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hi yesterday i decided to "bite the bullet"& start practicing fmq. had several6"sq sandwiched so decided to use them.was that a mistake ? they seemed to be hard to handle,problem because they were too small?i HATE practising anything , thought i couldjust use up what i had.have lots of plain muslin,should icut larger sqs?be easier to handle?help,thanx,dar
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I would use a much larger piece...I would be running over my fingers every 30 seconds trying to use a 6"square, and getting a needle stuck through your finger while FMQ is not pleasant. Ask me how I know. Twice. :oops:
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Originally Posted by quiltbugs
I would use a much larger piece...I would be running over my fingers every 30 seconds trying to use a 6"square, and getting a needle stuck through your finger while FMQ is not pleasant. Ask me how I know. Twice. :oops:
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Originally Posted by kristen0112
you could sew a few of those blocks together to make it bigger then have place mats, or a runner something...
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