If you sew squares and rectangles the traditional way (sew to a corner– pivot, sew to the next corner– pivot…) you’re doing it wrong! OK, it is not necessarily wrong, but I think you’ll agree that this method gives you much nicer corners as well as stronger seams. What do you think?
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