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Old 04-28-2019, 07:01 AM
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bigsister63
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It may sound easier to sew inner border to outer border and then sew the piece to the quilt, but then you have to miter the corners! I hate mitering corners so I do the "extra work " of sewing each border seperately on to the top. Really is not that much work since you are still sewing 2 seams. No need to miter corners then unless you are a "glutton for punishment" Actually I just sew each border like I would any border. If you fabric "demands" to be matched, then make a "HST cornerstone" of the outside fabric and insert it using the usual method of adding cornerstones to borders! After quilting you really cannot see the extra seams!
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