Seam Ripping Patterns
#21
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A pineapple quilt! I still can't get the tops to fit the bottoms, so I'm ripping out and resewing. Mostly put it back in the container after 2 or 3 blocks and sew a different top. Might take me another 3 or 4 years!
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I can't think of any one pattern that was worse than another. If I'm tired or just feeling impatient or distracted I will often make a mistake, even on the simplest thing. A little battery operated mustache trimmer is a great help with ripping seams, and mine is currently missing and forcing me to be more careful. I have looked and looked for a couple of weeks and may have to break down and buy another one.
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Can't answer this question yet because I can't bring myself to start ripping out all of the quilting I did on a baby quilt my first try at quilting an actual quilt with a long arm. It's all got to come out. I obviously need more practice with the LA.
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