Cmty Service Charities

Procedure for completing Quilts

Batting & Quilting

If your quilt needs batting and quilting:

1. Put the in-process quilt in the appropriate cabinet:

a. Needs Batting/Longarm: "Needs Batting" area, Cabinet 104X.

b. Batting will be cut and someone

will longarm it.

c. Once longarmed, we will contact

you to finish the quilt by

binding & sewing the label.

2. If you finishd sewing the binding & PCQ label, the quilt is complete. The Quilt Creation Form should be safety pinned to the quilt and placed on the "Finished Quilts" shelf in Cabinet 104S.

Longarming a Charity Quilt

Choose a quilt bundle from the "Needs Quilting" are of Cabinets 104X or 104Z.
Quilt it on the longarm.
Trim the backing and batting from the edges while squaring up the quilt. If you do not want to keep the trimmed backing edges, put them into the fabric intake bin in Cabinet 104S.
Put your name on the Longarm/Quilting line on the Quilt Creation Information form.
Put the form, label, and the binding in the plastic bag and pin to the quilt. Put it in the "Needs Binding" bin in Cabinet 104Z.

Binding a Charity Quilt

Choose a quilt bundle from the "Needs Binding" in Cabinet 104Z.
Machine or hand bind the quilt, your choice.
Attach the cloth PCQ label to a corner of the back of the quilt. The label may be attached by hand or machine (it is OK to sew through all layers of the quilt. Please mind the colors on the front.)
Put your name on the "Binding" line on the Quilt Creation Information form.
Pin the form in the plastic bag to the finished quilt. Put the quilt on a shelf labeled "Finished Quilts" in Cabinet 104S.

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Procedure for completing Quilts

Batting

Procedure for completing Quilts

Batting & Quilting

Longarming a Charity Quilt

Binding a Charity Quilt