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Old 10-31-2019, 05:00 AM
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bearisgray
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You did not say - is the border too long for the side - or is the side too long for the border?

Either way, if one eases in an inch over a long span, it would be fairly inconspicuous. Then you could attempt to shrink the longer span to be "smooth" with the shorter span.

I would fold both components into eighths, then match those points, and then sew the pieces back together, easing in the fullness. Most machines feed the bottom layer a bit "faster" than the top layer, so the "longer" piece should be on the bottom.
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