Stitch in the ditch foot - another use
#1
I have found another use for SID foot, totally by accident. I use the extended metal piece as a guide when I am making my flying geese blocks. It's so much easier to keep on the line, and the geese 'flew' perfectly. My Cog's Block is an example of this!
Fold the square corner to corner
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Cut 1/4" fron the sewing line, open, press and repeat for the other side
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Sew from corner to corner, using the metal extension as a guide
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place on the rectangle piece and pin so all raw edges match up
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Perfect Flying Geese!
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Cog's Block using this method
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#5
Originally Posted by dakotamaid
I have one of those feet, am going to try that one, saves time and steps! Thanks.
#6
Originally Posted by Deb watkins
Originally Posted by dakotamaid
I have one of those feet, am going to try that one, saves time and steps! Thanks.
#7
If you go to quilterscache.com, the drop down box will ask where you want to go today. Find the bar that says HOW TO - PROJECTS, open that up, and scroll down to HOW TO MAKE FLYING GEESE, it is speed piece method B.
#8
Originally Posted by Deb watkins
If you go to quilterscache.com, the drop down box will ask where you want to go today. Find the bar that says HOW TO - PROJECTS, open that up, and scroll down to HOW TO MAKE FLYING GEESE, it is speed piece method B.
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