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Old 08-17-2011, 02:16 PM
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MsMel
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Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
Those will make a pretty picnic quilt. I agree with Prism about the fraying. If you have a serger, you might want to consider sewing them together with that. Or if you're just sewing the squares together, quilting it with a zig zag or fancy stitch down the seamlines would probably help keep the fraying in check. The polyester quilt top I made frayed like crazy.
I don't have a serger, but will definately find a good sturdy stitch to use to put them together....Thank you :)
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