Fisrt time making the Quilter's Wallet...
#43
Thanks girls! Thanksgiving chores and cooking have kept me busy the last couple days. Sorry for not commenting before now.
I have picked out a few more fabric companion settings so soon as I can get back to them they will be easy to get a move on. LOL!
I have picked out a few more fabric companion settings so soon as I can get back to them they will be easy to get a move on. LOL!
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What is a top stitching needle?
Originally Posted by RedGarnet222
Ahh ... you girls are so sweet! I love showing my work here on the board. :~)
dakotamaid and quiltlovr,
Thanks so much! I have to slow way down to topstitch and many times I use a heat disapearing marker to make the lines before stitching and a top stitching needle helps too.
Maybe this will help you a little next time.
dakotamaid and quiltlovr,
Thanks so much! I have to slow way down to topstitch and many times I use a heat disapearing marker to make the lines before stitching and a top stitching needle helps too.
Maybe this will help you a little next time.
#47
[quote=polly13]What is a top stitching needle?
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Polly,
There are many types of sewing machine needles you can buy. One is a top stitiching needle that has a nice sharp point and a larger groove that runs down it to accomodate the heavier topstitching thread. Just look next time you are in a sewing store. They are there with all the other types. The smetz brand makes them.
Originally Posted by RedGarnet222
Ahh ... you girls are so sweet! I love showing my work here on the board. :~)
dakotamaid and quiltlovr,
Thanks so much! I have to slow way down to topstitch and many times I use a heat disapearing marker to make the lines before stitching and a top stitching needle helps too.
Maybe this will help you a little next time.
dakotamaid and quiltlovr,
Thanks so much! I have to slow way down to topstitch and many times I use a heat disapearing marker to make the lines before stitching and a top stitching needle helps too.
Maybe this will help you a little next time.
Polly,
There are many types of sewing machine needles you can buy. One is a top stitiching needle that has a nice sharp point and a larger groove that runs down it to accomodate the heavier topstitching thread. Just look next time you are in a sewing store. They are there with all the other types. The smetz brand makes them.
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