In this month’s NQC LIVE, Ashley Hough and special guest Andrea Smith of Happy Cloud Creations discuss easy holiday gifts, how to wash and care for quilts, ideal lighting for quilting, organizational tips for your sewing room, and much more.
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Do I have to have a lot of waste material at the edges when I free motion quilt?
Hello Ce Ce,
Thank you for your patience while I asked the experts, here is the reply:
Hi,
No- you do not need a lot of waste fabric when you are free motion quilting. You can have the standard extra few inches of batting and backing fabric around the outside edges of your quilt top that you have for any kind of quilting.
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Ashley