How To Stitch A “Double C” On Your Quilt
Image credit: SewVeryEasy via YouTube
Instead of finishing your quilt as is, you should try stitching fun and pretty swirls on them, and don’t be intimidated or discouraged thinking that this method might be too difficult to do because it’s actually quite easy especially if you follow this tutorial by SewVeryEasy on YouTube! Now, you can make your quilt even more lovely than it already is with only a few simple and easy steps.
Materials:
- Marathon thread
- Paper pad
- Sharpie or marker
- Sewing machine
Directions:
Step 1
Grab a pad paper and a sharpie or marker to test out the pattern and motion that you’re going to do later on the quilt itself. Now, pretend that the fabric is divided into small quarters and work inside those areas. Next, do a letter “C” and go back over that “C”, then repeat this motion, and change the direction from time to time. If you run out of space or you’ve reached the end of the fabric, travel over the last letter “C” you’ve made and go towards an open space, then continue making your “C” pattern.
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Step 2
You can make a large or small letter depending on your preference. Now, grab your quilt and apply what you have practiced on the paper pad, keep in mind the motion and direction that you want to make. If you got stuck in a space, just follow the last “C” that you’ve made and go over it, then continue. Once your quilt is completely covered with those patterns, then you can proceed to trim out the edges and finish the seams.
*Thanks to SewVeryEasy via YouTube for all images used here. If you loved this tutorial, then you’ll surely love her other videos too, so give her channel a visit and subscribe!
