If you’re familiar with quilting, you’ve probably heard the terms “quilt it” and “knot it.” To quilt, rows of stitching are used to attach layers of fabric.
If you tie, instead of knotting, you go through the three layers, come back, and knot the two ends together. A uniform length is achieved by clipping the rest of the threads.
Despite the fast pace of tying, quilting has a long-term and durable effect.