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OhCanada 02-10-2018 12:30 AM

Unsewing
 
Do you know what’s worse than ripping out your seam? Ripping it out and then realizing it was right the first time. And then repeating that scenario again. On the same seam. Yup.

quiltingcandy 02-10-2018 12:43 AM

When I do that it means it is time to either go to bed or take a nap.

JustAbitCrazy 02-10-2018 01:23 AM

Exactly! I once put the two ends of binding (on a completed quilt) together wrong five times before I got it right. I kept getting a twist in one end or the other. Good grief.

helou 02-10-2018 01:47 AM

I have to laugh. I did that just yesterday! and this is when I feel too confident when there are too many similar blocks and then, at the end of the row, there is a change in the pattern... what a waste of time loll.

quilterpurpledog 02-10-2018 03:08 AM

Yes, been there and done that. Several times I have stopped working on a project because it was time to do something else or I was just tired. When I came back to it I have thought I made a mistake and took it out-ripped it out or unsewed it- only to find it had been correct. Therefore, I have learned to look more carefully before starting to take something apart.

KwiltyKahy 02-10-2018 03:58 AM

been there, done that

sandy l 02-10-2018 04:21 AM


Originally Posted by KwiltyKahy (Post 8000262)
been there, done that

Oh yeah, me too:)

ptquilts 02-10-2018 04:53 AM

"As you sew, so shall you rip."

NJ Quilter 02-10-2018 05:58 AM

I hate it when that happens - especially to me, lol!

OhCanada 02-10-2018 06:12 AM


Originally Posted by JustAbitCrazy (Post 8000202)
Exactly! I once put the two ends of binding (on a completed quilt) together wrong five times before I got it right. I kept getting a twist in one end or the other. Good grief.

I feel your pain. I used to do that regularly. Not anymore. I found a utube video with a technique to join the ends of bindings on the bias. Totally different technique from the one that I had been using and just wasn’t working for me. Sharon Schamber Perfect Binding. It’s a lengthy video, at 28 minutes, but I like her techniques.


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