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    Old 09-13-2010, 07:57 AM
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    Originally Posted by ckcowl
    SO, THAT IS THE REASON! YOU GET BETTER SEAMS...why are you looking for more? reading through the responses everyone has pretty much told you the same thing...the reason to set your seams is so you have smoother, better looking seams when you then press them to one side or open...that IS THE REASON...so, you are still asking why????
    WHY???
    sometimes (especially when you are fairly new) people tend to try to over-complicate things...it does not have to be complicated...it can really and truely be a simple reason. don't try to feed more into technique's than what is already there. it is a simple thing. set your seams and you will have smoother seams....
    no reason for stress...



    Originally Posted by leaha
    http://www.scrapquilts.com/pressing.html

    I found this and it explains press /ironing clearly. but still WHY? I guess I am looking for a really good answer. I do know that my preasing is better when I set the seams.
    Than You for that; you said exactly what I have been mumbling to myself. It is a waste of energy and time; could be sewing a quilt in the time being taken worrying about WHY :!: :? :roll:
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