With my paisley design, I just quilted along the lower edge of each of the largest curves, producing scallops. Now staple in 3 places on your side of the board. Jump to the other side of the board and staple in 3 places. If the fabric looks well-placed on the front, go ahead and put in the rest of the staples on the back at each side. Do the top next, neatly folding in the corners, and then the bottom.
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