Scrappy binding. Print Fabrics: 99 2 1/2” strips The best part of this quilt is that it is made with just one block, and pressing directions I'm attempting machine binding for the first time tonight… need to get a quilt done by Saturday and I don't think I can get it done by hand that quickly… wish me luck! Awesome! That was a mouthful…here’s a better look at making half square triangles if your brand new to it. Thanks so much for this tutorial. It's frustrating. […], […] not be as pretty as hand stitching, but it will last a lot longer. Wow. If you have any questions or need permissions, email cluckclucksew@gmail.com. Thank… PATTERN: SHORTCAKE- - JELLY ROLL FRIENDLY - - by Cluck Cluck Sew Pattern directions for three (3) sizes: Throw/Lap/Coverlet - 56 x 64 - 1 Jelly Roll (35 Strips) Twin - 64 x 88 - 1 Jelly Roll + 15 Strips (55 Strips) Queen - 88 x 96 - 83 Strips + 3 strips (83 Strips) We Do Quilts Price: $7.95 This looks nice. I just remembered the coral colored binding and when I saw Cluck cluck sew, I knew this was the one! I cut my binding strips 2.5″ x the width of the fabric and trim off the selvages. Pin the binding to a side of the quilt, matching the raw edges and leaving about a 10″ tail. Thanks for sharing. I really appreciate the time you spent photographing, explaining and blogging this. Great tutorial. This is my favorite new pattern for showing off scraps or special strips of fabric. Stitched in Color had a very similar machine binding except with a zig-zag […], […] For your binding you’ll need 25.5cm / 10″ of fabric. Had to rip it out but didn't want to rip the seams from attaching the binding to the quilt. Thanks so much – I always do mine by hand but thought it would be good to know how to do this, especially for baby quilts, as you mentioned. Thanks! I have always wanted to learn how to do this. I usually have just enough to fold it over to the back, and just pull it across the seam line on the back and sew it down. I love her and her blog and her quilts and now her new fabric line! Thanks for the tips. Just found this tutorial. ), and press the seam. :). I always machine bind baby quilts…because we all know that baby quilts get washed all.the.time. Thank you so much for this tutorial. I used this tutorial for the binding – I know I complained a lot about the machine binding last time I around but […], […] I used were in my scrap basket. What a great method. Beginner friendly quilt patterns for modern quilters. I am a new quilter and just binded my first lap quilt using your method! This is my favorite quilt binding tutorial by far. Should the fold be right against the quilt sandwich? Practice certainly helps, but I’m finding myself favoring the […], […] then I had to learn how to bind the quilted halves. Thank you! I finished a teacher gift using your tutorial just a little bit ago. I found this useful tutorial by Allison – Cluck Cluck Sew – which I intend to try out on a small project in the near […], […] Machine Binding a Quilt by Cluck Cluck Sew […], […] binding it. This is my preferred tutorial! It looks much cleaner than a lot of machine binding and the seam blends with the quilting. This is what your quilt will look like now: Now turn the quilt over and we’re going to stitch the binding down onto the BACK of the quilt. […], […] Now it is time to bind the quilt! I don't like sewing binding on anything (tried a few times), but it might be the same as with zippers .. just need practice!?? To join my binding ends, I use the binding tool and that has worked pretty well for me. Beautiful work! Binding: 1 yard. Wish I had this method up my sleeve a couple weeks ago when I had a baby quilt to bind in a night. I think that makes perfect sense….strength for the babies wash! Thanks for sharing! Thanks! Thank you! I just finished my 9th quilt, and decided to try a different method of binding — for all of my other quilts, I've just folded the backing over to the front and stitched it down thinking that that was the easiest method. I couldn't work out why , when you turned it over to stitch the last and other side, , that there were 2 rows of stitching, and you pointed to just one row, saying.. stitch OVER this line…. I will definitely try it out on the two quilts I plan on making for Christmas gifts for this year! She even shows you how to attach the border strips around the heart. I did three the weekend before Xmas and used a zigzag stitch–UGLY (IMO; the family didn't mind a bit, though). Queen. Then there would be raw edges then. Churn Dash Block | Cluck Cluck Sew - August 17, 2015 […] pencil line, cut down the pencil line, and press towards the print fabric. It’s my favorite and really all I use! That is so simple. I've always sewn the back on by hand. THANKS! The Juki only has a straight stitch…nothing else. I much more like the way you did it. I started this project back in January and then forgot about it. I know you wrote this in 2013 but I just came across this on Pinterest in 2017! Thanks for this! Thank you for the tutorial. This is a great quilt to use up leftover binding strips. I always do machine binding but have always done it the opposite way… sewing the binding on the back of the quilt first, but I agree that it looks much better without the seam running through the binding on the front. 