Pompom trim zip#

Pom Pom trim can be sewn to apparel, glued to craft projects, used. I would then sew around the top (wrong sides together) and bind the top edge.Īs a side note, if you did the lining method, I’d save your cute backing fabric for the lining, and instead back your quilt with an old flannel sheet. The trim has a simple but classic design that features pom pom on a braid with loop accent. Then top stitch those layers together like I mentioned above. On the side seam, put right sides together and sandwich the zipper inside of your quilt and lining, then sew and repeat on the other side. The lining would be the same size as the quilt and would need to be sewn at the bottom and on the side just like the quilt. pompom-trim cotton T-shirt from TWINSET featuring white, cotton, ruffled detailing, pompom detail, short sleeves, round neck and straight hem. After putting your zipper in, drop a lining in the sleeping bag. Or, you could take your quilt before binding it, fold it on half right sides together, sew the bottom and part of the side.

Pompom trim zip#

You will also want to make sure that you do not sew too close to the zipper teeth when you initially put the zipper in because the bulk of the quilt and backing strip will make it difficult to zip up.

I would also do an additional row of top-stitching closer to the zipper teeth to keep the fabric from getting zipped up and caught in the zipper. If you wanted to used the backing strip to hide the raw edge of the zipper the only thing I would do differently is sew it down by machine instead of by hand in the final step. I think that this method could work for adding a zipper to the quilt.

First of all, I love the idea of turning a quilt into a sleeping bag!