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Thanks everyone for your help! I am going to watch the tube tutorial. I am leaning to seaming down both sides of the 44" so I can keep the pretty design. It doesn't really matter how I do it because my mom (who doesn't sew) will think it is beautiful and perfect! She is 81 and still my biggest supporter!
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Originally Posted by shaverg
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I like to use some of the fabric from the front of the quilt for the backing as well. I usually put a wide border on all 4 sides of the backing piece.
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Originally Posted by Joeysnana
Originally Posted by shaverg
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Originally Posted by cherylynne
I usually open my fabric, match right sides and sew it into a tube. You can cut the tube apart one of the fold lines and then you can have a wide piece in the middle and a narrow pieces on each side. Check for a tutorial because it will explain the technique better and you will be less likely to make a mistake. I speak from experience about that.
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I would do it in thirds. I don't like a seam down the middle of the back.
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