I need your help to improve and learn!
09-11-2013, 02:22 PM
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Hello, Nancy!
Thank you very much!
I have EQ and also the Software Dear Jean. In the latter block G-8 print only the templates to the EPP. But thanks to your reply (not understood about the "free" points), I did a Web search and found some videos where a person clearly explained to you referred. I discover that I was doing wrong technique.
A big hug!
Thank you very much!
I have EQ and also the Software Dear Jean. In the latter block G-8 print only the templates to the EPP. But thanks to your reply (not understood about the "free" points), I did a Web search and found some videos where a person clearly explained to you referred. I discover that I was doing wrong technique.
A big hug!
09-11-2013, 02:34 PM
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Hello to all!
MANY THANKS TO EVERYONE!
Actually, heart, I greatly appreciate your help!
Each Council is a master class for a self-taught like me! And all made that I managed to improve the block!
I did a mixture of all the tips: freed points of yellow fabrics, with a wire to the tone "stretched" fabric, crossed parts and sew it together. In this way I could close the "hole".
And I learned all that I must improve for the next time to try this technique!
For you to see what I got with your help, I show them photos on the back with fabrics released, the front closely and full block! Isn't not nearly perfect, but I think it looks very good and also "is made"!
Again: thank you!
A very strong hug!
MANY THANKS TO EVERYONE!
Actually, heart, I greatly appreciate your help!
Each Council is a master class for a self-taught like me! And all made that I managed to improve the block!
I did a mixture of all the tips: freed points of yellow fabrics, with a wire to the tone "stretched" fabric, crossed parts and sew it together. In this way I could close the "hole".
And I learned all that I must improve for the next time to try this technique!
For you to see what I got with your help, I show them photos on the back with fabrics released, the front closely and full block! Isn't not nearly perfect, but I think it looks very good and also "is made"!
Again: thank you!
A very strong hug!
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