DISCUSSION for APRIL 15th BOM
04-19-2007, 11:07 AM
#22
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Carla is right....small clips close to the innie's will help it to turn under. Just remember it is only for the innie's....outties are just that....outties. The clipping actually helps in creating a false bias which enables it to turn more easily as it provides the needed give. After that it is all downhill. Also...are you right or a left handed.....righties turn best when going counterclockwise and lefties turn best going clockwise...or so it is said.
04-19-2007, 01:15 PM
#23
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I'm doomed! I'm right handed and I stitch clockwise and I also stitch at the bottom of the project instead of the top. My sister sews the way you suggest. I just could not make that work for me. Sigh! I always have to do things the hard way, I guess.
Can I reteach my self to go the other way. It's not worked so far. Obstinate!
I've never used a glue stick with my projects. I've tried to steer clear of glue. I know many people do use it and I've considered it but that's as far as I've gotten. I did make snips but my stitches always look like they are going to pull out or the fabric is going to totally fray on those innies. I'll just pray they hold together for a little while. My tulip is finished and I'll be very, very careful to select future patterns with few (if any) innies or outies! Hmm... circles? Another whole basket of worms!!!
Can I reteach my self to go the other way. It's not worked so far. Obstinate!
I've never used a glue stick with my projects. I've tried to steer clear of glue. I know many people do use it and I've considered it but that's as far as I've gotten. I did make snips but my stitches always look like they are going to pull out or the fabric is going to totally fray on those innies. I'll just pray they hold together for a little while. My tulip is finished and I'll be very, very careful to select future patterns with few (if any) innies or outies! Hmm... circles? Another whole basket of worms!!!
04-19-2007, 02:14 PM
#24
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Originally Posted by Yvonne
My tulip is finished and I'll be very, very careful to select future patterns with few (if any) innies or outies! Hmm... circles? "Another whole basket of worms"!!!
tim not in san jose
04-20-2007, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Norah
Okay, Patrice, Miss Smarty Pants!! :twisted: You're on. I'll pick up the gauntlet. I'll try it your way cuz I want you to have to work twice as hard as the rest of us by making two. 'Sides, you're probably an old hand at that method, too. That does sound like a quite a challenge. Now I'm getting nervous.
yep. been workin' on it all stinkin' day!
:shock:
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