Pressing Seams
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Which is preferred for Long Arm Quilting? Pressing seams open, or to one side, or does it matter?
I am working on a quilt that I will have quilted, and I was wondering if I should be pressing all of the seams open?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Janie
I am working on a quilt that I will have quilted, and I was wondering if I should be pressing all of the seams open?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Janie
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The only quilt I had that was just a little troublesome was a foundation pieced string quilt. I now iron these seams open to avoid this, but it just required a little tension adjusting. Other than that I haven't noticed any difference with other quilts.
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Originally Posted by greenbranch
Which is preferred for Long Arm Quilting? Pressing seams open, or to one side, or does it matter?
I am working on a quilt that I will have quilted, and I was wondering if I should be pressing all of the seams open?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Janie
I am working on a quilt that I will have quilted, and I was wondering if I should be pressing all of the seams open?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Janie
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