind your binding on an empty spool of thread - easier to manage that way.
Rosa
*binding a client's quilt*
When you have a big quilt to bind, wind your binding on an empty spool of thread - easier to manage that way.
Rosa
*binding a client's quilt*
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I never wind it so neatly as you do..
Yes, incredibly neat! As I'm ironing that long strip of binding, I let the part I've done fall into a clean, empty trash can. I let the end dangle out and put the trash can below my sewing table. Then I just start sewing it on from there.
Nifty idea, friend! I use an empty TP core, but I like your idea better. Thank you.
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