Old 01-09-2011, 08:26 AM
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salmonsweet
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Originally Posted by thepolyparrot
I found out that if I sewed a little more slowly, I could get into a rhythm of moving one hand into the next position, then the other. There's a lot to think about and coordinate, though, isn't there! :D I can't even walk and chew gum at the same time, so this has been quite an experience!

I pull up the bottom thread, sew eight or ten tiny little stitches really close together in the direction opposite of the one that the line will go in, then I come back along that same line, snip the thread ends when they're clear and continue sewing. No knots and it will take a VERY long time for that sewing will work itself free. :)
Cool thank you. I'm getting to a point where I can keep the quilt from shifting when I come to a full stop to move hands... (wasn't the case in the beginning, I can tell you!) I guess with time I'll be able to make this smoother so it works while the quilt still moves. :)
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