My Table Topper :( - UPDATE: now :)
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Your center looks perfectly flat, and if so, I don't think the Insulbrite is your problem. Because of the way it's rippling, I think the binding is causing the problem. If you think so too, here's a link I found that may be able to help. Good luck -- it's a very pretty topper!
http://www.anniescatalog.com/quiltin...=611&type_id=T
http://www.anniescatalog.com/quiltin...=611&type_id=T
I agree, that looks like a binding issue to me. It's so easy to stretch the binding a bit when applying, and get these ripples. The topper is really lovely!
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I've read an noted that others have said what was my first thought...the edge/binding seems to be the culprit. Did you use bias binding? If yes, and your overnight blocking doesn't work - perhaps straight grain binding would be the answer. It's really so pretty - I hope you get it sorted out.
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