Old 01-23-2013, 05:09 AM
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rush88888
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Originally Posted by ArtsyOne View Post
When I've used this method, I used a pair of embroidery scissors and very carefully cut the batting out from between the top and backing before turning it. At the corners, I cut the fabrics diagonally the way you would in garment sewing before turning a collar. Turn the quilt inside out and then flatten the edges before pressing.
you cut the batting away from the quilt top and back? then turn hoping that the batting will stay where it is supposed to?
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