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July 5th 07, 07:26 PM
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How do I keep my quilt square
My first few quilt projects have not hung straight and I am trying to
make sure my current project stays square. I have just now started attaching the borders and so far everything is square and all of measurements match up like they should. What tips do you have for keeping everthing square during attaching boders and quilting? I think somehow the quilting on my last project caused the wavy way the quilt hung. Is there a way to keep the quilting from causing a warp in the quilt? Jerry in North Alabama http://community.webshots.com/user/MaleQuilter 
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