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Old 01-02-2014, 03:56 AM
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YukonViv gave you excellent advice, I discovered they weren't as bad as I thought when I relaxed, went very slow and methodical and was very accurate. Marking the seams with a very visible dot where you will stop and pivet really helps, don't raise your needle for anything! and I used the end of my seam ripper to make sure the fabric on the underside was in the right position before I resumed sewing. And after my first one the following seemed somewhat easier, I think it was because I was less tense by getting through the first one. Good luck!
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