Scrappy Siggie Block Swap-special note on pge 150- Closed
#1385
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Originally Posted by CLMQuilter
I use a Pigma Micron pen and I press them with my iron to set them.
Carol in Delaware
Carol in Delaware
I have been putting mine right side down on a dark cloth and pressing. Should I be using a pressing cloth on top and pressing on the right side?
#1386
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I am doing the happy Siggie dance....My blocks have been rec'd. One less package to worry about.LOL. My answers for the baove posts,
Right side down
no pressing cloth required
micro pens
I put my blocks on my ironing Omnigrid board and they wrote beautifully, I tried everything else and my writing was bad to begin with so....I was accidentally signing one on the ironing side of the omnirgid and walahhh....perfection, no moving etc.
Last but not least, get those blocks in the mail and take a deep breath...but don't pass out....then slow breathes till your package has been rec'd. LOL been there done that
Right side down
no pressing cloth required
micro pens
I put my blocks on my ironing Omnigrid board and they wrote beautifully, I tried everything else and my writing was bad to begin with so....I was accidentally signing one on the ironing side of the omnirgid and walahhh....perfection, no moving etc.
Last but not least, get those blocks in the mail and take a deep breath...but don't pass out....then slow breathes till your package has been rec'd. LOL been there done that
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A hint for when you get ready to sew these together.
I used them in this quilt.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-49147-1.htm
At first I started sewing the siggy blocks together in rows.
I discovered that if you sew 4 in a square and then square that to the 6 1/2 inches it is MUCH easier. I un-sewed the strips and put them back together as blocks.
Hope this hint will eliminate some frustration for you!
I used them in this quilt.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-49147-1.htm
At first I started sewing the siggy blocks together in rows.
I discovered that if you sew 4 in a square and then square that to the 6 1/2 inches it is MUCH easier. I un-sewed the strips and put them back together as blocks.
Hope this hint will eliminate some frustration for you!
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Location: Northern Indiana
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:hunf: I am at the point of squaring up and ... about half my blocks are off in size :hunf: :hunf: Went and got more white fabric today , and just when I thought I was ahead of the game :roll: LOL
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