What is your least favorite part of quilting?
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Mine is the pressing after all the blocks are sewn together for the top. Getting all those blasted seems going the right direction before sewing on the borders!!! Ug!!!!! I pressed 5 lap quilts last night and I sure got a work out!
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I agree with you. I actually hate that part. Not too fond of doing the free motion quilting either. Probably because I stink at it.
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Originally Posted by bj
I dislike sandwiching and basting the layers together, especially on a very big quilt. I find it very difficult to get it straight. It usually takes at least 3 stabs at it to get it even. I think part of the problem is I don't have a very good place to do it and I am short :-) :-)!
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You're not going to believe this but my least favorite part is assembling all the rows after I've made the blocks. Just seems like so much up and down from the chair, matching seams, pinning, pressing, unsewing and resewing because some block managed to magically move out of place, pressing again. It's the size of it all that bugs me a bit.
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Originally Posted by Stitchnripper
burying the threads. I enjoy all the rest, sometimes some parts more than others depending on my skills on that particular day!!
I agree, I hate sewing in all those loose ends. I know a few ladies who just cut them of, but I have to sew them in :|
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