NQC LIVE! January 2017

During the January NQC LIVE, Heather Thomas discussed where to begin quilting you quilt, whether to pre-wash your fabric or not and when to use products like Retayne and Synthrapol. She also provided tips for how to tell if you are buying a high quality fabric or not.

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54 Responses to “NQC LIVE! January 2017”

  1. Carol Stocking

    <em>I am new to Ntl Quilters Circle, and, although I am an fabric art quilter, I thought January's event with heather tho,as was great.

  2. dayna

    can you quilt with cotton/polyester broadcloth ? thank you dayna

  3. Bev

    Hi Heather, I am watching from the Blue Mountains about 70klms west of Sydney Australia. I have been told two ways of attaching fabric to the papers in English piecing. One is to turn the material over the paper and just paste the material turnig to the paper on the wrong side. The second is to catch the corners with a stitch or stitch the material to the paper. Kind Regards, Bev

  4. Marie

    <strong>Heather, thanks for the great live presentation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Marie

  5. Marilyn

    Looking forward to new information,

  6. Barbara Ferguson

    I have a pattern for a baby quilt, but want to make a twin size. Should I basically double the pattern when cutting?

  7. lillian rau

    i am going to make a quilting.my frindy is help

  8. Patricia Hanks-Thomas

    Hi.. I just bought some batique today. Sorry don't know how it is spelled. I am worried about it running tho. It is beautiful fabric and I look forward to working with it. Do I wash it very many times to stop the running, and do I use something special for it to wash in? thanks so much

  9. Judy

    Where do you get synthropol(sp)?

  10. shirley phillips

    fold large amounts of material to wash and dry. Fold accordian style along width so you are folding up the length and saftey pin each end. Wash and dry and it doesn't bunch up