Hi,
I am really really frustrated at the moment. After I wrote this morning I started to think again, and thought I might better finish something then start something new again. So my choice was to do the quilt that has to be done by September..I am sure you all know how frustrating it is to have to finish a project at the last moment with a deadline fast approching.
So I prepared the backing...then took the batting out...so I could start the sandwiching process...
Can somebody please tell me how these manufacuters after stretching this batting so much to fit in their tinny plastic bags expect us to UNSTRETCH IT??.
As you look at the picture you can see that there is like a midlane that is puckering but not the sides...If I pull to take the puckers out I will pull to hard on the places were the batting is flat and it will rip...very frustrating...
(I am using a expensive Hobbs Batting so no cheap batting on a roll)
Some help please?
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