Dresden & Question
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I didn't read all the replies so this may have been said, are you using an applique foot? it has a tunnel to allow for the built up stitches to have room underneath.
also I love your fabrics and dresden plate is one of my favorite quilt patterns
also I love your fabrics and dresden plate is one of my favorite quilt patterns
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Mamadorian Do you have an embroidery machine? I
do all the centers on my machine use stickey back to hold in place no hooping they are perfect every time and take just a few minutes to run . If you dont have one perhaps
a friend would do them. Your Dresden plate is beautiful.
do all the centers on my machine use stickey back to hold in place no hooping they are perfect every time and take just a few minutes to run . If you dont have one perhaps
a friend would do them. Your Dresden plate is beautiful.
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I don't use satin stitch on applique because of all the issues with trying to keep it even, bunching, etc. I use the blanket stitch or zig-zag. I think the result is better, and it's easier to go around smoothly when the stitches are not to tight.
I really like your dresden...it's lovely!!
I really like your dresden...it's lovely!!
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Here's the center of my Dresden again and another circle I just did, after practicing and practicing. As much as you all have insisted 'practice makes you better', you're right. I think my newest circle looks a heck of a lot better than this first one. :)
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