A friend asked me to longarm quilt this quilt for her. It is in the sewing room with me today where it is warm. Instead of a piece of batting she gave me several batting scraps. It's Franken-batting day for it.
The maker of this quilt always wants an edge-to-edge design. I have already told her I would most likely quilt the Cosmos design on this one. She really likes that design and said absolutely. She really liked the Cosmos when I put them on this quilt of hers.
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I can imagine the quilt will gain a whole new personality when it is quilted. I started to do Vicki Welsh's (10/8/21) method of putting batting together with Easy Knit interfacing strips instead of zigzagging and I think it lays flatter.
This quilt doesn't look very big so maybe it won't take you too long to quilt. Do you zig zag the batting scraps together? I use a zig zag that has three stitches in every zig or zag which helps keep the batting much flatter and not getting a ridge. Stay warm!
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Thanks for joining us at Handmade Monday, good luck with your batting battle! Did you take a photo of it finished? I'll check on the blog to see if you did :-)
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