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I also cut the batting to what I thought was 4″ wider than I needed, but turns out it was just the right width, not a cotton ball extra. 
Here’s what I trimmed off. That’s cutting it way too close. The second one had similar issues, the backing fabric was just the right length, not more than 2″ longer, and I loaded it the same way. I managed to waste nothing and ended up with virtually no waste. custodia silicone iphone 6 apple originale I like when that happens, but I don’t like it.
