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I am not great at free motion. Would you use this as a lining in a bag that you are selling it to someone? Be honest please.[ATTACH=CONFIG]306481[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]306482[/ATTACH]
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Why are you even quilting the linning? I don't quilt my linnings as something may snag on them. JMHO
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It is for the bow tucks bag.
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Most of it will be covered with the pocket, I do not quilt the lining I find when I add the pocket it remains stable enough. I usually just do straight lines on the front part.
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To be honest, that is not the greatest free motion but we all started somewhere and you will get better with practice. If you are selling the item, I think I would take those stitches out and do just straight lines. Don't give up on the free motion however, the only way to improve is to work at it. I have many things I've done that aren't very good but I'm better now than I was. Be sure and post your finished work.
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I'm one of those people who tries out new recipes on company! That's asking for trouble. It's never a good idea to sell someone your practice pieces. Do your best work. Make them appreciate the quality in what you made.
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My honest opinion, if I purchased a bag with that kind of stitching in the lining I'd be very disappointed and would probably return it. Just do straight line stitching.
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Please use a black thread or nearly black thread (if that is a black background on the fabric) when you do your straight stitching. It will blend in very nicely with the print.
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your stitches look too big for FM. try using a smaller stitch.
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