What is your favorite tip that you got from this site.
#34
Don't just fill one bobbin when you have to stop for that. Fill several and save them in a tube container (I use the ones my diabetic test strips come in.) I used to get frustrated when my bobbin ran out. Now I just pop in another one and keep on.
Starch, starch, starch.
Ready to try the glue basting tip - I have five tops finished that need to move on to the next step - and don't feel bad about that after reading that several of you are in the same boat.
Starch, starch, starch.
Ready to try the glue basting tip - I have five tops finished that need to move on to the next step - and don't feel bad about that after reading that several of you are in the same boat.
#35
I have learned many great things over the time I have been reading this board, books, patterns, free sites, but right now my favorite is about the Bow Tucks Bag. Just finished what will be only my first one and love the comments. It's like getting a hug when someone notices your work.
#36
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Originally Posted by cjomomma
I have to say my favorite tip was the 1/4in. seam and using masking tape to mark the 1/4in. on my machine. My blocks have been lining up much better.
#37
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Location: Glenmoore, PA
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Yep, I think my favorite is the glue basting for binding. No more getting stabbed with pins. I had also never heard of the D9P and still haven't tried one, but will soon. And all the great suggestions for making HST's, and....and....and...
#38
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Originally Posted by sewlady
Originally Posted by cjomomma
I have to say my favorite tip was the 1/4in. seam and using masking tape to mark the 1/4in. on my machine. My blocks have been lining up much better.
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