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by noah 20 Apr 2015 ( edited Apr 21'15 12:21 )
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The video link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqwdNqMZ8Ro
Here is the quilt i am practicing on ,i asked for help finding this link and many of you answered and help me THANK_YOU!!!I wanted to try putting quilt batt in it instead of using flannel on the back.Not so nice :(:(I will go back to flannel.It made my borders look sick lol
Thanks for LQQKING Hugs Carolyn

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Comments (10)
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by dordonc 20 Apr 2015
+8
fast and easy.... thanks
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by noah 20 Apr 2015
Thanks for looking hugs
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by highlandermom 20 Apr 2015
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Glad you asked and showed I might need one like this. Very cute!
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by noah 20 Apr 2015
Thanks Mary hugs
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by pennyhal2 20 Apr 2015
+7
I like the borders! They look kind of fluffy and slightly gathered giving it a nice soft appearance. That was a great stitch that you used. I'll have to see if my machine has it.
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by noah 20 Apr 2015
yes i loved this one but took forever lol hugs
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by Nicky602 20 Apr 2015
+8
Very pretty! Carolyn.

Love watching your creativity.
Lotsa Love
Nicky
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by noah 20 Apr 2015
Thanks wellllllll sometimes its not so good lol
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by sonjapotgieter 20 Apr 2015
+8
Beautiful....So cute
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by noah 20 Apr 2015
Thanks Sonja hugs
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by pldc 20 Apr 2015
+6
I think it looks really soft & cute fabrics too!~hugs~
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by noah 20 Apr 2015
Thanks for looking hugs
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by blueeyedblonde 20 Apr 2015
+5
I like this! The border looks fluffy!
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by noah 21 Apr 2015
yes like me lol thanks hugs
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by basketkase 21 Apr 2015
+2
This is adorable, Carolyn, love the fabrics and the zig zag around the binding......
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by lidiad 21 Apr 2015
+1
Lovely baby fabric, Carolyn!
Hugs, Lidia
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by jrob 21 Apr 2015
0
Carolyn, did you carry the batting all the way to the edge of border? From the bottom picture it seems that it is cut a bit past the quilt body. If you will leave the batting an inch past the width of your border, then carefully square the batting up to the exact width of the finished border it will fill it up and take care of what you are calling "sick". ;)