Old 09-07-2009, 07:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Teacup
Yeah, those flappy parts can really cause a headache!

I've never done this technique but I'm wondering if I can do a center for a twin quilt the "regular" way and then make and quilt the borders and add them using this technique. I have Marti Mitchell's quilt in sections book, but I think it requires joining the front pieces by machine and hand stitching the back seams. In theory I think it would work?
I've done a quilt in sections and added quilted borders after quilting the centre - the only thing i would say is be sure to leave a good inch of fabric unquilted all round the edges where you'll be joining the pieces together. And I did turn the seams under on the back and slipstitch by hand, having joined the top sides on the machine. It worked fine!
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