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Thread: Easy Mitered corners-even with stripes

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    Thank you for the great tutorial!

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    It looks easy enough for me to try! Tutorial was easy to follow! Good job Ira!

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    IraJane, I think you are a genius. love the tutorial, such clear instructions. Thank You for sharing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by logcabinfran
    IraJane, I think you are a genius. love the tutorial, such clear instructions. Thank You for sharing.
    Ditto. I used that same fabric for borders. Ended up using corner stones at corners, your way looks soooo much nicer.

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    Thank you. This is great!

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    And I always just eyeballed it! Who knew!

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    Quote Originally Posted by logcabinfran
    IraJane, I think you are a genius. love the tutorial, such clear instructions. Thank You for sharing.
    Thank you. I thought about doing a book or a pattern but decided it took way too much time when I could be sewing. Since I've been doing this, it gives me a whole new perspective on fabrics for borders. I seem to be drawn to stripes. I will post the pictures of doing two borders at once. I especially like that because the borders are easier to sew together before adding to the quilt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IraJane
    It is so much easier to show this process "in person", so bare with me. I chose a stripe that is not the same from either direction and cut four 3" x wof strips. For the body of my sample I cut a 36" square. This can be done with rectangles as well, but it will be easier for you to try the first time with a square. I'm also using a marker for the 1/4" dot markings which I would not do on an actual piece.

    This is simply "fussy cutting" the mitered borders. Seem like it takes a good bit to cut them, but it actually goes quickly and sewing is sooooooooo much faster. So here goes:
    AWESOME THANKS SEW MUCH.LEARN SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY ON HERE

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    Thanks for the tutorial.

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    Thank you for that great tutorial. I have printed it out to keep as a reference when I do my next quilt.

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