How To Quilt A Yoyo Quilt at Juliane Michaelis blog

How To Quilt A Yoyo Quilt. Thread a hand sewing needle with hand quilting thread, which is sturdier than typical thread. Sew the two pieces together using a 1/2 inch (1 cm) seam allowance. Knot the end of the thread and bring it up from the reverse side while folding under the circle on the line. Using a sharp needle and a knotted length of thread, turn under ¼” of the raw edge and sew even running stitches around the perimeter of the circle. Once you have stitched the entire edge, pull the thread tight to draw in the fabric and create a gathered pouch. Place the bottom piece of back fabric face down on the quilt top. Leave about 1/2 between circles. Pin the two pieces together. Cut out circles about 1/4 past the line. (the stitches run in and out through both layers of fabric without overlapping.) longer/larger stitches will make a smaller opening. If you use regular thread, sew with two strands. However, this idea is good only if the quilt is to be used occasionally, or else, the buttons may come off.

If you use regular thread, sew with two strands. However, this idea is good only if the quilt is to be used occasionally, or else, the buttons may come off. Knot the end of the thread and bring it up from the reverse side while folding under the circle on the line. Cut out circles about 1/4 past the line. Using a sharp needle and a knotted length of thread, turn under ¼” of the raw edge and sew even running stitches around the perimeter of the circle. (the stitches run in and out through both layers of fabric without overlapping.) longer/larger stitches will make a smaller opening. Once you have stitched the entire edge, pull the thread tight to draw in the fabric and create a gathered pouch. Leave about 1/2 between circles. Sew the two pieces together using a 1/2 inch (1 cm) seam allowance. Thread a hand sewing needle with hand quilting thread, which is sturdier than typical thread.

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How To Quilt A Yoyo Quilt Place the bottom piece of back fabric face down on the quilt top. If you use regular thread, sew with two strands. (the stitches run in and out through both layers of fabric without overlapping.) longer/larger stitches will make a smaller opening. However, this idea is good only if the quilt is to be used occasionally, or else, the buttons may come off. Cut out circles about 1/4 past the line. Place the bottom piece of back fabric face down on the quilt top. Knot the end of the thread and bring it up from the reverse side while folding under the circle on the line. Once you have stitched the entire edge, pull the thread tight to draw in the fabric and create a gathered pouch. Leave about 1/2 between circles. Thread a hand sewing needle with hand quilting thread, which is sturdier than typical thread. Pin the two pieces together. Sew the two pieces together using a 1/2 inch (1 cm) seam allowance. Using a sharp needle and a knotted length of thread, turn under ¼” of the raw edge and sew even running stitches around the perimeter of the circle.