How to skin a quilt
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Love this youtube video. Interesting technique. The tool she is using is RAZOR sharp. I have one and you do need to be careful.
If you watch it, pay attention to the last 5 seconds of it. We know this quilter is a human.
Gave me my laugh of the day.
If you watch it, pay attention to the last 5 seconds of it. We know this quilter is a human.
Gave me my laugh of the day.
#6
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Posts: 486
I have the stainless steel Havel and love it. I usually use it to "skim" when I've made a mistake paper piecing something because the stitches are small and take too long to remove any other way.
I did try it on a quilt once... and cut through the quilt.
I did try it on a quilt once... and cut through the quilt.
#7
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Middle TN
Posts: 1,627
Originally Posted by Cuilteanna
I have the stainless steel Havel and love it. I usually use it to "skim" when I've made a mistake paper piecing something because the stitches are small and take too long to remove any other way.
I did try it on a quilt once... and cut through the quilt.
I did try it on a quilt once... and cut through the quilt.
#8
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Iowa
Posts: 314
Originally Posted by Cuilteanna
I have the stainless steel Havel and love it. I usually use it to "skim" when I've made a mistake paper piecing something because the stitches are small and take too long to remove any other way.
I did try it on a quilt once... and cut through the quilt.
I did try it on a quilt once... and cut through the quilt.
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Iowa
Posts: 314
Originally Posted by merry
Originally Posted by Cuilteanna
I have the stainless steel Havel and love it. I usually use it to "skim" when I've made a mistake paper piecing something because the stitches are small and take too long to remove any other way.
I did try it on a quilt once... and cut through the quilt.
I did try it on a quilt once... and cut through the quilt.
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