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#91
Karen,
When you work with directional pattern fabric you have to turn the blocks to make them look right. I had the same problem when I did my 1st block. If the pattern doesnt have a direction, it is no problem.
When you work with directional pattern fabric you have to turn the blocks to make them look right. I had the same problem when I did my 1st block. If the pattern doesnt have a direction, it is no problem.
Originally Posted by Karen
I can't believe I messed up my first block...it isn't even a hard one. I think I'm going to go get different fabric, not so happy with the results.
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Thanks so much patti! The thing is it came up 1/8 to 1/4" to short..hmmm used the 1/4" foot. I am going to take them apart and do it by hand to see if they come out the correct size.
If they do then I will know that the foot don't work right with this machine. She is a 1916 and just might not be able to use the foot.
If they do then I will know that the foot don't work right with this machine. She is a 1916 and just might not be able to use the foot.
#93
Originally Posted by Karen
Thanks so much patti! The thing is it came up 1/8 to 1/4" to short..hmmm used the 1/4" foot. I am going to take them apart and do it by hand to see if they come out the correct size.
If they do then I will know that the foot don't work right with this machine. She is a 1916 and just might not be able to use the foot.
If they do then I will know that the foot don't work right with this machine. She is a 1916 and just might not be able to use the foot.
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Originally Posted by Deb watkins
Originally Posted by Karen
Thanks so much patti! The thing is it came up 1/8 to 1/4" to short..hmmm used the 1/4" foot. I am going to take them apart and do it by hand to see if they come out the correct size.
If they do then I will know that the foot don't work right with this machine. She is a 1916 and just might not be able to use the foot.
If they do then I will know that the foot don't work right with this machine. She is a 1916 and just might not be able to use the foot.
Deb she is such old lady there is no way to move her needle. But it was a good thought! I will have to try to get my newest singer in the shop and fixed, or just do them by hand. Not a biggy.
#98
I think you forgot the scant 1/4" part of the instructions. That means sew it just on the other side of the 1/4" mark. When I did that everything came out perfect.
Originally Posted by Karen
Thanks so much patti! The thing is it came up 1/8 to 1/4" to short..hmmm used the 1/4" foot. I am going to take them apart and do it by hand to see if they come out the correct size.
If they do then I will know that the foot don't work right with this machine. She is a 1916 and just might not be able to use the foot.
If they do then I will know that the foot don't work right with this machine. She is a 1916 and just might not be able to use the foot.
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