Beginner pressing question.
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Any time i can press seams of the "parts" of a block in opposite directions so that they will "nest" together when i put the block together, i do it. Just makes matching seams much easier i think.
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Thanks, Gale! sometimes I was lucky with those intersections and sometimes not - now I know why!
I do it like this: http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2005/...tch-seams.html
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This is the only type of quilt I've done but when my grandma showed mr it was one row left and one row right and using pins with the smallest heads possible so you can carefully sew over or pull at the last possible moment.
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