Karen Stone's Cinco de Mayo???
08-17-2010, 08:13 AM
#13
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Yes,IMHO, same for the border because if you don't remove the paper, you end up with a bunch of layers of fabric and paper, and that can distort the nice clean lines you have been working so hard to maintain! Also, it is more difficult to remove the paper when there are several layers.
08-18-2010, 11:37 AM
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Thank you! I will take the advice to iron well AND starch before removing the paper.
My teacher said to leave the edges of the blocks slightly undone on the border to inset the border (and to work the last arcs in with the border). Did you need to do this?
I appreciate any coaching you have time for.
My teacher said to leave the edges of the blocks slightly undone on the border to inset the border (and to work the last arcs in with the border). Did you need to do this?
I appreciate any coaching you have time for.
08-18-2010, 12:30 PM
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I found this on the Just Curves website.
BERNINA users note: ALL Berninas will accept the Curve Master. A special metal Bernina shank adapter is required. You would have this if you have ever used a generic, or non-Bernina foot on your machine, or if you have the Bernina ruffler attachment. If you need one, it is available on the Just Curves website or from your Bernina dealer.
Tell me more...curvemaster? What is it? do they make them for berninas?
BERNINA users note: ALL Berninas will accept the Curve Master. A special metal Bernina shank adapter is required. You would have this if you have ever used a generic, or non-Bernina foot on your machine, or if you have the Bernina ruffler attachment. If you need one, it is available on the Just Curves website or from your Bernina dealer.
Originally Posted by Esqmommy
Originally Posted by kluedesigns
i made the quilt as a wedding gift for friends.
i 2nd the curve master foot. i'm made 3 inch new york beauties with it and they can out great.
i 2nd the curve master foot. i'm made 3 inch new york beauties with it and they can out great.
08-18-2010, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Bluphrog
I found this on the Just Curves website.
BERNINA users note: ALL Berninas will accept the Curve Master. A special metal Bernina shank adapter is required. You would have this if you have ever used a generic, or non-Bernina foot on your machine, or if you have the Bernina ruffler attachment. If you need one, it is available on the Just Curves website or from your Bernina dealer.
Tell me more...curvemaster? What is it? do they make them for berninas?
BERNINA users note: ALL Berninas will accept the Curve Master. A special metal Bernina shank adapter is required. You would have this if you have ever used a generic, or non-Bernina foot on your machine, or if you have the Bernina ruffler attachment. If you need one, it is available on the Just Curves website or from your Bernina dealer.
Originally Posted by Esqmommy
Originally Posted by kluedesigns
i made the quilt as a wedding gift for friends.
i 2nd the curve master foot. i'm made 3 inch new york beauties with it and they can out great.
i 2nd the curve master foot. i'm made 3 inch new york beauties with it and they can out great.
08-19-2010, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by jillherndon
I am working on Indian Orange Peel too. I have a similar question after sewing the arcs to the center block about every which way -- my question is which way works best -- leave the paper in or take it off the unit before joining units. I am about to start the border piecing...
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