Friday, November 19, 2010

Chain Piecing...


I find that the longer I quilt, the more I like chain piecing. It saves time and thread. So do you chain piece? Do you use leaders and enders?


Inquiring minds want to know!

7 comments:

1 GerryART said...

Dear Inquiring Mind,
Yes I do chain piece
and
yes
I do use leaders and enders.

Does it really save thread?
Whether or not it does I do know
that the next sewing session
begins without the first piece being eaten by the throat plate.

2 Jacque. said...

Erin. I love chain piecing and do it as often as I can. Makes short work of piecing...and it does save thread. I don't have a problem with tangled threads or my fabric being eaten, so don't use leaders and enders.

3 Laura of Harvest Lane Cottage said...

Yes, I like to do chain piecing.

4 The Webbers Living a Good Life, again said...

Erm! I'm a bit of a newbie, what's chain piecing?

5 Angie said...

I LOVE chain piecing. I normally don't use a leader. On of my quilting instructors uses a leader that she then will cut and use as her ender too....It saves the random snips of thread all over the sewing room.

6 Diane said...

yep, chain piece and my leaders and enders are patches for a separate quilt project (ala Bonnie Hunter) so not only do I save time and thread I'm piecing 2 tops at once.
Although this invariably gets me thinking about why I feel the need to be so productive...

7 Jessica Christensen said...

I chain piece, and I don't use leaders and enders. I am usually making several quilts at once (I am very diseased on this front), so I almost always have something in the machine -- unless I need to change thread.

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