Excerpt from how to make a t-shirt memory quilt
rebecca sparling
6with the front of your...
English, 27.08.2019 03:10, laurajwyman1952
Excerpt from how to make a t-shirt memory quilt
rebecca sparling
6with the front of your quilt complete, you can move on to the final steps. the reverse-bag method is the easiest way to finish your quilt; other methods are a little trickier. place the front of your quilt on the floor with the right side facing up. cut the fabric for the back of the quilt so that it is slightly larger than the assembled t-shirt squares. place this fabric on top with its right side facing down. next, cut the batting to size and place it on top of the fabric and then carefully pin all three layers in place. then sew each side slowly, making sure that your stitches fall in a straight line. trim any excess batting, but be sure not to trim any of the fabric. leave a wide opening in the middle of the fourth side. turn the whole quilt right side out so that the t-shirt front is visible. once you’ve hand-sewed the opening closed, you’re ready to snuggle up under your unique t-shirt quilt!
according to section six of the passage, the easiest way to assemble the quilt is by using the reverse bag method. based on this information, you can tell that the author
a) invented the reverse bag method.
b) dislikes the final steps in assembly.
c) has trouble assembling her own quilts.
d) has used the reverse bag method before.
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