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August 14th 05, 03:34 AM
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joining fabric
I know I read somewhere how to join two pieces of fabric together to make
one without it showing too much. I want to do this on a piece of mine to change a squarish rectangle into a really long rectangle. Does anyone have a guideline on how to do this fairly quick and painlessly? Addie 
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August 14th 05, 03:40 AM
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Sorry for replying to myself, but I just found it. If anyone else is
looking, New Stitches #143, page 22 Addie "Addie Otto" wrote in message news:e5yLe.175988$9A2.118384@edtnps89... I know I read somewhere how to join two pieces of fabric together to make one without it showing too much. I want to do this on a piece of mine to change a squarish rectangle into a really long rectangle. Does anyone have a guideline on how to do this fairly quick and painlessly? Addie
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