Piecing in order
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What is your favorite way to keep the right fabrics in the right place as you piece them?
I just about have the blocks the way I want them on the design board but I've never really been able to piece them in an efficient manner.
Thank you for your ideas.
Joan
I just about have the blocks the way I want them on the design board but I've never really been able to piece them in an efficient manner.
Thank you for your ideas.
Joan
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Have you seen the way that Eleanor Burns does it?? She stack them always sew them in a row. I prefer the good old take a scrap and place a number on it. I sometimes list thing as A1, A2 A3....... in a row and the next row gets B1, B2, B3. Great way to use small scraps cutting them into 1 inch squares.
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I usually lay out the placement on my cutting table and stack everything. I then pin the maximum number of pieces I can and chain piece. Clip; set seams; press. Lay the block back out on my cutting table in the proper layout, stack again; pin max number of pieces again. Repeat as necessary.
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I pin a block number at the top left of each block. I then sew 1 to 2 and 3 to 4 and so on... I can keep them in order odd number on the bottom , even on the top. I make my stack before going to the sewing machine. I don't take the numbers off till the whole row is done. Then I mark the row number in the top left corner.
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