Quilt rescue questions....
12-21-2012, 05:15 PM
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This is a good method OR you could applique the hexagon edges to a border. If you enjoy handwork, the front and back edges could be folded in and slip stitched (no binding, old-time W.Va. quilters did this) or blanket stitched.
This is a good method OR you could applique the hexagon edges to a border. If you enjoy handwork, the front and back edges could be folded in and slip stitched (no binding, old-time W.Va. quilters did this) or blanket stitched.
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