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Old 02-08-2024, 05:58 PM
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audsgirl
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Originally Posted by ktbb View Post
One consideration I didn't see suggested is to use a stylus to help guide fabric instead of your fingers.

If the result of your problem is a narrow seam allowance, as sometimes happens to me, I simply turn the block over and re-stitch the end where the problem occurred - start where the seam is in the right place and continue to the edge of the fabric. The original, incorrect seamline is then in the seam allowance and never seen in the final project. This doesn't work if only one of the fabrics slides out of position.
Great ideas, ktbb! I often use my stiletto. I know a lot of people find it awkward, but it has felt natural to me from the start.
And sewing from the opposite end I have done on occasion. It saves the fabric from the wear and tear of ripping the seams.

Leslie
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