[DEAR] JANE STICKLE CYBER BLOCK PARTY - Jan 2010 thru May/Jun 2011
#1801
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Originally Posted by Icandothat
Is this the site to post photos of our finished week 1 blocks?
i guess its not considered photos because its not a quilt yet - its just blocks
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-32596-1.htm
#1802
Originally Posted by Esqmommy
Be careful Mama, you'll end up like me ignoring your kids and working on little tiny blocks!! LOL, just kidding!!! It's addicting though, isn't it? I hope I can keep up my enthusiasm...it's a long road ahead!
#1803
I made a practice block today. It took me 2 1/2 hours. I think it came out ok.
It seemed a bit bulky to sew the unit together with the paper on. Do you all leave the paper until all the units are together, or do you remove the paper when the units are individually done?
It seemed a bit bulky to sew the unit together with the paper on. Do you all leave the paper until all the units are together, or do you remove the paper when the units are individually done?
#1805
I remove the paper too, then sew them together.
The other method I've used is to cut the paper along the sewing line, so when it comes to sewing them together the paper is still there stabilising but it's not under the needle.
The other method I've used is to cut the paper along the sewing line, so when it comes to sewing them together the paper is still there stabilising but it's not under the needle.
#1806
Originally Posted by BlueChicken
I remove the paper too, then sew them together.
The other method I've used is to cut the paper along the sewing line, so when it comes to sewing them together the paper is still there stabilising but it's not under the needle.
The other method I've used is to cut the paper along the sewing line, so when it comes to sewing them together the paper is still there stabilising but it's not under the needle.
#1809
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: OFallon, MO
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Originally Posted by BlueChicken
I remove the paper too, then sew them together.
The other method I've used is to cut the paper along the sewing line, so when it comes to sewing them together the paper is still there stabilising but it's not under the needle.
The other method I've used is to cut the paper along the sewing line, so when it comes to sewing them together the paper is still there stabilising but it's not under the needle.
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