Quilter

3. Small accessories used to aid in sewing and quilting - scissors, needles, thread, seam ripper, zippers, etc
4. A plain, usually undyed cotton fabric, available bleached or unbleached
6. Any diagonal line between the crosswise or lengthwise grain line in woven fabric
7. cabin quilt design where narrow strips of fabric, or logs, are arranged around the center square
9. Product used to add body or stability to fabric, making it easier to handle
10. The finishing band of fabric that covers the raw outer edges of a quilt
14. Two circles that hold the quilt layers together during the quilting process
15. process of stitching back over a stitch to secure it
17. a quarter yard of fabric cut crosswise from a 1⁄2-yard piece of fabric for a finished size of approximately 18×22"
19. quilt made from pieces of fabric cut in squares and triangles
21. a group of quilters getting together to work on the same quilt
23. material used between the quilt top and backing
24. An unfinished fabric edge

1. shears/scissors with edges that cut a zigzag pattern in fabric
2. Metal or plastic cylinder on which thread is wound
5. Manufactured finished edge of fabric that prevents fraying before it gets to consumer
8. this quilt was done in secret and given as a going away gift. It usually was a group effort, with each block being sewn by a friend or relative with their name embroidered in the center
11. A small V shape clipped into a curved seam to reduce bulk and make seams lie flat when joined.
12. A machine straight stitch typically done on the right side of a project close to a seam
13. Taking a stitch through all three layers of the quilt and knotting it on the quilt surface
15. The unit that is designed for a quilt
16. quilt design using the oldest of quilt patterns. Early quilters used any scrap or remnant available, regardless of its color, design, or fabric type
18. device to protect finger pads from needle pricks. Can be made of metal, leather, plastic, or rubber
20. A series of in and out stitches used in piecing, quilting, and embellishing
22. A long running stitch that can be pulled to draw up the fabric