Trim your quilted blocks to the desired size as in the previous two tutorials.
Cut 3 ½
inch wide sashing strips for the front of the quilt.
Lay your two quilted
blocks side by side, right sides up.
Take your
first block and sashing strip. With right sides together place the unfolded
edge on the RHS of the block as shown. Match raw edges and pin in place.
Stitch. This
seam will be 1 inch wide.
Flip
the LHS block over on top of the RHS block, right sides together exposing the
seam . Stitch this seam in a similar fashion to the previous one.
To
make the sashings for the back you can either choose a decorative fabric or one
that matches your backing.
The
back sashings are cut at 3 inches in width and are pressed in the same manner.
It should fit very well if you have trimmed
your blocks well and been accurate with your seam allowances on your front
sashings.
Move the needle over to the right/ or
left depending on which side you are stitching and using the edge of your foot
as a guide against the previous stitching line on the right/left stitch the
length of the sashing. Check that you have the needle in the right position
before you sew too far along.
Move
the needle to the opposite position and sew along the remaining side of the
sashing if you wish to sew them all in the one direction or just turn your
block up the other way to do the remaining side.
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