I use a pleated sleeve also. I do make sure that the depth of the pleat (the excess size of the outer layer of the sleeve) is not quite enough to allow the sleeve to show above the binding if the sleeve is flat, not filled with a hanging rod. If I need a really deep pleat, I make sure the top edge of the sleeve is stitched down a little from the top edge of the quilt or the binding.
On sleeves for wall hangings, I split the sleeve into two parts with about 2" of space between them in the middle. By doing this, one can use picture hangers on the flat rod to hang your quilt.
That is a great idea. It is always great to hear how others are approaching this. I do it this way because of how I hang them, so your idea of splitting is great for that hanger style. Thank you for the tip.
The quilt in the background is called Christmas Everlasting and you can find the free pattern on the Free Downloads page of our website here:studio180design.net/pages/free-downloads. Just scroll down the page a bit. If you have any other questions please let me know.
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I use a pleated sleeve also. I do make sure that the depth of the pleat (the excess size of the outer layer of the sleeve) is not quite enough to allow the sleeve to show above the binding if the sleeve is flat, not filled with a hanging rod. If I need a really deep pleat, I make sure the top edge of the sleeve is stitched down a little from the top edge of the quilt or the binding.
Great tips Deb! Thanks for ALL your videos! I learn so much from you and I really love your rulers & tools. ❤️
Great tips, Deb. Thank you!!!
On sleeves for wall hangings, I split the sleeve into two parts with about 2" of space between them in the middle. By doing this, one can use picture hangers on the flat rod to hang your quilt.
That is a great idea. It is always great to hear how others are approaching this. I do it this way because of how I hang them, so your idea of splitting is great for that hanger style. Thank you for the tip.
Great idea! Thank you.
You bet!
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Thanks for watching!
Very informative, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
What a great tutorial! Thanks for sharing 👍
You are so welcome!
How do you construct the quilt in the background?
The quilt in the background is called Christmas Everlasting and you can find the free pattern on the Free Downloads page of our website here:studio180design.net/pages/free-downloads. Just scroll down the page a bit. If you have any other questions please let me know.
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