Tied quilts

Tying a quilt doesn't have to be old fashioned! Use these seven methods to tie your quilt in a way that matches your modern quilt pattern. Whether you want to use embroidery thread or yarn, these seven quilt tying techniques will level up your quilting skills.

How to Tie a Quilt with YarnThis quilt post just keeps going and going.Some times to tie a quilt is a quick way to finish a quilt which is to be loved.

Add a splash of personality to your quilts with these unique tying ideas! Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, there's something for everyone in this fun collection of quirky quilt-tying techniques. Ready, set, tie!

I heard about this type of knot for tying quilts from a friend, where there are no tassels coming out of the knots because you stitch between the layers of fabric. I found the instructions but they were very confusing. Embarrassingly, I had to have my Scoutmaster husband interpret them for me! I loved how they turned out though, so I decided to post pictorial instructions so others can enjoy the decatur knot also! Notes to start: * I used a long thick needle - I think it was for making…

Learn 3 ways to finish a quilt by hand, besides a running stitch. Amanda from Broadcloth Studio shares creative ways to finish your quilt.

How to Tie a Quilt with Yarn { and not throw things } - video tutorial - Southern Charm Quilts - By Southern Charm Quilts

Using knots in quilting is a great alternative to machine-quilting or hand-quilting your quilt. Learn how to quilt by tying knots with these great tips.

If you’re looking for a quick way to finish your quilt top without diving into the world of traditional hand quilting or setting up your sewing machine with a walking foot, then hand-tying a quilt

Finish your quilt quickly by tying it for a softer quilt with a decorative finish. This tutorial explains what to use, and how to tie it.

Learning how to tie a quilt is a simple process once you know the steps. A super easy beginning sewing project that anyone can do!

Tying a quilt by hand was a popular way of quilting in days gone by, but it seems quilt tying is a lost art, especially in the modern quilt era.

It's high time I get back to my machine quilting 101 series and finish it up! I have a few more topics to cover. Today's topic is batting. I've been putting off writing this post for a L O N G time, because it's so much to cover, but I'm going to give it a shot. Here goes! First off, when selecting a batting, read the labels! There is so much information on the label: fiber content, maximum stitch distance, care/washing directions, loft, shrinkage, whether it is ideal for machine or hand…

Are you new to quilting? Here's how to set up and tie your first quilt. Nothing hard, nothing difficult. You'll need either a quilting frame or a flat surface, two sheets of material of a matching size, quilting batting of an appropriate...

A Must-Know Technique for Every Quilter! While we all love beautiful hand and machine quilting, there are times when tying a quilt is the perfect choice. This process of securing the quilt layers adds a touch of vintage charm that makes a quilt even more endearing. You might want to tie a quilt when you’re …

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Hey y’all. It feels like a long time since I did a quilt reveal. This thought made me go back and look and the last reveal I did was early May for this quilt. That’s not to say I haven’t worked much since then. I’ve got several quilt tops in the making, just no finishes....

Learn how to properly hand tie a handmade quilt using this special knot that will save your fabric from ripping. Two VITAL tips explained! Learn how to easily put thick yarn or thread through the needle head as well as how to put a quilt together by hand. These steps will teach you how to make a tie for any quilting project.

The Make-It-Over-The-Weekend Flannel Quilt Instructions: Get the measurements to make this simple quilt that makes for a perfect weekend quilting project!

Are you new to quilting? Here's how to set up and tie your first quilt. Nothing hard, nothing difficult. You'll need either a quilting frame or a flat surface, two sheets of material of a matching size, quilting batting of an appropriate...

I had fun at a quilting bee learning and quilting together. Today I will be sharing the stitch we used to tie the quilts. It is one of the simplest and easiest to do.