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    Super Member quiltsRfun's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Onebyone View Post
    I have the SS and it has never moved on the extension table for my machine. I have to peel it off. Maybe the surface it is on makes a difference?
    Mine doesn't move either. I wash it under the faucet with cool water occasionally when it starts to feel less sticky.


    Quote Originally Posted by peaceandjoy View Post
    Not a SS, but I sewed through an Olfa cutting mat. It was a "slap myself in the forehead" moment.
    I did that too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by peaceandjoy View Post
    Not a SS, but I sewed through an Olfa cutting mat. It was a "slap myself in the forehead" moment.
    THAT's impressive.

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    You are definitely not alone. I ruined three supreme sliders by sewing them into quilts. I didn't have trouble getting them removed although one had many, many stitches that had to be cut. My big problem was the expense of replacing the supreme sliders. Believe me, I am now very careful to tape the slider down well before starting FMQ.

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    I never did that, but I accidentally ironed my cutting board. It really warped it. lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by susie-susie-susie View Post
    I never did that, but I accidentally ironed my cutting board. It really warped it. lol
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    I did just the opposite. Got in a hurry and I used the rotary cutter on my ironing board. Made a quick fix with some fusible tape, and so far it's holding. I'm more careful now.
    When a dying man asked his pastor "How long does it take to die?" his pastor's heartfelt reply was "A lifetime." Live life to the fullest, but stop now and then to enjoy the sunset.
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    yep, i gave up on mine too. never sewed through it though. but could have!

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    I have the SS and it has never moved on the extension table for my machine. I have to peel it off. Maybe the surface it is on makes a difference?
    I love my life!

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    That is so sad to have happen, I would be just beside myself.
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    Oh dear, I do feel for you..nothing worse than having to undo millions of stitches.....don't dwell on it, it will just become more upsetting...just jump into the unpicking with gritted teeth and your favourite music playing!

    I once put my iron, sole down onto the carpet in my sewing room forgetting that it was still switched on. Came back into the room a few minutes later finding the carpet scorched and the place smelling foul!

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    Good luck. I agree perseverance and time will be you friend. For my quilting bleep...must have tired. I made myself an ironing mat to put next to my machine so I don't have to get up and go to the ironing board and absent mindedly used it to square up a block so now I has a nice cut in it Decided it was time to take a break. All in the life of a quilter

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