Springs Creative Products Disney Minnie Bowtique Cotton Minnie Allover Quilt Fabric, Pink, Quilt Fabric By The Yard
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LNF
> 24 hourHavent purchased fabric online before and was presently surprised with the quality.
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Marisol Lowe DVM
> 24 hourVery good
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Juanita
> 24 hourThis fabric is great for masks and it is a very cute design.
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grandma carol
> 24 hourMade a little purse for a three-year-old girl. She loved it for our break and carries it with her all day long. The quality is excellent and the fabric was terrific. Nice design and color
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Agustina Wunsch V
> 24 hourClear pattern print. Medium weight fabric.
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Mrs. Vilma Daniel MD
> 24 hourVery disappointed in this material. Color on shoes run into fabric. Would have returned but didn’t notice until I had already cut.
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Diane Wilburn
> 24 hourI am using this for backing on great granddaughters bed quilt. She is 4.
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Alan C.
> 24 hourreally pretty & nice fabric plus fast shipping
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Theo Abernathy MD
> 24 hourLove the color but if using for a quilt, a lot of fussing cutting is needed due to the directional fabric. Minnies are in different directions. Love the quality of the fabric
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Virginia
> 24 hourPerfect for a quilt for my great granddaughter. Quality is good.
5 Tips for Quilting Fabric
This versatile fabric can be used to make dresses, skirts, button-down shirts, and yes, of course quilts. It’s also perfect for bags and home décor accents when used with interfacing.
1. Pre-wash Your Fabric
Pre-washing quilting cotton will get the sizing out of the fabric before sewing to reduce shrinkage, and prevents bleeding (when colors run together).
2. Press Well with an Iron
Make sure to use an iron! Press seams either to the side or down the middle. If making a quilt, ironing is essential for perfect points and matching corners. Even if not making a quilt, ironing will smooth out fabric and create a more perfect project.
3. Adjust the Tension
If fabric is gathering, puckering, is tight and/or uneven during sewing, the tension is too tight and should be loosened (lower numbers on the sewing machine tension dial). If there are loops on the back of the fabric or thread shows on the bottom of the fabric, the tension is too loose and should be adjusted tighter (higher numbers on a sewing machine tension dial).
4. Trim Along the Way
Trimming each piece of fabric once sewn makes creating a project easier, as fabric could warp as it is being handled and can cause inaccuracy in a project. When quilting, try trimming each piece to size before matching them up.
5. Use a 1/4" Seam
Matching up quilt blocks requires an accurate or scant ¼” seam. Use a special sewing foot or the markings on the needle plate to ensure your project is a success!