Learn to Sew - How to Sew Quilted Fabrics

[@karolmolpus9536]

She’s the best at teaching ❤

[@MinervaDotCom]

Thanks for watching 😊

[@joanneroberts1088]

Thank you 😊

[@lovetosew1373]

This is so helpful as I bought some of your new pre-quilted exclusive fabric. Thanks for all the tips, I'm excited for it to arrive and to start sewing it now!

[@MinervaDotCom]

You are so welcome!

[@joanneroberts1088]

Look forward to seeing your make.

[@paulaguidi8690]

About to tackle a gilet. Thank you for showing different ways to finish edges and seams. Would it be helpful to serge and edge together before putting a binding edge? I will play around with some scraps but was winding that would control the edge or add bulk.

[@sharonscott8358]

Very interesting. If you hadn't put the label in, with having bound the seams, it looks as though you could wear it either side. The binding around the sleeve being a feature.

[@joanneroberts1088]

There is definitely scope to use this fabric in a reversible garment if you select the right techniques.

[@MinervaDotCom]

Nice idea!

[@Emelia39]

Thank you! Could you use French seams on quilted fabric?

[@MinervaDotCom]

French seams might end up being a bit bulky on quilted fabric. You could use felled seams or finish the seams with bias tape as an alternative to zig-zag or overlocking.

[@Emelia39]

@@MinervaDotComthank you!