Its also another way to bind different layers of non-traditional or tricky fabrics, such as gauze or minky.
Learn this awesome technique by watching the video tutorial down below.
(Baste your batting, backing, and quilt top.)
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Next, mark how far you want to make your stitches.
(In this case, the project was marked in a 3 grid.)
Now, for the first tacking stitches, use a wide zigzag and place the width at 6.
After going back and forth to secure, cut the thread and now youve created a stitch.
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