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    Yo yo assembling

    I made hundreds of yo yos to keep busy while sitting around. Any easy ideas for sewing them all together?
    Thank you so much!
    Dotty in NYC

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    I have never done yoyos....but after looking at these https://www.google.com/search?q=what...=0CDwQsAQ....i might give it a try

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    I stitched mine top, bottom, left and right. Be sure to use a good knot!
    Retired teacher, loving it.
    Love quilting also.

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    anyone try stringing them them in rows & stitching on between yo yos w machine?
    Dotty in NYC

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    You could certainly tack them by machine

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    Thank you. I'll let you know what I work out.
    Dotty in NYC

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    Great ideas, thanks

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    Didn't care much about yo yo's until: http://indulgy.com/post/TG1cI7R8S1/yo-yo-quilt

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    Do you want to sew them to a background? Machine would work great, if you just want to stitch them together one by one, I have been trying to figure this out too.lol You would have to sew the edges overlapped I don't know how that would work. I can't try it yet as I have too many projects right now. Let us see a pic of what you do. Good luck. sewbeadit
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