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pattern makes quilting the sashings easy.<br />
Feature: Point to Point - Pattern<br />
Quilting the Quilt - Which CS Feature To use<br />
Phase 3 - Borders<br />
Sashings using Point_To_Point - Pattern<br />
Assumptions: Quilt was measured, a diagram is drawn, the quilt top is loaded<br />
and stabilized, machine is threaded, bobbins wound, belts engaged and patterns<br />
have been added to the project. Block patterns have probably already been stitched<br />
(and the sashing will be stitched around these blocks).<br />
Prep Step #1 - Optional - Define Reference boundaries 96 to check the P2P<br />
placement. To do this, click on the Boundary icon and CS prompts for the points that<br />
define the boundary. Make as many as needed to check the placement.<br />
Prep Step #2. Choose a pattern. Select a pattern with the startpoint on the left, the<br />
endpoint on the right and both points on the same horizontal line. P2P patterns 66<br />
must stitch from left to right.<br />
Prep Step #3. Change pattern details 46<br />
if needed. Be aware of the pattern size,<br />
proportion and any margins. Measure the size of the sashing strips and choose a<br />
pattern size that fills the space but stays contained in the sashing. Use the Preview<br />
area to audition the size and placement of the patterns if desired.<br />
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