First Attempt at Sewing Curves
12-04-2010, 06:40 AM
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Oh, I just recently completed a quilt top where I had a huge pieced circle for the central piece, and then had to get the arcs of the fabric right and sew them on- that was my first quilt. Once you get through the first, the rest of them get much, much easier. It is very nice, and you should be proud. I discovered that some quilters get a bit squirmish with circles in their quilts. It's a good skill to have in your set of skills as a quilter. Good job!! :0)
12-04-2010, 06:41 AM
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Originally Posted by arpdesigns28
Oh, I just recently completed a quilt top where I had a huge pieced circle for the central piece, and then had to get the arcs of the fabric right and sew them on- that was my first quilt. Once you get through the first, the rest of them get much, much easier. It is very nice, and you should be proud. I discovered that some quilters get a bit squirmish with circles in their quilts. It's a good skill to have in your set of skills as a quilter. Good job!! :0)
12-04-2010, 06:45 AM
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That is so pretty! You have more skill than I do. I tried curves for the first time recently, and the only reason my stitches would look like a Drunkard's Path is because they look like someone drunk did then! :)
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