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Old 02-20-2016, 12:19 PM
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Bree123
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Oh, also, it makes it a LOT easier in the beginning if you mark out your design (and pick a big one to start with -- maybe a 1.5-2.5" meander). I personally love the Crayola Ultra Clean crayons & markers, but you can use the more expensive marking tools found in quilt shops/craft stores if you prefer. Also, 50wt cotton thread that matches the background will help hide any minor stitching goofs. I only pull out stitching if the stitches didn't form properly; it means imperfect quilts, but more time to actually practice my FMQ skills.
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