Seamless Stitching – Seams too good to be true!
So accuracy is key. If you dabble in quilting – more of that in another technique post – your seam allowance is normally a quarter of an inch. A seam that is too big can increase by as little as an eighth of an inch per seam can result in blocks becoming half an inch smaller and, therefore, the whole quilt could be inches smaller in every direction.
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