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Thread: another way to sew a perfect seam

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    Fascinating! going to give it a try.
    Carmen E.

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    This will come in very handy when d
    oing my bargello swirl table topper
    Patricia

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    This was terrific! I even shared the link to all my quilting mini-group friends.

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    jeaninmain, why don't you give that a try and see if it works. I can't see why it wouldn't work. Then you could post the outcome of your test.
    jean

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    wow that is a great idea , thank you for posting !!!

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    Wow, you can't imagine how helpful this is to me. I'm going to try it on my next 1/4" project. I often seem to "veer off" either at the beginning or end of my stitching, and this may cure me of that.

    Though I'd think it might slow me down, I also think that may be a fair trade-off for a more accurate seam.

    Thanks for the post and the link!

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    Great tip - - thanks so much for sharing.
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    Looks like a great idea and worth trying.

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    Nice tutorial... I am always learning something new here on the QB. Looking forward to giving this a test.

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    So simply. Thanks for sharing.
    What I make with my hands, I give with my heart.

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