Janstar

Hope you are feeling better Tiffany.

sandpat

Ok...I just wanna show you guys what happens when you start puffing your chest out a little too much......I was sooo proud of this triangle..I had just taken my time and worked through it..only had to rip twice (great for me!) and all the points are perfect...well....here ya go...

Shemjo

Hate when that happens! I am working on that one tonight. Not trimming the outsides until I have it all together.

sandpat

Duh...I didn't mean to trim it until I was totally finished...but...I replaced the bottom section and it is fine...still crooked though...A lot of my tri's seem to go crooked...why is that?

sarahelloyd

have you tried ironing it to see if you can persuade it into shape, it doesn't look terminal does it?

Sheree from Chicago

A "little persuasion" can go a long way!

Sheree from Chicago

Sandpat you make me smile! Love your fabric/triangle.

Janstar

That happens to me alot. What number is that one? I can't find it.

sandpat

Its RS11 and I have "fixed" it as best I can. The thing is that I try so hard to sew exactly on the line....I go slowly...etc and yet on these tris...they all seem to want to go kinda crooked on me. Oh...they will be used anyway because I can't seem to fix the problem and dad burnit...I worked HARD on them!

Oh and thanks Sheree!

Esqmommy

Sandpat, I feel your pain...I'm wondering if when you are sewing, if your machine is taking the last big and curving it? Put another piece of fabric behind your fabric as you get toward the end. You get less threads running around and I think the edges stay much straighter. Have you tried that before? With these small pieces, every little bit seems to make a difference.