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How To Sew A Quilt Back From 44" Fabric
"This video will walk you through the steps of making a quilt back from 4 yards of 44" wide fabric. Sometimes you can't find wide quilt back fabric to match your quilt top. This easy technique will let you make a quilt back from your favorite 44" fabric!! Easy peasy, and quick!! This tutorial is for beginning quilters. But even if you've made a quilt top before you might learn a nugget or two!! Sometimes you need to piece fabric together to make a quilt back, and that's ok!!"
Project TypeLearn a Technique
Quilt Size84 inches wide x 72 inches long
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Primary TechniquePieced
Why You'll Love This Quilt
1. Save money: Buying wide quilt backing fabric can be expensive, and sometimes it can be hard to find the perfect match for your quilt top. By using 4 yards of 44" fabric, you can create a unique and personalized quilt back without breaking the bank. This budget-friendly option allows you to use your favorite fabrics without spending a fortune.
2. Customize your quilt: Making your own quilt back gives you the opportunity to get creative and add a personal touch to your project. You can mix and match patterns and colors to complement your quilt top or even create a completely different design on the back. This technique allows you to tailor the back of your quilt to suit your individual style and preferences.
3. Learn a new skill: Even if you're an experienced quilter, piecing together fabric to make a quilt back can be a valuable skill to add to your repertoire. This tutorial is designed for beginners, but quilters of all skill levels can benefit from learning this technique. You may discover new tips and tricks to improve your quilting process and enhance your overall quilting experience. Plus, there's something satisfying about completing a project from start to finish, including creating your own quilt back.
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