Oh heavens...
#31
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: berlin, ocean city md
Posts: 43
I had a great sunt who told me to put it down and go away and when you come back, it will work. When I was little and doing embroidery, my thread would get so knotted and I would get so angry, So now no matter what gets in a mess, I just walk away. That reminds of when things aren't going ok, go shoping buy a new dress. I tried that one time and always hated the dress. but washing windows is good for your troubles though
#35
Originally Posted by sewmary
I am puzzled. If this is piecing what difference does it make? How will it show? I frequently use up bits of thread left over to piece. You should see some of my "nonmatches". When quilt is finished, who knows?
#36
Lol, if you want to send it across the GoM, I would do it for you. My mother wouldn't teach me to sew, but boy, can I rip. One of the reasons I pin everything before I sew, and test to see if I pinned it right. Good thing, lol...I had a bad case of the dummies when I assembled the dog beds, lol.
Get a big bag of chocolates and find a comfortable seat.
Get a big bag of chocolates and find a comfortable seat.
#39
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: OK
Posts: 701
I just returned from shopping. It was harder than I thought to find a nice seam ripper. Not too big, not too small but just right. I am happy with it. I didn't realize my other was so dull until I borrowed on last week at retreat.
I picked out all of the stitching on these blocks with my stiletto. Never again.
Now I won't have anything to rip out for ages.
I picked out all of the stitching on these blocks with my stiletto. Never again.
Now I won't have anything to rip out for ages.
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