nantucketsue

I am a hand quilter but have had to resort to machine quilting to complete a deadline. My problem is, when I unpicked a seam (and there have been a few occasions but I won't go into the sorry details) I really don't know how to resume the line without making a complete hash of it. I tried threading a needle and burying the end knot which worked fairly well, but putting it back in the machine to start the line again has resulted in an uneven and, in my opinion, a worse scenario than if I had left it crooked, although in one instance I had caught the back so it had to be unpicked. Any recommendations on how best to go about this.

Tartan

If I correct a boo boo, I tie and bury the ends of the old stitching. I then put the quilt back under the machine and use the hand wheel to put the needle in the correct hole to start again, bring up my threads to the top and start sewing again. I tie and bury the thread ends when finished quilting.

dunster

I do as Tartan said, except that I try to tie and bury all threads while quilting.

ManiacQuilter2

I usually undo my seam to where I can easily bury the restart quilting in the ditch where it won't be seen.