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Machine Quilting and Finishing Worksheet and Order Form ADDITIONAL SERVICES Squaring Backing: $10.00 design. Priced from .015 per square inch. Pressing: (backing or quilt top) $10.00 Panto graph:

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How to fill out quilts to finish work:

1. Start by selecting a suitable filling material for your quilt. Common options include polyester batting, cotton batting, or wool batting.
2. Place the quilt top on a large, flat surface and smooth out any wrinkles or folds.
3. Lay the batting on top of the quilt top, making sure it covers the entire surface evenly.
4. Smooth out the batting, ensuring there are no lumps or creases.
5. Place the backing fabric on top of the batting, with the right sides facing out.
6. Pin all three layers together, starting from the center and working your way outwards. Make sure to insert pins at regular intervals to secure them in place.
7. Quilt the layers together by stitching through all three layers. You can choose to hand quilt, machine quilt, or use a long-arm quilting machine.
8. Once the quilting is complete, trim any excess batting and backing fabric from the edges of the quilt.
9. Create a binding by cutting fabric strips, folding them in half, and attaching them to the edges of the quilt to cover the raw edges.
10. Sew the binding in place, either by hand or using a sewing machine.
11. Give the quilt a final press to ensure it looks neat and professional.

Who needs quilts to finish work?

1. Quilters or sewing enthusiasts who enjoy making quilts as a hobby.
2. People who want to add a personal touch to their home decor or give handmade gifts.
3. Those who appreciate the warmth and comfort provided by quilts, particularly during colder seasons.

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What is quilts to finish work?

Quilts to finish work refers to the process of completing and finalizing quilts by adding the necessary finishing touches such as binding, quilting stitches, and embellishments.

Who is required to file quilts to finish work?

Quilters or individuals who are professionally engaged in quilting activities are required to file quilts to finish work. This includes both hobbyists and businesses in the quilting industry.

How to fill out quilts to finish work?

To fill out quilts to finish work, you need to provide details about the quilt, such as its dimensions, design, materials used, and any additional work done. You may also need to include documentation of any expenses incurred during the finishing process.

What is the purpose of quilts to finish work?

The purpose of quilts to finish work is to document completed quilts for record-keeping, valuation, and potential sale. It also helps quilters track their progress, showcase their work, and participate in quilt shows or competitions.

What information must be reported on quilts to finish work?

When reporting quilts to finish work, you typically need to provide details such as the quilt's description, date of completion, materials used, any additional work or techniques employed, and their estimated value.