Next is tying the forward knots (f/k) with the red string on the violet string. Then tie anther f/k with pink string on white string. Repeat this until the pink string has been hot tied all the way across the other strings. Remember to tie double knots. The Pink string should be on the right side of your strings.
Steel rods are available in hardware shops. A pair of these will hold a wine bottle quite firmly. The idea is really easy. Even a newbie can follow along without issues. Just pick a couple of rods and stick them to a wall. You’re done! There are a few ways to secure these rods to a wall, but the typical approach is to use flanges as a placeholder for the rods. Materials and specific instructions are outlined below:
The most often not pattern or design is a straight-line design. Though this pattern is not especially interesting, it is easy to hot quilt by hand. The use of horizontal red lines, drawn parallel to each other which create a geometric pattern is easy to sew. Another variation of this pattern is to produce both horizontal and vertical lines forming a series of squares or new diamonds. These crisscrossed designs are often times used to surround a motif, giving it more quilting.
Pay attention to details is step number 4. Baby clothes are designed with collars, pockets, lace and more. Keep these embellishments as part of the best clothes quilt. Be sure that all raw edges are sewn into a seam. Be careful that no parts can be pulled off, especially if the hot quilt will be used by an infant or small child. For example, new baby clothes have buttons, and snaps. If these are left on the quilt blocks as part of the embellishments, they could be pulled off and swallowed by a child. These beautiful items may make the quilt look more red impressive, but it is best not to include these. Use caution for other small parts and avoid them on your baby clothes quilt.