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Old 07-19-2014, 09:04 AM
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Originally Posted by humbird View Post
Sophie2:
I would think you could use the two methods together without a problem. When I baste the papers, I do take one fairly large stitch thru the paper and fabric on each "side" and catch the "corners" with a couple small stitches. When I remove the papers, I just clip the one stitch from the front, turn it over and remove the paper, and leave the basting stitches in. I feel the extra stitch will stabilize the sides a bit better. Takes a bit more time I suppose, but before I started taking the one stitch, my sides sometimes seemed to sag a bit. I use one inch hexies. You may not have a problem with sagging with 3/4 inch.
Thanks for sharing the way you do it. Sounds like it is a good way to do it - catching the corners and also the sides. I'll give it a try.
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