I found some extra blocks that I did not use in a quilt and basted them to my practice piece to practice on an actual quilt block. This was the first one I've ever done on a Long Arm. What do you do when you hit areas where 4 points come together creating a bump?
Should you do something to prepare a top before quilt it other than ironing it? |
try to avoid that area
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If I am making a top that I know is going to have a bump, if can I will press those seams open.
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Get a hammer...
No, I'm not kidding. Cover the offending bump and gently (with a hammer) nudge it to flat. You'll need something hard underneath. Shhhhh!!!! |
Originally Posted by bamamama
I found some extra blocks that I did not use in a quilt and basted them to my practice piece to practice on an actual quilt block. This was the first one I've ever done on a Long Arm. What do you do when you hit areas where 4 points come together creating a bump?
Should you do something to prepare a top before quilt it other than ironing it? |
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