Updated with graphic for 1/4: seams
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I finally came up with a graphic for easy, accurate 1/4" seams which I posted about before. Check here....
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-109768-4.htm#3778642
Jan in VA
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-109768-4.htm#3778642
Jan in VA
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And here's a way to verify your measurement. figure out which method works best for you. It's so nice when all your pieces fit well!!
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-89997-1.htm
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-89997-1.htm
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Originally Posted by cjtinkle
Another suggestion is a metal seam guide that screws into the throat of your machine. They're very inexpensive ($10 maybe?) and work beautifully. I have one for each of my machines.
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Hi
If you are looking for straight seams and a scant Quarter inch - we have a great video on you tube at http://youtu.be/aBoLPslLxTs
It shows the importance of getting a scant quarter. Video is by Westalee Design
Bill
If you are looking for straight seams and a scant Quarter inch - we have a great video on you tube at http://youtu.be/aBoLPslLxTs
It shows the importance of getting a scant quarter. Video is by Westalee Design
Bill
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Originally Posted by tee99
Originally Posted by cjtinkle
Another suggestion is a metal seam guide that screws into the throat of your machine. They're very inexpensive ($10 maybe?) and work beautifully. I have one for each of my machines.
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