I see so much potential sewing the little pieces together, Chevron pattern and lining the lines up and sewing them into a bigger piece of material. I would definitely sew immediately around the cut edges to secure. There is a glue some knitters and crocheters use to secure their ends permanently that is flexible, I don't know what it's called. I thought about using this product between the material and batting to stop the edges from unraveling. If you watch Sweet Pea from Australia, this company can put together so many bigger projects from using small quilted pieces like yours. There are many people who watch their tutorials and then make quilts. May you please make a video on how you prepare your fabric with what stabilizers for quilting? And a video on how you program your sewing machine to do the edge-to-edge quilting. I have a newer sewing machine and can't think of how to program edge to edge lines in. Many of us personally search to find someone who uses the same machine. I would to encourage you to # and name the sewing machine in the video title and future videos.
Tell me, how are you going to use this end to end quilting embroidery technique? 😀
I see so much potential sewing the little pieces together, Chevron pattern and lining the lines up and sewing them into a bigger piece of material. I would definitely sew immediately around the cut edges to secure.
There is a glue some knitters and crocheters use to secure their ends permanently that is flexible, I don't know what it's called. I thought about using this product between the material and batting to stop the edges from unraveling.
If you watch Sweet Pea from Australia, this company can put together so many bigger projects from using small quilted pieces like yours. There are many people who watch their tutorials and then make quilts.
May you please make a video on how you prepare your fabric with what stabilizers for quilting? And a video on how you program your sewing machine to do the edge-to-edge quilting.
I have a newer sewing machine and can't think of how to program edge to edge lines in.
Many of us personally search to find someone who uses the same machine. I would to encourage you to # and name the sewing machine in the video title and future videos.
Hi, yes the options are so many when using this method. Thanks for the suggestion, you're right, we look for the specific machine we have :)