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Friday
Apr042008

A Trip Around the Wool: Sewing the Strips Together

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Once all your strips are sewn together and bagged it's time to sew the strips together.

Take strips number 1 and 2 out of their bags.

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With the right sides up, line up the strips. Refer back to the picture of your layout to make sure that the strips are properly aligned.  

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Pin the strips together with their wrong sides together. Be thorough with the pins and make sure to secure the corners well.

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After they are pinned all the way together you can start sewing.

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The strips are sewn just like the squares were sewn together earlier. Remember that you're sewing on the right side of the fabric.

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When you get to a corner, move your needle  diagonally from the front square to the back square and then keep going as shown in the pictures above.

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When you get the end of your thread tie a knot on the wrong side of the seam and hide the thread end, just like you did when sewing the squares together.

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Sew all the strips together in this manner. The easiest way to do it is to sew Strips 1-5 together, then separately Strips 6-10 and Strips 11- 15. Then sew the 1-5 chunk to the 6-10 chunk and lastly sew on the 11-15 chunk.

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