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Old 03-06-2014, 05:45 PM
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GailG
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Originally Posted by PenniF View Post
I have found that the easiest and quickesgt way - though you will waste about an inch of fabric - is to sew the cut edges together making a fabric "tube"....takes a few seconds per piece of fabric........after you wash and dry it, cut away the stitched edge and press as usual.
This works very well. It also prevents twisting and tangling of long pieces of fabric. I also sometimes use the serger to serge each end instead of sewing the ends together.
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