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117becca
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i don't have a serger, but if i did, I'd do it after i finished quilting because as many of already said, the quilt top will shrink up.
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I just fold the extra batting onto itself and pin it so it won't be in the way.
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You could try making your batting and backing a little to big then serge the raw edges of each layer. That would help prevent the fraying but allow for shrinking during the quilting.
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You could serge just the top and bottom separatly to stop the fraying part but I agree with the others, the fabric shifts when you are quilting.
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