Serging backing

I am finishing up my pieced bedspred and would like to sew the three pieces
for the backing and then serge the seams.
--I am going to have it quilted by long arm quilting. Is serging a no-no?
Kay

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Haven't had any complaints form either MQ'er that I have used about the
quilt being serged--and that was the actual piecing (top) that was
serged : )
Butterfly

The Laws wrote:
I am finishing up my pieced bedspred and would like to sew the three pieces
for the backing and then serge the seams.
--I am going to have it quilted by long arm quilting. Is serging a no-no?
Kay

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Which means you didn't give them to me -- I won't accept serged tops (or
backs.)

Every longarmer is different in what they like and don't like. Always best
to check with the longarmer, when in doubt.
--
Kathy A. (Woodland, CA)
longarm machine quilting, Queen of Fabric Tramps
http://www.kayneyquilting.com ,
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"Butterfly" wrote in message
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Haven't had any complaints form either MQ'er that I have used about the
quilt being serged--and that was the actual piecing (top) that was
serged : )
Butterfly

The Laws wrote:
I am finishing up my pieced bedspred and would like to sew the three
pieces
for the backing and then serge the seams.
--I am going to have it quilted by long arm quilting. Is serging a
no-no?
Kay

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Yea Kathy, so glad you saw the question. I have a wonderful quilt top coming
together that I might be able to bring myself to turn over to someone else
to quilt. My top is just too beautiful to quilt myself. Really. This never
happened before. I have seen such wonderful work by you long-armers and
didn't want to disqualify the top. Polly

"Kathy Applebaum" wrote in message
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Which means you didn't give them to me -- I won't accept serged tops (or
backs.)

Every longarmer is different in what they like and don't like. Always best
to check with the longarmer, when in doubt.
--
Kathy A. (Woodland, CA)
longarm machine quilting, Queen of Fabric Tramps
http://www.kayneyquilting.com ,
remove the obvious to reply


"Butterfly" wrote in message
...
Haven't had any complaints form either MQ'er that I have used about the
quilt being serged--and that was the actual piecing (top) that was
serged : )
Butterfly

The Laws wrote:
I am finishing up my pieced bedspred and would like to sew the three
pieces
for the backing and then serge the seams.
--I am going to have it quilted by long arm quilting. Is serging a
no-no?
Kay

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"Disqualify the top." Wha?? How could your quilting disqualify
the top Miss Polly?? You should know by now that your quilting
would only make the quilt even more precious to me. When will it
be finished? Will I receive it before the New Year? This IS for
me, yes?
PAT in VA/USA

Polly Esther wrote:

Yea Kathy, so glad you saw the question. I have a wonderful quilt top coming
together that I might be able to bring myself to turn over to someone else
to quilt. My top is just too beautiful to quilt myself. Really. This never
happened before. I have seen such wonderful work by you long-armers and
didn't want to disqualify the top. Polly