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Date: 6/26/12 11:26 PM

So i am trying to sew a shopping cart seat cover, and the pattern (simplicity) suggests pre quilted fabric.
I couldn't find any double sided, so i just got single sided. it has the batting and stuff in it, but i was wondering if maybe, i could stitch the two together and it would be fine?
It has two pieces, the fold over skirt like thing, and the box shaped piece that goes in the cart.
Thanks!

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Date: 6/27/12 8:55 AM

why not just use regular fabric to stitch to the side that's exposed? I don't think you'd have a problem either way.

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Date: 6/27/12 3:22 PM

I agree with miss fairchild, treat your quilted fabric as one piece, use another to finish the 'inside'. You can baste them together and treat as one piece of fabric.

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