Getting seams to match up. Will I ever master it?

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06-21-2010, 03:11 PM

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justme

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Beautiful!!!

06-21-2010, 03:48 PM

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CAROLJ

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Quote:

Originally Posted by penny doty

measure your needle to were your 1/4 sewing line should be, and mark that spot, and then you can lay your head on the table to see as you sew like I do :D your blocks are beautiful. God bless. Penny

That doesn't always work for me as my tears blur the vision.
:shock:

That is going to be a beautiful quilt. The colors are so soothing.

06-21-2010, 03:53 PM

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quiltinghere

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I think it's done very nice! I can't see any seams not matching. Don't point them out to anyone either!

Quilting is nothing but practice practice and more practice ... till we're satisfied with the results ... and then we find something new to practice practice practice!

06-22-2010, 08:33 AM

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marla

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Rachel, That looks good! What did you do different to make it come out the way it was supposed to do? You do have some bias in some of the pieces.

06-27-2010, 12:56 AM

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juneeloonee

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Originally Posted by Rachelcb80

I put together another block yesterday after working on my scant 1/4". I also worked on pinning, pinning, pinning and pinning some more. :) I was pleased with how this block came out. I still have a few seams a little off, but they're off less than what my previous seams were. So I'm improving!

What a pretty block! I love the use of the stripe. And your matchup corners look great. Be satisfied and proud! :-)

06-27-2010, 06:24 PM

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Bobby's Girl

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Quotation from Joen Wolfrom in Quilter's Newsletter:

"A finished quilt which has no imperfections, artistically or technically, is one which was created within the quilter's comfort zone. No significant learning will (occur) when we stay within this safe place."