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J And this is how it is done: J • Cyoofuut6o.h3ua5tvetmhmemapdsaherotsourlodbf oyaulorguehratdq.yuAibltseewaiinmtchluatedllmeodwplainantctehese templates. • fSgoeprtrmheearsd.mToahullet ssteqheusaqprueaarsrtsethsaasatreiynotuthhecenapnsaemtwteanrtncthoagnteodther to form the surface of the quilt. • The but seam allowances of quilts ironed towards the darker are side not serged of the fabric. • Tack your finished layer of polyester surface padding of the quilt onto the with the back layer of the quilt underneath. • Irespniesarwlotrbgaaiunrrdtaegimttshimoeisnwsaeacinwslhiqqstnouueagii,cpletkepst.e,hrgroet.hxarw.enbids3tyehmmhtphaomrnrroeedgenrpwearlxmiaattychtteNiorscsomat.lhoa0ewlfl3imsst.hetTaaihttmthcieseh. I F I • Ii I Wcuhsheniony,ouarwqaulillthiasnfgininisgheodr ,aybouedcsapnremada.ke it into a aEIbilnnroymeswfehbrpereratraoeneri-ddddthiae.caruruUnnynlidasdnsirtenglmiyrgtcfatsohhscuoteeheitstinannNcobeeiorlele.qsdfur6lfyeei.oole.Ttrui-Snhhucegeanalnieftn-dehcceteomdmlpfoaaardrrobckeoghrdgitrichanmmemeisauoqtgs0euutur0tiillibaitdnaielnesned.gds of your motif beforehand. 179

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J
•
Cut
out
the
parts
of
your
quilt
with
templates
you
have
made
or
bought.
A
seam
allowance
of
6.35
mm
should
already
be
included
in
the
templates.
•
Spread
out
the
parts
as
in
the
pattern
and
form
small
squares
that
you
can
match
to
gether.
These
squares
are
then
sewn
together
to
form
the
surface
of
the
quilt.
F
I
Ii
•
I
•
The
seam
allowances
of
quilts
are
not
serged
but
ironed
towards
the
darker
side
of
the
fabric.
•
Tack
your
finished
surface
of
the
quilt
onto
the
layer
of
polyester
padding
with
the
back
layer
of
the
quilt
underneath.
•
In
traditional
quilts,
these
three
layers
of
mate
rial
are
sewn
together
by
hand
with
small
stitch
es
but
this
is
quicker
and
more
practical
with
the
sewing
machine,
e.g.
with
program
No.
03.
This
program
sews
approx.
3
mm
next
to
the
seam.
Embroidery
stitches
or
free-hand
machine
quilting
are
particularly
suitable
for
uni-colored
materials.
In
free-hand
machine
quilting
the
fabric
is
guided
by
hand
under
the
needle.
Select
program
00
and
insert
darning
foot
No.
6.
The
feed
dog
must
be
lowered.
Using
stencils
you
can
mark
the
outlines
of
your
motif
beforehand.
J
And
this
is
how
it
is
done:
I
When
your
quilt
is
finished,
you
can
make
it
into
a
cushion,
a
wall
hanging
or
a
bedspread.
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