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I have a quilting problem that I had a solution for and since I have been out of quilting for a few months have forgotten what it is and need some help and I know it is a problem other quilters have.
I can sew a consistent 1/4 inch seam when piecing until I come to the end of the seam. It moves over a little on the last 2/3 stitches and is now less than 1/4. This makes a big difference if you are working on miniatures especially. Does anyone have a tip on what to do.
Marilynne
I can sew a consistent 1/4 inch seam when piecing until I come to the end of the seam. It moves over a little on the last 2/3 stitches and is now less than 1/4. This makes a big difference if you are working on miniatures especially. Does anyone have a tip on what to do.
Marilynne
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Originally Posted by danlynmartin
I have a quilting problem that I had a solution for and since I have been out of quilting for a few months have forgotten what it is and need some help and I know it is a problem other quilters have.
I can sew a consistent 1/4 inch seam when piecing until I come to the end of the seam. It moves over a little on the last 2/3 stitches and is now less than 1/4. This makes a big difference if you are working on miniatures especially. Does anyone have a tip on what to do.
Marilynne
I can sew a consistent 1/4 inch seam when piecing until I come to the end of the seam. It moves over a little on the last 2/3 stitches and is now less than 1/4. This makes a big difference if you are working on miniatures especially. Does anyone have a tip on what to do.
Marilynne
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