1. Pin the front of each block at the edge of the previous seam to prevent the blocks from slipping when you sew them together.
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2. Press the seam how you wish. I use a tiny iron to do this and it works great.
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3. Fold the batting so it overlaps and trim to it butts up against each other. The fabric looks wet because it is. I glue basted the sandwich together so I could quilt it and got the glue too close to the edge. A little water loosened the glue right up and I was able to separate the backing and batting. Just make sure not to quilt within about 1 inch of the edge of the top square. Makes it easier to so this process.
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4. I used heat press batting tape to join the batting at this point.
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5. Fold the fabric down and mark the fold line on the bottom fabric.
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6. Fold the top fabric under to the line and press. I trim my seams to about 3/8 inch at this point. Then glue baste the seam shut. I hand stitch the seams closed at this point.
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Hope this clarifies things for you!
