How To Make a Mitered Edge
Insertion lace is flat and meant to be sewn on both sides, as is the
lace I used. This lace would not work in real life, but thought it ok
for a how to. Edging lace has one flat side and the other side is scalloped.
The main point here is how to miter the corner so I hope its ok.
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Step One: Zig-zag the lace to the finished edge
down to the corner.
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Step Two: Extend the lace down, the same measurment as the lace is wide,
mark your lace.
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Step Three: Stitch from corner to outside corner as soon.
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Step Four: Continue sewing down other side. Trim the excess lace from
the corner, press well.
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Step Five: Finished lace attached.
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Wow, Nonie! That is easy! Thanks for sharing!
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