Here's my quilt being tied on the dining room table. Note that I put a cutting board under the quilt to protect the table surface. I use a curved needle and crochet cotton #10. I make a surgeon's square knot.
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1 comment:
I have only tied a quilt by doing it the 'wrong' way - cutting each individual knot . . . oops *s*
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