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If an appliqué fabric is so light colored or thin that the background fabric shows through, fuse a lightweight interfacing to the wrong side of the fabric. You can also fuse a piece of the appliqué fabric to a matching piece, wrong sides together, an

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Increasing the size of the inner border is an easy way to compensate when using a panel that is slightly smaller than the pattern calls for. Stitched by Editorial Assistant Palmer Bixler and quilted by Karen Somers of Spoolin’ Around. ■

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After stitching blocks together, carefully remove the backing paper from completed blocks and press seams. You can also staystitch 1/8” from the outer edge of the completed block. Carefully remove backing paper and press seams. Then complete quilt to

the original red solid, this design becomes an old-fashioned rainbow of comforting colors. ■

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Bell blocks and four Chain blocks, and I finished them off with 1” and 2” borders. To do the same, you’ll need 1 yard of background fabric, ⅜ yard of light gray, a scrap of dark gray and about ½ yard total of blues and greens. The binding requires ⅓

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