hexagon table topper
05-15-2010, 04:17 PM
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Really nice job on the hexagon table runner. Did you bind it with one continuous piece of binding or individual strips for each side? I have one in progress but don't like the corners of the binding, so just letting it sit for a spell. Hope you can explain how you got your corners to look so nice? Thanks for any tips !
suzy
Really nice job on the hexagon table runner. Did you bind it with one continuous piece of binding or individual strips for each side? I have one in progress but don't like the corners of the binding, so just letting it sit for a spell. Hope you can explain how you got your corners to look so nice? Thanks for any tips !
suzy
05-15-2010, 04:34 PM
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I tried one continuous strip and that didn't work right for me . So I cut individual strips. I sewed 1 on and trimmed , then sewed the next and trimmed all the way around . I hope you can understand this . You may have to work with it a little . I no longer have it so I can't take any close up photos of it . I made this for a gift for a friend . She loves it . Annie
05-16-2010, 12:10 PM
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Thank you for the quick reply. I think I will also do individual pieces. When I try the continuous strip ,I don't like the corners. wish someone would demo an easy way with the binding on hexagons and other odd shaped quilting projects. Again thank you for the answer.
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