Long Arm Quilters
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Making a double sided t-shirt quilt?
I've made a one sided tshirt quilt where the back is just a flannel backing. But, now I have 12 tshirts that have a theme on the front and a list of names on the back. My son would like me to make the quilt double sided so the front and back align. Any suggestions? I fuse a backing to each and then sew them together with sashing on both sides? Or do I make two quilts and have the quilter quilt them together on her long arm machine with the batting in between? Help - I'm not an expert.
Hello! I make t-shirt quilts as a home business, and I had wondered the same thing. Since I couldn't find any information, I finally just dove in and made one. I basically made 2 quilt tops the same size, except on the side that was to be the back I made the bottom border a couple inches longer. The reason I made it a little longer, is that I didn't want to end up short when quilting it with my mid-arm quilting machine. I was able to keep the sides aligned on my frame and it turned out just fine! I just used an all-over meander pattern when quilting. I think long arm quilters (and I do, too!) prefer the backing to be several inches larger to allow for the fabric drawing up as it's being quilted. You could also make the side borders on the back a little wider to help with this. Just keep the top borders the same size, because that is usually the side that is lined up and loaded onto the quilting frame first.
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Quilter's Academy Longarm Basics: Using Rulers & Templates $16.95 Use Rulers and Templates to quilt accurate shapes and lines on your quilt. Here are some simple techniques that will ensure success. Learn how to: Set up your machine and frame for ruler work; Use the 3-point pressure technique to maintain control; Combine rulers and templates with marking the quilt top for accuracy; Use rulers safely for stitch-in-the-ditch, crosshatching, piano keys, clamshells,... |
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Quilter's Academy Longarm Basics: Groovy Boards $16.99 Using Groovy Boards (also referred to as pattern boards) for quilting is an easy approach to finishing quilts FAST. Here are some simple techniques that will ensure success. Learn how to: Choose a Groovy Board to suit your quilt design; Work with single or multiple boards; Prepare your quilt top for edge-to-edge quilting (avoiding the dreaded flipped edges); Advance the quilt while keeping the sec... |
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Simple Longarm Techniques: #7 Pantographs & Groovy Boards $18.50 Using Pantographs and Groovy Boards (also referred to as pattern boards) for quilting is an easy approach to finishing quilts FAST. Learn Suzanne Michelle Hyland's simple techniques to ensure success. Learn how to: ? Choose a pantograph or Groovy Board to suit the quilt ? Set up the pantograph or Groovy Board properly ? Prepare the quilt for quilting ? Plan how to advance the quilt and begin ... |
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Mastering the Art of Longarm Quilting: 40 Original Designs Step-by-Step Instructions Takes You from Novice to Expert $18.91 This essential guide to using a longarm machine includes easy-to-follow instructions to get you well on the way to mastery! In addition to marking tips and thread selection, you’ll also find detailed direction on planning and executing designs. Plus, the gallery section provides a treasure trove of inspiration! Featuring 40 original quilting designs, there’s something for both traditio... |