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Measure the width of your quilt and add 4-6 (or chosen excess). Design a backing to equal that width, adding 1/2 to each panel for each seam you'll use to sew it to a neighboring panel. Cut panels to the length of your quilt plus 4-6 (or chosen excess). Sew panels together with a 1/2 seam allowance. Press seams open to reduce bulk. Press backing before use.
Step 3: Bring your needle up to the top where you want your first bead to go, usually at a corner or end of a line. To start, place two seed beads on the line of your quilt. Thread the two beads on your needle. Push them back to the end of the thread so you can see where they fall on the fabric. This tells you where you need to push the needle down to the back.