41864. The juki only has a straight stitchnothing else. Great tutorial! Thanks again. Thank you so much for sharing. Any suggestions? Sometimes I make it wider to get a larger border. I do all my quilts this way, so by now I’ve become fairly quick at it. I also serge my quilt edges before binding. The visible stitching can be distracting, but on heavily stitched items, like quilts, it can fade into the other decorative stitching on the quilted main fabric. Your tutorial was really helpful. Love your blog!!! Wow, I never thought about that, but taht is so smart! Thanks for the hint!! Have you ever tried a 2 1/4" binding? I have a question though–how far over are you supposed to fold the binding to the back? Hi Sharon! Got all excited when I saw the pins you use. I’m going to try on in reverse as you’ve done here. I made a 2 1/2″ scrappy binding out of the fat quarter […], […] Machine Binding a Quilt by Allison at Cluck Cluck Sew […], […] (I love that tool!) Very fast!Thank you, Emanuela. I will refer to this for the next machine binding I do. Thank you. Many thanks from Phyllis in Scotland. Look for theDixie color coordinated threads by. It’s a very easy and fast method to sewing bindings, and it looks way better than sewing the binding down on the front of the quilt with a visible seam line in the binding. Once you’re done binding, you’re […], […] for quilting shortcuts, I just learned to machine bind a quilt! Please stop by my blog and share the news.. of my blogaversary.. I’ve been doing my binding by stitching from the front but I like the look of yours better. Pin the binding to a side of the quilt matching the raw edges and leaving about a 10 tail. A quick google threw up this tutorial from cluckclucksew. Great tutorial! White Fabric: 1 3/4 yards. It looks simple but we shall see. I also work very pt at Hancock Fabrics and I promote those pins quite often. I have used the technique where you are supposed to stitch over the top of the binding on the front and it is so hard to do! So much faster than hand-binding, and it looks lovely. Can you explainthe advantage of stay-stitching? Print Fabrics: 81 2 1/2” strips. There are lots and lots of binding tutorials. I've only made two quilts, but this method looks so much easier and prettier! Your instructions are very clear. That way I don't need to use pins or binding clips when hand-sewing the binding. Brilliant. 1. Feb 23, 2019 - Explore Avis cook's board "quilting" on Pinterest. Use a walking foot. I selected you for a Sunshine Award…your blog is so fun!! the binding will look like this on the front/back. It is possible to deliberately use the mismatch to create an intentionally visible stitch line on the fabric (whether from the first or the second step) by using a consistent intentional gap and a thread colour that will either “disappear” into the finished project or act as a framing accent. :). Glad I saw your video. If you don’t stay to the left of the seam line when your sewing the binding down on the back, this is what happens…you’ll get some stitches in your binding. And just like that...time for Christmas! Fall quilt finished just in time to stuff it in a . I use Cluck Cluck Sew’s machine binding tutorial and that totally works for […], […] this mound of binding was that I should practice binding by machine! ALL. Today we have pulled together five different quilt binding tutorials, perfect for finishing up a variety of quilting projects! What a simple idea, but I never thought of doing it! Thanks again for your great tutorial. […], […] Machine Binding Tutorial, Cluck Cluck Sew […], […] Cluck Cluck Sew’s Binding Tutorial […], […] I finished it with simple straight lines to form diamond shapes, and machine bound it with my favorite method. I was using this same binding method, except stitching in the ditch on the front of the quilt. I must really suck at binding. Thank you. […], […] Finished! Just make sure you are pulling that binding on the back across the front stitches before you sew it down. The pieces were all cut about 6″ long, give or take a couple of inches. I just bound my dad's queen-size quilt by machine (my first machine-binding ever), and my life will never be the same. 2 – Binding A Quilt With The Quilt Back by Cluck Cluck Sew. King. Thank u, thank u, I thank God for u. I recently wrote one on my blog for binding quilts. So any and all examples are greatly appreciated. Thanks….great pictures! Can’t wait to see the results! When