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sewing

technique.

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wives

of

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settlers

make

use

of

material

remnants

has

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hobby

with

many

enthusiasts

in

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consists

of

three

layers

of

material.

Lots

ii

illy

shaped

pieces

of

material

are

joined

ntinually

changing

patterns

to

form

the

ito

quilt.

This

is

tacked

onto

the

middle

1

polyester

padding

and

connected

to

if

the

quilt

that

usually

consists

of

oi

le

of

material.

The

entire

quilt

is

often

also

il

the

back

layer.

wi

irk

of

piecing

the

individual

bits

of

I

oust

be

very

precise.

The

double

it

particular

assistance

when

doing

—

Cut

out

the

huts

of

youi

(lull

with

templates

you

have

bought

or

made

yourself.

A

seam

allowance

of

0,7

cm

should

already

be

included

in

the

templates.

—

Spread

out

the

piirts

is

in

the

pattern

arul

form

small

squares

that

you

can

match

together.

These

squares

are

then

sewn

together

to

form

the

surface

of

the

quilt.

The

seam

allowances

of

quilts

are

not

neatened

ip

but

just

smoothed

out

-

never

ironedf

In

traditional

quilts

these

three

layers

of

material

are

sewn

together

by

hand

with

small

stitches

but

it

is

quicker

and

more

practical

with

the

sewing

machine

e.g.

with

the

program

03.

There

is

always

stitching

about

3

rum

beside

the

seam.

Embroidered

stitches

look

very

good

on

plain

cob

ii

ri

d

n

iateria

I.

When

your

quilt

is

finished

you

can

make

it

into

ci

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or

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