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Next press the seam and fold over the batting, covering over the excess. Draw a pencil line along the overlapping line and cut along this line [ATTACH=CONFIG]122915[/ATTACH] like so. [ATTACH=CONFIG]122916[/ATTACH] Cut along the line and then butt the two edges together and sew. I have used a black thread to make it show up better [ATTACH=CONFIG]122917[/ATTACH] |
a 1/4 inch line from the cut edge of the battin?
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Next press the seam and fold over the batting, covering over the excess. Draw a pencil line along the overlapping line and cut along this line [ATTACH=CONFIG]123271[/ATTACH] like so. [ATTACH=CONFIG]123272[/ATTACH] Cut along the line and then butt the two edges together and sew. I have used a black thread to make it show up better [ATTACH=CONFIG]123274[/ATTACH] |
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Now fold over your backing and turn in a small seam. pine and sew [ATTACH=CONFIG]123729[/ATTACH] Finished back. Nice a neat [ATTACH=CONFIG]123730[/ATTACH] finished front. [ATTACH=CONFIG]123731[/ATTACH] |
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Last pic showing that you can just continue to sew them all together like this.
continue adding your blocks [ATTACH=CONFIG]123800[/ATTACH] |
Ducky, yes 1/4" along the edge of the two pieces you have just joined together. In other words the two blocks. You are joing them with a 1/4" seam.
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Does it make sense to you?
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Makes sense to me Elle, thank you for going to the trouble.
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There is one pic missing so I understand what threw you ducky, hope it makes sense now.
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