you get to a corner, fold the corner up like so…. […], […] hour by machine binding. Thank you so much for this tutorial! What if it is very different from the binding color? Keep sewing until you reach a corner, and stop stitching and backstitch 1/4″ before the corner/next side of the quilt…it’s important to get that 1/4″ of unsewn space at the end! Here is an example from Cluck Cluck Sew. Sew down the crease marks,” I don’t understand what you mean. Very nice tutorial. My least, http://www.punchwithjudy.com.au/shop/charlottes-fusible-web-by-charlotte-warr-andersen-115yds.html, Sewing machine mash-up: Bernina 440QE and the Juki 2010Q | Cluck Cluck Sew. At some point will you show how to bind a scallop edge quilt?P.S. Thanks so much! 3 aqua. Both methods work great and I love both though! - It's Always Autumn, Quick & Easy Table Runner Tutorial | Bobbin's Lullaby, Welded Quilt: AGF Stitched {& Giveaway} | Night Quilter, A Teacosy – A Learning Curve | makingshyeni, Wildflower Meadow Raw Edge Circle Quilt | Fat Fanny Fern, How to Create Evergreen Posts for Your Craft Blog - whileshenaps.com, The Growing Tree Wall Hanging Tutorial | Night Quilter, 52 craft projects // walk with me quilt – Frogged Designs, 52 craft projects // you’ve got mail – Frogged Designs, Tutorials to make Quilting Easier! Check out my blog…, Now if you could please post a tip on how to not get puckers in our quilts, I'd be ever so grateful! I like to machine sew my binding on by sewing it to the back of the quilt first and then flipping it to the front and edge-stitching it down. Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial! It took me forever to find this again through Google. Tick Tock is a beginner friendly, block based quilt that is perfect for scraps, especially leftover binding strips and pre-cuts. This kind of pillow is called an envelope pillow, because you basically create an envelope that goes around the pillow insert. Thank you so much for sharing this here! I thought my mom exaggerated when she said sewing on the binding […], […] FINISHING Labelling Quilts Add a hanging sleeve […], […] 10. I do this too. Rita over at Red Pepper Quilts also has a great tutorial you can find […], […] das geht, kannst du dir auch bei CluckCluckSew […], […] 2¼” strips but this time I wanted to try sewing the binding entirely by machine following Allison Harris’ tutorial . Keep on sewing until you’re back at the start and you’re done! This is the best binding tutorial I have come across after lots of searching! Reverse the process. Start sewing under the pin using a 14 seam allowance. Thank you to the folks at Cluck, Cluck Sew! The only part I didn't quite follow, and it's because I am a complete beginner, is the part where the two ends of the binding strip is joined together. Sewing looooong tiny rows together is my least favorite part of quilting, so I try to make small blocks into bigger blocks whenever I can. Click here for supplies: http://missouriquiltco.com Jenny Doan demonstrates how to bind a quilt the quick and easy way. Fast and simple with great results. :) Go on Bliss Hosting Co for the best hosting in all over the world, […] to have, especially the zig-zag stitch which I use to stitch around the quilt edges before binding (see this post). Love it and it will be my go to from now on. I’m hoping to have a tutorial up sometime soon on binding, but until then, I learned everything I need to know from Cluck Cluck Sew. I have a question about your "stay-stitching" around the edge of the quilt before binding. I always have problems with my fabric edge. I want my site loaded up as fast as yours lol Thanks for the sharing with us …. Thank you so much for this tutorial. I'm making a quilt for my cousin, and will definitely use your method to finish that one. I really recommend to reverse this process if you want to use fancy stitching and do the binding finish on the front rather than the back since the fancy stitches tend to be more difficult to handle and you don't want boo boo's on the front of a quilt lol! I will do my own video tutorial on this in the future but in the meantime Cluck Cluck Sew has written about it on her blog (that’s where I learned it from) and Amanda from A Crafty Fox has done a video tutorial on it as […], […] I machine bound it with the method in this tutorial. (You’ll find the whole binding process much simpler and easier if you use a walking foot on […], […] machine bound the quilt for durability using the fabulous machine binding tutorial by Allison at Cluck Cluck Sew, and it turned out so well. Thanks again. If scraps aren't your thing, you can also make this quilt with print yardage, pre-cut 2 1/2" strips (a Jelly Roll makes the Throw size), or I caught that same thing in the last post and thought to myself, "boy, I learn something new each day." Binding: 1/2 yard. Easy Bake Downloadable PDF Quilt Pattern