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Also couldn't you put some fray chech on the materials edge? :?:
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I would at least stitch back over the same area so you have two rows of stitching that would have to break before you would get a hole in your quilt. If you can fidge just a little and not mess up your pattern, take your second row of stitching in as far as you can toward the true 1/4" seam.
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Originally Posted by oatw13
I would stitch over it again for reinforcement. I would also do as someone else said and zig zag the edges to help it hold together.
I would also consider ironing on a piece of light-weight interfacing over the area in question if I am really concerned about it unravelling. You will thank yourself later. |
Originally Posted by Oklahoma Suzie
I think it will be fine once it is quilted.
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