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    Old 09-19-2010, 09:25 AM
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    Hi I just have a quick question. I recently bought a purse kit from walmart from their pre cut kit line and want to try to fmq it a little bit and have never tried this before. So I was wondering if I drew out the pattern on the back of the batting and follow that while sewing if it would be bad or look like I sewed it the wrong way? Sorry I'm new at this and am not really sure.
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    Old 09-19-2010, 09:33 AM
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    Originally Posted by cindle
    Hi I just have a quick question. I recently bought a purse kit from walmart from their pre cut kit line and want to try to fmq it a little bit and have never tried this before. So I was wondering if I drew out the pattern on the back of the batting and follow that while sewing if it would be bad or look like I sewed it the wrong way? Sorry I'm new at this and am not really sure.
    I would take vellum (tracing paper) and draw my design with a pigma marker and glue stick it to the top (out side) fabric to keep it from slipping. Then FMQ --this way if the stitching passes your muster on the front but not the bobbin side you have a nice looking out side and the inside can be covered with a lining. Or draw the pattern on the fabric itself. I just find the tracing paper keeps my design so I can see it. Good Luck. Practice on something else first --even just plain muslin and see how you do before doing the purse fabric.
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    why not draw it out on paper and plce the paper on top to follow. When it's done you can tear away the paper. Just a thought.
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    Old 09-19-2010, 09:38 AM
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    looking at the pattern on the outside it's circles and flowers i think i might just do it by hand less scary lol.
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