Cluck Cluck Sew Finished sizes: Throw - 55" x 64" Twin - 64" x 82" Price: $6.45 Sale: $6.45 per downloadable pattern I have also hand sewn my binding to the back, but that is so time-consuming and I worry about the strength of the stitches holding up over washings and time. Your quilts are wonderful! You can sew it on the opposite way, too, and have the bobbin stitching on the front instead, like in this post. Kids have a hard time pinning and those pins really help. I am not going to give directions for machine binding, as there are so many out there, my favorite is Allison’s at Cluck Cluck Sew. […], […] If you are binding the play mat as I did, prepare your binding strips. Very easy to follow and worked great. I used this great tutorial from Cluck, Cluck, Sew, and for my first time, it came out pretty well! Sew the binding on the back of your quilt the same way as shown above. Hopefully it’ll work for you as well as it has for me! I just want to say thank you for having this! For this quilt, I sewed the binding on the backing side first, then wrapped it around to the front and used my machine to sew it down. Just practice a lot and you’ll get it and love it! I finished it in less than an hour with amazing results. […]. I have read and watch so many tutorials that I was so confused. It has a walking foot and I can't wait to try this binding method !Love the colors in this quilt too. 41865. I have been machine sewing my binding to the back, then attaching to the front with very mixed results. :-). Thank you, thank you, for creating such an easy to follow tutorial! :) http://www.sewmccool.com/chinese-year-of-the-horse-hot-pad/, VERY helpful, well done pics. See more ideas about cluck cluck sew, quilts, quilt tutorials. Cluck Cluck Sew developed this tape to act as a guide for sewing diagonal seams without marking lines and saving so much time! Print Fabrics: 42 2 1/2”strips. Flirt is in stores […], […] of 12 blocks (all five inch blocks). I had a some questions regarding the zig zag stitches along the quilts edge in, Merry Christmas!! (the other seam line in the photo is the stay-stitching after I’m done quilting…ignore it), Sew right along the edge of the binding on the back…you are trying to sew. Hi, this is a very nice idea. I'm about to quilt then bind a quilt in the next week or so and I'm definitely going to do this! but when I sew to the front, turn to the back, the back binding is always so much wider so my seam line on the front isn’t close to the binding like yours. This way, you just sew a straight line where the two ends of the binding meet…so where the two ends of the binding meet, you make a little mark or pin, then unfold the strips and sew them right sides together…just as if you were piecing two pieces of fabric together. Lift the binding strip up as shown making a diagonal fold, then pull the binding strip back down creating a fold at the top, pin. I am so in awe with your binding tutorials. P.S. I chose this one because it looked simple and didn’t include any hand sewing. Mar 24, 2018 - Binding a quilt with the quilt back, a Sewing post from the blog Cluck Cluck Sew, written by Allison Harris on Bloglovin’ Then I lined one of the pieces up with the top of the front panel, and the other piece with the bottom of the front panel (so they overlap) — making sure that the right sides are out. So do you mean it feels like you have too much binding, or too little? It seems like it helps you control the backing looking smoother if you stitch it from the back – Awesome step by step pics – thanks so much!!! Open the strips, and match the crease marks and pin the strips right sides together. Suggested by allison of cluck cluck sew in binding a quilt with the quilt back i trimmed the batting to the same size as the quilt top actually about 14 wider. Thanks for all your great tips! I don’t think I’m folding them over tighter than usual. Thank you so much for this tutorial! Tick Tock is a beginner friendly, block based quilt that is perfect for scraps, especially leftover binding strips and pre-cuts. I will be taking my walking foot with me.Thank’s for the help!!!!!! Backing: 5 1/2 yards. Lay your fabric strips right sides together as shown, sew a diagonal seam from corner to corner, trim the corner, and repeat until all of the binding strips are sewn together into one long strip. Thank you so much for this tutorial! Good one! Binding: 1/2 yard. 4 grey. and some time with my sewing machine and it was done! Binding a quilt with the quilt back i made a doll quilt before christmas and realized id never posted a tutorial on this quick and easy binding method. ⠀ I linked to this from my post today! I understand it now and I'm at the machine sewing those corners so fast! See more ideas about quilting tips, quilting tutorials, quilting techniques. Cluck Cluck Sew: Binding a quilt with the quilt back | Quilting