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    Old 08-28-2011, 05:46 PM
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    The person requesting this quilt has seen it made up by the fabric rep. This person sews and owns the LQS. So, I know it's do-able, just not sure how to do it. I'm thinking wider than 1/4" binding - maybe 1/2", if I have enough fabric. The pattern is called 'Rocky Road' and it's pre-printed cotton fabric for the center and outer border. The pattern is put out by the fabric mfr.
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    Originally Posted by Mary Bird
    The person requesting this quilt has seen it made up by the fabric rep. This person sews and owns the LQS. So, I know it's do-able, just not sure how to do it. I'm thinking wider than 1/4" binding - maybe 1/2", if I have enough fabric.
    I agree with wider than 1/4". I'd try the 1" that PaperPrincess suggested or maybe 3/4". Make the seam allowance equal to the binding so it lies flat. Otherwise I can visualize it looking rounded like piping with four layers at the seam next to the two at the edge.
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