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Large unquilted areas
I am presently designing a quilt and have a problem,
and since my mother has passed away recently, I need to ask someone else for help. The quilt will have two areas that would look best if they had no visible quilting. I know that large areas without quilting will have tearing and bunching of the batting. The two areas would be 1.5 ft. x 1.5 ft., much larger than is usually acceptable. The solution I have come up with is to add a very -thin- fabric on top of the backing and batting in those areas and quilting those areas with a simple grid-work to stabilize the batting. Then I will add the top and quilt those areas that will have visible quilting. My question is will this work, or is there a better way to leave large un-quilted areas? Thanks in advance. Shorti |
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