tutorials, Quilting for beginners, Quilt binding Oct 27, 2014 - Quilt like normal…except make sure none of your stitches go into the batting. Did not like the look of that. […], […] Machine Binding Tutorial by Cluck Cluck […], […] If you are binding the play mat as I did, prepare your binding strips. Then press that whole long strip in half, wrong sides together. i usually hand sew on my bindings, but this looks great and would be so much faster! Also, I have never really caught on to joining the ends–I've always just overlapped them and I have never liked the end result. It looks complicated and its really hard to explain/take photos of…but once you try it you’ll get it. Sew a binding around the edge of the blanket. Let’s say each strip is like a V shape (on its side) and you’ve pinned one side of each V shape together. Cluck Cluck Sew by Allison Harris. This fab, Fall quilt finished just in time to stuff it in a, I’m FORCING myself to finish my fall quilt today, It's always hard to see in a tiny photo, but Kaitl, Big blocks = less blocks to make! Thank you for taking the time to show us how. :0). Print Fabrics: 63 2 1/2” strips. I took a class on binding the past weekend to help with this first quilt and it was not all that helpful. It's not perfect but I know I'll get better with each project. That has GOT to be faster than hand sewing, I will have to try it. I have been hand basting, but the zig zag sounds a lot quicker and a lot better. I love ALL of your tutorials and thi is another great one!! Just tried it on a quilt I’m finishing for Christmas and it worked beautifully. Loved the self binding tutorial as well. I made a quilt for my daughter and I wish I had known about this method before I put the binding on it! I followed her instructions, cutting and joining 2½” strips. I've always wondered how to do this to make it look as good as hand sewing the binding to the back! This tutorial just saved me from another below mediocre binding. Use a walking foot. I've tried a zillion and one ways (including this method) and mine never look good AT. :)). Thank you! Doing binding with frail edge is quite a challenge. If you’re a beginner who is mastering bindings…here’s my other tutorial on a Machine Binding a quilt. Hence the random selection of colors and patterns. This is an awesome idea, can't believe this is the first I've heard of it, it makes perfect sense! I've been having some problems with fraying after I wash the quilt and have been considering starting to serge my quilt edges too. Sew hearts together using Cluck Cluck Sew's tutorial. Thank you. (If that makes any sense.). I am new to quilting and starting on my first one. […], […] quilted this one myself, and bound it with my machine binding technique you can find here. I don't know why it never occurred to me to do it in the first place! :). This was so clear and easy to follow and it worked perfectly. I was stuck at first until I caught on to opening the strips then creasing and sewing. Haven't had much luck machine binding yet, but I am definitely going to try this. Day 20: I've been procrastinating about quilting the Additions baby quilt. finished in no time !!! I finally got a new Janome, I finally got a walking foot, and I finally got this! So your idea to make zig zag sew is just fit in with what I'm looking for. : ) Love it! :) I'll have to give your method a try. Then re-fold them and sew the binding strip down. There are a few ways to match and sew the ends of the binding together. Thanks for the details–very helpful. I will try this method. I still love a hand-stitched binding, but I’m more confident that my machine bound quilts can withstand lots of washings and use from my family. ;). Click here. I've always sewn the back of my binding by hand, but I need to try this for baby quilts: like you say, they get alot of washing!! The Up From Here baby quilt is complete. Thanks so much. I share free quilting patterns, tutorials, tips, and pretty pictures on my blog. …and then in half again, and pin. very cool, serged the edges of my last quilt and I loved it, makes it so much easier to bind. I'll be binding a baby quilt soon .. might just try it. The design for the heart block comes from Allison Harris of Cluck Cluck Sew. It is SO important to sew to the left of the seam line, but it took me forever to figure that out on my own! That's my preferred width, but it probably just makes it a bit more challenging. thanks!! I need to bind a quilt & was thinking about trying a machine binding cause I want it done quick! When you get back to where you started, stop sewing about 10″ from where you started, leaving a unsewn tail. A good way to avoid the stitches showing on the FRONT of the binding is to bind it the opposite way – attach the binding from the BACK, then pull it around to the front. It takes some practice to not get any stitches in the binding…but