Boy, do I feel dumb!
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Yes, this does work. And another thing is to mist the paper with water and let it sit a few seconds; then pull the paper off. Let the pieces lie flat until dry.. Keeping the whole thing together until the blocks have been put together would probably be the best way to go.
Last edited by GailG; 09-23-2012 at 11:51 PM.
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You can leave the paper in until you sew the surrounding blocks and then remove it. This will prevent any bias edges from stretching. You don't have to leave it in beyond that. I, too, use the wrong edge of a seam ripper. It's easy to take out and perfect for when you are watching tv or just sitting down to have a break.
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