I am working with a Courthouse Steps Miniquilt and I am on the last dark (4th) and don't know what the last 'line' is for. I have dashes one section away which I 'assume' is the cutting/trim line or joining.
I am sewing in the final strip but there is one more solid line....what do I do? |
Without seeing the pattern, I would say the last solid line is the cutting edge of the block.
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Originally Posted by maryb119
Without seeing the pattern, I would say the last solid line is the cutting edge of the block.
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could the dashed line be the actual seam alowance? with out seeing the patttern I cant tell either.
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http://www.straw.com/equilters/libra...bin_part5.html Can you tell from this?
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http://www.straw.com/equilters/libra...bin_part3.html
from what i see here, the dash lines are the sewing lines. |
Originally Posted by Kaleburk
I am working with a Courthouse Steps Miniquilt and I am on the last dark (4th) and don't know what the last 'line' is for. I have dashes one section away which I 'assume' is the cutting/trim line or joining.
I am sewing in the final strip but there is one more solid line....what do I do? But, then - - I don't see a fourth dark on the courthouse blocks, either. Some patterns have a solid outer line for stay stitching (usually associated with paper/foundation piecing). <wave> |
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