by now I’ve got it down pat! Hi, I have a question about something I didn’t understand in your tutorial. I would recommend machine binding over hand binding for durability. i will start binding my quilt ( in 2 hours!) Thanks so much! I've tried it, but always wind up with a pucker or two, so I finally just stopped doing it, depending instead on the quilting to hold everything in place. I am new to quilting and I found your tutorial very clear and helpful except that one part tripped me up. I have saved it and I look at it each time to review before I do my binding. Patchwork heart mug rug therm o web january 17 2018. If you need help finishing your quilt, I've included some links to some tutorials below that can help you along! I will definitely use your method! I really wanted to do it all by machine (it will get a lot of wear) and found yours. If you’ve never sewn on binding before, Allison has a great tutorial on that too! I quilted the second commissioned baby quilt. I cut my bindings 2 1/2 in. A tutorial for machine binding can be found here. Thank you so much for sharing your method. I can't wait to try this. https://cluckclucksew.com/2013/01/machine-binding-tutorial.html […], […] Using a bobbin thread that matches the fabric for the first stitch line can be handy for derisking visible peaking under the flap when topstitching, but it’s better to try and avoid the problem unless using it purposefully. -Allison, I've always sewn from the front… Will try this out though. There is a great tutorial on how to do this here. This is a great idea. I don’t understand how it goes from that to the next picture where it’s completely finished. Thanks so much. Walking Foot: I bought […] If needed, checkout this awesome binding tutorial by Allison at Cluck Cluck […], […] to each side of your quilt with raw edges together. I do love a handsewn binding though; somehow it gives me time to say goodbye to the process of making the quilt and embrace the finished item! Faster too, me thinks! Bonnie Hunter sent me here. Instead of sewing them together individually, I sewed each hourglass into a 4 patch, then sewed the 4 patches together to make the quilt. Cluck Cluck Sew | Quilt pattern designer, fabric designer, author, blogger, and Mom to 4. It was definitely quick and easy, and definitely […], […] you are in a hurry, I recommend using Cluck Cluck Sew’s tutorial on finishing your binding using your […], […] Personally, I really like binding a quilt by hand because not only does it create a clean, blind finish, but it’s also mindless sewing and pretty much the only time I sit down to watch a movie or TV. You could end use invisible thread on top and bobbin thread to match binding. :'(. Try it and see what you think! Keep sewing until you reach a corner, stop 6″ before the corner, fold the bottom edge up, then the side edge over creating a nice mitered corner and pin. Here are a couple of great binding tutorials. I used this tutorial to cut the blocks and once again, I used Cluck Cluck Sew’s machine binding tutorial to finish the […], […] then followed Allison of Cluck Cluck Sew’s wonderful binding tutorial to make and attach my […], […] you aren’t already comfortable binding, I’m going to point you to this tutorial from Cluck Cluck Sew (which is much better than anything I could write up.) God bless u and ur talent. Thanks for sharing! I’m finishing up a baby quilt now. This looks great and your tutorial was very well done. going to try this! Thank you!! You can use this fantastic quilt binding technique using fabric or use bias tape. But binding a quilt by machine can be efficient and look equally clean and tidy. […], […] this long strip to bind the runner together as you would a quilt. The tails don't appear to be tucked under and sewn down, after being trimmed. 41862. I always look forward to new posts!Thank you! Its helpful to see the mistake too, I've done that…. Fold all the way down to the next edge. […], […] favorite binding tutorial is HERE, from Alison of Cluck Cluck […], […] Once I had the front piece quilted, I made the back panel of the pillow. Just finished binding my first quilt following your steps. Having stitched the binding […], […] machine bound it (tutorial here) with my go-to coral/pink Rose Bella Solid. This fab. I’m FORCING myself to finish my fall quilt today I sewed along the edge of the entire thing, making sure to pay special attention to the overlapping back pieces so that the fabric didn’t get folded weirdly. Oh my gosh! WOW! If you did it right (it takes some practice!) I can't exactly tell what you did there after pinning the two ends together at the creases. I'll have to try this on my next quilt! Great tutorial! What size do you cut your binding? It came out, and will definitely try it style block is filled with flowers, birds and little! 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