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Old 01-16-2017, 05:56 AM
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Originally Posted by suern3
I fold each piece of the "sandwich" in half the long way and mark the centers with a pin, then fold them in half the other direction and mark centers with a pin. As I smooth out each layer I center them on the pins. This is the process I use whether the backing is pieced or not. This way I know I won't end up with one side being too short or something. If I were to do sandwiching on the floor, I would stabilize each layer with painter's tape as I smoothed it out. I do have a table that works for me, but I still use the tape on the backing until I get it pinned. Good luck with your pieced backing, it should work for you!
this is how i learned to do all my quilts, big or small, from a book years ago. i think the book by joe cunningham & gwen marsten on basic quilt making is the best book ever written for beginner quilters. or even experienced quilters.
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