I take an extra stitch or two (back stitches) to make sure that it is good and secure-don't cut your hand sewing thread. When I pin, I actually put my last pin in this spot. Stop your stitching a quarter inch from the actual corner. Opening the seam helps to cut down on excess bulk. Open the seam and press-finger pressing is usually enough but you can use an iron if you want. Once you know that you sewed if correctly, trim the excess fabric. I don't even have to think about it any more. You only have to mess up once or twice and you will have this down perfectly. If this happens, remove your stitching and try again. If you accidentally sew the wrong diagonal, the strip will have a bend in it. Before you cut off the excess fabric, straighten the strip to make sure it is straight. Check the picture to see which diagonal of the square to sew. There should be a square that is 2 layers thick.
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