Join Quilt Batting Pieces with Leftovers

When working on quilt projects, we often trim off pieces of batting. The good thing is you don’t have to toss the leftover pieces of batting.

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Materials Needed:

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Step 1:

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To start – spread out two pieces of quilt batting on your cutting mat and slightly overlap the batting edges.

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Step 3:

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Step 4:

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How to Join Quilt Batting Pieces Using Leftovers – Video Tutorial

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Join Quilt Batting Pieces with Leftovers

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When working on quilt projects, we often trim off pieces of batting. The good thing is you don’t have to toss the leftover pieces of batting.

Materials Needed:

– Batting scraps – Sewing machine and presser foot – Thread – Long Quilting ruler – Rotary cutter – Cutting mat

Step 1:

Figure out which pieces you need to join together to be large enough for your quilt top.

Pull out your leftover batting pieces.

To start – spread out two pieces of quilt batting on your cutting mat and slightly overlap the batting edges.

Step 2:

Place your batting so it overlaps.

Step 3:

Using your quilting ruler and rotary cutter (or other cutting tool), place the ruler on the edges of the batting.

Get straight edges to join by cutting both pieces at once.

Step 4:

Set your sewing machine to a wide zig-zag stitch (I used a stitch length of 2).

Time to sew!

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How to Join Quilt Batting Pieces Using Leftovers – Video Tutorial

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