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Originally Posted by MTS
Originally Posted by katz_n_kwiltz
the seam should go horizontal in your quilt, not vertical, it DOES make a difference, hope this helps.
katz Here's my take on that - I usually, if possible do do horizontal seams because I don't like to have seams showing in the turndown (top 22" of the quilt back). However, if aesthetically I want/need it, then my long-armers need to deal with it and make it work. ;-) |
Agreed, 108" is not going to work for same size quilt so MTS has offered a great solution. Also as a LAQ you can work with back seams going any direction.
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oops, actually, I had really intended to upload this image instead.
sorry. The first cut can go either way, but the main goal being to keep the seams away from the center or quarter-line in either direction - as these are most commonly used to fold a quilt. |
chickiez hasn't done much posting on this board - so maybe she doesn't hang out here very much -
That said, I was wondering what the topic was going to be about. |
Thanks all!! I am new to posting so not sure about how to go about it like you ladies do. I'm learning though, with your help!! Thanks again for all the info.
Chickie Z. |
Thank you!!
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Thank you so much!!! I'm a visual person & this really did it for me!!!! Will go check out the site you suggested!!
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Yes it does!!! Thanks a bunch!!
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Awesome!!! Thank you.
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Hi, I don't post much because I'm not very good at it, but I try. Thanks for all the info as I really appreciate it.
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