Old 01-02-2010, 06:56 PM
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sunrise450
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Originally Posted by BlueChicken
I remove the paper too, then sew them together.

The other method I've used is to cut the paper along the sewing line, so when it comes to sewing them together the paper is still there stabilising but it's not under the needle.
I've always left the paper on. Never thought of doing them any other way. You are right about the bulk, I will try it your way! I also remove the paper after the block is sewn and spray starch it. Remember when you take the paper off, never "iron" your block, spray starch and press.
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