Originally Posted by Bobbielinks
Originally Posted by Xstitshmom
The other day on another thread someone mentioned that when the WOF isn't the same length as the quilt top, they piece on the diagonial instead of just putting two pieces together and making a straight seam.
Is there an advantage to this method?????
Have we missed the boat completely? Are you speaking of piecing the backing or borders?
That's exactly what I was wondering. If you piece the back on the diagonal it is supposed to take less fabric, and if you long arm it, the seam is distributed across the quilt.
It is the Flynn method. You will need to scroll down a bit
http://www.flynnquilt.com/workshop/FreeLessons/