My quilty friends, we’ve talked about many things within the pages of this magazine. We’ve covered flannel and linen fabric, cotton and poly thread, we’ve even waved goodbye to conventional batting and ushered in a new era of bamboo, wool, and midnight-shaded batting.
Through my experiments and studies, I learned some things that make this substrate an incredibly fun, and somewhat surprising, fabric for quilting But there’s still one material in which we haven’t even skimmed the surface, even though it’s a very fine surface indeed. I’m talking about knits, people. Stretchy, squishy, yummy, scrummy, wrap me up in a tight-fabric-burrito-cause-they’re-sosuper-soft knits.
If you follow along with my personal sewing adventures, you may know that I recently started quilting with knits and even designed a pattern that works exceptionally well…
